Monthly Archives: November 2017

The facts are heavily on my side, I think, in contending that the Hotel Advisory Committee (HAC) under Mayor McClement  has been violating state law (the Open Meetings Act) for seven years by meeting behind closed doors.   But what … Continue reading →

The City Attorney Saundra Nickols is trying to persuade the Open Meetings Compliance Board (OMCB or Board) of the State Attorney-General’s Office that the City is not responsible for the behavior of the downtown Hotel Advisory Committee (HAC) and therefore … Continue reading →

At the consulting parties meeting in Frederick October 18 and November 14 state officials have said the purpose of the consultations was to focus on mitigation of an assumed demolition of the Tannery building, and that the state does not … Continue reading →

An Annapolis developer James O’Hare and architect Lance Jaccard from DC are developing plans for a boutique hotel and a mix of flats and townhouses on the site of the Visitation Academy on East 2nd St. They described their plans … Continue reading →