Parks director outlines FY2026 Program Open Space plan; projects include Calvert Marine Museum acquisition and park improvements
Parks & Recreation Director Bob Brannon presented the FY2026 Program Open Space annual program, describing funding (0.5% property transfer tax), two funding pools (acquisition vs. development), candidate acquisitions including a 1.1‑acre Calvert Marine Museum waterfront parcel, and development projects such as Halloween Point Park pathway improvements and a Cove Point playground replacement.
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Parks & Recreation Director Bob Brannon presented the county’s FY2026 Program Open Space annual program and asked the Planning Commission to find the plan consistent with the Calvert County comprehensive plan so it can be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for submission to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
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