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2004 Previous Agendas and Summaries
COMMISSIONERS AGENDA
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2004
Invocation – Rev. James Cucuzza, Crossroads Christian Church, St. Leonard
Pledge of Allegiance
Approve Agenda
Approve Minutes of January 6, 2004
A G E N D A
10:05 a.m. – Presentation by Herman Schieke,
Department of Economic Development –
Children’s Activity Booklet –
Calvert County’s 350th Anniversary
10:15 a.m. – Meeting with Maureen Hoffman,
Director, Department of Community Resources
re: Calvert County Transportation
11:00 a.m. – ACTION ON BUSINESS ITEMS
11:30 a.m. – COMMISSIONERS REPORT
11:45 a.m. – PUBLIC COMMENT
12:00 Noon – Lunch and Executive Session – Executive Function
2:00 p.m. – Meeting with the Planning Commission
re: Comprehensive Plan
Multi-Purpose Meeting Room Basement, Courthouse
APPOINTMENTS
1. Appointment to the Economic Development Authority
NEW BUSINESS
General Services
1. Memo from Douglas Parran, January 29, 2004
re: Construction of a Second Vehicular Entrance/Exit – State Office Building
2. Memo from Greg Bowen, February 4, 2004
re: Buildout Regulations Interpretations
Public Works
3. Memo from Terry Carlson, Bureau Chief, Transportation, January 28, 2004
re: Cox Road Realignment
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Summary of Action Taken
Tuesday, February 10, 2004
Received a copy of the Children’s Activity Book in connection with Calvert County’s 350th Anniversary Celebration. The book will be distributed to students in the elementary schools and will be available at the libraries and Tourist Information Centers.
Met with staff regarding grants and contracts for the Calvert County Transportation Service for FY 2004. Approved budget adjustment #310 to cover funding shortfalls and cover County match requirements for grants. Approved that staff investigate revisions to the existing fare schedule; staff proceed with implementation of a tamper-proof rotating fare box system; staff proceed with review of transportation routes; and staff study the use of advertising to raise revenue.
Appointed Keven Zinn to the Economic Development Authority to fill a vacancy due to a resignation.
Approved including in the FY 2005 capital budget construction of a secondary vehicular entrance and exit to the State Office Building parking lot.
Approved interpretations recommended by staff in the Buildout regulations regarding calculating lots and adequate public facilities regulations (add reference to date the APFO was adopted).
Approved that the scope of work of the consultant currently performing a streetscape design for the Huntingtown Town Center be amended to include transportation issues for the Huntingtown area, improvements of the operation of Maryland Route 2/4, Maryland 524 and Cox Road, and an entrance for the new high school on Cox Road.
Met with the Planning Commission and reviewed the first draft the Comprehensive Plan update.
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