Chief of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division at St. Mary's County.
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The Planning Commission discussed the 2026 Education Facilities Master Plan and reviewed the 2025 PC Annual Report. The commission formally approved the 2025 Planning Commission Annual Report, including an amendment to Table 3 as previously discussed.
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The board discussed the Secretary's report, the Budget and Annual Report for the fiscal year 2026, and regulations regarding NEC 210.8 (F) GFCI protection on HVAC equipment, resulting in a motion to delay adoption until the start of 2027. Additionally, the board covered EV charger registration, applications for homeowner tests, and established homeowner testing dates.
The meeting addressed several key items, including an update on the FY27 Maryland Historic Trust Non-Capital Grant application. Discussions covered the use of the Diligent platform for boards and commissions and ongoing efforts to reassess the Historic Review process, focusing on site visit criteria for various project types and future alignment with the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Ordinance. Members were briefed on fraudulent scam emails targeting project applicants. Furthermore, the commission reviewed various ongoing projects and properties, and discussed challenges regarding project coordination with the Town of Leonardtown.
The Board conducted several public hearings, resulting in the approval of a variance request for the Tall Timbers Tavern to disturb a wetland buffer for parking, a conditional use request for the Drayden Monopole communication tower, a variance for the Nissen property regarding Critical Area Buffer impacts for site redevelopment, and a variance for the Hewitt and Hill property concerning side setback requirements. The Board also reviewed orders which were scheduled for the subsequent meeting.
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