Trappe approves joint-use agreement for Home Run Baker Park with Talbot County
Summary
The council approved a revised joint-use agreement for Home Run Baker Park that removes a town-only maintenance clause; Attorney Lyndsey Ryan said the agreement still requires Talbot County Council approval and is needed for the town to receive associated funds.
Attorney Lyndsey Ryan reviewed the updated draft joint-use agreement between the Town of Trappe and Talbot County for Home Run Baker Park, noting the county removed the clause requiring the town to handle all maintenance. Ryan said the agreement requires County Council approval and is necessary to receive funds tied to the park.
After discussion, Commissioner Walter Chase moved to approve the joint-use agreement and President Newnam seconded; the council approved the motion unanimously. Attorney Ryan said the town needs a plan for fund handling and may need a separate agreement with Home Run Baker Park to accomplish fund management and requirements.
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