26th Council·1,896 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,896 bills and resolutions during the 26th Council, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
As introduced, Bill 26-648 would create a new Pop-Up restaurant license category and allows for on -premises alcohol sales, service and consumption until 4 a.m. in Downtown DC on weekends. It would allow a brewery to apply for an on-premises alcohol retailer license with a brew pub endorsement in Wards 5, 7, 8, or Downtown DC among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-648 would create a new Pop-Up restaurant license category and allows for on -premises alcohol sales, service and consumption until 4 a.m. in Downtown DC on weekends. It would allow a brewery to apply for an on-premises alcohol retailer license with a brew pub endorsement in Wards 5, 7, 8, or Downtown DC among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-654 would create a medical cannabis beverage production endorsement, which would authorize the endorsement holder to produce medical cannabis beverages for licensed medical cannabis manufacturers. The bill would further authorize the holders of certain alcohol manufacturer’s license classes to hold a medical cannabis beverage production endorsement. It would also clarify tax laws related to the taxation of medical cannabis and medical cannabis products.
As introduced, Bill 26-654 would create a medical cannabis beverage production endorsement, which would authorize the endorsement holder to produce medical cannabis beverages for licensed medical cannabis manufacturers. The bill would further authorize the holders of certain alcohol manufacturer’s license classes to hold a medical cannabis beverage production endorsement. It would also clarify tax laws related to the taxation of medical cannabis and medical cannabis products.
As introduced Bill 26-346 would extend the expiration dates of conditional licenses for medical cannabis cultivation centers, retailers, internet retailers, manufacturers, couriers, and testing laboratories for an additional year.
As introduced Bill 26-346 would extend the expiration dates of conditional licenses for medical cannabis cultivation centers, retailers, internet retailers, manufacturers, couriers, and testing laboratories for an additional year.
As introduced, Bill 26-596 would require the Public Service Commission to approve multiyear rate plans only if the plans are based on historic test years and do not include reconciliation. It would specify how excess return on equity will be refunded to customers and also requires the Public Service Commission to approve gas infrastructure projects only if the company demonstrates customer benefit and that the company analyzed cost-effective alternatives.
As introduced, Bill 26-596 would require the Public Service Commission to approve multiyear rate plans only if the plans are based on historic test years and do not include reconciliation. It would specify how excess return on equity will be refunded to customers and also requires the Public Service Commission to approve gas infrastructure projects only if the company demonstrates customer benefit and that the company analyzed cost-effective alternatives.
As introduced, Bill 26-522 would repeal the definition of daycare center, to add child development facility to the list of establishments within 300 feet of which a medical cannabis license holder may not locate. It would also permit an Advisory Neighborhood Commission to protest the issuance, renewal, or transfer of an internet retailer license.
As introduced, Bill 26-522 would repeal the definition of daycare center, to add child development facility to the list of establishments within 300 feet of which a medical cannabis license holder may not locate. It would also permit an Advisory Neighborhood Commission to protest the issuance, renewal, or transfer of an internet retailer license.
As introduced, Bill 26-259 would create a new medical cannabis retailer craft preparation endorsement, as well as establish specific requirements that must be satisfied for the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Board to approve and issue a craft preparation endorsement.
As introduced, Bill 26-259 would create a new medical cannabis retailer craft preparation endorsement, as well as establish specific requirements that must be satisfied for the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Board to approve and issue a craft preparation endorsement.
