Council introduces three sewer‑plan reclassification resolutions, sets Oct. 13 hearings
Council introduced resolutions (3‑96, 3‑97, 3‑98) to reclassify multiple parcels from 'unprogrammed' to 'S‑1 immediate priority' to permit connections to public sewer, citing shore‑adjacent septic concerns and a nearby force main; public hearings were scheduled for Oct. 13 at 5:30 p.m.
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County counsel introduced three resolutions Sept. 8 to amend the Talbot County comprehensive water and sewer plan to reclassify multiple parcels to 'S‑1 immediate priority' status so they may connect to public sewer. The parcels include 27414 Ferrybridge Road (application by Catherine G. W. Murphy; one EDU requested), 5586 Leeward Lane in Tillman (application by Stephanie Allen) and 21 parcels on Gooseneck Road in Royal Oak (various tax map parcels) that currently have houses served by septic systems.
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