26th Council·1,887 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,887 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 26-247 would permit the Mayor to approve a petition by the Anacostia BID to expand its geographic area to include exempt real property owners.
As introduced, Bill 26-247 would permit the Mayor to approve a petition by the Anacostia BID to expand its geographic area to include exempt real property owners.
As introduced, Bill 26-421 would authorize the establishment and administration of the Soul of the City Business Improvement District.
As introduced, Bill 26-421 would authorize the establishment and administration of the Soul of the City Business Improvement District.
As introduced, Bill 26-429 would clarify that any rental unit participating in the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program would be exempt from the Rent Stabilization Program.
As introduced, Bill 26-429 would clarify that any rental unit participating in the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program would be exempt from the Rent Stabilization Program.
As introduced, Bill 26-408 would require the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) to maintain an electronic record of its attempts to contact the appropriate parties, including parents and guardians, prior to a predisposition meeting and to make this log available to the Chair of the Council committee with oversight of the DYRS.
As introduced, Bill 26-408 would require the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) to maintain an electronic record of its attempts to contact the appropriate parties, including parents and guardians, prior to a predisposition meeting and to make this log available to the Chair of the Council committee with oversight of the DYRS.
As introduced, Bill 26-287 would, among other things, authorize the Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection to deny the issuance of a basic business license to a person, business entity, or beneficial owner who has an ownership interest in a rental property with outstanding Class 1 and or Class 2 housing code violations. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-287 would, among other things, authorize the Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection to deny the issuance of a basic business license to a person, business entity, or beneficial owner who has an ownership interest in a rental property with outstanding Class 1 and or Class 2 housing code violations. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-657 would modernize the District’s tax increment financing authority, establish a vacant and blighted property acquisition and affordable housing disposition program, create a lease-purchase homeownership opportunity pilot, create a first-time homebuyer mortgage interest tax credit for qualifying households, establish a residential infill program to streamline the subdivision process for zoning confirming residential lots and support participating homeowners. It would among other things establish a Building Permit Advisory Council to make policy recommendations.
As introduced, Bill 26-657 would modernize the District’s tax increment financing authority, establish a vacant and blighted property acquisition and affordable housing disposition program, create a lease-purchase homeownership opportunity pilot, create a first-time homebuyer mortgage interest tax credit for qualifying households, establish a residential infill program to streamline the subdivision process for zoning confirming residential lots and support participating homeowners. It would among other things establish a Building Permit Advisory Council to make policy recommendations.
As introduced, Bill 26-625 would modify the requirements for preparing and submitting a small area plan for the RFK Campus.
As introduced, Bill 26-625 would modify the requirements for preparing and submitting a small area plan for the RFK Campus.
As introduced, Bill 26-653 would include domestic workers and home care workers within the definition of employee subject to minimum wage and overtime protections.
As introduced, Bill 26-653 would include domestic workers and home care workers within the definition of employee subject to minimum wage and overtime protections.
