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Votes at a glance: Bay Bridge Run MOUs, Landbridge subdivision sewer agreement, grants and other approvals
Summary
The county approved multiple administrative and grant‑related actions at the May 13 meeting, including a sanitary agreement for a 10‑lot subdivision, MOUs for the Bay Bridge Run event, a rural legacy easement sale and several letters of grant support.
The commissioners approved several action items during the May 13 meeting. The actions were handled by motion and voice vote; the transcript records motions, seconds and voice results rather than roll‑call tallies for each item.
Key approvals and short descriptions: - Sanitary public‑works agreement — Landbridge LLC (Living Waters subdivision): Commissioners, convened as the sanitary commission, approved a public‑works agreement allowing construction of a 10‑lot residential subdivision and connection of an existing home. Motion carried by voice vote. - Bay Bridge Run MOUs: Commissioners approved two MOUs to permit the Bay Bridge Run event on November 9, 2025 — a memorandum with Corrigan Sports and a memorandum with the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA). Motion carried. - Rural Legacy / CREP easement agreement (Island Creek Farm, ~290 acres): Commissioners approved the easement agreement of sale for Island Creek Farm to add to preserved lands; no county funds were required and the project will go to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources for review and final approval. - Marathon Health plan: Commissioners authorized the director of human resources to develop and implement a Marathon Health plan for county employees effective Sept. 1, 2025 (requires employees to select Marathon as primary care provider and complete annual physicals). Motion approved. - North County Library grant support: Commissioners authorized a letter of support for a FY27 state library capital grant application for design of the North County branch; the county would commit to a $65,000 match in FY27 if the grant is awarded. - Sheriff’s office grant support letters: Commissioners approved letters supporting three sheriff’s office grant applications — maritime safety, tactical rescue drone, and a BearCat tactical vehicle for regional response. - Day Care Inc. roof replacement: Commissioners approved a letter of support for Day Care Inc.’s grant application to replace a roof at the Centerville facility.
Each item passed on a voice vote with “Aye” recorded in the transcript. Where required by law or policy the county will follow up with memorializing documents and grant applications; staff will track matching fund timing and future budget decisions associated with FY27 commitments.
