The at-large D.C. councilman unveiled some heavy-hitting bills Monday afternoon bound to generate some real pushback from his colleagues. One piece of legislation would impose a limit of two consecutive four-year terms for council members, bar them from having any outside employment while increasing their salaries to $170,00 annually from $125,583. Another bill would establish a new appointed office responsible for coordinating with major city projects, area schools and employment programs to help prepare and promote D.C. residents for District projects.
