Council Vice President, District 1· 2021-2029
Katie Nash
Frederick
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 6
- Total speaking time
- 6:10
- Avg per meeting
- 1:02
- Segments
- 91
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Renn Quarter Retail Center Layout and Drive-Thru Impact
New retail space could add to the city's commercial tax base.
Right of First Refusal for Nonprofits on City Property Disposal
Any disposal of city property could affect city revenue and assets, though dollar figures aren't on the table yet.
City Studies: Housing Gap and Tree Canopy
Housing production trends influence municipal tax revenues, infrastructure investments, and affordable housing fund allocations.
Data Center Moratorium
Data center expansions contribute to increased regional electricity demand and higher transmission infrastructure costs for ratepayers.
Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit (MPDU) Ordinance Update
Involves management of a multi-million-dollar housing fund derived from developer lieu payments.
Frederick County Transit Services Overview
Unlocks state grants and financing tools for infrastructure and development projects.
The Heights at Himes Multifamily Project
Project relies on federal, state, and county financing mechanisms, including LITEC funding, with zero-dollar school mitigation fees applicable under state program rules.
Winpenny II Annexation and Municipal Growth
Annexing the land adds it to the city's tax rolls while also committing the city to serve it.
Underutilized Government Property and Redevelopment Potential
Potential sale proceeds or costs depend on which properties are involved — specifics haven't been laid out yet.
Land Management Code Amendment for Vertical Mixed Use
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Wormans Mill Court Apartments MPDU and Parkland Fees
Developer will pay a $240,000 parkland fee-in-lieu to the city.
Unique Commercial Concepts and Land Use Definitions
Enables new commercial investment and business diversification in commercial zones.
Utility Box Art and Youth Professional Development Pilot
The utility box pilot program has a proposed budget of $6,000 to $8,000.
Joyfield at Worman's Mill PILOT Agreement
Reduces annual property tax revenue by approximately $242,964 in exchange for 306 affordable housing units.
Housing Solutions Fund and MPDU Program
Involves management of a multi-million-dollar housing fund derived from developer lieu payments.
Canterbury Station Residential Development & Infrastructure
The applicant is contributing $28,662.42 toward a traffic signal at North Market Street and Canterbury Station Boulevard.
Economic Development Overview and Small Business Support
State revitalization grants secured $1.75 million in FY 2025 and $1.15 million in FY 2026 for local initiatives and facade improvements.
Affordable Workforce Housing Development at 585 Himes Avenue
Project relies on federal, state, and county financing mechanisms, including LITEC funding, with zero-dollar school mitigation fees applicable under state program rules.
Airport Hangar Height Variance
Supports airport financial self-sufficiency through ground rent from private hangar development.
Sunday Farm Annexation & Bloomfields Expansion
Generates significant ongoing property tax and one-time fees while spreading existing housing density over additional acreage.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Development)
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