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Town council votes to submit Paris Foods water and sewer plan amendment to Talbot County
Summary
Trappe Town Council unanimously approved a motion to submit a comprehensive water and sewer plan amendment to Talbot County so the Paris Foods property can be designated S1/W1 after a map change affected its prior approval and connection to the town wastewater system.
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Trappe Town Council voted unanimously on Jan. 14 to submit a comprehensive water and sewer plan amendment for the Paris Foods property to Talbot County.
"A comprehensive water and sewer plan amendment for Paris Foods needs to be submitted to the County due to a map change that occurred after Paris Foods was approved and connected to the Town’s wastewater," Town Attorney Lyndsey Ryan said during the meeting. Attorney Ryan framed the filing as an administrative step required because the parcel's map designation changed after the site's prior permit and connection to town wastewater lines.
Commissioner Michael Sullivan moved to submit the amendment request to Talbot County to designate the Paris Foods property as S1/W1; Commissioner Jeremy Newnam seconded and the motion was recorded as unanimously approved. The minutes do not record a separate public hearing on the amendment; the next procedural step is the county filing and any county-level review or notice requirements.
The action appears in the meeting's official minutes; the town did not provide additional details in the record about timing for the County's review or any conditions attached to the designation.
