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Kent Manor Inn says accounting corrected, operator update pending
Summary
Licensee Josh McCallen reported that residents were reimbursed $27,546 in overpaid taxes, provided accounting documentation to the Board, and said an applicant, Daniel Hull, is proposed as the new licensee while Planning & Zoning confirms outstanding compliance issues are being addressed.
Josh McCallen, licensee for Kent Manor Inn/Kent Manor Resort in Stevensville, told the Board he repaid residents $27,546 that had been overcharged and provided an accounting letter from his firm and a spreadsheet distinguishing retail and catering revenue. "Residents were paid back $27,546 in overpaid taxes," McCallen said, and he apologized to the Board for the confusion while emphasizing he has worked to correct the issues.
McCallen said his attorney, David Mister, submitted an application from Daniel Hull — the on‑site operator who lives on Kent Island — to become the new licensee. Zoning Administrator Ms. Swinson confirmed outstanding Planning & Zoning matters are moving forward and that required plantings will be completed when the season permits. Board counsel Jeffrey E. Thompson said the Board has been educating other licensees about correct point‑of‑sale tax handling to prevent similar errors.
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