Cecil County meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Cecil County: minutes approved, grant and appointment votes await published record

Cecil County's only recorded decision in the past two weeks was procedural. The County Council voted unanimously to approve the minutes of its September 22, 2026 work session, according to the official minutes summary. That same summary states that no votes were recorded on the resolutions presented during the session.

Everything else that moved through county bodies in the period — grant appropriations, board appointments, historic district boundary requests and a large subdivision plat — appeared on agendas whose minutes have not yet been published. No outcomes are established for those items here, and the agendas did not include dollar amounts for the grant resolutions.

County Council

A separate Council meeting was scheduled for 7:00 PM on October 6 in the Elk Room at 200 Chesapeake Blvd., Elkton. The agenda listed introductions of four resolutions and votes on three, covering board appointments and supplemental appropriations of grant funds:

• Resolution No. 50-2026: supplemental appropriation of grant funds from the Administrative Office of the Courts Security Administration, Court Security Officer Support Grant Program, for the Circuit Court
• Resolution No. 51-2026: supplemental appropriation of grant funds from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Grants Gateway for Community Flood Planning
• Resolution No. 52-2026: appointment of Martha Barchowsky and David Rudolph to the Bainbridge Development Corporation Board of Directors
• Resolution No. 53-2026: appointment of Mario Gangemi to the Bainbridge Development Corporation Board of Directors
• Resolution No. 54-2026: appointment of Christopher Wiggins to the Planning Commission

Resolutions 53 and 54 appear again on the Council's October 20 work session agenda.

Historic district boundaries

The Historic District Commission met October 6 on two requests affecting district boundaries: one to amend the Historic District at 91 Freeman Circle, Port Deposit, to encompass only the main dwelling, and one to rescind Historic District status at 685 Pond Neck Road, Earleville, citing the property owner's departure from Cecil County. The agenda also listed a meeting with the Director of Land Use & Development Services and review of June 17, 2026 minutes.

Development review

The Technical Advisory Committee met October 7 on a preliminary plat for Charlestown Crossing, Lots 252-580, at Pulaski Highway and West Old Philadelphia Road in the Fifth Election District. The applicant is Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc. No public comment is taken at the meeting; written comments can be submitted by email or mail.

Transportation planning

The county's 2026 Consolidated Transportation Plan meeting with Maryland Department of Transportation officials was scheduled for October 7 at 10:00 AM, with opening remarks by MDOT Secretary Katie Thomson and a welcome by County Executive Adam Streight. The agenda text lists no specific transportation projects, funding amounts, or decisions.

Economic development and family violence

The Economic Development Commission met virtually October 7 to review Director Sandra Edwards' update, with presentations from Town of North East Mayor Kelly Benson and Asst. Town Administrator Grant Handley, and Town of Chesapeake City Town Manager Rob Bernstine. On October 13, a Council work session featured a presentation on family violence covering the CAC, human trafficking and the Bridge, by Anne Bean, Marion Gill and Erica Fielder.

Coming up

• **Oct. 19, 4:00 p.m., Ethics Commission**, Elk Room, Cecil County Administration Building, Elkton: procurement process discussion with Procurement Manager Connie Kamit, review of CY2026 Form 3 and lobbyist forms, and a closed session on Complaint 2026-01.
• **Oct. 19, 6:00 p.m., Planning Commission**, Elk Room, 200 Chesapeake Blvd.: zoning text amendments to repeal and replace Article XI, Part I (Overlay Zones, Critical Area District) and Appendix E (Buffer Management Plans) and add Appendix F (Mitigation Planting Requirements); two plats; special exceptions FILE 4420 (group daycare, 731 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton) and FILE 4424 (home occupation, 8 Marilyn Drive, North East). Alternate date Oct. 21.
• **Oct. 20, County Council work session**: Resolutions 53, 54, 55 (Maryland Rural Health Transformation Program Fund grant funds) and 56 (Operation Green Light for Veterans), plus the annual report from the Cecil County Commission on Veteran's Affairs.
• **Oct. 21, Board of Elections**: regular meeting; the agenda is procedural.
• **Oct. 26, 6:00 p.m., Board of Appeals**, Elkton Senior Activity Center: FILE 4420 and FILE 4424, plus variance requests. The summary lists five variances; three appear in the item list provided. No live stream is available.

Cecil County agendas: 329-lot plat, historic district requests, grant resolutions — no votes yet recorded

Cecil County boards met over the past two weeks on agendas that included a 329-lot subdivision plat, requests to shrink or remove two historic districts, and a slate of grant appropriations and board appointments. None of those meetings has published minutes yet, so the items below describe what was scheduled, not what was decided. No vote tallies or final outcomes appear in the records provided.

Land and development

The Cecil County Technical Advisory Committee's Oct. 7 agenda listed one item: a preliminary plat for Charlestown Crossing, Lots 252-580, on Pulaski Highway and West Old Philadelphia Road in the Fifth Election District. The applicant is Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc. The meeting notice describes the plat as covering 329 lots. No public comment is taken at this meeting; written comments can be submitted by email or mail.

Historic districts

The Historic District Commission met Oct. 6 with two boundary requests on its agenda. One would amend the Historic District at 91 Freeman Circle, Port Deposit, to encompass only the main dwelling. The other would rescind Historic District status at 685 Pond Neck Road, Earleville, citing the property owner's departure from Cecil County. The agenda also listed a meeting with the Director of Land Use & Development Services and review of June 17, 2026 minutes.

County Council: appointments and grant funds

The County Council held a work session Oct. 6 at 4:30 p.m. and a meeting at 7:00 p.m., both in the Elk Room at 200 Chesapeake Blvd., Elkton. The agendas listed seven resolutions:

• Resolution No. 50-2026: supplemental appropriation of grant funds from the Administrative Office of the Courts Security Administration, Court Security Officer Support Grant Program, for the Circuit Court
• Resolution No. 51-2026: supplemental appropriation of grant funds from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Grants Gateway for Community Flood Planning
• Resolution No. 52-2026: appointment of Martha Barchowsky and David Rudolph to the Bainbridge Development Corporation Board of Directors
• Resolution No. 53-2026: appointment of Mario Gangemi to the Bainbridge Development Corporation Board of Directors
• Resolution No. 54-2026: appointment of Christopher Wiggins to the Planning Commission
• Resolution No. 55-2026: supplemental appropriation of grant funds from the Maryland Rural Health Transformation Program Fund for the Department of Emergency Services and Community Services
• Resolution No. 56-2026: Operation Green Light for Veterans

The work session agenda listed introduction of four resolutions and consideration of three. The evening agenda listed introductions of four resolutions and votes on three. No dollar amounts were listed in the agenda text provided.

Liquor license

The Board of License Commissioners met Sept. 30 with a new Class "B" Beer, Wine & Liquor License application for Night Owl Bar & Grill at 10 E Main Street, Rising Sun, on its agenda. Also listed were three special events — the Cecil Post 15 Car, Truck, Bike Show, Milburn Stone Theatre functions, and the Water Witch Fire Co Cornhole Tournament — and a discussion of proposed changes to Class "B" Restaurant Licenses.

Transportation and economic development

The county's 2026 Consolidated Transportation Plan meeting was scheduled for Oct. 7 at 10:00 a.m. with Maryland Department of Transportation officials, County Executive Adam Streight, the County Council, the state delegation, and municipal officials. Opening remarks were listed for MDOT Secretary Katie Thomson. The agenda text provided lists no specific transportation projects, funding amounts, or decisions.

The Economic Development Commission met virtually Oct. 7 for the Director's Economic Development Update from Director Sandra Edwards, plus updates from the Town of North East (Mayor Kelly Benson and Asst. Town Administrator Grant Handley) and the Town of Chesapeake City (Town Manager Rob Bernstine).

Coming up

• **Oct. 13 — County Council work session:** presentation on family violence, including the CAC, human trafficking, and the Bridge, by Anne Bean, Marion Gill, and Erica Fielder.
• **Oct. 19 — Planning Commission, 6:00 p.m., Elk Room, 200 Chesapeake Blvd., Elkton** (alternate date Oct. 21): zoning text amendments to repeal and replace Article XI, Part I (Overlay Zones, Critical Area District) and Appendix E (Buffer Management Plans) and add Appendix F (Mitigation Planting Requirements); Chestnut Point Estates, Sites 1-53, Section 1, revision after approval final plat on Carpenters Point Road by Carpenter Engineering, LLC; 592 Baron Road, Lots 1-115, concept plat at Bailiff Road and Bethel Church Road by Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc.; special exception FILE 4420 (Chikilra Boone, group daycare center, 731 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton) and FILE 4424 (Michael Ringley, home occupation, 8 Marilyn Drive, North East). Written comment: [email protected].
• **Oct. 19 — Ethics Commission, 4:00 p.m., Elk Room, Cecil County Administration Building, Elkton:** procurement process discussion with Procurement Manager Connie Kamit, review of CY2026 Form 3 and lobbyist forms, and a closed session on Complaint 2026-01.
• **Oct. 26 — Board of Appeals, 6:00 p.m., Elkton Senior Activity Center:** two special exception requests (FILE 4420 and FILE 4424) and five variance requests. The item list provided names three: FILE 4418 (Justin Ryan, 27-ft variance to the 50-ft front setback, 21 Trent Road, Elkton), FILE 4419 (Robert Gamble, 25-ft variance to the Bufferyard and Forest Retention Area, 309 Wilma Court, North East), and FILE 4421 (Renee D. Nodine & Alexander Levengood, 19.5-ft variance to maximum forest clearing allowed in the LDA, 0 Grandview Ave., North East). No livestream is available.

Cecil County Council reviews rezoning, equipment contract; no decisions reported

Cecil County's County Council held two meetings this week to review a rezoning request, a multi-year equipment contract, and a sewer assessment, but no decisions have been reported. Minutes from these meetings have not yet been published.

County Council

On Aug. 11, the council held a work session that included a presentation on the proposed Cecil Classical Charter School by Board President Tabitha Bathgate. The agenda also included approval of minutes from the Aug. 4 work session.

On Aug. 18, the council held both a work session and a legislative session. The legislative session included a public hearing on File 2026-01, a request to rezone 560 Blue Ball Road in Elkton from Urbanized Residential to Business General. The council also introduced Resolution 44-2026, which would approve a multi-year Axon equipment package (cameras, Tasers, VR training, license plate readers, and drone support), and Resolution 45-2026, which would apply for an Enterprise Zone expansion. A final reading was scheduled for Bill 2026-06, which would establish a sanitary sewer benefit assessment for the Little Elk Creek Sanitary Subdistrict. The agenda also included appointments to the Planning Commission, Agriculture Preservation Advisory Board, Susquehanna Workforce Network Board, Commission for Women, and Building Board of Appeals.

No votes or decisions are reported because minutes have not been published.

Planning and other boards

The Planning Commission met Aug. 17 to consider a special exception renewal for a home occupation at 2807 Blue Ball Road in Elkton. No subdivision submittals were received.

The Cecil County Plumbing Board met Aug. 19 to discuss updates to plumbing codes, including the 2021 IPC and IFGC standards, and to review recommendations for amendments. The board also held an open discussion on common venting practices.

Board of Elections

The Board of Elections met Aug. 19. The agenda included a vote on using Cecil Manor as a polling location, approval of minutes from July 15, and reports from the director and council. The meeting was open to the public in person or via Zoom.

Coming up

• **Aug. 24:** The Board of Appeals will consider a special exception renewal for a home occupation at 2807 Blue Ball Road, Elkton.
• **Aug. 25:** The County Council work session has been canceled. The next work session is scheduled for Sept. 1.
• **Aug. 26:** The Liquor Board will hold a violation hearing for Captain Ron's bar at 565 Cecilton Warwick Road, Warwick, MD, over an alleged prohibited activity on Jan. 9-10, 2026. The board will also discuss proposed changes to Class B restaurant licenses and review special event permits.
• **Sept. 2:** The Technical Advisory Committee meeting has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items.

Council reviews Axon contract, rezoning and sewer assessment on tap

The Cecil County Council took no major votes in the past two weeks, approving only meeting minutes while reviewing a proposed 10-year Axon equipment contract estimated at $1.4 million annually. Upcoming meetings will consider that contract, a rezoning request, and a sewer assessment.

Recent meetings

At its Aug. 4 work session, the council unanimously approved the minutes of its July 21 work session. It heard a presentation on a proposed 10-year contract with Axon Enterprise for cameras, Tasers, VR training, drones, and related equipment for multiple county agencies. No vote was taken. The council also reviewed Bill No. 2026-06, which would establish a sanitary sewer benefit assessment for the Little Elk Creek Sanitary Subdistrict, and introduced resolutions for appointments to the Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board, Susquehanna Workforce Network Board, Commission for Women, and Building Board of Appeals. Resolutions 35-2026 through 38-2026, covering supplemental appropriations and appointments, were considered but not voted on.

Also on Aug. 4, the council held a public hearing on the Little Elk Creek sewer assessment. Minutes from that hearing have not yet been published.

On Aug. 5, the Technical Advisory Committee reviewed a preliminary and final subdivision plat for Lands of Carden Farms, LLC, a two-lot project on Cherry Grove Road in the First Election District. No minutes are available.

On Aug. 11, the council held a work session featuring a presentation on the proposed Cecil Classical Charter School by Board President Tabitha Bathgate. The council also approved minutes from the Aug. 4 work session, though those minutes have not been published.

Coming up

The Planning Commission meets Aug. 17 to consider a special exception renewal for a home occupation at 2807 Blue Ball Road in Elkton.

On Aug. 18, the County Council holds both a work session and a legislative session. The agenda includes a public hearing on File 2026-01, a request to rezone 560 Blue Ball Road in Elkton from Urbanized Residential to Business General. The council will also introduce Resolution 44-2026, which would approve the Axon equipment package (cameras, Tasers, VR training, license plate readers, and drone support) under a multi-year contract, and Resolution 45-2026, an application for an Enterprise Zone expansion. A final reading is scheduled for Bill 2026-06, the Little Elk Creek sewer assessment. Appointments to the Planning Commission, Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board, Susquehanna Workforce Network Board, Commission for Women, and Building Board of Appeals are also on the agenda.

The Plumbing Board meets Aug. 19 to discuss updates to plumbing codes, including the use of 2021 IPC and IFGC standards, and to review recommendations for amendments.

The Board of Elections meets Aug. 19 to vote on using Cecil Manor as a polling location and to approve minutes from July 15.

The Board of Appeals meets Aug. 24 to consider a special exception renewal for a home occupation at 2807 Blue Ball Road.

The Liquor Board meets Aug. 26 to hear a violation case against Captain Ron's, a Class B-19 license holder, over alleged prohibited activity on Jan. 9-10, 2026. The board will also discuss proposed changes to Class B restaurant licenses and review special event permits.

Cecil County Council hears sewer fee proposal; liquor board weighs license changes

This week's Cecil County government meetings were largely agenda-setting, with no final votes taken. The County Council held a public hearing on a proposed sewer fee for the Little Elk Creek area, and the Liquor Board considered several license changes. Minutes for all recent meetings have not yet been published, so no decisions are confirmed.

County Council: Little Elk Creek sewer fee hearing

The Cecil County Council held a work session and public hearing on Aug. 4 for Bill No. 2026-06, which would establish a sanitary sewer benefit assessment for the Little Elk Creek Sanitary Subdistrict. The hearing was part of a broader work session that also included resolutions to appoint members to several county boards and supplemental appropriations for grant-funded programs. Among the appointments were Paul Drummond to the Agriculture Preservation Advisory Board, Lisa Beeman to the Susquehanna Workforce Network Board, and Devon Perry and Michael Linkous to the Board of Appeals. The council also considered supplemental appropriations for the Housing Navigator program and the National Community Care Corps, and appointed two electrical inspection agencies. No votes were recorded in the agenda.

Liquor Board: rooftop bar, new license, and transfer

The Board of License Commissioners held a public hearing July 29 on several license actions. Items included a change of mode of operation for Unwined on the Water (285 Plum Point Rd) to add a rooftop bar and renovations; a new Class B beer-wine-liquor license for Vietri's Italian Market (222 Bohemia Avenue) with Sunday sales; and a transfer/reclassification of State Line Liquors (1610 Elkton Road) from Class B-69 to Class A. The board also considered special event permits for the Scottish Games, Maryland Jockey Club horse racing, and Plumpton Park Zoo brews, plus old business on proposed changes to Class B Restaurant License rules.

Board of Appeals: three variance requests

The Board of Appeals held a public hearing July 27 on three variance applications for setback reductions: a 14-ft variance to a 30-ft front setback at 4 Yorktown Court, North East (RM zone); an 8-ft variance to a 25-ft Bufferyard A accessory setback at 18 Steamboat Landing Lane, Warwick (SAR zone); and a 15-ft variance to a 25-ft rear setback on North Drive, Earleville (RR zone). The board also held general discussion.

Technical Advisory Committee: subdivision review

On Aug. 5, the Cecil County Technical Advisory Committee reviewed a preliminary and final plat for a two-lot subdivision on Cherry Grove Road, First Election District, for Lands of Carden Farms, LLC.

Cancellation

The County Council work session scheduled for July 28 was canceled; no business was conducted.

Coming up

• **Aug. 11 – County Council work session:** Presentation on the proposed Cecil Classical Charter School by Board President Tabitha Bathgate; approval of Aug. 4 minutes. No legislative votes scheduled.
• **Aug. 17 – Planning Commission:** Consideration of a special exception renewal for a home occupation at 2807 Blue Ball Road, Elkton. No subdivision submittals received.
• **Aug. 19 – Plumbing Board:** Discussion of plumbing code updates, including 2021 IPC and IFGC standards, and recommendations for amendments to the Chief of Permits & Inspections.
• **Aug. 24 – Board of Appeals:** Special exception renewal for a home occupation at 2807 Blue Ball Road, Elkton, plus general discussion.

Cecil County roundup: Sewer assessment bill introduced, liquor board weighs new licenses, July 28 council session canceled

Cecil County's boards and commissions met throughout late July, but because minutes have not yet been published for any of the sessions covered below, only the items listed on each agenda can be reported. No votes, outcomes, or dollar amounts beyond those in the agendas are available.

County Council: Sewer assessment bill introduced

The County Council introduced Bill No. 2026-06, which would establish a sanitary sewer benefit assessment for the Little Elk Creek Sanitary Subdistrict. A public hearing on the bill is scheduled for the council's Aug. 4 work session.

The council's July 21 agenda also listed Cecil County Public Schools Budget Amendment #150, Resolution No. 35-2026 (supplemental appropriation for Housing Navigator funding), Resolution No. 36-2026 (supplemental appropriation for National Community Care Corps funding), and Resolution No. 39-2026, a charter amendment regarding preparation of the county budget. Appointment resolutions for the Planning Commission and Economic Development Commission were also listed.

A separate County Council work session scheduled for July 28 was canceled. No business was conducted.

Planning Commission: Blueball Road rezoning on agenda

The Planning Commission's July 20 agenda included a rezoning request (File 2026-01) for 560 Blueball Road in Elkton, proposing to reclassify 8+ acres from Urbanized Residential to Business General. Also listed were a concept plat for Valley Road Estates, Lots 1-31, postponed from the June meeting, and a preliminary plat for Chesapeake Club, Lots 348-360, 619-645, and 740-748, at Bay Club Parkway and Irishtown Road.

Board of Appeals: Three setback variance requests

The Board of Appeals held a July 27 public hearing on three variance applications:

• A 14-foot variance to a 30-foot front setback at 4 Yorktown Court, North East (RM zone).
• An 8-foot variance to a 25-foot Bufferyard A accessory setback at 18 Steamboat Landing Lane, Warwick (SAR zone).
• A 15-foot variance to a 25-foot rear setback on North Drive, Earleville (RR zone).

Liquor Board: New license, transfer, and rooftop bar change

The Board of License Commissioners scheduled a July 29 public hearing on several license actions:

• A change of mode for B-83 Unwined on the Water, 285 Plum Point Road, to add a rooftop bar and renovations.
• A new Class B beer-wine-liquor license application for Vietri's Italian Market, 222 Bohemia Avenue, with Sunday sales.
• A transfer and reclassification of State Line Liquors, 1610 Elkton Road, from Class B-69 to Class A.
• Special event permits for the Scottish Games (May 16, 2026), Maryland Jockey Club horse racing (May 24-25), and Plumpton Park Zoo Spring/Fall Brew.
• Old business: proposed changes to the Class B Restaurant License.

Police Accountability Board and Administrative Charging Committee

The Police Accountability Board met July 21 to review complaints received since its last meeting, review Administrative Charging Committee adjudications, receive 2026 Q2 data, hear an update from the Rising Sun Police Department, and approve April 21, 2026 minutes.

The Administrative Charging Committee met the same day to vote on a new chairperson, approve June 23, 2026 minutes, and hold a closed session to review adjudicatory files EPD 220/221-2026, CCSO 193-2025, and CCSO 181-2025.

Coming up

• **Aug. 4 — County Council work session:** Public hearing on Bill No. 2026-06 (Little Elk Creek sanitary sewer benefit assessment), plus appointments to the Agriculture Preservation Advisory Board, Susquehanna Workforce Network Board, and Board of Appeals, and supplemental appropriations for Housing Navigator and National Community Care Corps funding.
• **Aug. 5 — Technical Advisory Committee:** Review of a preliminary and final plat for Lands of Carden Farms, LLC, a two-lot subdivision on Cherry Grove Road, First Election District.
• **Aug. 17 — Planning Commission:** Special exception renewal for a home occupation at 2807 Blue Ball Road, Elkton.

Cecil County roundup: Council appointments advance, housing and sewer items ahead

What was decided

The Cecil County Council's July 7 work session produced one recorded action: approval of the June 16, 2026, meeting minutes by unanimous vote. Multiple resolutions regarding appointments to county boards and commissions were reviewed, but no final votes on those resolutions were recorded during the session.

Council appointments and 2027 priorities

The July 7 legislative session agenda included introductions and considerations of appointments across several county bodies. Introduced appointments included Rob Carey and Gary Rasnake to the Planning Commission; Ronald Dixon, Jesse Foster, and Mark Freese to the Plumbing Board; John "Jack" Schammel to the Economic Development Commission; and Sandra Edwards, Andrew Meyer, and Jeff Sellers to the Susquehanna Workforce Network Board. Consideration appointments listed David Rudolph, Dianne Fox, and Georgia Galicki to the Social Services Board; Vivian Mena to the Commission for Women; Jessica Bush to the Board of Parks and Recreation; and Paul Keeley to the Building Board of Appeals. Minutes for this session have not yet been published, so final outcomes on these appointments are not yet in the record.

The agenda also included discussion of the Maryland Association of Counties 2027 legislative priorities, a proclamation for Parks and Recreation Month, and a reading of "County Seats - On the Move" by Councilwoman Dawn Branch as part of the MD 250th Moment.

Affordable housing and financial update

A July 14 council agenda listed a discussion on affordable housing with the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, featuring Senior Policy Analyst Mira Morgan and Office of Policy Development Director Jordan Gilmore. The agenda also included a monthly review of county contracts for March, April, May, and June 2026 under County Charter Section 516, a third-quarter fiscal year 2026 financial update, and discussion of a proposed fiscal year budget presentation date set for the second Tuesday in April. No formal actions were listed. Minutes are not yet published.

Ethics Commission and Board of Elections

The Ethics Commission met July 13 to review CY2025 Form 1, Form 2 for employees and boards, and lobbyist forms, update the CY2025 non-compliant list, and review CY2024 Form 1 filings. The Board of Elections met July 15 to discuss untimely ballots, receive a risk-limiting audit update, and address a Cecil Tech / Cecil Manor item, with approval of May 20, 2026, minutes also on the agenda. Minutes for both meetings are not yet published.

Coming up

• **July 20 — Planning Commission:** Rezoning request (File 2026-01) for 8+ acres at 560 Blueball Road, Elkton, from Urbanized Residential to Business General. Also on the agenda: a postponed concept plat for Valley Road Estates (Lots 1-31, Valley Road) and a preliminary plat for Chesapeake Club (Lots 348-360, 619-645, 740-748, at Bay Club Parkway and Irishtown Road).
• **July 21 — County Council:** Introduction of Bill No. 2026-06, a sanitary sewer benefit assessment for the Little Elk Creek Sanitary Subdistrict; Cecil County Public Schools Budget Amendment #150; supplemental appropriations for Housing Navigator funding (Resolution 35-2026) and National Community Care Corps funding (Resolution 36-2026); and Resolution 39-2026, a charter amendment regarding county budget preparation. Appointment resolutions for the Planning Commission (31-2026) and Economic Development Commission (33-2026) are also listed.
• **July 27 — Board of Appeals:** Public hearing on three variance requests — a 14-foot variance to the 30-foot front setback at 4 Yorktown Court, North East (RM zone); an 8-foot variance to the 25-foot Bufferyard A accessory setback at 18 Steamboat Landing Lane, Warwick (SAR zone); and a 15-foot variance to the 25-foot rear setback on North Drive, Earleville (RR zone).
• **July 29 — Liquor Board:** Public hearing on a change of mode for Unwined on the Water (285 Plum Point Rd) to add a rooftop bar; a new Class B beer-wine-liquor license for Vietri's Italian Market (222 Bohemia Avenue) with Sunday sales; and transfer/reclassification of State Line Liquors (1610 Elkton Road) from Class B-69 to Class A. Special event permits for the Scottish Games (5/16/26), Maryland Jockey Club horse racing (5/24-25), and Plumpton Park Zoo Spring/Fall Brew are also scheduled.