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Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Manassas
County
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Manassas City
Phone Number
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703-257-8458
Zip Code
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20110-5158
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Manassas Fire and Rescue
The meeting commenced following the determination of a quorum. Key discussions included the financial report for December, comments regarding the Mayor's decision to step down, and the introduction of a newly elected EDA member. Old Business covered the MSC Operating Report, noting updates to the scope of work for trash enclosures due to missing code requirements, ongoing review of a parking license, difficulty obtaining bids for security cameras, and a request from the Furniture Store to terminate its lease early. The Manassas Shopping Center Operating Report for December 2025 was accepted. Discussions also addressed the status of façade grants, which currently lack funding and guidelines, and an update on the Rhodeside Concept C presentation to City Council. For New Business, the committee approved utilizing the parking lot for a free State Police VIN engraving program scheduled for April 11th. The committee also confirmed preferences for continuing the city bus tour via in-person visit rather than video, and scheduled a future discussion on adopting financial policies and procedures.
The meeting involved the election of officers, confirming Carmela Patrick as Chair, Larry Naylor as Vice Chair, Paula Flood as Treasurer, and Andrea Morisi as Secretary. Key discussions included the approval of the November City Treasurer's Report and the payment of delinquent 2026 tax bills for three parcels (24570, 24571, and 34608), with the City Manager directed to address address correction and penalty waivers. Old Business covered updates on road salt relocation, trash corral contracts, lease renewals (Baldinos executed, Boost Mobile pending), and responsibility for exterior painting at Wu's Restaurant. The Committee also accepted the Manassas Shopping Center Operating Report for November 2025. For the Portner Avenue house, the consensus was to seek rental management rather than demolition, pending a rental market rate evaluation. New Business included a report on the Rhodeside study and a discussion on member assignments to EDA 'projects,' with a member volunteering as the FOIA officer.
The meeting included a review of the October Financial Report, during which confirmation was requested regarding the transfer of Gateway moneys. Old Business focused on updating the Project Tracker, which involved progress on trash corrals, consistent signage installation at the MSC, reassessing Packlights quotes, reviewing storefront images, and completing most asphalt patching projects except for one requiring vendor quotes. The October 2025 Manassas Shopping Center Operating Report was accepted. Updates on the SALHI and PORTNER Property noted completed landscaping and winterization, with ongoing discussions for relocating equipment. Following a closed session with legal counsel concerning the Portner Avenue house, the Authority decided to release an RFP for a residential property management firm in the new year. A request for Economic Opportunity Funds from Ground Central owners was withdrawn, prompting the need for an evaluation survey form for future requests. New Business included reminders about upcoming officer elections, scheduling the EDA retreat, and planning the final community conversation regarding MSC redevelopment before a presentation to City Council.
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