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Elkton approves sale of hospital parcel, accepts $350,000 state grant to support MARC train project
Summary
The Mayor and Commissioners approved an agreement of sale with Union Hospital of Cecil County for a 2.634‑acre parcel at 125 Railroad Avenue and accepted a $350,000 Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development grant intended to support a future MARC train project; the action passed unanimously.
The Mayor and Commissioners of the Town of Elkton approved an agreement of sale March 4 for a 2.634‑acre parcel owned by Union Hospital of Cecil County Health Services, Inc., and accepted a $350,000 grant from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development intended to support a future MARC train project.
Town Administrator Lewis H. George, Jr. presented the Agreement of Sale for Parcel 764 (Map 027 G), located at 125 Railroad Avenue, and told the board the grant award will help advance plans tied to the MARC train project. Commissioner Charles H. Givens, Sr. moved to approve the agreement; Commissioner Robert M. Massimiano seconded the motion, which was approved by all present.
Mayor Robert J. Alt thanked Director of Planning Jeanne Minner for securing the $350,000 grant from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. The minutes identify the parcel and map number as part of the agreement (Parcel 764, Map 027 G) and the acreage as 2.634 acres.
No further procedural steps were specified in the minutes; the board’s action authorizes the town to proceed under the terms of the approved agreement and with the noted state grant support.
