LA PLATA, Md. – On Tuesday, Jan. 24, Associate County Attorney Danielle Mitchell, Deputy County Administrator Deborah Hall, and GS Proctor and Associates, Inc. representatives provided a legislative update for the 2023 Maryland General Assembly Session. County Commissioners voted to send a letter of supports for Senate Bill 103 and Property Tax Credit for Disabled Veterans Senate Bill 134.
Approval Items
County Commissioners approved:
- Change Order 55 Mattawoman Inflow and Infiltration.
- A letter of support for the Friends of Old Waldorf School’s application for a Legislative Bond initiative of $200,000 to complete the renovation of windows/exterior stabilization of Historic Waldorf School.
- To introduce and schedule a public hearing for Bill 2023-01 Collective Bargaining for Covered Employees in the Department of Emergency Services on Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. in the County Government Building (200 Baltimore Street, La Plata) for in person comments and Wednesday, March 1 for virtual comments.
Work Session
County Commissioners held a work session on Bill 2022-10 Zoning Text Amendment 21-169 Update Critical Area Overlay Zone. County Commissioners adopted Resolution 2023-02 Zoning Map Amendment 21-02 Adoption of Critical Area Zone Layer 2022, as well as the bill.
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Next Commissioners Session: Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, 2023
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If Coates had a shred of integrity she’d step down. Instead she’s decided to pull a Trump with middle fingers in the air to all her constituents. No explanation, no apology. Thomasina, you are hurting us, not helping. I have no doubt that your intentions are pure but you need to understand that YOU are what is wrong with society. Get therapy, work on yourself, and maybe rejoin public service when you get your head straight.