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Queenstown commissioners approve minutes, lift Maryland Ave parking restrictions and adjourn
Summary
The commission approved multiple sets of minutes, voted unanimously to lift parking restrictions on Maryland Ave. between Steamboat Ave. and Old Wharf Lane, and adjourned. All recorded motions passed by 3-0 votes.
At the March 27 meeting, President Thomas B. Willis, Jr. moved and the commission approved several procedural motions: acceptance of February 27, 2019 closed-session minutes (motion seconded by Commissioner Holger Schuster; vote 3-aye, 0-nay); acceptance of the February 27 regular meeting minutes; acceptance of March 8 special session and March 8 closed-session minutes. Each motion was seconded and recorded as passing 3-0.
Under correspondence, Amy Moore reported Michael Rapport’s concerns about a change in parking restrictions on Maryland Ave. After discussion, Commissioner Holger Schuster moved to lift all parking restrictions on Maryland Ave. from Steamboat Ave. to Old Wharf Lane; Commissioner Al Hardee seconded and the motion passed 3-0.
President Willis motioned to adjourn at 7:48 p.m.; Commissioner Hardee seconded and the commission voted 3-0 to adjourn.
Votes at a glance: - Accept Feb. 27 closed-session minutes — mover: President Willis; second: Commissioner Schuster; outcome: approved (3-0). - Accept Feb. 27 regular minutes — mover: President Willis; second: Commissioner Schuster; outcome: approved (3-0). - Accept Mar. 8 special session minutes — mover: President Willis; second: Commissioner Hardee; outcome: approved (3-0). - Accept Mar. 8 closed-session minutes (first and second sets) — mover: President Willis; second: Commissioner Hardee; outcome: approved (3-0). - Lift parking restrictions on Maryland Ave. (Steamboat Ave. to Old Wharf Lane) — mover: Commissioner Schuster; second: Commissioner Hardee; outcome: approved (3-0). - Adjourn meeting — mover: President Willis; second: Commissioner Hardee; outcome: approved (3-0).
Why it matters: these procedural approvals finalize the official meeting record and reflect a policy choice to restore parking on a portion of Maryland Ave. The transcript does not record any dissenting votes or abstentions.
