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Pocomoke City council accepts donation of two small parcels adjoining city property

2891998 · April 7, 2025
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Summary

Council approved Resolution 2025R-9 to accept conveyance of two small parcels totaling about 1.00 acre from William D. Stevenson; the parcels adjoin existing city-owned land and are described in a survey dated April 17, 2024.

The Pocomoke City mayor and council voted to accept the donation of two parcels of land from William D. Stevenson, according to Resolution 2025R-9 read at Monday’s meeting.

The ordinance text identifies the parcels as Area A (0.98 acres, 30,927 square feet) and Area C (0.02 acres, 64 square feet) as shown on a survey prepared by George E. Young Land Surveys dated April 17, 2024. The donated parcels share a boundary with city-owned Parcel 2870 on the tax map referenced in the resolution and have frontage to Bridge Street.

The resolution noted the parcel is subject to periodic flooding and is identified as wetland/stream influence in the survey language included in the meeting materials. The council made a motion to accept the conveyance and approved it by voice vote; no council member asked for further discussion on the record.

Provenance: The resolution text and the public hearing on the conveyance were read into the record beginning at ~470.78 and continuing through the motion and vote at ~692.82–701.18 in the transcript.