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Council approves reimbursable grant agreement with Little League for Home Run Baker Park field
Summary
Talbot County has signed a Joint-Use Agreement for the Home Run Baker Park softball field project; the Trappe council approved a reimbursable grant agreement with the Little League to define responsibilities and fund administration, with the Little League's president saying the group is ready to proceed.
Town Attorney Lyndsey Ryan told the council that the Talbot County Council had approved and signed the Joint-Use Agreement for the Home Run Baker Park softball field and that the Town now needs to enter a reimbursable grant agreement with the Little League to lay out responsibilities and the administration of grant funds. Nick Newnam, identified as president of the Little League, said the league had reviewed the agreement and was ready to move forward.
President Newnam moved to approve the reimbursable grant agreement and Commissioner Walter Chase seconded; the council voted unanimously to approve the agreement. Attorney Ryan indicated the agreement will define how grant funds are administered and the responsibilities of each party; the council did not discuss specific dollar amounts or reimbursement timing at the meeting.
