Among the items to be heard at tomorrow's regular meeting of the City Council:

• The Council will consider an ordinance to clarify the duties of the New Orleans Police Department Traffic Bureau and update existing requirements relative to traffic arrests...

At 6 p.m. tonight, the Greater New Orleans Foundation and Design Jones, LLC will host the first of two citywide community workshops to get public input on possibilities for redeveloping the neighborhood surrounding the former Charity Hospital. 

Orleans Parish property owners wishing to contest the assessment on their property may do so through Wednesday, Aug.15 with the Orleans Parish Assessor's Office. Property owners may visit any of the office's three locations: the fourth floor of City Hall at 1300 Perdido St., the first floor of the Algiers Courthouse at 225 Morgan St., or the second floor of the Lakeview Christian Center at 5885 Fleur De Lis Drive.

On Tuesday, July 24 the leadership of the Sewerage and Water Board (S&WB) will appear before the Public Works Committee of the New Orleans City Council. Led by Committee Chair Joe Giarrusso, members of the committee will continue their review of the S&WB's most recent statutorily-required quarterly report.

The New Orleans Redevelopment Authority (NORA) will be hosting a community workshop for Gentilly residents to discuss the Community Adaptation Program (CAP), announced at Tuesday's press conference. Residents are encouraged to attend the event taking place at 10 a.m. this Saturday, July 21 at Dillard University to learn more about the CAP and how to apply for residential stormwater management interventions of up to $25,000.