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Queenstown commissioners approve parking change, minutes and a Planning Commission appointment
Summary
At the Jan. 23 meeting, commissioners approved minute acceptances, changed no-parking on Maryland Avenue to the Bowlingly side, appointed Paul Cain to the Planning Commission, and convened a closed session to discuss personnel.
At their Jan. 23 meeting, the Queenstown Commissioners handled routine administrative business including approval of minutes, a parking change, and one commission appointment.
President Thomas B. Willis moved to accept the December 19, 2018 closed-session minutes, the December 19 regular meeting minutes and the Jan. 16 joint work-session minutes; each motion was seconded and passed 3-aye, 0-nay. Town Manager/Clerk Amy W. Moore reported fund balances and presented correspondence and requests.
Commissioner Holger Schuster moved (seconded by President Willis) to make Maryland Avenue no parking on the Bowlingly sideso that residents could park in front of their homes; the motion passed 3-aye, 0-nay. Commissioners noted the prior restriction had been tied to Bowlingly event approvals but said that restriction was now moot.
The meeting recessed into a closed session at 8:20 p.m. to discuss personnel matters; the public record for the closed session notes the topics as a potential code-enforcement employee and candidates for the Planning Commission and records "No action discussion only." After reconvening at 8:55 p.m., President Willis moved (seconded by Commissioner Hardee) to appoint Paul Cain to the Planning Commission to fill the vacancy left by Betty White; Cain's term will expire Sept. 30, 2023. The meeting adjourned at 8:56 p.m.
No disciplinary or employment actions were recorded in the public minutes; the minutes show the closed-session record was filed consistent with Maryland's Open Meetings Act requirements.
