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Town to seek Talbot County amendment to water and sewer plan for Paris Foods
Summary
Town Attorney Lyndsey Ryan told the Trappe Town Council a map change requires a comprehensive water and sewer plan amendment for Paris Foods; the council voted unanimously to submit the request to Talbot County to designate the property as S1/W1.
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Town Attorney Lyndsey Ryan told the council that a comprehensive water and sewer plan amendment for Paris Foods must be submitted to Talbot County because of a map change that occurred after Paris Foods was approved and connected to the Town’s wastewater.
“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,” Ryan stated. Commissioner Michael Sullivan moved to submit the amendment request to designate the Paris Foods property as S1/W1; Commissioner Jeremy Newnam seconded the motion and the council approved it unanimously.
The amendment request starts a county-level administrative review. Council members did not record further conditions or contingencies in the minutes; the transcript does not specify a timeline for Talbot County’s review or required next steps. The council’s action was limited to authorizing the submission of the amendment request, not to adopting any local rule changes or utility rate adjustments.
