Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Keedysville.
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Dec 11, 2026
Collection of refuse, recycling, yard waste, bulk trash, and Christmas trees for the Town of Keedysville.
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1,225
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Keedysville
The public hearing focused on a proposed zoning ordinance amendment concerning Accessory Dwelling Units. The Town Attorney explained the legislative mandate requiring Maryland municipalities to amend or enact zoning ordinances to allow for small secondary living structures on residential properties. The proposal was reviewed by the Council and Planning Commission.
The meeting included discussions on community donations for the Crop Walk and Boonsboro Band Boosters. Under old business, the council addressed the status of the Cable Franchise Agreement, progress on an Eagle Scout trash receptacle project, wildlife habitat installations, and the approval of an accessory dwelling units ordinance amendment. A closed session was held to consult with legal counsel regarding the use of a lot at 15 South Main Street. New business topics included requests for the limited parking and use of 15 South Main Street, approval of an MDOT Salt Utilization Agreement, a discussion regarding tree trimming policies, an update on the FY 2026 Audit, grant applications for a pocket park, and approval of the Tele-Plus Alarm extended service agreement.
The meeting included an educational presentation on the life and habits of Bald Eagles in the Potomac Watershed. Discussion points included the Sustainable Maryland Grant application for a restroom mural art project, progress on the Wildlife Habitat Program involving bird and bat houses, and scheduling for the upcoming Fall Yard Sale and bulk trash collection. The team also coordinated tree planting logistics for Taylor Park and reviewed a proposal from Solar Simplified regarding residential energy savings.
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