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Tue Jun 1, 2027
Budget for FY 2027
Leonardtown approves FY2027 budget with $2.99M general fund and $5.93M enterprise fund
The Commissioners of Leonardtown are approving the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, which includes a $2.99 million General Fund and a $5.93 million Enterprise Fund. The budget covers all town operations, including public works, public safety, water, sewer, and trash services, and includes capital projects and proposed rates.
- General Fund revenue: $2,994,115; expenditures: $2,994,115
- Enterprise Fund revenue: $5,932,695; expenditures: $5,932,695
- Capital projects: Wharf Parking Lot construction ($500,000), Waterline Expansion - Hollywood Road ($50,000), Meter Replacement Projects ($350,000 each for water and sewer)
- Trash collection contract: $1,390,000
- Proposed rates included in Budget Ordinance No. 232
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Fiscal Year 2027
Approved Budget
Town of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
Leonardtown, MD 20650
301-475-9791
Commissioners of Leonardtown
Commissioners of Leonardtown
FY2027 Approved Budget
Table of Contents
I.
Budget Summary
II.
General Fund
a. Budget Summary
1
b. Revenue Budget
2
i. Revenue Detail
c. General Government Expenditure Budget
3
i. GG – Expenditure Detail
d. Community Development Expenditure Budget
4
i. CD – Expenditure Detail
e. Planning & Zoning Expenditure Budget
5
i. PZ – Expenditure Detail
f. Public Safety Expenditure Budget
6
i. PS – Expenditure Detail
g. Public Works Expenditure Budget
7
i. PW – Expenditure Detail
h. Recreation & Parks Expenditure Budget
7
i. RP – Expenditure Detail
i. Capital Outlay – General Fund
9
III.
Enterprise Fund
a. Revenue Budget
10
b. Wastewater Treatment Plant Budget
11
i. WWTP – Expenditure Detail
c. Sewer Budget
12
i. SWR – Sewer Expenditure Detail
d. Water Budget
13
i. WTR – Water Expenditure Detail
e. Trash Collection
i. TR – Trash Expenditure Detail
14
f. Capital Outlay – Enterprise Fund
15
IV.
Capital Projects
a. Capital Projects Expenditure Budget
16
b. Capital Projects Revenue Budget by year
17-21
c. Capital Project Worksheets
22-26
V.
Grants
a. Grants Summary by Fund
27
b. Grant Budget Worksheets
28-34
VI.
Propose …
Recent meetings
Mon Aug 17, 2026
2026 08 17 PZ
Leonardtown Planning & Zoning Commission meeting cancelled for Aug 17
The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for August 17, 2026, has been cancelled because there are no items to be heard. The next meeting is set for September 21, 2026, at 4:00 p.m.
- Meeting cancelled due to empty agenda
- Next meeting scheduled for September 21, 2026
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Planning & Zoning Commission
Monday, August 17, 2026 ~ 4:00 pm
CANCELLED
Video of Meeting Available on YouTube Channel: Town of Leonardtown
There are no items to be heard on the agenda for the Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
scheduled for Monday, August 17, 2026 ~ 4:00 pm, therefore it has been cancelled.
The next meeting is scheduled to be held on Monday, September 21, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
Mon Aug 17, 2026
2026 08 17 PZ
Planning & Zoning Commission meeting cancelled for Aug 17
The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for Monday, August 17, 2026, at 4:00 pm has been cancelled because there are no items to be heard on the agenda. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 21, 2026, at 4:00 pm.
- Meeting cancelled due to empty agenda
- Next meeting set for September 21, 2026 at 4:00 pm
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Planning & Zoning Commission
Monday, August 17, 2026 ~ 4:00 pm
CANCELLED
Video of Meeting Available on YouTube Channel: Town of Leonardtown
There are no items to be heard on the agenda for the Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
scheduled for Monday, August 17, 2026 ~ 4:00 pm, therefore it has been cancelled.
The next meeting is scheduled to be held on Monday, September 21, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
Mon Aug 10, 2026
2026 07 31 P&Z End of the Month Report
July 2026 building permits: grading, solar, commercial U&O, and more
This is the Planning and Zoning end-of-month report for July 2026, listing building permits issued by the Town of Leonardtown. It includes residential and commercial permits, such as a large grading permit, solar installations, and commercial use and occupancy permits. The report is administrative and does not include any policy decisions or public hearings.
- Grading permit for Meadows at Town Run, Section 2, Phase 5, cost $1,670,240, 19.95 acres
- Commercial U&O for MRI Renovations at 25500 Point Lookout Rd, cost $940,000
- Residential deck/patio at 23593 Belmar Drive, cost $63,941
- Residential solar at 41942 Kentucky Court, cost $57,810
- Commercial U&O for Davidus Cigars at 40955 Merchants Lane, Suite 14, with revision
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Permit #
Date Pd.
Fees Pd.
Type of Bldg. Permit
Property Address
Lot No. & Subdivision
Applicant
Tax ID #
Cost
Sq. Ft.
50-26
7/1/26
$20.00 Residential Electric
41680 Mile Post Lane
Lot 1 Race Track Subd.
Mattingly Elec.
03-017540
$2,600 N/A
17-24-2
7/6/26
$50.00 Commercial Reno Permit
41620 Fenwick Street
TM: 133; Parcel: 246
Dogwood Devel.
03-019071
$30,000
1,826
100-15 E.1
7/7/26
$50.00 Grading Permit
Meadows at Town Run
Section 2; Phase 5
QBH
03-028283
$1,670,240 19.95 Ac
52-09 A
7/8/26
$120.60 Residential Deck / Patio
23593 Belmar Drive
Lot 77 - LG - Phase 2
Rock Remoldel
03-082962
$63,941
1,005
40-21-1
7/9/26
$50.69 Residential Solar
41518 Briarwood Circle
Lot 319 - CR - Phase 4
Solar Energy
03-181202
$14,000
422
130-04 B
7/10/26
$144.60 Residential Solar
23275 Jenifer Court
Lot 17 - Est at Singletree
D&L Power
03-071642 Not Provided
1,205
53-05-1
7/13/26
$20.00 Residential Plumbing
23299 Jenifer Court
Lot 20 - Est. at Singletree
PJ Fitzpatricl
03-071677
$15,600
28
61-07 B
7/13/26
$20.00 Resideential Electric
25445 Point Lookout Road
Lot 1 - Tudor Park
Tennyson Elec
03-005410
$800 N/A
70-03-1
7/16/26
$57.12 Residetial Deck & Patio
41590 Miss Bessie Dr
Lot 47 - Est. at Singletree
J&J Aluminimum
03-071979
$18,780
476
6-19 A
7/23/26
$65.28 Residential Deck
41447 Osborne Lane
Lot 166 - CR - Phase 2
Sharps Cont.
03-179604
$22,000
544
3-18 C
7/27/26
$30.00 Residential Solar
23602 Margrave Drive
Lot 218 - LG - Phase 3
Trinity Solar
03-088448
$14,760
241
90-11 C
7/2/26
$5.00 Res …
Mon Aug 10, 2026
07
Commissioners approve $956K in July payments including $439K for new well
The Commissioners of Leonardtown are reviewing and approving the check and voucher register for July 2026, totaling $956,145.86. The largest payment is $439,417.75 to A C Schultes of Maryland for construction of New Well #6. Other significant expenses include $113,129.33 for trash hauling, $98,024.00 for property and liability insurance, and various water, sewer, and street maintenance costs.
- $439,417.75 voucher to A C Schultes for New Well #6 construction
- $113,129.33 to Waste Management for June trash hauling
- $98,024.00 to Local Government for property, general liability, official liability, and auto insurance
- $19,719.85 to Kelly & Associates for August health insurance
- $17,952.50 to GHD for water tower task orders
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THE COMMISSIONERS OF LEONARDTOWN
Check/Voucher Register
From 7/1/2026 Through 7/31/2026
Number
Document
Date
Effective
Vendor Name
Trans Description
Check Amt
Type
Payment
16622
7/2/2026
BREEZELINE
WWTP Internet service 6/27-7/26/26
241.16
Check
16623
7/2/2026
GOGOV, INC.
GO Notifications and alerts for Citizen engage...
4,092.00
Check
16624
7/2/2026
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE...
Fire Insurance 9/8/26 - 9/7/27
4,537.00
Check
16625
7/2/2026
LOWE'S COMPANIES, INC.
WWTP Washing Machinee
550.05
Check
16626
7/2/2026
ST. MARY'S COUNTY ARTS C...
2026 Art Walk
25.00
Check
16627
7/9/2026
HOLCOMB'S LANDSCAPING, ...
Fenwick St Water Main - Replace Fire Hydrant ...
2,090.55
Check
16627
7/9/2026
HOLCOMB'S LANDSCAPING, ...
Trimming fence line of WWTP - FY26
756.00
Check
16628
7/9/2026
KELLY & ASSOCIATES INSUR...
Health Insurance - August 2026
19,719.85
Check
16629
7/9/2026
LEONARDTOWN POSTMASTER
Box # 1751 Renewal - 7/15/26-7/15/27
398.00
Check
16630
7/9/2026
LEONARDTOWN POSTMASTER
Utility Billing Mailing 4/1/26-6/30/26
1,074.54
Check
16631
7/9/2026
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Property, Gen Liab, Official Liab, Auto Insuranc...
98,024.00
Check
16632
7/9/2026
JAMIE NALUAI
Deposit for mural restoration
250.00
Check
16633
7/9/2026
NSR MARTS, INC.
Fuel - June 2026
862.36
Check
16634
7/9/2026
MARY M. SLADE
MML Conf Reservation reimbursement - Mary ...
1,363.00
Check
16635
7/9/2026
TOWNE FLORIST, INC.
Baby Leo Congratulations
92.99
Check
16636
7/9/2026
UNIFIRST CORPORATION
Uniforms - June 20 …
Mon Aug 10, 2026
2026 08 10 Town Council
Council to review sludge hauling contract, liquor license, parking fee request
The Leonardtown Town Council is meeting to review routine reports and act on several administrative items. Key actions include renewing the Synagro sludge hauling contract, considering a letter of support for a liquor license, and reviewing a parking fee in lieu request. The council will also receive updates on the carousel and recent planning commission meetings.
- Annual renewal of Synagro sludge hauling contract
- Liquor license letter of support for Fenwick Inn, 41685 Fenwick Street
- Parking fee in lieu request for Park Avenue Apartments, 41665 Fenwick Street
- Budget Amendment BA2027-101 for Community Parks and Playground Grant
- Review of July 20 and upcoming August 17 PZ meetings
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Workshop
August 5, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Town Council
Meeting Agenda
August 10, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Video of Town Council Meetings – YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/TownofLeonardtown
A. Opening of meeting
a. Approval of Minutes
B. Treasurer's Report- Sharon Strand
a. Treasurer's Report
b. Budget Amendment BA2027-101 Community Parks and
Playground Grant
C. Planning Dept. - Mike Bailey
a. Review July 20, 2026 PZ Meeting
b. Upcoming August 17, 2026 PZ Meeting
D. Police Report- Deputy Richard Wilhemi
a. Police Report
E. Town Administrator's Report - Laschelle McKay
a. Annual Renewal of Synagro Sludge Hauling Contract
b. Liquor License Letter of Support for Fenwick Inn 41685 Fenwick
Street
c. Parking Fee in Lieu Request for Park Avenue Apartments at 41665
Fenwick Street
d. Carousel Update
F. Mayor's Report - Daniel Burris
a. LBA Report
G. Council Reports
a. Events - Heather Earhart
b. Community Development and Planning - Nick Colvin
c. Utilities - Christy Hollander
d. SMMA Update - Jay Mattingly
e. Business Development/Retention - Mary Slade
H. Adjournment
“Meet the Mayor”
Mayor Burris will be available for discussion for 30 minutes following the close of the meeting.
Mon Aug 10, 2026
2026 8 10 August Main Street Report
Main Street program updates: façade grants open, new businesses
This is a monthly Main Street program update for Leonardtown, Maryland, covering recent and upcoming business openings, grant program status, and community events. The agenda is informational rather than a decision-making meeting, with no votes or ordinances scheduled.
- FY26 & FY27 Façade Improvement Grant Program open July 30–August 30
- Main Street America 2026 Affiliate Program certification received July 13
- New businesses: Hyatt Commercial, What the Fizz Beverage Boutique; opening soon: Cypress Wealth Management, Wood Construction
- FY25 Façade Improvement Grant Program: 3 active projects (2 Wood Construction, 1 Bella Bridal)
- Events: Declaration of Independence reading July 8, Early Learning Center ribbon cutting July 21, What the Fizz grand opening July 28
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Main Street Program Updates
August 2026
MAIN STREET MANAGER UPDATES
• FY26 & FY27 Façade Improvement Grant Program Opened July 30-August 30
• July 13th- Received Certification for Main Street America 2026 Affiliate
Program
NEW AND UPCOMING BUSINESSES
Recently Opened:
• Hyatt Commercial- Nick Stellway
• What the Fizz Beverage Boutique
Opening Soon:
• Cypress Wealth Management
• Wood Construction
GRANT UPDATES
• FY25 Façade Improvement Grant Program- 3 Projects Open- 2 for Wood
Construction & 1 for Bella Bridal
EVENTS
• July 8th- Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence
• July 21st- St. Mary’s County Government Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony for St. Mary's County Early Learning Center
• July 24th- Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours at the Xella Winery
and Vineyard
• July 28th- Grand Opening for What the Fizz Beverage Boutique
TRAINING AND CONFERENCES
• July 8th- DHCD Opportunity Zones 2.0 Community Listening Session
Webinar
Mon Aug 10, 2026
Parks and Playground Grant App
Leonardtown seeks $300k state grant for Leonard Hall splash pad
The Commissioners of Leonardtown are applying for a $300,000 Community Parks and Playgrounds grant to build a splash pad and pump house at Miedinski Park. The total project cost is $565,000, with local funds covering the remaining $265,000. The splash pad would be free and open to the public, addressing a need for a second splash pad in the central county area.
- Splash pad and pump house at Miedinski Park, 23145 Leonard Hall Drive
- Total project cost: $565,000; CPP request: $300,000; local match: $265,000
- Includes seating, shade structures, sidewalks, and stormwater infrastructure
- Construction planned July 1 to September 1, 2027
- Applicant: Commissioners of Leonardtown; contact Christina Bishop
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MARYLAND
==, DEPARTMENT OF
NATURAL RESOURCES
Gene
COMMUNITY PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS (CPP) PROGRAM
FY2027
Application and Project Agreement
CPP PROJECT #
A. PROJECT INFORMATION: Complete this form digitially unless otherwise indicated. Handwritten
submissions will not be accepted.
Park Name: Miedinski Park
Project Name: Leonard Hall Splash Pad
Street Address: 23145 Leonard Hall Drive
City/Town: Leonardtown County: St. Mary's Zip: 20650
County Tax Map: 127 Grid: 5 Parcel: 503 Lot:
SDAT Account Identifier: 03- 015084
District-Subdivision-Account Number or Ward-Section-Block-Lot (as applicable)
MD Legislative District: 29A
Click here to find the 2022 Legislative District (Number 1-47)
Confirm the project location is eligible for Community Parks and Playground Program
Funding: Project location must be within the blue areas on this map. Eligible
Previous DNR/Land Acquisition and Planning (LAP) projects at this location:
Note that this application may only contain project elements that have not been funded by CPP or Program Open
Space (POS) Local grants in the last 20 years or Local Parks and Playground Infrastructure (LPPI) grants in the
last 15 years.
2017 Weick Playground Project- 6658-18-136
Project Period: From: Date of Letter of Acknowledgement (DNR Use Only)
To: Estimated Date of Completion
B. PROJECT DETAILS:
1. Type of project:(select one) Development
2. Project Description (Please summarize the proposed project in 2-3 sentences. Attach a separate sheet
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Mon Aug 10, 2026
BA2027101 Parks and Playground Grant
Leonardtown to pass through $300k grant for Miedinski Park splash pad
The Commissioners of Leonardtown are considering a budget amendment to accept and pass through a $300,000 Community Parks & Playground Grant from St. Mary's County Government for a splash pad at Miedinski Park. The amendment increases both the grant revenue and the payment to other agencies by $300,000, with no net change to the budget.
- Budget amendment BA-2027101 for $300,000 grant revenue and $300,000 pass-through expense
- Grant from St. Mary's County Government for Community Parks & Playground
- Funds designated for splash pad at Miedinski Park
- Effective date July 1, 2026
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BA #:
2027-101
MIP BA #:
BA-2027101
Fiscal Year: 2027
Entered By:
Sharon Strand
Date:
7/8/2026
Effective Date:
7/1/2026
GL Account
Account Name
Increase
Decrease
24.88.4450
Playground and Parks Grant
300,000.00
24.88.52099
Payment to other agencies
300,000.00
TOTAL
600,000.00
0.00
DESCRIPTION:
REQUESTED BY:
Sharon Strand
DATE:
5/27/2026
APPROVAL:
DATE:
APPROVAL:
DATE:
COMMISSIONERS OF LEONARDTOWN
BUDGET AMENDMENT
Community Parks & Playground Grant for Splash Pad at Miedinski Park - St. Mary's County Govt
pass through.
Mon Aug 10, 2026
2026 07 31 P&Z Monthly Status Report
Planning Commission reviews status of 20+ development projects in Leonardtown
The Leonardtown Planning and Zoning Commission will review the monthly status report for August 2026, covering projects in concept, design, and construction stages. The report includes updates on residential subdivisions, commercial projects, and infrastructure improvements. No new decisions are on the agenda; it is a status update.
- St. Mary's Nursing Memory Care Center permit expired April 21, 2026
- Courthouse Drive Apartments final approval scheduled for July 20, 2026
- Meadows at Town Run Phase V (73 townhomes) grading permit issued June 29, 2026
- Tractor Supply concept approved, proceeding to final design
- Maryland Route 245 sidewalk project in final design review
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Planning & Zoning Monthly Status Report
August 17, 2026 – Meeting Agenda
The Leonardtown Planning and Zoning Commission currently has three item(s) on the
agenda for August 17, 2026, at this time.
Projects Report – August 2026
Concept Stage:
#3-26
Leonardtown VFD, Phase 1 – Concept Plan (Through Road)
Concept Plan received from consultant (Linear Surveys) on February 4,
2026.
Town Planning Department issued comments on February 20, 2026 to
consultant.
#14-25
Tractor Supply
Town planning Department has received St. Mary’s County Soil
Conservation District concept approval on May 7, 2025. In review with
SMC Public Works.
SMC Soil Conservation District approved Concept plan on May 22, 2025.
Leonardtown Planning Department issued review comments to Consultant
on May 28, 2025.
Consultant received comments from SMC Public Works & Transportation
on August 7, 2025.
Consultant received Concept approval from the Planning Commission on
October 20, 2025 to proceed with final design.
#23-25
Tudor Hall Farm (PUD)
Received Traffic study from Lenhart Traffic Consulting, LLC for the
proposed Tudor Hall PUD. Study was submitted to State Highway for
review.
Received Preliminary Concept Plan on March 10, 2026 for review.
Received Concept Plan on June 29, 2026 for review.
#29-25
G & H Residences
Town Planning Department issued comments on July 31, 2025.
Town Planning Department issued comments on December 18, 2025. …
Mon Aug 10, 2026
07
Commissioners review July 2026 budget report showing low revenue collection
The Commissioners of Leonardtown are reviewing the July 2026 budget report for the General Fund and Enterprise Fund. The report shows that as of July 31, 2026, only 4.15% of the General Fund's revised budget has been used, with revenue collections at 4.15% of the annual budget. The Enterprise Fund shows 0.02% revenue collection and 26.58% of the wastewater treatment facility budget used. This is a routine financial review, not a decision-making agenda.
- General Fund revenue collected: $124,542.11 of $3,001,115.00 (4.15%)
- Enterprise Fund revenue collected: $1,278.00 of $5,932,695.00 (0.02%)
- Wastewater Treatment Facility budget used: 26.58%
- Property/Liability Insurance over budget in General Government (209.37%) and Water System (285.16%)
- Sludge Management contract encumbered $229,190.00 (99.64% of budget)
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THE COMMISSIONERS OF LEONARDTOWN
Encumbrance Budget - REVBUD - YTD Actuals, Encumb, & Budget
10 - GENERAL FUND (10)
From 7/1/2026 Through 7/31/2026
Code
Account
Account Title
Revised
YTD Budget -
YTD Actual
Encumbrances
YTD
Encumbrances
YTD Actual &
Variance - Revised
YTD Budget
Revised
Budget Used -
Percent Total
04
Revenue
4111
Real Estate Tax
900,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(900,000.00)
0.00%
4112
Public Utilities Tax
50,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(50,000.00)
0.00%
4121
Penalties and Interest
2,500.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(2,500.00)
0.00%
4131
Discount on Taxes
(10,000.00)
0.00
0.00
0.00
10,000.00
0.00%
4141
Income Tax
1,210,000.00
5,559.00
0.00
5,559.00
(1,204,441.00)
0.45%
4161
Accommodation Tax
65,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(65,000.00)
0.00%
4211
Highway User Revenue
380,185.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(380,185.00)
0.00%
4311
Beer, Wine, Liquor License
16,000.00
17,534.63
0.00
17,534.63
1,534.63
109.59%
4321
Trader's License
2,500.00
407.52
0.00
407.52
(2,092.48)
16.30%
4331
Building Permits
20,000.00
728.29
0.00
728.29
(19,271.71)
3.64%
4341
CATV Franchise Fee
25,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(25,000.00)
0.00%
4351
Sign Permit
500.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(500.00)
0.00%
4352
Occupancy Permit
2,000.00
180.00
0.00
180.00
(1,820.00)
9.00%
4411
County Tax Rebate
80,000.00
19,917.00
0.00
19,917.00
(60,083.00)
24.89%
4441
Law Enforcement Grant (SAPP)
43,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(43,000.00)
0.00%
4451
Critical Areas Grant
1,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(1,000.0 …
Sat Aug 1, 2026
August 2026
Council to review sludge hauling contract, liquor license, parking fee request
The Leonardtown Town Council will hold a workshop and regular meeting to discuss routine reports and several action items. Key items include renewing the Synagro sludge hauling contract, a liquor license letter of support for Fenwick Inn, and a parking fee in lieu request for Park Avenue Apartments. The agenda is largely procedural, with reports from the treasurer, police, and town administrator.
- Budget Amendment BA2027-101 for Community Parks and Playground Grant
- Annual renewal of Synagro Sludge Hauling Contract
- Liquor license letter of support for Fenwick Inn at 41685 Fenwick Street
- Parking fee in lieu request for Park Avenue Apartments at 41665 Fenwick Street
- Carousel update
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Workshop
August 5, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Town Council
Meeting Agenda
August 10, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Video of Town Council Meetings – YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/TownofLeonardtown
A. Opening of meeting
a. Approval of Minutes
B. Treasurer's Report- Sharon Strand
a. Treasurer's Report
b. Budget Amendment BA2027-101 Community Parks and
Playground Grant
C. Planning Dept. - Mike Bailey
a. Review July 20, 2026 PZ Meeting
b. Upcoming August 17, 2026 PZ Meeting
D. Police Report- Deputy Richard Wilhemi
a. Police Report
E. Town Administrator's Report - Laschelle McKay
a. Annual Renewal of Synagro Sludge Hauling Contract
b. Liquor License Letter of Support for Fenwick Inn 41685 Fenwick
Street
c. Parking Fee in Lieu Request for Park Avenue Apartments at 41665
Fenwick Street
d. Carousel Update
F. Mayor's Report - Daniel Burris
a. LBA Report
G. Council Reports
a. Events - Heather Earhart
b. Community Development and Planning - Nick Colvin
c. Utilities - Christy Hollander
d. SMMA Update - Jay Mattingly
e. Business Development/Retention - Mary Slade
H. Adjournment
“Meet the Mayor”
Mayor Burris will be available for discussion for 30 minutes following the close of the meeting.
Mon Jul 20, 2026
2026 07 20 P&Z
P&Z to review Park Avenue Apartments expansion concept plan
The Leonardtown Planning & Zoning Commission will consider a concept site development plan for the Park Avenue Apartments at 41665 Fenwick Street, proposing to renovate and add a second story. The commission will also review the minutes from the June 15 meeting, hear the town administrator's report, and review monthly in-house permits for June 2026.
- Case No. 104-06 E – Park Avenue Apartments – Concept Site Development Plan – 41665 Fenwick Street
- Approval of minutes from June 15, 2026
- Town Administrator's report by Laschelle McKay
- Review of monthly in-house permits for June 2026
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Commissioners of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
P. 0. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
DANIEL W. BURRIS
Mayor
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
leonardtown.somd.com
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Town Administrator
Planning & Zoning Commission
Meeting Agenda
Monday, July 20, 2026 ~ 4:00 pm
Video of Meeting Available on YouTube Channel: Town of Leonardtown
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – June 15, 2026
2. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT – Laschelle McKay
3. NEW BUSINESS:
Case No. 104-06 E – Park Avenue Apartments – Concept Site Development Plan –
41665 Fenwick Street - Owner / Consultant is requesting concept approval to renovate and
add a second story to the existing building.
4. OTHER BUSINESS:
Review of Monthly In-House Permits – June 2026
5. ADJOURNMENT
COUNCIL: NICK COLVIN HEATHER M. EARHART
CHRISTY HOLLANDER J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV MARY MADAY SLADE
Mon Jul 13, 2026
2026 07 13 Town Council Signed
✓ Decided: Leonardtown Council approves resource protection ordinance and multiple contracts
The Leonardtown Town Council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 235, consolidating environmental regulations into Chapter 80 with stricter standards. They also approved several contracts and agreements, including a 10-year water tank maintenance deal with Southern Corrosion, a brick paver contract with Stepping Stone, tax services with Ryan LLC, and a splash pad grant agreement with St. Mary's County. Two liquor license letters of support were granted.
- Approved Ordinance No. 235 - Chapter 80 - Resource Protection Standards (unanimous)
- Approved liquor license letter of support for Boone's Bagels (Class B Beer and Wine) (unanimous)
- Approved liquor license letter of support for Luxury Liquors, LLC (Class A BWL) (unanimous)
- Authorized agreement with Southern Corrosion, Inc. for Engineered Tank Care Service with 5% cap (unanimous)
- Authorized MOA with Cedar Lane Senior Living Community for environmental review (unanimous)
- Awarded brick paver contract to Stepping Stone, LLC (unanimous)
- Approved contract with Ryan, LLC for tax services ($17,000) (unanimous)
- Authorized Mayor to sign CPP grant agreement and MOU for splash pad ($300,000) (unanimous)
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DANIEL W. BURRIS
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22670 Washington Street
P. 0. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
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Town Council Meeting Minutes
July 13, 2026
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Town Administrator
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Attendees:
Daniel W. Burris, Mayor
J. Maguire Mattingly IV, Vice President
Nick Colvin, Council Member
Christy Hollander, Council Member
Heather M. Earhart, Council Member
Mary Maday Slade, Council Member
Also, in attendance were: Laschelle McKay, Town Administrator; Teri Dimsey, Secretary; Jeanine
Harrington, Asst. Town Admin; Mike Bailey, Planning; Jennifer Misner, Main Street Manager; Will
Morehead, JustTech; Deputy Wilhelmi; Roger Mattingly, LVFD; Laura Clarke, Clarke Consulting; A
complete list of attendees is on file at the Town Hall.
Councilmember Colvin gave the invocation and Ms. Dimsey lead the Pledge of Allegiance.
Approval of Minutes
Mayor Burris entertained a motion to approve the meeting minutes of June 8, 2026.
Councilmember Mattingly moved to approve the minutes of June 8, 2026 as presented;
seconded by Councilmember Slade; motion passed unanimously.
Treasurers Report - Laschelle McKay for Sharon Strand
Council have been provided with the financials for the first month of fiscal year 2027. We are still
finalizing some items for FY26. We have almost hit our …
Mon Jul 13, 2026
July 2026
Council to hold public hearing on resource protection standards ordinance
The Leonardtown Town Council is meeting to discuss routine reports and several action items, including a public hearing on Ordinance No. 235 regarding resource protection standards. The council will also consider letters of support for liquor licenses, a grant agreement for a splash pad, a bid award for brick pavers, and other administrative matters.
- Public hearing on Ordinance No. 235 - Chapter 80 - Resource Protection Standards
- Boone's Bagels request for Class B wine and beer license letter of support, 41654 Fenwick Street
- Luxury Liquors, LLC request for Class A liquor license letter of support, 25470 Point Lookout Road
- Approve Mayor to sign CPP Grant Agreement and MOU for SMC Government Splash Pad
- Award bid for Brick Paver Contract
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DANIEL W. BURRIS
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Mayor
Town Administrator
Commissioners of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
P. O. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
leonardtown.somd.com
COUNCIL: NICK COLVIN HEATHER M. EARHART
CHRISTY HOLLANDER J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV MARY MADAY SLADE
Workshop
July 8, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Town Council
Meeting Agenda - July 13, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Video of Town Council Meetings – YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/TownofLeonardtown
1. Opening of meeting
a. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
b. Approval of Minutes
2. Treasurer's Report- Sharon Strand
a. Treasurer's Report
3. Planning Dept. - Mike Bailey
a. Previous PZ Meeting - June 15, 2026
b. Upcoming PZ Meeting - July 20, 2026
4. Police Report-Deputy Richard Wilhelmi
a. Police Report
5. Town Administrator's Report - Laschelle McKay
a. 4:15 pm Public Hearing of Ordinance No. 235 - Chapter 80 - Resource Protection Standards- Jeanine
Harrington
b. Boone's Bagels - Request for Class B Wine and Beer Liquor License Letter of Support, 41654 Fenwick
Street
c. Luxury Liquors, LLC - Request for Class A Liquor License Letter of Support 25470, Point Lookout Road
d. Approve Mayor to sign CPP Grant Agreement and MOU for pass thru grant for SMC Government for
Splash Pad
e. Engineered Tank Care Proposal for Tudor Hall and Greenbriar Towers
f. MOA with Cedar Lane Senior Living Communitiy as Responsible Entity for Environmental Review for
Evergreen at Cedar La …
Wed Jul 1, 2026
July
Council discusses $322K paddleboat purchase, forms committee
The Leonardtown Town Council held a special meeting to discuss authorizing a contract to potentially purchase the Black-Eyed Susan paddleboat for $322,000, with a $16,000 deposit. The town has received a $100,000 grant from the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority and a $190,000 assumable loan, leaving a $32,000 balance. The council heard from county officials and staff about tourism and economic benefits, and discussed forming a committee to conduct due diligence before a final decision in about a month. No final purchase was made; the council only discussed the next steps.
- Potential purchase of Black-Eyed Susan paddleboat for $322,000
- $16,000 security deposit required for the purchase agreement
- $100,000 grant from Maryland Heritage Areas Authority
- $190,000 assumable loan, leaving $32,000 from town funds
- Formation of a committee to research and recommend on the purchase
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Special Town Council Meeting Minutes
Friday, July 24, 2020 @ 9:00 a.m.
On-site and Virtual Meeting due to Covid 19
Meeting recorded Live on YouTube – Town of Leonardtown Channel
Attendees Onsite:
Daniel W. Burris, Mayor
J. Maguire Mattingly IV, Vice President
Tyler Alt, Council Member
Nick Colvin, Council Member
Mary Maday Slade, Council Member
Virtual:
Christy Hollander, Council Member
Also, in attendance were: Laschelle McKay, Town Administrator; Rebecca Sothoron,
Treasurer; Beth Sandberg, Office Manager; Will Moorehead, Just Tech; Teri Dimsey,
Executive Secretary; Kenny Scully; Roger Mattingly, Janet Scully, Residents. A complete
list of attendees is on file at the Town Hall. Viewers on Town of Leonardtown YouTube
Channel.
Councilmember Colvin provided the invocation and Ms. Dimsey led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Discussion and Approval of Contract for Paddlewheel Boat Possible Purchase
Mayor Burris stated that today’s special meeting has been called to specifically discuss the
authorization to approve the signing of a contract to potentially purchase the Black-Eyed
Susan Paddleboat and look to form a committee to do more due diligence and make the
final decision in approximately a month.
Ms. McKay reported that the purpose of today's meeting is to review the information that
has been gathered to date regarding the possible purchase, by the Town, of a paddlewheel
boat named The Black-Eyed Susan. The purchase price is $322,000 an …
Wed Jul 1, 2026
Change in July
Rezoning hearing for 41655 Park Ave. cancelled
The Leonardtown Planning and Zoning Commission has cancelled a public hearing scheduled for July 18, 2016, regarding a rezoning request for the property at 41655 Park Ave. The hearing was to consider changing the zoning from Commercial Business (C-B) to Residential Multi-Family (R-MF). The meeting will be rescheduled at a later date.
- Cancelled public hearing for rezoning request at 41655 Park Ave.
- Proposed zoning change from Commercial Business (C-B) to Residential Multi-Family (R-MF)
- Property identified as Tax Map 133, Parcel 423
- Hearing was scheduled for July 18, 2016 at 4:15 p.m. at the Town Office
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Commissioners of Leonardtown
41660 Courthouse Drive
P.O. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
301-475-9791 © FAX 301-475-5350
DANIEL W. BURRIS leonardtown.somd.com LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Mayor Town Administrator
Commissioners of Leonardtown
Notice of Public Hearing Cancellation
Rezoning Request 41655 Park Ave., Leonardtown
The hearing scheduled before the Leonardtown Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday,
July 18, 2016 at 4:15 p.m. at the Town Office, 41660 Courthouse Drive, regarding Tax Map 133,
Parcel 423 has been cancelled. The purpose of the hearing was to present for public review and
receive public comment regarding the request to rezone the parcel located at 41655 Park Ave.
from Commercial Business (C-B) to Residential Multi-Family (R-MF). The meeting will be
rescheduled at a later date.
Laschelle McKay
Town Administrator
COUNCIL: THOMAS M. COMBS HAYDEN T. HAMMETT
J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV ROGER L. MATTINGLY LESLIE E. ROBERTS
Mon Jun 15, 2026
June 15, 2026
Planning commission to approve 2025 MDP annual report
The Leonardtown Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to approve the 2025 Maryland Department of Planning (MDP) Annual Report and review monthly in-house permits for May 2026. The agenda also includes approval of the May 18, 2026 minutes and a report from the Town Administrator.
- Approval of the 2025 Maryland Department of Planning (MDP) Annual Report
- Review of Monthly In-House Permits – May 2026
- Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026
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Commissioners of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
P. 0. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
DANIEL W. BURRIS
Mayor
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
leonardtown.somd.com
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Town Administrator
Planning & Zoning Commission
Meeting Agenda
Monday, June 15, 2026 ~ 4:00 pm
Video of Meeting Available on YouTube Channel: Town of Leonardtown
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – May 18, 2026
2. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT – Laschelle McKay
3. NEW BUSINESS:
Approval of the 2025 Maryland Department of Planning (MDP) Annual Report
4. OTHER BUSINESS:
Review of Monthly In-House Permits – May 2026
5. ADJOURNMENT
COUNCIL: NICK COLVIN HEATHER M. EARHART
CHRISTY HOLLANDER J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV MARY MADAY SLADE
Tue Jun 2, 2026
Charter Amendment No
Leonardtown Council adopts charter amendment authorizing general obligation borrowing
The Leonardtown Town Council adopted Charter Amendment Resolution CA-06-02, which amends Article 7, Section 719 of the Town Charter to authorize the Town to borrow money for any proper public purpose through general obligation bonds, notes, or other indebtedness. The amendment details how such borrowing may be issued, sold, and secured, including provisions for private or public sales, fixed or variable interest rates, and redemption prior to maturity. The resolution was passed at a special public meeting on September 25, 2006, and becomes effective November 14, 2006.
- Charter Amendment CA-06-02 amends Article 7, Section 719 of the Leonardtown Town Charter
- Authorizes general obligation borrowing for any proper public purpose
- Allows issuance and sale of bonds, notes, or other indebtedness at private or public sale
- Permits fixed or variable interest rates and redemption prior to maturity
- Resolution adopted September 25, 2006; effective November 14, 2006
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COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN
CHARTER AMENDMENT RESOLUTION NO. CA-06-02
Introduced by Mayor J. Harry Norris, III
A RESOLUTION concerning
CHARTER AMENDMENT - General Obligation Borrowing
FOR the purpose of amending the Charter of The Commissioners of Leonardtown (the
“Town’”) to authorize the Town to borrow money for any proper public purpose and to
evidence such borrowing by the issuance and sale of its general obligation bonds, notes
or other evidences of indebtedness; authorizing the Council to determine by ordinance
and/or resolution various matters pertaining to the manner in which, and the terms and
conditions on which, general obligation bonds, notes or other evidences of indebtedness
of the Town may be issued, sold, delivered, secured and paid; authorizing the issuance
and sale of general obligation bonds, notes or other evidences of indebtedness at either
private (negotiated) sale or public sale; authorizing the issuance and sale of general
obligation bonds, notes or other evidences of indebtedness for a price or prices at, above
or below the par value thereof; authorizing the issuance and sale of general obligation
bonds, notes or other evidences of indebtedness at a rate or rates of interest that may be
fixed or variable or determined by a method approved or provided for by the Council;
authorizing the issuance and sale of general obligation bonds, notes or other evidences of
indebtedness for cash or other valuable consideration; authorizing the redemption ( …
Mon Jun 1, 2026
Charter Amendment No
Leonardtown Council adopts charter amendment for water/sewer fees
The Council of the Town of Leonardtown adopted Charter Amendment CA-06-01 on June 12, 2006, adding Section 1015 to Article 10 of the Town Charter. This authorizes the Town to impose and collect fees and charges for allocating water and sanitary sewer capacity, and to fund construction, expansion, capital improvements, and maintenance of the water and sewer systems. The amendment becomes effective August 1, 2006, unless a referendum petition is filed, and requires public posting and newspaper publication before that date.
- Adds Section 1015 to Charter Article 10, Water and Sewers
- Authorizes fees for allocation of water and sanitary sewer capacity
- Fees may fund construction, expansion, capital improvements, and maintenance of water/sewer systems
- Effective August 1, 2006, subject to possible referendum
- Requires posting at Town Hall until July 21, 2006, and newspaper publication in 'The Enterprise' in June–July 2006
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COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN
CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. CA—06-01
Introduced by Mayor Norris
A RESOLUTION concerning
CHARTER AMENDMENT — Water and Sanitary Sewer Fees and Charges
FOR the purpose of amending the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown to authorize the
imposition of certain fees and charges related to the Town’s water and sanitary
sewer systems and facilities.
BY adding to
Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
ARTICLE 10, Water and Sewers
Section 1015
SECTION 1. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN,
That new Section 1015 be and it hereby is added to the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown,
to read as follows
ARTICLE 10 - WATER AND SEWERS
SECTION 1015. ADDITIONAL FEES AND CHARGES
IN ADDITION TO OTHER FEES AND CHARGES AUTHORIZED BY THIS
ARTICLE 10 OR OTHER LAW, THE TOWN MAY IMPOSE AND COLLECT FEES AND
CHARGES FOR THE ALLOCATION OF WATER AND SANITARY SEWER CAPACITY IN
THE TOWN’S WATER AND SANITARY SEWER SYSTEMS, AND TO PAY FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION AND EXPANSION OF, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO, AND
MAINTENANCE OF THE TOWN’S WATER AND SANITARY SEWER SYSTEMS.
SECTION 2: AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN that if any provision of this Resolution, or the application
thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid for any reason, such invalidity shall
not affect the other provisions or any other application of this Resolution which can be
given effect without the invalid provisions or application, and to this end, all t …
Mon Jun 1, 2026
June 2026
Leonardtown Council to hold 4 public hearings on zoning, fees, and two developments
The Leonardtown Town Council will hold four public hearings on June 8, 2026, covering a comprehensive zoning map amendment, development impact fees, and two development cases (Meadows at Town Run Phase 5 and Evergreen at Cedar Lane). The council will also consider two budget amendments, a Verizon cell tower case, and introduce an ordinance on resource protection standards.
- Public Hearing 4:15 pm - Ordinance No. 233, Comprehensive Zoning Map Amendment
- Public Hearing 4:30 pm - Ordinance No. 234, Chapter 62, Development Impact Fees
- Public Hearing 4:45 pm - Case No. 100-15 E, Meadows at Town Run Phase 5
- Public Hearing 5:00 pm - Case No. 16-26, Evergreen at Cedar Lane
- Budget Amendment BA2026110 - Solar Panel Grant; BA2026111 - WWTP Sludge Removal
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DANIEL W. BURRIS
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Mayor
Town Administrator
Commissioners of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
P. O. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
leonardtown.somd.com
COUNCIL: NICK COLVIN HEATHER M. EARHART
CHRISTY HOLLANDER J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV MARY MADAY SLADE
Workshop - Wednesday June 3, 2026 - 4:00 p.m.
Town Council
Meeting Agenda
June 8, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Video of Town Council Meetings – YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/TownofLeonardtown
1. Opening of meeting
a. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
b. Approval of Minutes
c. Proclamation - June 2026 LGBTQIA+ Pride Month
2. Treasurer's Report- Sharon Strand
a. Treasurer's Report
b. Budget Amendment BA2026110 - Solar Panel Grant
c. Budget Amendment BA2026111 - WWTP Sludge Removal
3. Planning Dept. - Mike Bailey
a. Case No. 24-26 - Verizon Cell Tower
b. Previous PZ Meeting - May 18, 2026
c. Upcoming PZ Meeting - June 20, 2026
4. Police Report- Deputy Richard Wilhelmi A. Police Report
5. Town Administrator's Report - Laschelle McKay
a. Public Hearing 4:15 pm Ordinance No. 233 - Comprehensive Zoning
Map Amendment - Jeanine Harrington, Assistant Town Administrator
b. Public Hearing 4:30 pm Ordinance No. 234 - Chapter 62 -
Development Impact Fees
c. Public Hearing 4:45 pm Case No. 100-15 E - Meadows at Town Run
Phase 5
d. Public Hearing 5:00 pm Case No. 16-26 - Evergreen at Cedar Lane
e. Proposed Calvert–St. Mary’s Metropolitan Planning Organization Ex …
Mon Jun 1, 2026
Main Street Workshop – Exploring Enhancement Opportunities
Main Street facade and property enhancement workshop for Leonardtown
This is a workshop, not a decision-making meeting, where consultants guide participants through facade and public realm improvements. Attendees will review building design examples, discuss quick fixes and long-term upgrades, and learn about streetscape and open space enhancements. No formal actions or votes are scheduled.
- Facade improvement strategies: paint, awnings, signage, window displays
- Public realm topics: streetscape amenities, park spaces, parking zones
- Consultants: Tom McGilloway (Mahan Rykiel Associates) and Randy Wilson (Community Design Solutions)
- Group exercise on design instinct with image reviews
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LEONARDTOWN, MARYLAND
FAÇADE AND PROPERTY WORKSHOP
Tom McGilloway, Mahan Rykiel Associates, Inc.
Randy Wilson
Community Design Solutions
Tom McGilloway, ASLA MAHAN RYKIEL ASSOCIATES
Baltimore, MD (Hampden)
Landscape Architect/Urban Design Consultant
Consulted with Over 50 “Main Street” Communities – most
with limited resources
Former Design Chair, Hampden Village Main Street, Baltimore
INTRODUCTION
Randy Wilson
COMMUNITY DESIGN SOLUTIONS
Columbia, SC
Architect, Community Planner
Consulted with Over 300 “Main Street”
Architect for the SC Main Street Program
Former Architect for the Mississippi Main Street Program
Participant Introductions
INTRODUCTION
Initiate the process for façade/property consultations
Understand opportunities for your properties – both obvious
and not so obvious
Spark ideas for your own properties
PURPOSE
Economic
Restructuring
Promotions
Design
Organization
MAIN
STREET
APPROACH
Overview
Part I: Building Design
Facade Improvements
Window Displays
Awnings
Signage
Part II: The Public Realm
Streetscape
Park Spaces
AGENDA
PART I
BUILDING DESIGN
Divide into groups of 6 and review hard copies of the following
images. Discuss the images and identify:
1.
What is successful or unsuccessful in terms of design? Why?
2.
What are some “quick fixes” that can be done to improve
building?
3.
What are some longer t …
Mon May 18, 2026
May 18, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission reviews concept and final site plans
The Planning & Zoning Commission will review a concept plan for Evergreen at Cedar Terrace and a final development plan for Phase V of the Meadows at Town Run. The meeting also includes a review of monthly in-house permits from April 2026.
- Concept Plan: Evergreen at Cedar Terrace (Tax Map 40, Grid 06, Parcel 133)
- Final Approval: Meadows at Town Run Section II, Phase V (73 Town Home site development plan)
- Review of Monthly In-House Permits – April 2026
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Commissioners of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
P. 0. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
DANIEL W. BURRIS
Mayor
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
leonardtown.somd.com
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Town Administrator
Planning & Zoning Commission
Meeting Agenda
Monday, May 18, 2026 ~ 4:00 pm
Video of Meeting Available on YouTube Channel: Town of Leonardtown
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – April 06, 2026
2. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT – Laschelle McKay – Town Administrator
3. NEW BUSINESS:
Case No. 16-26 – Evergreen at Cedar Terrace – Concept Plan
Property: Leonardtown, Maryland - Tax Map 40, Grid 06, Parcel 133, (1.94 Acre Site). The
Consultant / Owner, is requesting recommendation to Town Council for Concept Site Plan
Approval.
Case No. 100-15 E – Meadows at Town Run Section II, Phase V
Owner / Consultant is requesting recommendation to Town Council for Final Approval of
Phase 5 – 73 Town Home site development plan, façade and record plat approval.
.
4. OTHER BUSINESS:
Review of Monthly In-House Permits – April 2026
5. ADJOURNMENT
COUNCIL: NICK COLVIN HEATHER M. EARHART
CHRISTY HOLLANDER J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV MARY MADAY SLADE
Fri May 1, 2026
May 2026
Council to introduce zoning map amendment and school impact fee ordinance
The Leonardtown Town Council will swear in three councilmembers, hear the treasurer's report, and receive updates from police and town staff. They will introduce two ordinances: a comprehensive zoning map amendment and a new school impact fee chapter, and hold a public hearing on the Singletree Quad Duplex concept plan.
- Public Hearing 4:30 PM - Case No. 43-25 – Singletree Quad Duplex – Concept Plan
- Introduction of Ordinance No. 233 - Comprehensive Zoning Map Amendment
- Introduction of Ordinance No. 234 - Chapter 62 – Development School Impact Fees
- BA2026-109 - MD State Art Council Grant
- FY2027 Budget – General Fund Capital Outlay
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DANIEL W. BURRIS
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Mayor
Town Administrator
Commissioners of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
P. O. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
leonardtown.somd.com
COUNCIL: NICK COLVIN HEATHER M. EARHART
CHRISTY HOLLANDER J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV MARY MADAY SLADE
Town Council
Meeting Agenda
May 11, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Video of Town Council Meetings – YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/TownofLeonardtown
1. Swearing In Ceremony
a. Swearing in of Three Councilmembers
2. Opening of meeting
a. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
b. Approval of Minutes
3. Treasurer's Report- Sharon Strand
a. Treasurer's Report
b. BA2026-109 - MD State Art Council Grant
c. FY2027 Budget – General Fund Capital Outlay
4. Planning Dept. - Mike Bailey
a. Previous PZ Meeting - April 6, 2026
b. Upcoming PZ Meeting - May 18, 2026
5. Police Report- Deputy Richard Wilhelmi
a. Police Report
6. Town Administrator's Report - Laschelle McKay
a. Public Hearing 4:30 PM - Case No. 43-25 – Singletree Quad Duplex – Concept Plan- Jeanine
Harrington
b. Introduction of Ordinance No. 233 - Comprehensive Zoning Map Amendment - Jeanine
Harrington, Assistant Town Administrator
c. Introduction of Ordinance No. 234 - Chapter 62 – Development School Impact Fees
d. Main Street Update - Jennifer Misner, Main Street Manager
7. Mayor's Report - Daniel Burris
a. LBA Report
8. Council Reports
a. Events - Heather Earhart
b. Community Development and Planni …
Sun Apr 5, 2026
Charter Amendment No
Leonardtown Council amends charter to forbid overspending
The Leonardtown Town Council is considering a charter amendment that would prohibit town officers and employees from spending or contracting beyond the amounts available in a fund. The amendment also declares any such contract null and void, with exceptions for bond-financed capital improvements and certain multi-year leases or service contracts. The resolution was introduced by Mayor Norris and is scheduled for adoption on November 8, 2004.
- Charter Amendment CA-04-05 amends Section 708 of Article 7 (Finance) to forbid expenditures exceeding available fund amounts
- Contracts made in violation of the charter would be null and void
- Exceptions allowed for bond-financed capital improvements and certain multi-year leases or service contracts
- Amendment effective December 28, 2004, unless a referendum petition is filed
- Publication required in The Enterprise newspaper for four weeks starting November 15, 2004
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COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN
CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. CA—04-05
Introduced by Mayor Norris
A RESOLUTION concerning
CHARTER AMENDMENT - Limitations on Expenditures
FOR the purpose of amending the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown to prohibit the
making of expenditures and contracts, and incurring liabilities, in excess of amounts.
available in a certain fund; and generally relating to limitations on the power of the
Town to make certain expenditures and incur certain obligations.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments
Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
ARTICLE 7, Finance
Section 708
SECTION 1. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN,
That Section 708 of the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown is repealed and reenacted, with
amendments, to read as follows
ARTICLE 7 — FINANCE
Section 708. Over expenditures forbidden
No officer or employee during any budget year may expend or contract to expend any
money or incur any liability or enter into any contract which by its terms involves the
expenditure of money for any purpose, in excess of the amounts available for expenditure
in the fund to which the expenditure, contract or liability is to be charged. Any contract,
verbal or written, made in violation of this charter is null and void. Nothing in this section
contained, however, prevents the making of contracts or expenditure of money for capital
improvements to be financed in whole or in part by the issuance of bonds, nor the making
of contracts of le …
Sat Apr 4, 2026
Charter Amendment No
Leonardtown charter amendment changes mayor, council terms to 4 years
The Leonardtown Town Council is enacting a charter amendment that changes the terms of office for the mayor and council members. Beginning with the 2005 and 2006 elections, terms will be staggered, with the mayor and some council members serving three-year terms initially, then four-year terms starting in 2008. The amendment also removes obsolete provisions and takes effect December 28, 2004, unless a referendum petition is filed.
- Charter amendment CA-04-04 alters terms of office for mayor and council members
- Mayor elected in 2005 serves 3 years; from 2008, 4-year terms
- Two councilmembers elected in 2005 serve 3 years; from 2008, 4-year terms
- Three councilmembers elected in 2006 and every 4 years serve 4-year terms
- Amendment effective December 28, 2004, subject to possible referendum
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COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN
CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. CA—04-04
Introduced by Mayor Norris
A RESOLUTION concerning
CHARTER AMENDMENT — Council Member and Mayor Terms of Office
FOR the purpose of amending the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown to alter the
duration of the terms of office of members of the Town Council and the Mayor;
eliminating certain obsolete provisions; and generally relating to the terms of office
of members of the Town Council and the Mayor.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments
Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
ARTICLE 2, The Council
Section 201
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments
Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
ARTICLE 3, The Mayor
Section 301
BY repealing and reenacting, with anendments
Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
ARTICLE 6, Municipal Elections
Section 609
SECTION 1. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN,
That Sections 201, 301 and 609 of the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown are repealed and
reenacted, with amendments, to read as follows:
ARTICLE 2 — THE COUNCIL
Section 201. Number of councilpersons; selection; term
To the extent permitted by the Constitution and laws of Maryland the legislative powers of
the town are vested in a council consisting of five councilpersons who shall be elected as
hereinafter provided and who shall hold office for a term of two years, except that
beginning with the elections in May, 2005, and May, 2006, councilpersons shall be elected
for terms as provided in sec …
Fri Apr 3, 2026
Charter Amendment No
Leonardtown Council amends charter on meeting times and closed sessions
The Leonardtown Town Council is considering a charter amendment to change the timing of the organizational meeting for a newly elected council and to authorize closed sessions in line with Maryland's Open Meetings Act. The amendment also reaffirms that all meetings remain open to the public except as allowed by state law, and ensures residents and business owners have a reasonable opportunity to speak at open meetings. The resolution was introduced by Mayor Norris and is scheduled for adoption on November 8, 2004.
- Changes organizational meeting time to 4:00 PM on the second Monday in May following each election
- Authorizes closed sessions per Maryland Open Meetings Act or other state law
- Requires regular council meetings at least once monthly
- Ensures public hearing opportunity for residents, real estate owners, and businesses
- Adoption date set for November 8, 2004, effective December 28, 2004
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COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN
CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. CA—04-03
Introduced by Mayor Norris
A RESOLUTION concerning
CHARTER AMENDMENT - Council Meetings
FOR the purpose of amending the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown to alter the time
for the organizational meeting of a newly elected Town Council; authorizing the
Town Council to conduct closed sessions in accordance with the Maryland Open
Meetings Act or other State law; and generally relating to meetings of the Town
Council.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments
Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
ARTICLE 2, The Council
Section 204
SECTION 1. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN,
That Section 204 of the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown is repealed and reenacted, with
amendments, to read as follows
ARTICLE 2 —- THE COUNCIL
Section 204. Meetings of Council
The council shail meet at 4:00 PM on the second Monday in May following each election
for the purpose of organization, after which the council shall meet regularly at such times
as may be prescribed by its rules but not less frequently than once each month. Special
meetings shall be called by the Town Administrator upon the request of the mayor or a
majority of the members of the council. All meetings of the council shall be open to the
public, except for such meetings as may be closed in accordance with the laws of the state
of Maryland. Meetings of the council to which the Maryland Open Meetings Act does not
apply may be closed for th …
Thu Apr 2, 2026
Charter Amendment No
Leonardtown council amends charter to let town administrator sign checks
The Leonardtown Town Council is considering Charter Amendment CA-04-02, which would amend Section 710 of the town charter to allow the town administrator to sign or countersign checks when the treasurer or mayor is absent. The amendment was introduced by Mayor Norris and passed at a regular public meeting on November 8, 2004, with 4 affirmative votes and 0 negative votes. It is set to take effect on December 28, 2004, unless a referendum petition is filed.
- Amends Charter Article 7, Section 710 to add town administrator as check signer/countersigner
- Requires checks to be signed by treasurer and countersigned by mayor, or by town administrator in their absence
- Includes severability clause for invalid provisions
- Mandates posting of resolution on Town Hall bulletin board until December 18, 2004
- Requires publication of title in local newspaper for four weeks starting November 15, 2004
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COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN
CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. CA—04-02
Introduced by Mayor Norris
A RESOLUTION concerning
CHARTER AMENDMENT — Town Treasurer
FOR the purpose of amending the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown to grant the Town
Administrator the authority to sign checks for the Town; and generally relating to the
powers of the Town Administrator.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments
Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
ARTICLE 7, Finance
Section 710
SECTION 1. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN,
That Section 710 of the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown is repealed and reenacted, with
amendments, to read as follows
ARTICLE 7 — FINANCE
Section 710. Checks
All checks issued in payment of salaries or other municipal obligations shall be issued and
signed by the treasurer and shall be countersigned by the mayor or, in the absence of the
treasurer or the mayor, signed or countersigned by the town administrator.
SECTION 2: AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN that if any provision of this Resolution, or the application
thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid for any reason, such invalidity shall
not affect the other provisions or any other application of this Resolution which can be
given effect without the invalid provisions or application, and to this end, all the provisions
of this Resolution are hereby declared to be severable.
SECTION 3: AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE …
Wed Apr 1, 2026
Charter Amendment No
Leonardtown council amends charter to update town treasurer duties
The Leonardtown Town Council is considering a charter amendment that updates the title and duties of the Town Treasurer, who serves as the chief financial officer. The amendment revises sections covering the treasurer's powers, check signing, tax notices, tax-delinquent property sales, and purchasing. This is a formal resolution introduced by the mayor and subject to public notice and possible referendum.
- Charter amendment alters Town Treasurer title and duties
- Treasurer appointed by mayor with council approval, serves at mayor's pleasure
- Treasurer to prepare annual budget, oversee disbursements, and collect taxes
- Checks to be signed by treasurer and countersigned by mayor or town administrator
- Amendment effective December 28, 2004, unless referendum petition filed
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COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN
CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. CA—04-01
Introduced by Mayor Norris
A RESOLUTION concerning
CHARTER AMENDMENT - Town Treasurer
FOR the purpose of amending the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown to alter the title of
the Town Treasurer; and generally relating to the Town Treasurer.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments
Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
ARTICLE 7, Finance
Sections 701, 702, 710, 713, 715 and 721
SECTION 1. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LEONARDTOWN,
That Sections 701, 702, 710, 713, 715 and 721 of the Charter of the Town of Leonardtown
are repealed and reenacted, with amendments, to read as follows
ARTICLE 7 - FINANCE
Section 701. Treasurer
There shail be a treasurer appointed by the mayor with the approval of the council. The
treasurer shall serve at the pleasure of the mayor. The compensation of the treasurer shall
be determined by the council. The treasurer shall be the chief financial officer of the town.
The financial powers of the town, except as otherwise provided by this charter, shall be
exercised by the treasurer under the direct supervision of the mayor.
Section 702. Same — power and duties.
Under the supervision of the mayor, the treasurer shall have authority and shall be required
to:
(1) Prepare at the direction of the mayor an annual budget to be submitted by the mayor to
the council.
(2) Supervise and be responsible for the disbursement of all moneys and have control
over all expenditures …
Wed Apr 1, 2026
April 2026
Leonardtown council to hold public hearing on FY27 budget and tax rate
The Leonardtown Town Council is meeting to approve minutes, receive reports from the treasurer, planning, police, and town administrator, and discuss various council committee updates. A public hearing is scheduled for Ordinance No. 232, which would adopt the FY27 budget and set the real property tax rate and service charge rates. The council will also consider a phone system upgrade and a liquor license support letter.
- Public hearing on Ordinance No. 232: FY27 budget adoption and real property tax rate and service charge rates
- BA2026108 - Phone System Upgrade
- Liquor License Letter of Support for Kneaded Baking Co. - Class B Liquor License
- Police report from Deputy Richard Wilhelmi
- Main Street update by Jennifer Misner
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DANIEL W. BURRIS
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Mayor
Town Administrator
Commissioners of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
P. O. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
leonardtown.somd.com
COUNCIL: NICK COLVIN HEATHER M. EARHART
CHRISTY HOLLANDER J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV MARY MADAY SLADE
Town Council
Meeting Agenda
April 13, 2026 ~ 4:00 p.m.
Video of Town Council Meetings – YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/TownofLeonardtown
1. Opening of meeting
a. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
b. Approval of Minutes
2. Treasurer's Report- Sharon Strand
a. Treasurer's Report
b. 4:15 Public Hearing - Ordinance No. 232 FY27 Budget Adoption and
Setting the Real Property Tax Rate and Service Charge Rates.
c. BA2026108 - Phone System Upgrade
3. Planning Dept. - Mike Bailey
a. Previous PZ Meeting - April 6, 2026 (Rescheduled from March 16, 2026)
b. Upcoming PZ Meeting - May 18, 2026
4. Police Report- Deputy Richard Wilhelmi
a. Police Report
5. Town Administrator's Report - Laschelle McKay
a. Liquor License Letter of Support for Kneaded Baking Co.- Class B Liquor
License
b. Main Street Update - Jennifer Misner
6. Mayor's Report - Daniel Burris
a. LBA Report
7. Council Reports
a. Events - Heather Earhart
b. Community Development and Planning - Nick Colvin
c. Utilities - Christy Hollander
d. SMMA Update - Jay Mattingly
e. Business Development/Retention - Mary Slade
8. Adjournment “Meet the Mayor”
Mayor Burris will be available for d …
Wed Apr 1, 2026
April 2026
Leonardtown Ethics Commission to review 2025 disclosure statements
The Leonardtown Ethics Commission is meeting to approve minutes from September 2025, discuss old and new business, and hold an executive session to review 2025 ethics disclosure statements for candidates, council members, and employees. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the main substantive item being the executive session review.
- Approval of minutes from September 10, 2025
- Executive session to review 2025 ethics disclosure statements for candidates, council members, and employees
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DANIEL W. BURRIS
LASCHELLE E. McKAY
Mayor
Town Administrator
Commissioners of Leonardtown
22670 Washington Street
P. O. Box 1, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
301-475-9791 • FAX 301-475-5350
leonardtown.somd.com
COUNCIL: NICK COLVIN HEATHER M. EARHART
CHRISTY HOLLANDER J. MAGUIRE MATTINGLY IV MARY MADAY SLADE
Ethics Commission
Meeting Agenda
Town Hall
April 28, 2026 ~ 5:00 p.m.
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of Minutes – September 10, 2025
3. Old Business
4. New Business
5. Adjournment
6. Executive Session
a. Review of Ethics Disclosure Statements for the Year 2025 for
Candidates, Council Members, Employees
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