Town Commissioners Agenda — 2025-03-12
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This is the agenda for the Queenstown Commissioners regular meeting on March 12, 2025 at 4:00 PM with in-person and Zoom participation options. Guests include Mr. Philip Snyder for a Volunteer of the Year recognition and Patrick Belzner regarding a property discussion; routine committee and department reports are listed (Public Works, Planning Commission, Finance Committee, Code Enforcement/Harbormaster, Events Committee). Town Clerk items include the treasurer/finance report, approval of February 26, 2025 minutes, and correspondence; Town Manager updates and attorney updates are also on the agenda. Major old business focuses on infrastructure (I&I project; New Water Tower & Infrastructure Project with interim financing, bond counsel, and ORDINANCE 25-01 to issue up to $1,828,000 in a general obligation bond/note to refurbish a 50,000-gallon elevated tank, install a 100,000-gallon ground tank, construct a new four-inch well into the Mattawan aquifer, build a new water treatment facility, replace undersized/defective watermains, extend mains, and related costs — public hearing scheduled for 3/26/25; and solar), marine projects (Federal Channel dredging), policy items (water/sewer connections code revisions, road and sidewalk standards, a water/sewer rate study, ORDINANCE 25-02 to permit manufactured homes and modular dwellings in districts that allow single-family dwellings — eligible for introduction, and ORDINANCE 25-03 to amend the Critical Area Overlay District to comply with recent legislation — eligible for introduction), and development projects (Wheatland’s Project and 6915 Main Street). The agenda also lists new business, public comment, a possible closed session if authorized, and adjournment; a 5:30 PM Council of Governments meeting hosted by the Town of Queen Anne is noted.
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AGENDA
QUEENSTOWN COMMISSIONERS
March 12, 2025
4:00 PM
In-Person and Zoom options are available
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4:00 p.m. – REGULAR MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
GUESTS
• Mr. Philip Snyder
RE: Volunteer of the Year Recognition
• Patrick Belzner, 6915 Main St.
RE: Property discussion
COMMITTEES/DEPARTMENTS
• Public Works
• Planning Commission
• Finance Committee
• Code Enforcement/Harbormaster
• Events Committee
TOWN CLERK
1. Treasurers/Finance Report
2. Minutes
February 26, 2025 (Regular Meeting)
3. Correspondence/Requests/Info – Sent and Received
TOWN MANAGER UPDATES
OLD BUSINESS (Items will remain until complete)
INFRASTRUCTURE –
1. I & I project
2. New Water Tower & Infrastructure Project
a. Interim Financing
b. Bond Counsel
ORDINANCE 25-01 -AN ORDINANCE of the Town Commissioners of
Queenstown (the “town”) authorizing the issuance, upon the full faith
and credit of the town, of (i) a general obligation installment bond
in the principal amount not to exceed one million eight hundred twenty-
eight thousand dollars ($1,828,000) to be designated “the town
commissioners of Queenstown general obligation bond (water system
improvement)” (the “bond”), with such other designation or modified
designation as authorized by the town, and (ii) a general obligation
note in the maximum principal amount not to exceed one million eight
hundred twenty-eight thousand dollars ($1,828,000) to be designated
“the town commissioners of Queenstown general obligation note (water
system improvement)” (the “note”) with such other designation or
modified designation as authorized by the town, each under the
authority of 19-207 and 19-301, et seq. Of the local government
article of the annotated code of Maryland (2013 replacement volume, as
amended) (the “enabling act”) and section 19-46 of the charter of the
town (the “charter”); the net proceeds of the sale of the bond and the
note, respectively, will be used and applied for the public purpose of
financing and refinancing the costs of the refurbishment of the
existing 50,000 gallon elevated tank located on wall street, the
installation of a new 100,000 gallon ground storage tank, the
construction of a new four inch well into the Mattawan aquifer and a
new water treatment facility, and the replacement of undersized and/or
defective watermains to meet the provisions of the 10 states standards
to all areas within the town service area, and the extension of new
water mains to new areas, together with the acquisition of all
necessary property rights and equipment, together with any related
construction, architectural, financial, fiscal, legal, design,
planning and engineering expenses; prescribing the form and tenor of
the bond and the note and the terms and conditions for the issuance
and sale of the bond and the note; providing for the levy and
collection of any taxes necessary for the prompt payment of the
maturing principal of and interest on the bond and the note and that
the full faith and credit and taxing power of the town be irrevocably
and unconditionally pledged to the payment of the principal and
interest on the bond and the note. (Public Hearing scheduled for
3/26/25)
3. Solar
MARINE PROJECTS –
1. Federal Channel dredging
POLICY –
1. Water/Sewer Connections Code – proposed clarifications &
revisions
2. Road and Sidewalk Standards
3. Water/Sewer Rate Study
4. ORDINANCE NO. 25-02 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
QUEENSTOWN TO AMEND ARTICLES VI AND VII OF THE QUEENSTOWN
ZONING ORDINANCE TO PERMIT MANUFACTURED HOMES AND MODULAR
DWELLINGS IN ZONING DISTRICTS THAT PERMIT SINGLE-FAMILY
DWELLINGS AND BY ADDING SECTION 90.1 THERETO, TO PERMIT
QUALIFIED PROJECTS (eligible for introduction)
5. ORDINANCE NO. 25-03 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF QUEENSTOWN
TO AMEND ARTICLE II AND ARTICLE IV PART III OF THE QUEENSTOWN
ZONING ORDINANCE TITLED, “CRITICAL AREA OVERLAY DISTRICT” TO
COMPLY WITH RECENT LEGISLATION (eligible for introduction)
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS –
1. Wheatland’s Project
2. 6915 Main Street
NEW BUSINESS
ATTORNEY UPDATES
PUBLIC COMMENT
CLOSED SESSION
(Only if needed, authorized by Section 3-305(b) of the General Provisions
Article of the Maryland Annotated Code, and voted upon in Open Session)
DISCUSSION AND/OR ACTION ON CLOSED SESSION MATTERS IF APPLICABLE
ADJOURN
NOTE:
**5:30 pm. – Council of Governments meeting – Town of Queen Anne hosting