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Advisory board confirms use of county ranking system for MALPF applications
Summary
The board voted to confirm that Harford County will use its updated county ranking system for MALPF applications, approving the item unanimously.
The Harford County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board confirmed on May 21 that the county’s updated application-ranking system will also be used for MALPF (Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation) applications. Staff told the board MALPF wanted confirmation that the county ranking system and the county application scoring remain aligned.
Bill Amoss moved to approve continuing use of the county ranking system for MALPF applications; Mitch Hopkins seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The minutes record this as a formal vote but do not detail scoring formulas beyond referencing the county system.
