The Fairness in Use and Negotiation for All Recreational Property Act of 2025 mandates public engagement and Council approval for long-term exclusive.

The Fairness in Use and Negotiation for All Recreational Property Act of 2025 requires the Mayor to engage the public and submit a proposed resolution to the Council before entering into any exclusive agreement for District-owned recreational properties lasting three years or more. The resolution must include details such as the property description, counterparty information, current use, fair market value, and anticipated charges. The Mayor must also hold a public hearing and include community input in the resolution.

The Fairness in Use and Negotiation for All Recreational Property Act of 2025 mandates public engagement and Council approval for long-term exclusive.

The Fairness in Use and Negotiation for All Recreational Property Act of 2025 requires the Mayor to engage the public and submit a proposed resolution to the Council before entering into any exclusive agreement for District-owned recreational properties lasting three years or more. The resolution must include details such as the property description, counterparty information, current use, fair market value, and anticipated charges. The Mayor must also hold a public hearing and include community input in the resolution.