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Sharpsburg weighs converting unimproved alleys to walking paths; zoning admin flags E. Antietam complaints

Mayor and Council of Sharpsburg, Maryland · October 1, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Weaver raised the idea of turning smaller unimproved alleys into walking paths; Zoning Administrator Tim Lung reported resident complaints from E. Antietam Street, including issues that may need health-department involvement and parking violations to be addressed with the Resident Deputy.

Mayor Russell Weaver brought forward a proposal at the Oct. 30 work session to explore converting smaller, unimproved alleys within town into walking paths or trails to expand pedestrian access.

Zoning Administrator Tim Lung separately told the council he had received complaints from a resident on E. Antietam Street about multiple concerns. Lung said some issues may require referral to the county health department and that parking violations raised by the resident would be discussed with the town’s Resident Deputy. Council did not take formal action; the items were discussed as part of the work-session agenda.