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Neighborhood and Environmental Programs
Michael D. Mallinoff, JD, Director
The Department of Neighborhood and Environmental Programs, the "quality of life" department, is made up of two divisions: Code Enforcement and Environmental Programs. Code Enforcement is responsible for licensing, permitting and inspections relating to all facets of code enforcement including, but not limited to, construction, rental housing, zoning, construction trades and wastewater pretreatment. Environmental Programs is responsible for the enhancement of the environment through projects and programs including, but not limited to, urban forest, "Clean Air Initiatives", "Keep It Clean" campaign, storm water management and trail systems.
Services:
- Provides permits and inspections of all construction with a value of $500 or higher to promote safety and code compliance.
- Licenses and inspects all rental housing to ensure safe and sanitary living conditions.
- Licenses contractors doing business in the City.
- Inspects and enforces zoning regulations as set forth in the City Code.
- Provides permits and inspects and educates the wastewater pretreatment of certain commercial establishments.
- Regulates and educates the public regarding the storm water management program.
- Maintains and enhances the City's urban forest.
- Promotes and enforces the City's "Keep It Clean" program and "Clean Air Initiatives".
- Regulates private solid waste collection.
Section 17.12.020:
1. All new residential construction. New residential construction shall mean and include single-family, duplex, and multi-family residential buildings or structures, the placement of mobile or modular homes, and any existing residential building or structure that is renovated, refurbished, altered and/or an addition is made thereto provided the value of construction exceeds fifty percent of the market value of the building or structure.
2. Accessory or uninhabitable structures such as detached carports, garages, greenhouses, and sheds are excluded.
3. Automatic fire sprinkler systems shall be installed and maintained in accordance with Chapter 17.20 of the Code of the City of Annapolis.
B. In the event of any inconsistencies between the provisions of the International Residential Code and the City Code, the more stringent code shall govern. A copy of the International Residential Code is on file in the Department of Neighborhood and Environmental Programs.
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| Phone Number(s): |
Office: 410-263-7946
TDD: 410-263-7943 |
| Fax Number: |
410-263-9158 |
| E-mail: |
Michael D. Mallinoff, Director
MDMallinoff@annapolis.gov |
Maria Brown,
Assistant to the Director
MRB@annapolis.gov |
Tom Swontek,
Chief, Code Official
JTS@annapolis.gov |
Debbie Morgan,
Permits Administrator
DJM@annapolis.gov |
Lisa Fowler,
Admin. Office Associate
LFowler@annapolis.gov |
Barbara A. Norman, R.A.
Plans Reviewer
BANorman@annapolis.gov |
Chris Hall,
Zoning Enforcement Officer
CRH@annapolis.gov |
Steven Andrews,
Building Inspector
SKAndrews@annapolis.gov |
Henry Gutierrez,
Building Inspector
HGutierrez@annapolis.gov |
Michelle Moore,
Building Inspector
MMoore@annapolis.gov |
Clinton Pratt,
Electrical Inspector
CCP@annapolis.gov |
John J. Quigley,
Plumbing Inspector
JJQuigley@annapolis.gov |
Frank Biba, AICP
Chief, Environmental Programs
FJB@annapolis.gov |
Colleen K. Ruhter, P.E.
Stormwater Management Engineer
CRuhter@annapolis.gov |
Jan van Zutphen,
Environmentalist
JVZutphen@annapolis.gov |
Bobbie Baker,
Senior Property Maintenance Inspector
BEBaker@annapolis.gov |
Mary Emrick,
Property Maintenance Inspector
MEE@annapolis.gov |
Robert Schiffman,
Property Maintenance Inspector
RSchiffman@annapolis.gov |
Maria T. Broadbent,
Environmental Program Coordinator
mbroadbent@annapolis.gov |
Rob Savidge,
Environmental Compliance Inspector
RSavidge@annapolis.gov |
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| Address(es): |
City Hall- Room 202
160 Duke of Gloucester St.
Annapolis, MD 21401-2517 |
Counter Hours:
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Office Hours:
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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