Harford County public meetings in 2022

Advisory Board on Aging

The Harford County Advisory Board on Aging is meeting to approve minutes from October 19, 2022, and hear a presentation. The agenda also includes announcements, an administrator's report, and planning for the next meeting. No specific decisions or proposals are listed.

• Approval of minutes from October 19, 2022
• Presentation (topic not specified)
• Administrator's report by K. Winkowski
• Next meeting scheduled for February 15, 2023

The board approved the minutes from the October 2022 meeting. Staff provided updates on Office on Aging personnel vacancies, software transitions, and caregiver support programs. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved October 2022 meeting minutes

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee will consider two proposed development plans. The first is a 208,250-square-foot logistics center on 14 acres at Clayton Station. The second is a 41-lot single-family residential subdivision on 16.45 acres at 921 South Stepney Road.

• Plan S513-2022: 208,250 sq. ft. logistics center on 14.09 acres at Clayton Station Lot 5 (Business Center Way)
• Plan S513-2022: Applicant is Clayton Station, LLC / TC MidAtlantic Development V, Inc.
• Plan C515-2022: 41 single-family residential lots on 16.45 acres at 921 South Stepney Road
• Plan C515-2022: Applicant is Clayton Station, LLC / Ward Communities at Harford County, LLC
• Both plans received in late November 2022 and are up for committee review

The provided document contains no meeting minutes, records of decisions, or discussion items. It consists entirely of a website sign-in page.

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates will consider 20 procurement items totaling over $4.2 million, covering insurance, software, maintenance, vehicles, and lease amendments. All items have met county procurement procedures. The board will also approve the October 25, 2022 meeting minutes.

• HCSO Northern Precinct Alterations: $595,954.00
• Third Addendum to Lease Agreement, 1321 Woodbridge Station Way, Edgewood, MD 21040: $491,821.56
• 2023 Ford Trucks and Ambulance Cab/Chassis: $580,785.94
• Vesta 911 Refresh: $236,158.00
• Heavenly Waters Ma and Pa Dog Park Renovations: $52,471.73

The Board approved several contracts for public safety technology, school communications, and environmental programs. The largest expenditure was a contract for road resurfacing across multiple streets. All listed solicitations were approved.

• Approved $2,255,000.00 contract to Gray & Son, Incorporated for repair and resurfacing of multiple roads (6-1)
• Approved $200,000.00 per year award to Chesapeake Bay Trust for MS4 permit projects and programs (6-1)
• Approved $177,617.72 award to Presidio Networked Solutions, LLC for Cisco VOIP equipment for 14 public schools (6-1)
• Approved $76,950.00 award to HCGI Hartford, Incorporated for 50 desktop computers for the Sheriff's Office (Unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #7 for Colossus, Incorporated for CAD software maintenance not to exceed $17,081.46 per year (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes of the October 11, 2022 meeting (General consent)
• Approved Solicitation No. PM 22-053 (Unanimous)

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board will meet on December 15, 2022, to discuss and decide on several items including approval of November minutes, a board chair report on a gift from Elegant Restorations and December MASSB minutes, a director's report, and new business items such as birthday cards, end-of-year staff appreciation, funding suggestions for foster care and family investment, and CQI re-initiation. Old business includes the director's evaluation and a service app. Committee reports will be given from CQI, Finance, Public Relations, Board Development & Recruitment, and Legislative committees.

• Gift: Elegant Restorations – General Updates
• Funding suggestions: Foster Care / Family Investment
• CQI re-initiation
• Director's Evaluation
• Service App

The Board approved the purchase of a limited number of suitcases for foster care as a pilot program. It also authorized up to $500 for the selection of items for bags for the homeless. The Board agreed to send end-of-year appreciation notes to DSS staff.

• Approved November 17, 2022 meeting minutes with corrections
• Authorized DSS staff to purchase a limited number of suitcases for Foster Care as a pilot
• Authorized up to $500 for DSS staff to select items for homeless bags
• Agreed to write and disseminate end-of-year appreciation notes to DSS staff

HVAC Mechanical Board

The Harford County Mechanical Board will meet to approve the minutes from its September 14, 2022 meeting and discuss old business. The main new business item is a discussion on proper balancing of new systems in relation to code and inspections. The meeting is scheduled for December 14, 2022, at 9:30 AM in the Permit Center Conference Room.

• Approval of meeting minutes from September 14, 2022
• Discussion on proper balancing of new systems in relation to code and inspections
• Next meeting scheduled for January 12, 2023

The Board approved the minutes from the September 14, 2022 meeting. Members discussed House Bill 1052 regarding stainless-steel tubing and various mechanical code requirements for residential heating and piping.

• Approved September 14, 2022 meeting minutes

Community Input Meetings (CIM)

This is a community input meeting for a proposed AutoZone retail auto parts store at 2101 Belair Road in Fallston. The 0.92-acre lot, zoned C-1, would include a 7,382 sq ft building, 43 parking spaces, and site improvements. The applicant is MDM Surveyors & Engineers, LLC.

• Proposed 7,382 sq ft AutoZone store
• 43 parking spaces
• 0.92-acre lot zoned C-1
• Applicant: MDM Surveyors & Engineers, LLC

A Community Input Meeting regarding the proposed AutoZone Retail Auto Parts Store #5753 at 2101 Belair Road was held on December 14, 2022. The meeting was terminated at 6:30 p.m. because there were no attendees.

Adequate Public Facilities Advisory Board

The board is discussing updates on school enrollment projections, residential permit data, and a fiscal update on dedicated revenues and debt. No decisions are recorded; the agenda consists of informational presentations and new business.

• Enrollment projections from Harford County Public Schools
• Residential permit data from Planning & Zoning
• Fiscal update on dedicated revenues and debt from the Treasury Department

The Adequate Public Facilities Advisory Board reviewed school enrollment and residential permit data. The board accepted reports indicating that three elementary schools exceed capacity thresholds, maintaining existing development moratoriums in those areas.

• Maintained residential development moratoriums for Bel Air, Havre de Grace, and Homestead Wakefield Elementary school attendance areas
• Accepted reports on enrollment projections, residential permit data, and dedicated revenues
• Determined no new recommendations for County Council consideration

Agriculture Land Preservation Advisory Board

The Harford County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board will review and rank county applications for farmland preservation, including reviewing program pricing caps. The board will also consider two specific requests: the Lewis family's request to add tenant dwellings to a farm and the Mikkonen family's request for an access easement. Updates on MALPF settlements and the Deer Creek Rural Legacy grant will be provided.

• Review request from Lewis family (County) to add tenant dwellings to farm
• Review request from Mikkonen family (MALPF) for access easement
• Rank County applications received to date
• Review County program pricing caps
• Deer Creek Rural Legacy grant application & settlement updates

The Board approved the finalized rankings for several agricultural preservation applicants based on discretionary points. It also voted to keep the current pricing structure for Formula Value, Per Acre Value Cap, and Development Right Value Cap. Staff provided updates on MALPF and Rural Legacy Program easements.

• Approved minutes from October 4, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Accepted finalized rankings for 11 applicants including Flack, Bandy, Milton, Jersey & Angus LLC, Shireman, Stern, Peverley, Stark, and Welsh
• Approved motion to keep current pricing structure for Formula Value, Per Acre Value Cap, and Development Right Value Cap

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to consider a certificate of appropriateness for the Bon Air Wagon Shed rehabilitation, a landmark nomination for Fairview AME Church, School, and Cemetery, and a Section 106 review for the Grier Nursery Road bridge replacement. The agenda also includes updates on archaeology, the Harford 250 commemoration, and the county inventory survey, plus administrative items like 2023 meeting dates.

• COA-2022-06: Bon Air Wagon Shed Rehabilitation
• Landmark Nomination: Fairview AME Church, School, and Cemetery (HA-2293)
• Section 106 Project Review: Grier Nursery Road over Deer Creek Bridge Replacement
• Archeology Update
• Harford County MIHP Inventory Survey Update

The Historic Preservation Commission approved a landmark designation for the Fairview AME Church buildings and cemetery. It also approved a certificate of appropriateness for repairs and adaptive reuse at the Bon Air Wagon Shed and transmitted comments regarding the Grier Nursery Road bridge replacement.

• Approved November 2022 minutes with amendments (unanimous)
• Approved COA 22-06 for roof repair, sliding glass doors, and painting at Bon Air Wagon Shed (unanimous)
• Approved landmark designation for Fairview AME Church contributing buildings and cemetery (unanimous)
• Approved transmission of staff comments for Grier Nursery Road over Deer Creek Bridge Replacement (unanimous)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee will review a subdivision plan to split Lot 3 into two lots (3 and 6) on 18.91 acres of AG-zoned land at Jacob's Pond, north of Rock Spring Church Road and south of MD Route 23. The plan (P495-2022) was submitted by Barry & Eva Andrews and Joseph Thompson & Associates.

The provided document contains a website sign-in page rather than meeting minutes. No official actions, decisions, or discussions were recorded.

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs is meeting to approve minutes, review recent events like the Veterans Resource Fair and Operation Green Light, and discuss new business including legislative issues and outreach programs. They will also plan upcoming Wreaths Across America ceremonies on December 17, 2022. The meeting is open to the public.

• Approval of November 3, 2022 meeting minutes
• Review of Veterans Resource Fair (Nov 12) and Operation Green Light (Nov 7-13)
• Wreaths Across America ceremonies on Dec 17 at Bel Air Memorial Gardens, APG, Angel Hill, and Harford Memorial Gardens
• Central Maryland Veterans Collaborative meeting on Dec 14 on 'Individual and Family' topic
• All current commission appointments expire December 5th

Plumbing Board

The Harford County Plumbing Board will meet to approve minutes from its October 4 meeting, discuss field feedback on House Bill 1052 regarding natural gas and propane piping construction requirements, and hear discussion points from the Health Department about commercial kitchens. The meeting is routine business with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Review and adoption of October 4, 2022 meeting minutes
• Discussion of House Bill 1052, Public Safety, Natural Gas and Liquefied Propane Piping Systems Construction Requirements
• Health Department commercial kitchen discussion points

The Board approved the minutes from October 4, 2022. The remainder of the meeting consisted of discussions between the Board and the Environmental Health Department regarding permit requirements for commercial kitchens, mobile units, and chemical dispensers.

• Approved October 4, 2022 meeting minutes

Commission for Women

The Harford County Commission for Women is meeting to hear a presentation from the Harford County Women's Business Network, approve October minutes, and receive reports from the chair, coordinator, and committees. The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Presentation by Sharon Jacobs and Ann Frank of the Harford County Women's Business Network
• Approval of minutes from October 24, 2022
• Committee updates on governance, membership, and community conversations
• Discussion of 'Words that Hurt', 'Financial Literacy for Women', and 'Human Trafficking'

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to approve prior minutes, receive updates on old business, and review three new applications (Nos. 5977, 5978, 5979) that have hearings scheduled for January 18, 2023. The agenda is largely procedural, with no substantive decisions listed.

• Review of Application No. 5977 (John & Lisa Puglisi) – hearing January 18, 2023
• Review of Application No. 5978 (Ray & Tina Plummer) – hearing January 18, 2023
• Review of Application No. 5979 (Tim & Elizabeth Gill) – hearing January 18, 2023
• Approval of minutes from October 17, 2022 meeting
• Next meeting scheduled for January 10, 2023 via Zoom

The board reviewed the current People’s Counsel case docket. No action was taken on three specific case applications. The minutes from the October 17, 2022 meeting were placed on layover.

• Minutes of October 17, 2022 placed on layover
• No action taken on Case No. 5977 (John & Lisa Puglisi)
• No action taken on Case No. 5978 (Ray & Tina Plummer)
• No action taken on Case No. 5979 (Timothy & Elizabeth Gill)

Forest Hill Community Advisory Board

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board is holding its regular monthly meeting, open to the public, to discuss community matters with county officials. The agenda includes a public safety report from the Northern Precinct division commander and a discussion with Harford County Library CEO Mary Hastler. The board also takes reports from agencies, hears citizen comments, and reviews local events.

• Public Safety Report by Captain Robert Royster, Northern Precinct Division Commander
• Discussion with Mary Hastler, CEO of Harford County Library
• Approval of last meeting's minutes
• Reports from agencies and officials
• Comments and concerns from citizens

Audit Advisory Board

The Harford County Audit Advisory Board is meeting to approve prior meeting minutes, review the status of the audit plan, and discuss completed audit reports. The agenda is procedural and contains no specific decisions or financial details.

• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Status of audit plan
• Review of completed audit reports

The Board approved the August 23, 2022, meeting minutes. Members reviewed the status of the FY2023 audit plan and the results of banking and investment control audits, which disclosed no findings. The Office of the County Auditor also reported a 'Pass' rating on its Peer Review.

• Approved August 23, 2022 meeting notes
• Reviewed FY2023 audit plan: 7 projects complete, 5 in progress, 6 not started
• Reviewed prior audit findings: 7 closed, 9 remain open
• Reviewed exit audits for Melissa Lambert and Edward Hopkins: no issues noted
• Reviewed Banking and Investment Controls audit: no findings disclosed
• Confirmed Annual Comprehensive Financial Report received unmodified audit opinion
• Confirmed Peer Review result: Pass rating

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board will hold an in-person meeting on November 17, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. The agenda includes approval of minutes, board chair and director reports, new and old business, and committee reports. Old business items include committee assignments, strategic fundraising, Thanksgiving donorship, and the director's evaluation.

• Strategic fundraising discussion: exploring a DSS/Board liaison on the CQI committee, documenting fundraising approaches, and gathering information from other counties.
• Thanksgiving donorship: non-perishable items due Nov. 17 or Nov. 18 by 12 p.m.; perishable items due Nov. 22 by 11 a.m.
• Committee assignments for FY 2023 listed in appendix.
• Director's Evaluation listed under old business.
• Next meeting scheduled for December 15, 2022.

The Board approved the minutes from the October 20, 2022 meeting. Members discussed upcoming staff events, the resumption of birthday cards for foster youth, and strategic fundraising efforts.

• Approved October 20, 2022 meeting minutes

Local Management Board

The Harford County Local Management Board will meet to approve the September 22, 2022 minutes and hear updates on several initiatives, including Parent Café, Community Schools, the Local Care Team, juvenile justice reform, and the Early Childhood Advisory Council. The board will also discuss appointments. The meeting is largely procedural and informational.

• Approval of September 22, 2022 minutes
• Parent Café & Community Schools update
• Board appointments discussion
• Local Care Team update
• Juvenile Justice Reform/Bridge Program update

The Board unanimously approved the amended minutes from the September 22, 2022, meeting. Members discussed the Parent Café model, community school programs, and the Child Interrogation Protection Act. No other formal votes were recorded.

• Approved amended September 22, 2022 minutes (unanimous)

Community Input Meetings (CIM)

This is a community input meeting for a proposed residential subdivision of 45 single-family detached homes at 921 South Stepney Road in Aberdeen. The applicant, EN Engineering, will present the proposal and gather public input. No decisions are being made at this meeting.

• Proposed residential subdivision with 45 single-family detached units
• Location: 921 South Stepney Road, Aberdeen 21001
• Applicant: EN Engineering, contact Bob Capalongo

A community input meeting was held to present a concept plan for a residential subdivision at 921 South Stepney Road. No formal votes or decisions were made; the meeting served as a required presentation to gather resident comments before the developer submits a Preliminary Plan to the county.

• Proposed 41 single-family detached residential units on 16.45 acres
• Proposed extension of a 12-inch public water line up Stepney Road from Plateau Drive
• Proposed demolition of the existing house on the property
• Confirmed no current requirement to widen Stepney Road

Dublin / Darlington Community Advisory Board

The Dublin/Darlington Community Advisory Board is meeting to discuss local business, including school news, fire company events, library updates, and the Harford County 250 Celebration. Reports will be given by county officials, the sheriff's office, and state police. A special presentation on the Darlington Community Garden's fall update is scheduled, followed by public comment.

• Darlington Volunteer Fire Company events: Line Dancing Bingo, Holiday Bazaar, New Year's Eve Classic Rock n Roll Show
• Harford County 250 Celebration update
• Special presentation: Darlington Community Garden Fall Update
• Reports from County Executive, County Council, Sheriff's Office, Maryland State Police

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee will review a subdivision plan for Wilson's Fields, a 16.33-acre property on Fallston Road. The plan proposes creating 8 lots in the RR zone.

• Subdivision plan P469-2022 to create 8 lots on 16.33 acres
• Property located on south side of Fallston Road (MD Rte. 152) at end of Port Lane
• Applicants: Dorothy M Stearns, Bob Hockaday, Wilson Deegan and Associates
• Tax Map 47, Parcel 32, Third Election District, Council District B

The provided text contains a login screen for a portal and no meeting minutes. No decisions, proposals, or discussions were recorded.

Planning Advisory Board

The Planning Advisory Board will meet to discuss and review proposed Fiscal Year 2024 budgets for several county departments, including Information Technology, Environmental Services, Water Resources, Highways, and Water and Sewer. The board will also consider approval of the previous meeting's minutes and hear public comment.

The board reviewed FY24 budget presentations for Information Technology, Environmental Services, Water Resources, Highways, and Water and Sewer. The only formal action taken was the approval of the October 2022 meeting summary.

• Approved summary of the October 2022 PAB meeting

Jarrettsville / Norrisville CAB

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board is holding its regular meeting, featuring reports from the Sheriff's Office, county officials, and a presentation from the Department of Planning and Zoning. The agenda also includes updates from a local nonprofit, a business, and committee reports. No votes or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Public Safety Report from County Sheriff's Office Northern Precinct
• Speaker from Harford County Department of Planning and Zoning
• Local Non Profit: The Hope House Ministry
• Local Business: Jarrettsville Nursery Christmas Tree Farm (Brandon Saulsbury)
• DAC Report and Parks & Rec Report by CAB Member Aimee O’Neill

Joppa / Joppatowne CAB

This is a routine community advisory board meeting with standard agenda items including approval of minutes, greetings, and reports from the Sheriff's Office, County Council, and county staff. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled; the meeting is primarily for updates and community discussion.

• Sheriff's Office Community Policing Report
• Council President's update by Samantha Harris
• County updates by Sylvia Bryant
• County Council update by Councilman Andre Johnson
• Community issues and questions

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs is meeting to discuss and plan the upcoming Veterans Resource Fair on November 12, 2022, including logistics, vendors, and help needed. They will also review old business, hear reports on housing and legislative issues, and consider new business such as a county tax credit for elderly individuals and veterans (Bill 22-022). The meeting is open to the public.

• Veterans Resource Fair on November 12, 2022: schedule, vendors, logistics, help needed
• Harford County Tax Credit for Elderly Individuals and Veterans, Bill 22-022
• Operation Green Light November 7-13
• Havre de Grace Veterans Day Parade, November 11, 2:00pm at Hutchins Park
• Central Maryland Veterans Collaborative: Legal Assistance topic, November 9th (hosted by Harford County)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is holding a hybrid meeting with routine business: approving October minutes, receiving certificates, and hearing updates on archaeology, the Harford 250 commemoration, and the MIHP inventory survey. No rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are on the agenda.

• Approval of October 5, 2022 minutes
• Presentation of Maryland Planning Commissioners Association Certificates
• Archeology update
• Harford Heritage Committee (Harford 250 Commemoration) update
• Harford County MIHP Inventory Survey update

The Commission approved the October 2022 meeting minutes. Members received updates on archaeological work at Old Joppa, the Harford 250 commemoration, and the MIHP survey. No other substantive legislative actions were taken.

• Approved October 2022 minutes (unanimous)

Churchville / Creswell / Fountain Green CAB

The Churchville, Creswell, and Fountain Green Community Advisory Board is holding its regular meeting. The agenda includes reports from elected officials and the sheriff's office, updates on old business like the Eva Mar project and social media outreach, and new business on abandoned property procedures and the Ferrell Property. No guest presentations are scheduled.

• Update on Eva Mar project
• Request for access to CCFG social media accounts
• Discussion of county procedures for abandoned/neglected properties
• Update on Ferrell Property
• Final 2022 meeting schedule

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates will consider five procurement items, including a $2.255 million road repair and resurfacing project and a $200,000 grant to the Chesapeake Bay Trust. The board will also vote on approving the October 11, 2022 meeting minutes. All items have met procurement procedures.

• Repair and resurfacing of Anchor Drive, etc. - $2,255,000
• Chesapeake Bay Trust - $200,000 NTE
• HCSO Desktop Refresh - $76,950
• Cisco Hardware for HCPS VOIP Project - $177,617.72
• Integrated Public Safety Information Systems - $17,081.46 NTE

The Board of Estimates unanimously approved several change orders and new contracts for county services. Key expenditures include elevator modernization at the Bel Air Library and AV upgrades for the Sheriff's Office. The board also authorized funding for heating oil and various software licenses.

• Approved $513,500 change order for Bel Air Library elevator modernization (Unanimous)
• Approved $53,774.38 change order for ServiceNow software (Unanimous)
• Approved $172,740 award to Alien Vault Inc. for threat detection (Unanimous)
• Approved $273,835.48 award to SumTotal Systems for HR/Payroll software (Unanimous)
• Approved $57,380.62 award to ePlus Technology for Veeam backup software (Unanimous)
• Approved $160,000 change order for HVAC work at Harford County Detention Center (Unanimous)
• Approved $400,000 annual award to Apex Petroleum Corporation for heating oil (Unanimous)
• Approved three AV upgrades for Sheriff's Office totaling $333,739.32 to ePlus Technology (Unanimous)

Commission for Women

The Harford County Commission for Women met and approved a motion to work with the county attorney to revise legislation adding a student representative to the Commission. They also heard a presentation from Abilities Network about childcare scholarships, discussed upcoming events, and reviewed committee updates.

• Approved motion to work with legal for enabling legislation adding a student representative to the Commission
• Presentation by Abilities Network on childcare scholarships; families of four earning under $90,000 may qualify
• Drug Take Back Day scheduled for October 29th
• Veterans Resource Fair on November 12th
• Human Trafficking community conversation on November 16th

The Commission unanimously approved a motion to work with legal counsel on enabling legislation to add a student representative to the body. The meeting also included a presentation on childcare scholarship services from the Abilities Network.

• Approved motion to work with legal for enabling legislation to add a student representative (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from the June 27th meeting (Unanimous)

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board is meeting in person to approve minutes, hear reports from the director and board chair, and discuss new business including a demonstration of the Harford County Services App, the Adult Services Team, and a Thanksgiving basket initiative. Old business includes a signature event, committee needs, and the director's evaluation. Committee reports will cover quality improvement, finance, public relations, board development, and legislative matters.

• Approval of September 15, 2022 minutes
• Harford County Services App demonstration
• Adult Services Team discussion
• Thanksgiving basket (November 24)
• Director's evaluation

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board met on October 20, 2022. The board approved minutes from the September 15 meeting and received updates on a 4.5% staff raise, a $1,811 fundraiser, and a new Adult Public Guardianship Review Board opportunity. No formal votes or policy decisions were taken.

• Approved minutes of September 15, 2022 meeting as written
• Noted $1,811 raised at fundraiser; total now $13,049.50
• Heard that a 4.5% raise for certain DSS staff will take effect November 2023
• Discussed but did not vote on a signature event; PR committee to develop scope
• Appointed Patricia Weaver to Continuous Quality Improvement Council and Pamela Smith to Finance committee
• Director’s evaluation to be submitted in November 2022

Dublin / Darlington Community Advisory Board

The Dublin/Darlington Community Advisory Board is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes updates from local schools, fire company events, and library programs, as well as reports from county officials and law enforcement. A special presentation by the Dawn Hill Fight Foundation, a local nonprofit aiding pancreatic cancer patients, is scheduled. The meeting is largely informational with public comment and board business.

• Darlington Elementary School Joe Corbi fundraiser through October 24 (participant code 21262)
• Steppingstone Farm Museum 'A Historic Halloween' on October 28
• Darlington Fire Company events: Line Dancing Bingo (Tuesdays), Haunted Hall and Trunk or Treat (October 29), Holiday Bazaar (November 19)
• Special presentation by Dawn Hill Fight Foundation (pancreatic cancer patient financial assistance)
• Reports from County Executive, County Council, Sheriff's Office, and Maryland State Police

Advisory Board on Aging

The Harford County Advisory Board on Aging will meet via Zoom to approve minutes from August 17, 2022, hear a presentation from Andrea Pomilla on the Senior Health Insurance Program and Senior Medicare Patrol, confirm new board appointments, and receive an administrator's report. The meeting is routine and includes no major decisions or public hearings.

• Presentation by Andrea Pomilla on SHIP/SMP programs
• Confirmation of appointments: Anne DiGuardo, Tammy Fitzgerald, Claudia Sconion, Jacqueline Panowicz
• Approval of August 17, 2022 minutes
• Administrator's report by K. Winkowski

The board approved minutes from the June 2022 meeting. Members received a presentation on Medicare 2023 changes, including a $35 insulin cap and new Advantage plans. Staff reported on caregiver support programs, vaccination clinics, and reappointments of four board members.

• Approved June 2022 meeting minutes (quorum present)
• Confirmed reappointments of Anne DiGuardo, Tammy Fitzgerald, Jacqueline Panowicz, and Claudia Sconion

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee will review two proposals from Carfirst, LLC to combine lots and build a 3,150 sq ft used car sales building on Pulaski Highway, and two proposals from Bel Air Village, LLC to add lots and develop a mixed-use project with 252 apartments, 24 townhomes, offices, and retail buildings. The committee discusses but does not vote on these plans.

• Carfirst, LLC: Combine Lots 1 & 2 into one 0.973-acre lot (Plan P406-2022)
• Carfirst, LLC: Construct a 3,150 sq ft building for used car sales (Plan S405-2022)
• Bel Air Village: Revise preliminary plan to create 9 total lots on 33.93 acres (Plan P298-2020-R1V1)
• Bel Air Village: Site plan for 24 townhomes, 252 apartments, 60,000 sq ft office, 34,000 sq ft retail, and 4 retail buildings totaling 35,130 sq ft (Plan S424-2022)

The Development Advisory Committee (DAC) of Harford County, MD, held a meeting on October 19, 2022, but the minutes contain only a sign-in page with no record of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. No actions were taken or outcomes reported.

Board of Health

The Harford County Council will hold a legislative session that includes a zoning appeal hearing, final readings of three bills, and a resolution on an Aberdeen annexation zoning waiver. The council will also consider appointments, including a recommendation for the Harford County Health Officer, and discuss an FY22 audit extension request.

• Zoning Appeal Case No. 5968 (John & Hazel Adair)
• Resolution 022-22 (Aberdeen Annexation Zoning Waiver)
• Bill 22-022 (Definitions Tax Credit for Elderly Individuals and Veterans)
• Bill 22-023 (Harford County Sheriff’s Office Pension-Deferred Retirement Option Program)
• Bill 22-024 (Definition Zoning-Day-Care Center)

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to approve minutes from prior meetings, receive updates on old business, and review two new applications (cases 5975 and 5976) with upcoming hearings. They will also discuss proposed 2023 meeting dates. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the main substantive items being the case reviews.

• Review of application 5975 (4411 Flintville Rd, LLC & Broad Creek Manor Assisted Living) - hearing 11/16/22
• Review of application 5976 (Davis Farm, LLC & Davis Bus Co., Inc) - hearing 12/7/22
• Approval of minutes from July 26, August 23, September 19, 2022 meetings
• Discussion of proposed 2023 meeting schedule

The board unanimously approved minutes from three prior meetings and voted to enter People's Counsel in Case No. 5976, a special exception request for commercial vehicle storage and motor vehicle repair in the Agricultural District at 1715 Oakmont Road, Fallston, after hearing concerns from area residents. No action was taken on Case No. 5975. The board also set virtual meeting dates for 2023.

• Approved minutes of July 26, August 23, and September 19, 2022 (unanimous)
• Entered People's Counsel in Case No. 5976 (Davis Farm Est. 1929, LLC & Davis Bus Co., Inc.) for special exceptions at 1715 Oakmont Road, Fallston (motion by Dudderar, second by LaBarre)
• No action taken on Case No. 5975 (4411 Flintville Rd, LLC & Broad Creek Manor Assisted Living, LLC)
• Agreed to hold 2023 meetings virtually on scheduled dates

Board of Health

The Health Officer Search Committee is meeting to approve prior minutes and then vote to enter a closed session to decide on a recommendation for the Health Officer position. The public may attend the open session and observe the vote to close, but the candidate discussion will be private. The committee will reconvene in open session afterward.

• Approval of October 12, 2022 open session minutes
• Vote to move into closed session to recommend a Health Officer candidate
• Reconvene into open session to discuss procedure for approving final minutes

Edgewood Community Advisory Board

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board is holding its regular monthly meeting, featuring updates from the Harford County Sheriff's Office, Fire/EMS, and a special guest speaker, Len Parrish, Director of Community & Economic Development. The agenda also includes reports from local government offices, the health department, community college, and school board, plus updates from community organizations. This is a routine informational meeting with no specific action items listed.

• Special guest speaker: Len Parrish, Director of Community & Economic Development
• Public safety updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS
• Updates from County Executive, County Council President, and Councilman District A
• Reports from Harford County Health Department, Harford Community College, and Board of Education
• Community updates from 755 Alliance, NAACP, and Edgewood/Joppatowne/Independence Day Celebration

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board met virtually on June 9, 2022, with no minutes to approve. Members received updates on public safety, including a new youth program (Clubhouse) and crime reductions, as well as local government items like the approved FY23 budget and Coppermine project timeline. No formal decisions or votes were taken.

• No decisions or votes recorded; meeting was informational only

Board of Health

The committee will meet in open session to approve previous minutes before moving into a closed session. The closed portion of the meeting is dedicated to conducting interviews for the Health Officer position.

• Candidate interviews for the Health Officer position

The Harford County Health Officer Search Committee met in open session and immediately voted 6-0 to move into closed session. The closed session was held to conduct two candidate interviews for the Health Officer position. The committee did not plan to return to open session after the closed session concluded.

• Approved October 7, 2022 open meeting minutes (6-0)
• Voted to move into closed session (6-0)
• Conducted two candidate interviews in closed session

Jarrettsville / Norrisville CAB

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board is meeting to receive reports from county officials and hear presentations on the hunting season, a local church's graveyard tours, and a local business. The board will also discuss the New Jersey Wind Power Transmission project across PA and MD, a PJM project, and review old business including the Harford 250 Report.

• Presentation by Harford County Department of Natural Resources on hunting season
• New Jersey Wind Power Transmission across PA & MD - PJM Project discussion
• Bethel Presbyterian Church graveyard tours presentation
• Local business Southern Sol presentation
• Harford 250 Report under old business

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board met on October 12, 2022, with no formal votes or decisions recorded. Key updates included $4 million in approved funds for renovating the Preston Farmhouse and barn in Jarrettsville, and discussion of the New Jersey Wind Energy Project's potential impact on Harford County. The board also noted a request to the State Highway Administration for horse-drawn vehicle caution signs on Norrisville Road near Urey Road.

• No formal votes or decisions taken at this meeting

Planning Advisory Board

The Planning Advisory Board will discuss budget items for Fiscal Year 24 across several county departments. The board is also scheduled to address the Tier III Wilson’s Fields project.

• Tier III – Wilson’s Fields
• Fiscal Year 24 Budget: Library Systems
• Fiscal Year 24 Budget: Harford Community College
• Fiscal Year 24 Budget: Sheriff’s Office
• Fiscal Year 24 Budget: Information Technology and Parks and Recreation

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve 11 procurement items totaling about $2.09 million, covering elevator maintenance, software licenses and renewals, HVAC and heating oil services, and audio-visual upgrades at county facilities. All items have met procurement procedures per county code, and the meeting is open (no closed session). The board will also approve minutes from the September 27, 2022 meeting.

• Elevator maintenance services contract for $513,500
• ServiceNow Service Desk software for $53,774.38
• AT&T AlienVault security software for $172,740
• Sum Total HR-Payroll software maintenance and support renewal for $273,835.48
• Headquarters AV upgrade for $132,515.51 and Southern Precinct AV upgrade for $92,844.71

The Harford County Board of Estimates unanimously approved 16 items, including contracts for road resurfacing, roof replacements, software licenses, and a stream restoration project. All motions passed with one member absent. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved lease addendum for Emergency Services Special Operations Team at 104 Industry Lane, Forest Hill ($27,027.84/yr plus CAM, 5-year term)
• Approved lease agreement for state use of Harford County Detention Center space ($12,190/yr plus 2% annual increase, 10-year term)
• Approved Change Order #4 for bus shelters, adding two option years at up to $126,066.58/yr
• Approved $80,000/yr contract for UST/AST monitoring and testing with KCI Technologies
• Approved $221,215.44 change order for HCSO email services (28 additional server licenses)
• Approved $1,792,914 road repair and resurfacing contract for Box Hill Corporate Center Drive and other roads
• Approved $1,383,837 contract for Church Creek stormwater management and stream restoration
• Approved $465,000/yr snow and ice management contract for 72 county locations

Board of Health

The Health Officer Search Committee is meeting to approve minutes from two prior sessions and then vote to enter a closed session to discuss a candidate application for the Health Officer position. The public may attend the open portion and observe the vote to close, but the committee will not reconvene in open session afterward.

• Approval of September 20, 2022 open session minutes
• Approval of September 30, 2022 open session minutes
• Motion to move into closed session to discuss candidate application for Health Officer position

The Harford County Health Officer Search Committee met in open session, approved minutes from two prior meetings, and then voted unanimously to move into closed session. In closed session, the committee discussed applicants and decided to offer one candidate an interview the following week. The open session lasted two minutes before closing.

• Approved the September 20, 2022 open meeting minutes unanimously.
• Approved the September 30, 2022 open meeting minutes unanimously.
• Voted 6-0 to move into closed session to discuss a personnel matter.
• Decided in closed session to offer one candidate an interview opportunity.

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs is meeting to discuss routine business, including approval of minutes, updates on the Veterans Resource Fair, and new legislation (the PACT Act) that expands VA benefits for toxic exposure-related conditions. The agenda is largely procedural, with reports and announcements, and no major decisions are listed.

• Approval of September 1, 2022 meeting minutes
• Veterans Resource Fair on November 12, 2022
• Operation Green Light November 7-13
• PACT Act discussion: expands presumptive disabilities and VA care for over 23 toxic exposure-related conditions
• Havre de Grace Veterans Day Parade, November 11, 10:00 AM

The Commission on Veterans' Affairs approved the minutes from the September 1 meeting and discussed plans for the Veterans Resource Fair on November 12, 2022, at the Bel Air Armory. No formal votes were taken on substantive items; the meeting focused on updates and coordination for upcoming events.

• Approved minutes from September 1, 2022 meeting

Board of Electrical Examiners

The Harford County Electrical Board will meet to approve minutes, discuss old business including revisions to the Failed Examination Notice and continuing education requirements, grade September 28, 2022 exams, and select 2023 examination dates.

• Review possible revisions to Failed Examination Notice regarding exam review time frame per Harford County Bill 21-018
• Review continuing education requirements for State of Maryland license
• Grade September 28, 2022 exams
• Select 2023 examination dates

The Harford County Electrical Board approved the minutes from its June 1, 2022 meeting and selected three examination dates for 2023. The board also discussed a failed examination notice policy and state journeyperson licensing requirements, but no substantive decisions were made beyond the approvals and date selections.

• Approved meeting minutes from June 1, 2022
• Selected 2023 examination dates: January 25, May 24, September 27

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to approve minutes, discuss an award from the Maryland Planning Commissioners Association, and receive updates on ongoing projects including the Kurtz Mansion historic landmark update, an African American Heritage Grant reception, and the county's MIHP inventory survey. No administrative business is listed, and public comments will be heard.

• Approval of September 7, 2022 minutes
• Maryland Planning Commissioners Association Conference award for HPC
• Harford County African American Heritage Grant Reception
• Harford County Historic Landmark Update – The Kurtz Mansion
• Harford County MIHP Inventory Survey Update

The commission learned that the County Council had approved the Kurtz Mansion Landmark designation 7-0, with the County Executive's signature pending. The commission also approved the September 2022 minutes with amendments. No other substantive decisions were made; remaining items were updates or procedural.

• Approved September 2022 minutes with amendments (unanimous)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing a proposal for a new monopole cell tower located near Calvary Road and Goat Hill Road. The project involves Schenning Family Properties, LLC, AT&T Mobility, and KCI Technologies, Inc.

• Plan No. S389-2022: Construction of a 195’ monopole
• Location: North of I-95, east side of Calvary Road (Rte. 136), south side of Goat Hill Road

The Development Advisory Committee (DAC) meeting on October 5, 2022, recorded no substantive decisions. The minutes consist only of a sign-in page for the CivicPlus platform, with no agenda, motions, votes, or discussion items.

Plumbing Board

The Harford County Plumbing Board is meeting to approve its September 22, 2022 minutes and discuss House Bill 1052 on natural gas and liquefied propane piping construction requirements, along with Health Department discussion points. No old business is listed. The next meeting is scheduled for November 1, 2022.

• Discussion of House Bill 1052, Public Safety, Natural Gas and Liquefied Propane Piping Systems Construction Requirements
• Health Department discussion points
• Approval of September 22, 2022 meeting minutes

The Harford County Plumbing Board met on October 4, 2022, and approved the minutes from September 22, 2022. No old business was discussed. The board discussed House Bill 1052, which bans non-arc-resistant corrugated stainless-steel tubing (CSST) effective October 1, 2022, and also discussed trench safety enforcement and future code updates.

• Approved minutes from September 22, 2022 meeting
• Discussed House Bill 1052 on natural gas piping safety requirements
• Discussed OSHA trench safety enforcement for contractors
• Proposed future discussion on water service grounding and grease trap code updates
• Requested vendor list for Harford County BBQ Bash 10 days prior to event

Agriculture Land Preservation Advisory Board

The Harford County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board is meeting to review and rank new county applications for agricultural preservation, discuss proposed council work group changes to the county program, and receive updates on the MALPF program, Deer Creek Rural Legacy, inspections, and enforcement. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public concerns.

• Rank new County Applications
• Review proposed Council work group changes to County program
• MALPF program updates
• Deer Creek Rural Legacy updates
• Inspection and enforcement updates

The Harford County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board awarded discretionary ranking points to nine farm preservation applications and approved two child lot requests. The board also reviewed proposed program changes and received updates on pending MALPF easements and the Rural Legacy Program.

• Awarded discretionary points to Shivers (10), Smith (5), Lewis (5), Mulligan (5), Glackin-Ruffs Mill (10), Martin (5), Lenhert (5), Glackin-Flintville (5), Stahm (5) for ranking
• Approved Heaps family child lot location revision (unanimous)
• Approved Harkins family child lot for Seth Harkins (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 5, 2022 meeting (unanimous)

Joppa / Joppatowne CAB

The Joppa/Joppatowne Community Advisory Board is holding its 68th meeting, featuring guest speakers from Planning & Zoning and the local high school, along with a sheriff's community policing report and updates from county officials. The agenda is mostly informational and procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals listed.

• Guest speaker Jenny Jarkowski, Director of Planning & Zoning
• Guest speaker Niesha Franklin, Community School Specialist at Joppatowne High School
• Sheriff's Office Community Policing Report
• County Council update from Councilman Andre Johnson
• Council President's update from Samantha Harris

Board of Health

The Health Officer Search Committee will hold a brief open session to approve minutes, then vote to close the meeting for a candidate interview for the Health Officer position. The public may attend the open session and observe the vote to go into closed session, but the committee will not reconvene publicly afterward.

• Approval of September 7, 2022 closed session minutes
• Approval of September 19, 2022 open session minutes
• Motion to move into closed session for a candidate interview
• Health Officer position candidate interview

The Harford County Health Officer Search Committee met in open session, approved prior meeting minutes, and voted unanimously to move into closed session to conduct a second interview with a candidate for Health Officer. No public comment was heard, and the committee did not reconvene in open session. No substantive decisions were made in open session.

• Approved September 7 and September 19 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Voted to move into closed session for candidate interview (6-0)

Board of Ethics

This is a procedural-only meeting of the Harford County Board of Ethics. The agenda contains only a call to order, an administrative matter regarding meeting requirements, and adjournment. No decisions, discussions, or substantive items are listed.

• No substantive agenda items listed

Forest Hill Community Advisory Board

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board met on September 27, 2022, and heard a crime report from Lt. Hawk, including 3 burglaries and 11 thefts, with one arrest made. Guest speaker Stephanie Taylor, Election Director for the Harford County Board of Elections, presented an overview of the election process. No formal decisions or votes were taken; the meeting was informational and procedural.

• June minutes tabled until October meeting

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates will vote on 16 procurement items totaling about $6.5 million, including road resurfacing, roof replacements, software purchases, and various service contracts. The meeting will also approve the minutes from the September 13, 2022 meeting. All items have met county procurement procedures.

• Repair and resurfacing of Box Hill Corporate Center Drive, etc. - $1,792,914
• Church Creek SWM and Stream Restoration Project - $1,383,837
• OpenGov Budget Software - $404,666.85
• Varonis Software - $486,710.23
• Edgewood Senior Center Roof Replacement and Masonry Restoration - $173,215

The Harford County Board of Estimates unanimously approved the purchase of 54 Ford Police Interceptors for $2,235,269.52, replacing vehicles averaging 10 years old with over 120,000 miles. The board also approved 15 other contracts and change orders, including ambulance billing, security cameras, ballots, software, and infrastructure projects. All items passed unanimously except three Parks and Recreation contracts that had one abstention each.

• Approved $2,235,269.52 for 54 Ford Police Interceptors from Plaza Ford of Bel Air
• Approved $100,000/year change order for ambulance billing services with Quick Med Claims
• Approved $26,476.56/year for mobile security camera services from Live View Technologies
• Approved $68,675 change order for sample ballots from Uptown Press for 2022 election
• Approved $1,859,072 for Brentwood Park sewage pump station improvements to Conewago Enterprises
• Approved $134,000–$180,000 for tree services from Harford Tree Experts (6-0-1 abstention)
• Approved $26,157.54 for Harford Technical High School track refurbishment (6-0-1 abstention)
• Approved up to $1,000,000/year for engineering services for parks projects (6-0-1 abstention)

Whiteford / Cardiff / Pylesville / Street CAB

The Whiteford-Cardiff-Street-Pylesville Community Advisory Board is meeting to receive reports from county officials and agencies. The agenda includes a capping report for the former Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Corp site and a discussion on New Jersey offshore wind policy.

• Capping report for the former Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Corp site from MD Department of the Environment and Harford County Public Works
• Discussion on 7,500 megawatts of New Jersey offshore wind and its impact on Northern Harford County
• DAC Report regarding Spencer Landfill Community Solar
• Guest presentation by Jeff Emmons of Delmarva Power

Commission for Women

The Harford County Commission for Women is meeting to approve minutes from June 27, 2022, receive reports from the chair and coordinator, and hear updates from various committees. They will also discuss old business, including benchmarking, and consider new names for the Women of Tomorrow Awards event. The meeting is largely procedural with committee reports and planning discussions.

• Approval of minutes from June 27, 2022
• Committee updates: Governance, Membership Development, Leading Women, Community Conversations
• Upcoming events: Words that Hurt (Sept 21), Financial Literacy for Women (Oct 19), Human Trafficking (Nov 16)
• Discussion of new names for Women of Tomorrow Awards
• Next meeting scheduled for October 24, 2022 via WebEx

Building Code - Board of Appeals

The Harford County Board of Appeals is meeting to handle routine administrative business, including electing a chairperson and vice chairperson, reviewing draft rules and regulations, and approving a revised application form. The board will also hear a report from the Building Official and take public comment. No specific cases or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Nomination and election of Board Chairperson & Vice Chairperson
• Review of DRAFT Rules and Regulations of the Board
• Approval of revised Board of Appeals Application Form
• Report from the Building Official

Plumbing Board

The Harford County Plumbing Board is meeting virtually to review and adopt minutes from March 1, 2022, and to discuss House Bill 1052, which concerns construction requirements for natural gas and liquefied propane piping systems. No old business is listed. The next meeting is scheduled for October 4, 2022.

• Discussion of House Bill 1052 on natural gas and liquefied propane piping systems construction requirements
• Approval of business meeting minutes from March 1, 2022

The Harford County Plumbing Board met virtually and approved the minutes from March 1, 2022. The board discussed House Bill 1052, which bans non-arc-resistant corrugated stainless-steel tubing (CSST) and takes effect October 1, 2022, and planned a town hall for local contractors. No other business was conducted.

• Approved the minutes from the March 1, 2022 meeting.
• Discussed House Bill 1052 regarding natural gas and liquefied propane piping safety, effective October 1, 2022.
• Planned an informational town hall for Harford County contractors and vendors on the new law.
• Noted an open position on the Plumbing Board and solicited applicants.
• Announced that 2023 code books (IPC, IFGC, IRC) will be provided for future review of amendments.

Churchville / Creswell / Fountain Green CAB

The Churchville, Creswell, and Fountain Green Community Advisory Board is holding its regular meeting. The agenda is mostly procedural, with reports from elected officials and a sheriff's office update, plus old business items (James Run, Eva mar) and a new business item on social media outreach. No presentations, votes, or major decisions are listed.

• Old business: James Run
• Old business: Eva mar
• New business: update from member on sheriff's office advisory committee
• New business: request to Cindy Mumby for CCFG social media access

Board of Ethics

This meeting is purely procedural, with no substantive decisions or discussions on the agenda. The Board will call the meeting to order, handle an administrative matter regarding meeting requirements, and adjourn.

• No substantive items on agenda

Local Management Board

The Harford County Local Management Board will review and approve the May 26, 2022 minutes, hear presentations from Girls on the Run of Central Maryland, and receive updates on several initiatives. The board will also vote on FY23 additional funding.

• Review and approval of May 26, 2022 minutes
• Guest presentations from Girls on the Run of Central Maryland
• Local Care Team update
• Juvenile Justice Reform Workgroup update
• FY23 Additional Funding (VOTE)

The Harford County Local Management Board approved $47,356 in additional FY23 funding for LCT marketing, anti-hunger programs, trainings, and a youth mental health social media campaign. The board also unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and received updates on the Juvenile Justice Reform Act, Local Care Team cases, and early childhood initiatives.

• Approved $47,356 in additional FY23 funding for LCT marketing, Reducing Childhood Hunger, Project SEEK, trainings, and youth mental health campaign (motion by Mary Hastler, second by Len Parrish; Rob Basler and Anne Marie Porretti recused)
• Approved minutes from May 26, 2022, unanimously (motion by Laura Walker, second by Amber Shrodes)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing a site plan for Forest Hill Business Park Lot 11A. The proposal involves a professional office building on 1.076 acres.

• Plan No. S369-2022: 11,184 sf building for professional offices and services at 19A Newport Drive

The provided document is a CivicPlus sign-in page, not the minutes of the Harford County Development Advisory Committee meeting. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are recorded.

Dublin / Darlington Community Advisory Board

The Dublin/Darlington Community Advisory Board is meeting to discuss local events, school news, and organization updates. They will also hear reports from county officials and a special presentation on phone and internet safety. The meeting is open to the public.

• Darlington Apple Festival on October 1
• Steppingstone Farm Museum Fall Harvest Festival on September 24-25
• Darlington Fire Company events: food trucks, line dancing bingo, concert, holiday bazaar
• Special presentation on phone and internet safety and resources
• Reports from County Executive, County Council, Sheriff's Office, and State Police

Board of Health

The Health Officer Search Committee will hold a brief open session to approve minutes from September 19, 2022, then vote to move into closed session to interview candidates for the Health Officer position. The public may attend the open session and observe the vote, but the committee will not reconvene in open session afterward.

• Approval of September 19, 2022 open and closed session minutes
• Motion to move into closed session for candidate interviews
• Public may attend open session and observe vote to close
• Chair will read a closing statement into the record for public inspection

The Harford County Health Officer Search Committee met in open session, approved prior minutes, and then voted unanimously to move into closed session to interview candidates for the Health Officer position. The committee conducted two candidate interviews and discussed all interviews to date. The meeting did not return to open session.

• Approved the open session minutes from September 7, 2022 meeting.
• Voted 6-0 to move into closed session to interview Health Officer candidates.
• Conducted two candidate interviews in closed session.
• Discussed thoughts on all interviews conducted so far.

Environmental Advisory Board

The Harford County Environmental Advisory Board is meeting to review the May 24th meeting summary, receive updates from county staff, and discuss new business. The main agenda item is a presentation by Dr. Kathy Baker-Brosh of the Otter Point Creek Alliance on research projects at Otter Point Creek Reserve, including submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV).

• Presentation on Otter Point Creek Reserve research projects, including SAV, by Dr. Kathy Baker-Brosh
• Review and approval of May 24, 2022 meeting summary
• County updates
• New business

Board of Health

The Health Officer Search Committee will meet to approve minutes from September 7, 2022, then vote to enter closed session to interview candidates for the Health Officer position. The public may attend the open portion and observe the vote to close, but the committee will not reconvene in open session afterward.

• Approval of September 7, 2022 open and closed session minutes
• Motion to move into closed session for candidate interviews
• Public may attend open session and observe vote to close
• Closing statement will be read into record and available for public inspection

The Harford County Health Officer Search Committee met in open session briefly, then voted unanimously to close the meeting to interview candidates for the Health Officer position. In closed session, the committee interviewed three candidates and decided to offer a fourth candidate an interview. No other substantive decisions were made in open session.

• Approved motion to close meeting for candidate interviews (8-0)
• Interviewed 3 candidates for Health Officer position
• Decided to offer 1 additional candidate an interview opportunity

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to discuss old and new business, including an update from the People's Counsel and a case on layover (No. 5974, involving Philip & Miranda Stratton). They will also review new applications. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Case No. 5974 (Philip & Miranda Stratton) on layover
• People's Counsel update
• Review of applications
• Approval of minutes from July 26 and August 23, 2022 meetings

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board met virtually but lacked a quorum, so no substantive decisions were taken. Minutes from July and August were placed on hold, and the current case docket was reviewed without action.

• Minutes of July 26 and August 23 placed on layover
• No action taken in Case No. 5974 (Philip & Miranda Stratton)

Police Accountability Board

The Police Accountability Board will meet to review prior minutes and hear comments from police agencies regarding community law enforcement. The board will also announce a charging committee and set the next quarterly meeting date.

• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Comments from police agencies on enhancing community law enforcement
• Charging committee announcement

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear reports from the chair and director, and discuss committee needs, the director's evaluation, and a county services app. They will also plan upcoming fundraisers, including a poetry brunch with 37 tickets sold so far, raising $2,260.

• Approval of August 18, 2022 minutes
• Fundraiser: Poetry Hour Brunch with Emily Dickinson on September 25, 37 tickets / $2,260
• Committee needs: CQI requires a new member; Finance needs one new member
• Director's evaluation discussion
• Harford County Services App discussion

The Harford County Department of Social Services Citizen Advisory Board approved the minutes from the August 18, 2022 meeting. The board discussed upcoming conferences, fundraising goals, and a new services app. No substantive decisions were made beyond approving the minutes.

• Approved minutes of August 18, 2022 meeting

Jarrettsville / Norrisville CAB

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes public safety and fire department reports, updates from county officials, and presentations from the Department of Economic Development, a local nonprofit, and a local business. The board will also discuss old and new business, with public comments limited to two minutes.

• Public Safety Report from County Sheriff's Office Northern Precinct
• Fire Department Report from JVFC
• Speaker: Harford County Department of Economic Development
• Local Non Profit: William Watters Church
• Local Business: Green Spring Nursery & Gift Shop

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board met on September 14, 2022, and heard presentations from the Harford County Office of Economic Development and the Northern Precinct Commander. No formal votes or decisions were taken; the meeting was informational and included updates on local businesses, a nonprofit, and community events. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved by the executive board.

• Approved minutes from previous meeting (executive board)

HVAC Mechanical Board

The Harford County Mechanical Board is meeting to approve minutes from August, discuss old business, and address new business including energy code updates, mechanical equipment availability, a limited HVAC electrical exam, and inspections/accessibility. The meeting is mostly routine administrative and informational, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Review of Energy Code Updates
• Update on Mechanical Equipment Availability
• Limited HVAC Electrical Exam discussion
• Inspections and Accessibility discussion

The Harford County HVACR Mechanical Board approved the minutes from the August 10, 2022 meeting. The board discussed using PVC Foam Core versus Schedule 40 for flue piping, and House Bill 1052 (effective October 1, 2022) which prohibits non-arc-resistant corrugated stainless-steel tubing. They also reviewed upcoming 2023 ICC Mechanical Codes, industry equipment supply issues, and refrigerant changes. No votes or formal decisions were taken on these topics.

• Approved August 10, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Discussed PVC Foam Core vs. Schedule 40 for flue piping (no vote)
• Discussed House Bill 1052 on CSST requirements (no vote)
• Discussed 2023 ICC Mechanical Codes review (no vote)
• Discussed mechanical equipment supply and refrigerant changes (no vote)
• Noted limited electrical license test on September 28, 2022 (informational)
• Noted increase in rescheduled inspections due to no attic access (informational)

Planning Advisory Board

The board is meeting to discuss budget items for Fiscal Year 24. The agenda focuses on funding for emergency services, the Board of Education, and volunteer fire companies.

• Fiscal Year 24 Budget: Volunteer Fire Companies
• Fiscal Year 24 Budget: Board of Education
• Fiscal Year 24 Budget: Emergency Services

The Planning Advisory Board heard presentations on Fiscal Year 23 budget requests from volunteer fire companies, the Board of Education, and Emergency Services, but took no votes or formal decisions. The board approved the summary of the June 2022 meeting. All other items were informational only.

• Approved summary of June 2022 PAB meeting

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve a series of procurement items, including contracts for police vehicles, a sewage pump station improvement project, and various services. All items have met procurement procedures, and no closed session is scheduled.

• 2023 Ford Police Interceptors: $2,235,269.52
• Brentwood Park Sewage Pump Station Improvement Project: $1,859,072.00
• Ambulance Billing: $100,000.00 NTE
• Ballots for Harford County Board of Elections: $68,675.00
• Open-End Engineering Services for Parks and Recreation Projects: $1,000,000.00 NTE

The Harford County Board of Estimates approved 22 items, including a $24 million change order for fiber construction to expand broadband to unserved residents, a $1.3 million purchase of 40 police interceptors, and a $934,379 home modification program for seniors. All items passed with either unanimous approval or 6-0 with one abstention.

• Approved $24M change order for HMAN fiber construction (6-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved $1.33M purchase of 40 Ford Police Interceptors (unanimous)
• Approved $934,379 Older Adults Home Modification Program (6-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved $724,195 Havre de Grace Activity Center roof and masonry (unanimous)
• Approved $457,168 first year for ESInet Next Generation 9-1-1 services (unanimous)
• Approved $200,000 FY23 ammunition purchase for Sheriff's Office (unanimous)
• Approved $399,999.84 first year for Axon in-car camera system (unanimous)
• Approved $1.41M purchase of 6 snowplow trucks (unanimous)

Joppa / Joppatowne CAB

The Joppa/Joppatowne Community Advisory Board is holding its 67th meeting. The agenda includes a sheriff's office community policing report, a guest speaker from Harford Community College discussing trade classes, and updates from county officials. The board will also review community issues and take questions from residents.

• Sheriff's Office Community Policing Report
• Guest speaker Dr. Austin Hill, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Harford Community College, discussing trade classes
• Council President's update by Samantha Harris
• County updates by Sylvia Bryant
• County Council update by Councilman Andre Johnson

The meeting was largely procedural, with no substantive decisions made. Attendees heard a sheriff's report noting no change in crime, updates on Harford Community College's public safety training program, and county council updates on noise ordinance and agricultural preservation.

• Minutes approved

Community Input Meetings (CIM)

This is a community input meeting to discuss a proposed 210,000 square foot logistics building at 1300 Business Center Way in Edgewood, MD. The applicant is Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc. The meeting is for public input on the proposed development.

• Proposed 210,000 square foot logistics building
• Location: 1300 Business Center Way, north of Pulaski Highway (US 40)
• Applicant: Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc.
• Meeting at Edgewood Library, 629 Edgewood Road, Edgewood, MD

This was a Community Input Meeting (CIM) for a proposed 120,000-square-foot logistics building at 2400 Business Center Way in Edgewood, Maryland. The meeting was held to gather public input before any site plans are submitted to Harford County. No decisions were made; the meeting was purely informational and procedural.

• No decisions made; meeting was a public input session only

Edgewood Community Advisory Board

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board is holding its regular virtual meeting. The agenda consists of routine updates from public safety agencies, local government offices, and community organizations, plus approval of prior minutes. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS
• Updates from County Executive, Council President, and District A Councilman
• Updates from Health Department, Community College, and Board of Education
• Updates from 755 Alliance, Edgewood Family, NAACP, and Independence Day Celebration

Human Relations Commission

The Harford County Human Relations Commission is meeting virtually to discuss routine business, including approval of minutes, reports from the chair and coordinator, and updates on the upcoming Second Chance Fair. New business includes planning for a Pride Festival, a Choose Civility initiative, and a Black History Month post. The agenda is largely procedural with no major decisions or financial items listed.

• Second Chance Fair on September 20th – attendance, volunteer needs, program
• Hispanic Heritage Month social media post
• Pride Festival planning discussion
• Choose Civility initiative discussion
• Black History Month post discussion

Board of Health

The Harford County Board of Health is meeting to discuss the health officer search process. The board will move into closed session to review applications, letters of recommendation, and interview questions, then reconvene to discuss the interview schedule and process.

• Closed session to review applications, letters of recommendation, and interview questions
• Discussion of interview schedule and number of applicants
• Approval of minutes from August 24, 2022

The Harford County Health Officer Search Committee voted unanimously to offer interviews to the top six candidates for the Health Officer position. The committee also approved the minutes from the August 24 meeting and moved into closed session to discuss applicants, as permitted by state personnel privacy law. In open session, they agreed to a hybrid interview format and discussed scheduling.

• Approved minutes from August 24, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Voted 9-0 to move into closed session to discuss applicants
• Unanimously selected top six candidates for interviews
• Agreed to hybrid interview format (in-person or virtual for local candidates)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to consider two new certificate of approval applications: one for repairing tree damage to the Cherry Hill Road Bridge and another for an archaeological investigation in the Old Joppa Historic District. The commission will also discuss funding recommendations for the African American Heritage Grant. No ongoing business is scheduled, with project updates resuming in October.

• COA-2022-04: Cherry Hill Road Bridge (HA-1251) repair of damage caused by fallen tree
• COA-2022-05: Old Joppa Historic District (HA-1315) archaeological investigation
• Harford County African American Heritage Grant funding recommendations

The Historic Preservation Commission unanimously approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for Cherry Hill Road Bridge repairs after storm damage, and another for archaeological excavations at the Old Joppa Historic District. They also approved African American Heritage Grant funding recommendations, with an amendment removing direct financial benefit to a commissioner and reallocating those funds to the McComas Village Capital project.

• Approved COA-2022-04 for Cherry Hill Road Bridge repairs (unanimous)
• Approved COA-2022-05 for archaeological test excavations at Old Joppa Historic District, with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved African American Heritage Grant funding recommendations, amended to remove direct financial benefit to commissioners and reallocate funds to McComas Village Capital project (unanimous)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing a proposal for a solar field near Abingdon Road. The project involves 58.43 acres located on the west side of Abingdon Road, north of I-95.

• Plan No. S337-2022: 58.43-acre solar field at 3313 Abingdon Rd.

The Development Advisory Committee (DAC) of Harford County, MD, held a meeting on September 7, 2022, but the minutes contain only a sign-in page with no record of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. No substantive actions were taken.

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs is meeting to discuss old business including the Veterans Resource Fair, Veterans Claims Clinic, and Perry Point VA donations, and new business such as the PACT Act and legislative issues. The meeting is open to the public.

• Veterans Resource Fair on November 12, 2022
• Veterans Claims Clinic on September 7, 2022
• PACT Act expands VA benefits for toxic exposure conditions
• Military Veterans Outdoor Showcase on September 17 at North Point Park
• Suicide Prevention Proclamation Signing on September 15 at APG

The Commission on Veterans' Affairs approved minutes from the August 4 meeting and discussed plans for the Veterans Resource Fair on November 12, 2022. They also reviewed new federal legislation (PACT Act and Major Richard Star Act) and agreed to support the Green Light Project, a national program to recognize veterans in November. No formal votes were recorded on substantive items.

• Approved minutes from August 4, 2022 meeting (motion by Scott, second by Jennifer)
• Deferred Perry Point VA donations to November county-wide program
• Agreed to support and coordinate Green Light Project (7-13 November)
• Discussed PACT Act expansion of presumptive disabilities and VA benefits
• Noted Major Richard Star Act would exempt medically retired veterans' benefits from taxation
• Scheduled next meeting for October 6, 2022

Board of Health

The Harford County Board of Health's Health Officer Search Committee is meeting to distribute application binders and discuss the review period for candidates. The agenda includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and is otherwise procedural.

• Distribution of committee binders and applications
• Discussion on review period for health officer candidates
• Approval of July 26, 2022 minutes

The Health Officer Search Committee reviewed the status of 30 applications received for the Health Officer position, with one Medical Doctor applicant deemed unqualified and 20 of 29 Non-Medical applicants qualified. The committee agreed by general consent to a two-week review period and discussed procedures for distributing late-arriving applications via email. No final decisions on candidates were made in open session.

• Approved minutes from July 26, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Agreed to two-week review period for applications (general consent)
• Decided to email new applications to Samantha Harris for distribution during review period

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to discuss case presentations, review applications, and handle old and new business. The agenda includes a case presentation for No. 5973 and a review of two applications, one with a scheduled hearing. The meeting is primarily procedural, with no major policy decisions on the agenda.

• Case presentation No. 5973 (Michael DeProspero) by Liz Bowman and Mr. & Mrs. Watson
• Review of application No. 5973 (Michael DeProspero) – hearing September 21, 2022
• Review of application No. 5974 (Philip & Miranda Stratton) – hearing to be announced
• Approval of minutes from July 26, 2022 meeting
• Next meeting scheduled for Monday, September 19, 2022

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board met without a quorum and placed the July minutes on layover. Residents complained about an illegal campground operating at 748 Mahan Road, Aberdeen, for three years. The board entered Case No. 5973 (Michael DeProspero) for a special exception and variance, and reviewed the People's Counsel case docket. No substantive decisions were made due to the lack of a quorum.

• Minutes of July 26, 2022 placed on layover
• Case No. 5973 (Michael DeProspero) entered for special exception and variance for a campground at 748 Mahan Road, Aberdeen
• Case No. 5974 (Phillip & Miranda Stratton) placed on layover

Audit Advisory Board

The Audit Advisory Board is meeting to approve prior meeting minutes, review the status of the audit plan, and examine completed audit reports. The agenda is procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Status of audit plan
• Review of completed audit reports

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes from April and May, hear reports from the board chair and director, and discuss new business including prospective board members, committee needs, the director's evaluation, strategic planning, and new initiative ideas. Old business includes updates on the Harford County Services App and fundraising events, including a mini golf tournament and a poetry hour brunch. Committee reports will be given on continuous quality improvement, finance, public relations, board development and recruitment, and legislative matters.

• Approval of minutes from April 21, 2022 and May 19, 2022
• Discussion of prospective board members and committee needs
• Director's evaluation and strategic planning
• Updates on Harford County Services App and fundraisers (Mini Golf Tournament June 25, Poetry Hour Brunch September 25)
• Committee reports on CQI, Finance, Public Relations, Board Development & Recruitment, and Legislative

The Harford County Department of Social Services Citizen Advisory Board approved Pamela Smith and Patricia Weaver as new board members, bringing the board to its maximum of 13 members. The board also approved minutes from April and May 2022 meetings, noted a typo in the May minutes, and discussed upcoming events and facility issues. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Pamela Smith and Patricia Weaver as board members (motion accepted)
• Approved minutes of April 21, 2022 and May 19, 2022 as written

Advisory Board on Aging

The Harford County Advisory Board on Aging is holding a routine meeting with no substantive decisions on the agenda. Items include welcoming members, approving the June 15, 2022 minutes, a presentation, announcements, and an administrator's report on an ice cream social event.

• Approval of minutes from June 15, 2022
• Presentation (topic not specified)
• Administrator's report on ice cream social event
• Next meeting scheduled for October 19, 2022

The Advisory Board on Aging met via Zoom and approved the minutes from the June 2022 meeting. Members heard updates on reappointments, a new staff hire, and upcoming events. No substantive policy decisions were made.

• Approved June 2022 meeting minutes

HVAC Mechanical Board

The Harford County Mechanical Board is meeting to approve the minutes from October 13, 2021, and discuss old and new business. New business topics include changes in the mechanical industry, equipment availability, new refrigerants, the electrical exam, and a commercial mechanical online application. The meeting is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Approval of October 13, 2021 meeting minutes
• Discussion of changes in the mechanical industry
• Discussion of mechanical equipment availability
• Discussion of new refrigerant
• Discussion of commercial mechanical online application

The Harford County HVACR Mechanical Board met on August 10, 2022, and approved the minutes from October 13, 2021. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting focused on updates regarding GFCI protection code amendments, the 2021 Maryland Electrician's Act, energy code changes, equipment supply issues, and a new online permit feature. The next electrical test for Limited Residential HVAC licenses was scheduled for September 28, 2022.

• Approved October 13, 2021 meeting minutes

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve a series of procurement contracts totaling over $38 million. Items include a $24 million Harford Metropolitan Area Network expansion, $4 million for water/wastewater construction management, and multiple vehicle and equipment purchases. The board will also approve the July 5, 2022 meeting minutes.

• Harford Metropolitan Area Network: $24,000,000
• Construction Management Services for Water and Wastewater Projects: $4,000,000
• Playground Equipment: $2,205,000
• Ford Police Interceptor: $1,328,800
• Replacement of Bridge 169 Abingdon Road over CSX Railroad: $129,843.12

The Harford County Board of Estimates approved four procurement items, including a lease addendum for a dental clinic and three Sheriff's Office technology contracts. All motions passed unanimously with one member absent. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved lease addendum for 1 N. Main Street dental clinic at $66,807.26/year (unanimous, 1 absent)
• Approved $416,000 Verizon wireless service contract for Sheriff's Office (unanimous, 1 absent)
• Approved $281,784.72 wireless infrastructure rebuild for Sheriff's Office (unanimous, 1 absent)
• Approved $93,331.08 SMARTnet renewal for Sheriff's Office (unanimous, 1 absent)

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs is meeting to discuss routine business, including approving June minutes, reviewing old business items like the Veterans Resource Fair and Claims Clinic, and hearing updates on legislative and legal issues. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions or financial actions listed.

• Approval of June 2, 2022 meeting minutes
• Veterans Resource Fair on November 12, 2022
• Veterans Claims Clinic on September 7, 2022
• VA updates: 2nd booster info, garage closure, crisis line change to 988+1
• Veterans Collaborative October 11: 'Combating Substance Misuse'

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs approved the minutes from the June 2, 2022 meeting and discussed several upcoming events, including a Veterans Resource Fair on November 12, 2022, and a Veterans Claims Clinic on September 7, 2022. No substantive decisions were made beyond the approval of minutes.

• Approved minutes from June 2, 2022 meeting

Towing Appeals Board

The Harford County Towing Appeals Board is meeting to approve minutes from May 3, 2022, and discuss potential changes to towing regulations and maximum allowable towing rates. The board will also hear new business from members and public comments.

• Approval of minutes from May 3, 2022 meeting
• Discussion of suggested changes to towing regulations
• Discussion of maximum allowable towing rates

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss new business, including a pre-COA discussion on repairs to the Cherry Hill Road Bridge (HA-1251) and a buffer review for a property at 1825 Baldwin Mill Road. The agenda also includes updates on ongoing projects such as the African American Heritage Grant, StoryMaps, archeology, and the Harford 250 commemoration. No administrative business is listed.

• Pre-COA discussion: Cherry Hill Road Bridge (HA-1251) repairs
• Buffer review: PPLAN-000316-2022 (1825 Baldwin Mill Road)
• Harford County African American Heritage Grant update
• StoryMaps discussion with Mr. Joel Gallihue, Chief of Long-Range Planning
• Harford County MIHP Inventory Survey update

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission approved the July 2022 minutes and recommended a landscaping buffer for a proposed residential building at 1825 Baldwin Mill Road to protect the Old Brick Baptist Church (HA-66). The commission also discussed repairs to the Cherry Hill Road Bridge (HA-1251), requiring a Certificate of Appropriateness for in-kind repairs with alternative materials, and noted that 11 applications totaling $1.9 million were submitted for the African American Heritage Grant program. No formal decisions were made on the bridge or grant applications.

• Approved July 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended 60-ft buffer west and east of proposed driveway at 1825 Baldwin Mill Road (unanimous)

Citizens Care & Rehabilitation Board

The Citizens Nursing Home Board of Harford County is holding its regular monthly meeting. The board will hear reports from the administrator and directors of dietary services, nursing, and business operations, and will select the guest manager for next month's meeting.

• Approval of minutes from June 23, 2022 board meeting
• Dialogue with Darrick DeBoard, Director of Dietary Services
• Business Operations and Financial Reports by Cindy Quimby
• Nursing Report by Cassie Evering
• Selection of next month's guest manager

The Citizens Nursing Home Board of Harford County held its monthly meeting, approving the June 2022 minutes. Reports covered ongoing COVID-19 outbreak status, staffing challenges, and a new $5,000 recruitment bonus funded by a grant. No formal votes were taken on substantive policy or financial matters; the financial report was deferred due to year-end closing.

• Approved June 2022 meeting minutes (motion by Kim Zavrotny, seconded by Patty Badeker)
• Discussed offering $5,000 recruitment bonus for RNs, LPNs, and GNAs, with matching referral bonus (no formal vote)
• Deferred financial report for June due to year-end closing process
• Recommended waiting until after Harford County elections to submit new board member names

Board of Health

The Harford County Board of Health is meeting to approve minutes from July 6, 2022, and to approve job listings as part of the Health Officer Search Committee's work. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no substantive policy items listed.

• Approval of minutes from July 6, 2022
• Approval of job listings for health officer search

The Health Officer Search Committee approved posting the Health Officer job listing as 'open until filled' and approved the minutes from the July 6, 2022 meeting. The job will be posted on Harford County Government's webpage and the Maryland Department of Health's website, with applications distributed to the committee for review. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes from July 6, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved job posting as 'open until filled' (motion by Johnson, second by Wagner)

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to handle routine business: approving prior minutes, receiving updates on cases, and reviewing two new applications. The board will discuss applications No. 5971 (Agnes & Anthony Woodfork) and No. 5972 (Lisa Russell), both scheduled for hearings on August 31, 2022. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Review of Application No. 5971 (Agnes & Anthony Woodfork) – hearing August 31, 2022
• Review of Application No. 5972 (Lisa Russell) – hearing August 31, 2022
• Approval of minutes from June 27, 2022 meeting
• People's Counsel update and cases on layover

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing three development plans. These include a proposed self-storage facility and two land reconfiguration or subdivision projects.

• Plan S274-2022: 145,812 sf. self-storage facility at 1301 Governor Court
• Plan P275-2022: Reconfiguration of lots at 1301 Governor Court (PACA Industrial Park)
• Plan P271-2022: Subdivision of Lot 13 into Lots 22 and 23 at Panorama Farms (Scotlon Court)

The minutes for the Harford County Development Advisory Committee meeting on 2022-07-20 contain only a sign-in page for the CivicPlus portal, with no recorded agenda, discussion, or actions. No decisions were made or recorded.

Police Accountability Board

The Board will review submissions for the Charging Commission during a closed session. Members will also present names and set a date for an initial meeting with Harford County law enforcement officers.

• Approval of minutes from Inaugural Meeting
• Review of Charging Commission submissions in closed session
• Scheduling of first meeting with Harford LEOs

The Harford County Police Accountability Board approved the June 30 meeting minutes, scheduled its first quarterly meeting for September 19, 2022, and exchanged contact information. Members discussed state training requirements, noting that training is optional for the board but required for the Charging Commission, and that it is still being developed. The board held a closed session to review and select Charging Commission nominees (2 appointees and 1 backup), then reopened the session. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved June 30, 2022 meeting minutes
• Scheduled first quarterly meeting for September 19, 2022 at 5:30 pm at McFaul Center
• Held closed session to review and select Charging Commission nominees (2 appointees and 1 backup)

Board of Health

The Harford County Board of Health's Health Officer Search Committee is meeting to discuss the application and selection process for a new health officer. The agenda includes introductions and new business, but no specific candidates or decisions are listed.

• Discussion of application/selection process for health officer

The Harford County Board of Health's Health Officer Search Committee met and agreed to post both medical doctor and non-medical doctor job listings for the next Health Officer search. The committee decided that Harford County residency would be beneficial but not required for applicants. No formal appointments or contracts were made; the meeting was procedural and preparatory.

• Agreed to post both medical doctor and non-medical doctor job listings for Health Officer search
• Determined Harford County residency is beneficial but not required for applicants
• Set deadline for job listing edits to July 8, 2022 at 4:00 PM
• Scheduled next committee meeting in approximately two weeks

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to consider a landmark designation nomination for the Kurtz Mansion, wrap up the county's Design Guidelines Phase II, and receive updates on several ongoing heritage projects. The agenda also includes administrative items such as CLG grant funding and a discussion on ethics for historic preservation commissions. Public comments will be heard.

• Kurtz Mansion Landmark Designation Nomination
• Harford County Design Guidelines Phase II Wrap-Up
• Harford County African American Heritage Grant update
• CLG Grant Funding
• Ethics for Historic Preservation Commissions discussion

The Historic Preservation Commission unanimously recommended the Kurtz Mansion for landmark designation to the County Council. The commission also approved the June 2022 minutes with amendments and received updates on the Design Guidelines, African American Heritage Grant, and archaeological guidelines.

• Approved June 2022 minutes with amendments (unanimous)
• Recommended Kurtz Mansion for landmark designation to County Council (unanimous)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing a site plan for a warehouse project. The proposal involves a 2.11-acre site located on the north side of Conowingo Road.

• Plan No. S258 -2022: 8,038 s.f. warehouse on 2.11 acres (Two Black Dogs, LLC)

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates will consider four procurement items totaling $857,923.26, all having met county procurement procedures. The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and no closed session is planned.

• $66,807.26 for ELS at 1 N. Main Street, Bel Air, MD
• $416,000.00 NTE for HCSO Verizon Wireless Cellular
• $281,784.72 for HCSO Wireless Infrastructure Rebuild
• $93,331.08 for SMARTnet Renewal

The Harford County Board of Estimates unanimously approved all agenda items, including a $7.5 million solid waste management contract, a $1.98 million increase for bulk chemicals, and multiple road resurfacing awards. One item was removed from the agenda, and a closed session was held to review prior minutes.

• Approved $49,400/year Truancy Court Coordinator contract to Kelli N. Nelson (unanimous)
• Approved $1,982,000/year change order for bulk chemicals, increasing contract to $3,282,000/year (unanimous)
• Approved $51,000 change order for snow equipment parts, increasing contract to $100,000 (unanimous)
• Approved $51,000 change order for hot mix asphalt, increasing contract to $700,000 (unanimous)
• Approved $1,544,400 road repair/resurfacing contract to Frank J. Goettner Construction (unanimous)
• Approved $1,010,020 road repair/resurfacing contract to Frank J. Goettner Construction (unanimous)
• Approved $7,526,612 solid waste management contract to Maryland Environmental Service (unanimous)
• Approved $1,492,000/year food services contract for Detention Center to Summit Food Services (unanimous)

Agriculture Land Preservation Advisory Board

The Board approved a 10-foot-wide access easement across the Lands of Pennington for the Kellys and an agricultural subdivision of ±7 acres of the Walter Farm, LLC property to be consolidated with the Rice property. Both approvals were unanimous. The Board also awarded discretionary points to eight MALPF applications for FY2023 ranking.

• Approved 10-foot access easement across Lands of Pennington for Kellys
• Approved ±7-acre agricultural subdivision of Walter Farm, LLC property for Rice consolidation
• Awarded MALPF discretionary points: Bandy 5, Bertrand 0, Bonham 10, Caswell 0+10 hardship, Cattail 10+10 hardship, McKnight 5, Schucker 5, Thompson 5

Police Accountability Board

The board is discussing member availability, potential meeting locations, and a tentative schedule for quarterly meetings with enforcement agencies.

• Determine member availability for future meetings
• Discuss options for meeting locations
• Set tentative schedule for quarterly meetings with enforcement agencies

The Harford County Law Enforcement Accountability Board met on June 30, 2022, and outlined the complaint referral process, which requires complaints received by the county to be sent to the board within 3 days (clarification needed on business days) before being forwarded to the responding police department. The board also agreed to select 1-2 applicants for the Charging Commission from a pool of 55 applications, with each member choosing 10 names to present at the next meeting. No formal votes were recorded; the meeting was primarily procedural and planning-focused.

• Agreed to select 1-2 Charging Commission applicants from 55 applications (no vote recorded)
• Each board member to choose 10 names for Charging Commission, present at July 12 meeting
• Set complaint referral process: county complaints to board within 3 days, then to police department
• Scheduled next meeting for July 12, 2022 at 5:30pm at McFaul Center
• Agreed to host quarterly open community meetings
• Board to coordinate with Maryland Police Training Commission for required trainings

Forest Hill Community Advisory Board

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board is holding its regular monthly meeting, featuring a public safety report from the Northern Precinct commander and a guest presentation on summer gardening. The board will also approve minutes, hear reports from agencies and officials, and take comments from residents. This is a routine community forum, not a decision-making body.

• Public Safety Report by Captain Robert Royster, Northern Precinct Division Commander
• Guest Speaker Joyce Browning, Master Gardener, on Summer Gardening
• Approval of last meeting's minutes
• Comments and concerns from citizens
• Meeting held at Advent Lutheran Church, 2230 Rock Spring Rd, Forest Hill, MD

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board met on June 28, 2022, and heard reports from the Sheriff's Office and a Master Gardener. No formal decisions or votes were made; the meeting was informational only.

• Accepted May minutes (unanimous)
• No other formal actions taken

Commission for Women

The Harford County Commission for Women is meeting to approve minutes from May 23, 2022, receive reports from the chair and coordinator, and hear updates from various committees. They will discuss upcoming events including a financial literacy Zoom, a Words that Hurt session, and a possible human trafficking program. The commission will also consider renaming the Women of Tomorrow Awards, with a list of options provided for selection.

• Approval of minutes from May 23, 2022
• Discussion on renaming Women of Tomorrow Awards
• Financial Literacy for Women (Zoom) event
• Words that Hurt event on September 21, 2022
• Human Trafficking event (date to be determined)

The Harford County Commission for Women unanimously approved the minutes from the May 23, 2022 meeting. The commission discussed renaming the young women's awards, with members to vote on top three names for legal review. They also reviewed the Benchmarking Study and scheduled community conversations on financial literacy, words that hurt, and human trafficking.

• Approved May 23, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Commissioners to vote on top three names for young women's awards, sent to Law Department for review
• Commissioners to submit top three priorities from Benchmarking Study to Commissioner Miranda and Ms. Bryant
• Bylaws updates to be edited and distributed for review, including adding virtual meetings
• Community conversation on Financial Literacy for Women rescheduled to October 19, 2022
• Scheduled community conversations: Words that Hurt (Sept 21), Human Trafficking (Nov 16)

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to handle routine business: approving minutes, receiving updates on cases, and reviewing applications. The main item is a review of application No. 5970 (MCI Communications & McKinstry Essention), which has a hearing scheduled for August 10, 2022. No decisions are expected at this meeting; it is primarily procedural.

• Review of application No. 5970 (MCI Communications & McKinstry Essention) with hearing set for 8/10/22
• Approval of minutes from May 26, 2022 meeting
• People's Counsel update and cases on layover under old business

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board held a virtual meeting with a quorum present. They unanimously approved the minutes from May 26, 2022. No case presentations were made, and no action was taken on Case No. 5970. Two future meetings were rescheduled: September 27 to September 19, and October 25 to October 17.

• Approved May 26, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• No action taken on Case No. 5970 (MCI Communications and McKinstry Essention, LLC)
• Rescheduled September 27 meeting to September 19
• Rescheduled October 25 meeting to October 17

Churchville / Creswell / Fountain Green CAB

The Churchville, Creswell, and Fountain Green Community Advisory Board is meeting to receive reports from elected officials and the sheriff's office, hear a presentation from the Maryland State Highway Administration on Churchville, and discuss old business including James Run. New business includes an update from a member on the sheriff's office advisory committee and social media outreach.

• Presentation from Md State Highway on Churchville
• Update on James Run
• Sheriff's office update
• Update from member representative on sheriff's office advisory committee
• CCFG social media and outreach discussion

Citizens Care & Rehabilitation Board

The Citizens Nursing Home Board of Harford County will hold its regular meeting, including approval of minutes, a budget presentation for fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, and reports from business operations, nursing, and the administrator. The board will also discuss old and new business.

• FY 6/30/2023 Budget Presentation by Cindy Quimby
• Business Operations Report and Financial Reports
• Nursing Report by Cassie Evering
• Administrator's Report and Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements
• Approval of Minutes from March 2022 Board Meeting

The board approved the FY 2023 budget, which includes a 5% increase in room rates and a 6% increase in beautician services fees, the first such increases since August 2019. The board also approved the March 2022 minutes and reviewed reports on staffing, census, finances, and COVID-19. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved FY 2023 budget with 5% room rate and 6% beautician fee increases
• Approved March 2022 meeting minutes

Adequate Public Facilities Advisory Board

The Adequate Public Facilities Advisory Board will discuss school enrollment projections and residential permit data. The meeting includes a fiscal update on dedicated revenues and debt.

• Enrollment projections and redistricting
• Homestead/Wakefield Replacement School Project
• Residential permit data from Department of Planning & Zoning
• Fiscal update on dedicated revenues and debt

The Adequate Public Facilities Advisory Board met on June 22, 2022, and accepted reports on enrollment projections, the Homestead/Wakefield replacement school project, residential permit data, and fiscal updates. The board made no recommendations for County Council consideration. The meeting was informational, with no formal votes or decisions taken.

• Accepted enrollment, school project, permit, and fiscal reports
• No recommendations made to County Council

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve a series of contracts and agreements, including a large emergency response contract and road repairs. The agenda includes items for solid waste management, detention center food services, and other county services. All items have met procurement procedures, and the meeting will include a closed session.

• Emergency Response, Debris Management, and Marine Clean-Up Services: $61,068,910.70
• Intergovernmental Agreement for Solid Waste Management: $7,526,611.00
• Bulk Chemicals: $1,982,000.00
• Repair and Resurfacing of Big Timber Court: $1,544,400.00
• Repair and Resurfacing of Peachtree Road: $1,010,020.00

The Harford County Board of Estimates approved all 12 procurement items on the agenda, including contracts for road resurfacing, park renovations, and IT services. All motions passed unanimously with one member absent. The largest award was $3.46 million for road repairs and resurfacing.

• Approved $844,096.65 Microsoft email license renewal for Sheriff's Office (unanimous)
• Approved $55,000/year contract for Dr. Douglas G. Sward as Medical Director (unanimous)
• Approved $82,811.20 for KeyDefender security keys for emergency vehicles (unanimous)
• Approved $682,110.00 for Mariner Point Park DMP site rehabilitation (unanimous)
• Approved $443,274.00 for Heavenly Waters Dog Park renovations (unanimous)
• Approved $311,255.00 for handicap ramp and curb repairs (unanimous)
• Approved $3,460,525.00 for road repair and resurfacing on multiple roads (unanimous)
• Approved $613,510.37 for Dell Data Center maintenance (unanimous)

Advisory Board on Aging

The Harford County Advisory Board on Aging is meeting to approve minutes, hear a presentation on the Klein Family Harford Crisis Center, and discuss old and new business. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the main substantive item being the presentation by Jennifer Redding.

• Presentation by Jennifer Redding on the Klein Family Harford Crisis Center
• Approval of April 20, 2022 minutes
• Administrator's report by K. Winkowski

The Harford County Advisory Board on Aging met virtually on June 15, 2022, and approved the minutes from the April 2022 meeting. The board heard a presentation from Jennifer Redding about the Klein Family Harford Crisis Center's mental health and addiction services, including a planned expansion to Aberdeen by 2023. Staff updates covered national recognition for a Medicare educational folder, new staff hires, and progress on federal grant applications.

• Approved April 2022 meeting minutes (quorum met)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing a plan for the Creekside project. The proposal includes 124 townhouse units designated as 'Housing for the Elderly' on 58.607 acres.

• Plan No. P226-2022: 124 townhouse units (Housing for the Elderly)
• Location: North side of Moores Road, east side of Southampton Road
• Acreage: 58.607 acres
• Zoning: R2

Dublin / Darlington Community Advisory Board

The Dublin/Darlington Community Advisory Board is meeting to discuss local events, including the Juneteenth Festival and Independence Day celebration, along with updates from schools, organizations, and county agencies. The agenda includes reports from county officials and public safety agencies, and time for public comment.

• Hosanna School Museum Upper Bay Juneteenth Festival on June 18
• Darlington Independence Day on June 25 with parade, entertainment, and fireworks
• Darlington Fire Company food truck and line dancing events
• Updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Maryland State Police

Edgewood Community Advisory Board

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board is holding a virtual meeting with routine items including call to order, minutes approval, and public safety updates. The main discussion is a presentation by Harford County Public Schools on enhancements to career and technology education programs. The agenda is largely procedural with updates from local government and community organizations.

• Harford County Public Schools presentation on magnet and career technology education programs
• Public safety updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS
• Updates from County Executive's Office, County Council, Health Department, Harford Community College, and Aberdeen Proving Grounds
• Edgewood/Joppatowne/Independence Day Celebration update
• Community updates from 755 Alliance, Edgewood Family, and NAACP

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board met virtually on June 9, 2022, and received updates from public safety, local government, and community organizations. No formal decisions, approvals, or votes were recorded during the meeting; it was informational only. The next meeting was scheduled for September 8, 2022.

• No formal decisions or votes recorded at the June 9, 2022 meeting

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes from April and May 2022, and to discuss old and new business, including committee reports and upcoming fundraising activities. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or financial contracts listed.

• Approval of minutes from April 21, 2022 and May 19, 2022
• Mini Golf Tournament scheduled for June 25
• Brunch with Colleen Webster (Emily Dickenson) - date TBD
• Harford County Services App fundraiser planning and updates
• Facebook Maximization discussion

Planning Advisory Board

The Planning Advisory Board will meet to review the 2022 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update. The board will also consider the approval of the April 2022 meeting minutes.

• 2022 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update

The Planning Advisory Board approved the summary of the April 2022 meeting. Staff presented an update on the 2022 Hazard Mitigation Plan, a mandatory FEMA-required plan updated every five years, covering hazards, critical facilities, and floodplain management. The plan will be posted online for the first time. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved summary of April 2022 PAB meeting
• Heard presentation on 2022 Hazard Mitigation Plan update

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve 12 procurement items totaling over $6.7 million, covering services, equipment, and construction projects. All items have met county procurement procedures, and no closed session is scheduled. The board will also approve minutes from the May 17, 2022 meeting.

• Repair and resurfacing of Schuster Road and related work: $3,460,525.00
• Email service for Harford County Sheriff's Office: $844,096.65
• Mariner Point Park DMP site rehabilitation: $682,110.00
• Heavenly Waters Ma and Pa Dog Park renovations: $443,274.00
• Wireless phone service (not to exceed): $416,000.00

The Harford County Board of Estimates unanimously approved all nine agenda items, including change orders, new contracts, and a piggyback purchase. Notable approvals include a $132,000 change order for biosolids processing at the Sod Run Wastewater Treatment Plant and a $396,575 annual contract for storm drain gunite repairs. All motions were approved unanimously.

• Approved Change Order #1 for Sod Run WWTP screw press polymer, $132,000 (FY22) and $65,000 (FY23), total not to exceed $585,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #4 for Stafford Road Bridge rehabilitation, $46,605.85, total not to exceed $424,756.48 (unanimous)
• Approved Storm Drain Gunite Repair Program contract to Proshot Concrete, $396,575/year (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #4 for Microsoft Select Plus Office 365, $117,148.40, total $532,045.24 (unanimous)
• Approved independent contractor Dennis Deiaco for VOIP support, $105,570 (unanimous)
• Approved Addendum #2 for Timothy D. Reca (HarfordTV), $3,000/year, total $33,000/year (unanimous)
• Approved Desktop Refresh for HCSO piggyback purchase, $153,900 to HCGi Hartford (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #6 for Pedestrian Trails at The Grove, $54,950, total $635,749.37 (unanimous)

Joppa / Joppatowne CAB

The Joppa/Joppatowne Community Advisory Board is holding its 66th meeting with routine items like minutes approval and introductions, plus reports from the Sheriff's Office on community policing, guest speakers from the Ashley Treatment Center and Parks & Rec, and updates from county officials. The meeting is open to community questions and issues.

• Sheriff's Office community policing report
• Guest speaker Laura Dahl from Ashley Treatment Center
• Guest speaker Paul Magness from Parks & Rec
• Council President update by Samantha Harris
• County updates by Sylvia Bryant and Councilman Andre Johnson

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Commission will review reports from recent Memorial Day and APG retiree events. The meeting includes updates on legislative, legal, and outreach programs for veterans.

• Report on May 21 APG Retiree Event
• Report on May 30 Memorial Day at Bel Air Shamrock City Park
• Information regarding the November 12 Veterans Resource Fair
• Updates on VA Maryland State and Federal legislative issues
• Discussion of assistance requests received during the past month

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs approved the May 5, 2022 meeting minutes and heard a presentation from Gilcrest Hospice on services beyond hospice care, including the Bob Hooper House and the We Honor Veterans Program. No formal votes on policy or funding were taken; the meeting was primarily informational and procedural.

• Approved May 5, 2022 meeting minutes (motion by Hayden Anthony, seconded by Bill Montgomery)
• Heard Gilcrest Hospice presentation on services and programs
• Discussed Veterans Court feasibility with Councilman Johnson, no action taken
• Set next meeting for August 4, 2022 at 6:30 PM

Board of Electrical Examiners

The Harford County Electrical Board is meeting to approve prior minutes, discuss old business, grade the May 25, 2022 exams, and consider revising the Failed Examination Notice to include a time frame for applicants to review results. The meeting is largely procedural and administrative.

• Grade May 25, 2022 exams
• Discuss revising Failed Examination Notice to include review time frame
• Approve minutes from October 6, 2021 meeting

The Harford County Electrical Board met on June 1, 2022, and approved the minutes from its October 6, 2021 meeting. The board graded examinations from the May 25, 2022 exam date and discussed several items, including revising the failed examination notice, continuing education requirements, and creating an additional restricted exam. No final decisions were made on the discussed items. The next meeting was incorrectly listed as November 3, 2021, and the meeting adjourned at 10:35 a.m.

• Approved meeting minutes from October 6, 2021
• Graded examinations from May 25, 2022 exam date
• Discussed revising failed examination notice (no action)
• Discussed continuing education requirements (no action)
• Discussed creating additional restricted exam (no action)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission will vote on adopting updated Historic Preservation Design Guidelines, the main action item. The meeting also includes updates on outreach, grants, archeology, and administrative forms.

• Final draft review and vote on updated Historic Preservation Design Guidelines
• Harford County African American Heritage Grant update
• Archeology update
• Harford County MIHP Inventory Survey update
• Updates to COA, tax credit, and nomination forms

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission unanimously adopted the updated Historic Preservation Design Guidelines. The commission also discussed the African American Heritage Grant, which received full $1 million funding in the county budget, and reviewed progress on archaeological guidelines and a StoryMap project.

• Adopted updated Historic Preservation Design Guidelines (unanimous)
• Approved May 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Churchville / Creswell / Fountain Green CAB

The Churchville, Creswell, and Fountain Green Community Advisory Board is holding its regular meeting. The agenda includes reports from elected officials and the Sheriff's office, a possible presentation from Maryland State Highway on Churchville, and updates on old business items (Eva Mar, James Run) and new business (Sheriff's advisory committee, social media outreach). Public comments are also scheduled.

• Reports from County Council President, District Representative, County Executive Representative, and Sheriff's office
• Possible presentation from Md State Highway on Churchville
• Old business: Eva Mar and James Run updates
• New business: Sheriff's office advisory committee update
• CCFG social media and outreach discussion

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to review five new applications (cases 5965-5969) and receive updates on seven pending cases, including approvals, denials, and appeals. The board will also approve minutes from its April 26 meeting. This is a routine advisory meeting with no final decisions expected.

• Case 5965 (Kenneth & Pamela Purce) hearing June 22, 2022
• Case 5966 (H. Edward Andrews & Irene Padilla) hearing June 29, 2022
• Case 5967 (Kadaba Rahman & Cristina Flores) hearing June 22, 2022
• Case 5960 (John Allen) denied by Hearing Examiner, appealed to County Council
• Case 5953 (Schenning Family Properties) approved with conditions

The board unanimously approved the April 26, 2022 minutes. They recommended that People's Counsel enter Case No. 5965 (Kenneth & Pamela Purce), but took no action on four other cases (5966-5969). The meeting was procedural with no case presentations or old business.

• Approved April 26, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended People's Counsel enter Case No. 5965 (Kenneth & Pamela Purce)
• No action on Case Nos. 5966, 5967, 5968, 5969

Local Management Board

The Harford County Local Management Board will review March minutes, hear a guest presentation from the Discovery Center @ Water's Edge, and discuss updates on the Juvenile Justice Reform Act, Local Care Team, and Early Childhood Advisory Council. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Guest presentation by Charlie Nietubicz and Joan Michel on Discovery Center @ Water's Edge
• Discussion of Juvenile Justice Reform Act
• Local Care Team update
• Early Childhood Advisory Council (ECAC) update

The Harford County Local Management Board unanimously approved the March 24, 2022 minutes. The board discussed Senate Bill 691 on juvenile justice reform, which takes effect June 1, 2022, and formed a workgroup to address its implications. Updates were provided on the Local Care Team, Pre-K expansion, and other community programs.

• Approved March 24, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Formed workgroup to address juvenile justice reform implications
• Discussed Senate Bill 691 (no formal action)
• Heard update on Local Care Team (18 cases heard)
• Noted Pre-K Expansion award for three elementary schools

Forest Hill Community Advisory Board

The board will review the previous meeting's minutes and receive a public safety report from Captain Robert Royster. The meeting also includes a presentation by Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company Chief Scott Panowitz.

• Public Safety Report by Northern Precinct Division Commander
• Guest Speaker Presentation by Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company
• Discussion regarding the Forest Hill Citizen Award

Environmental Advisory Board

The board will review the meeting summary from April 19, 2022. The agenda includes a presentation by Kathy Baker-Brosh regarding research projects at Otter Point Creek Reserve, including microplastics.

• Review/Approval of April 19th 2022 Meeting Summary
• Otter Point Creek Reserve Research Projects presentation

The Harford County Environmental Advisory Board heard a presentation on microplastics in Otter Point Creek, where all 40 samples contained microplastics, and approved the April 19, 2022 meeting summary unanimously. No formal decisions were made beyond the minutes approval; other items were informational updates.

• Approved April 19, 2022 meeting summary (unanimous)

Audit Advisory Board

The Harford County Audit Advisory Board is meeting to approve prior meeting minutes, review the status of the audit plan, and discuss completed audit reports. The agenda contains only routine procedural items with no specific decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Status of audit plan
• Review of completed audit reports

The Audit Advisory Board approved the March 22, 2022 meeting minutes via email. The board reviewed audit results for capital projects and hotel occupancy taxes, both with no findings. The proposed FY2023 audit plan, including 14 audits, was presented and discussed. No formal votes were taken on the plan.

• Approved March 22, 2022 meeting minutes via email
• Reviewed Capital Projects for Affiliated Agencies audit with no findings
• Reviewed Hotel Occupancy Tax audits (4 hotels) with no findings
• Presented proposed FY2023 audit plan (14 audits, 5 annual)

Commission for Women

The Harford County Commission for Women is meeting to approve minutes from previous sessions, receive reports from the chair and coordinator, and hear updates from various committees. The agenda includes discussions on a rescheduled financial literacy event, a future 'Words that Hurt' program, and a human trafficking topic. This is a routine business meeting with no major decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of minutes from March 28 and April 25 (no quorum)
• Rescheduled Financial Literacy for Women event (April 26, 2022, 6:30pm, Zoom)
• Words that Hurt event scheduled for September 21, 2022, 6:30pm
• Human Trafficking topic to be determined
• Next meeting set for June 27, 2022, 6:45pm via WebEx

The Harford County Commission for Women unanimously approved the minutes from its March 28 meeting, with no April meeting due to lack of quorum. The commission discussed upcoming events, including a tire drop-off day and a volunteerism day, and planned to partner with the League of Women Voters for voter outreach ahead of the rescheduled July 19 primary. No formal policy decisions were made.

• Approved March 28 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Planned to partner with Harford County League of Women Voters for voter outreach
• Scheduled June 27, 2022, meeting via WebEx

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Advisory Board will review reports from the Director and Board Chair. Discussion includes strategic planning, a new services app, and updates regarding the Harford Family Assistance Fund.

• Fundraiser Planning: Mini Golf Tournament on June 25
• Substance Exposed Newborns project budget need of $3,000 per year
• Adult Services Flex Fund budget need of $3,000.00 per year

The Harford County Department of Social Services Citizen Advisory Board met virtually on May 19, 2022, but lacked a quorum, so no voting occurred and the approval of minutes was tabled. The board discussed upcoming events, including a June 25 mini golf tournament and a fall living history performance, and heard reports from staff on COVID cases, a gas voucher partnership, and a summer SNAP program.

• No votes taken due to lack of quorum
• Approval of minutes tabled
• Board supported staff plan for June 3 all-staff meeting options (attend in person, take leave, or stay in office with lunch delivered)
• Decided to hold Emily Dickinson living history performance in the fall
• Agreed to resume sending birthday cards to foster children when in-person meetings resume

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The committee is reviewing several land development plans including residential lot subdivisions and a commercial shooting range. These items include proposals for single-family homes in The Highfields, Creswell Road, and Aumar Village, as well as a facility on Belcamp Road.

• The Highfields - Section II: 13 residential single family lots on 45.73 acres
• Caliber 7 Ventures Belcamp Range: 7,886 Sf. indoor shooting range and 9,780 Sf. retail/office space
• 2215 Creswell Road Lot Subdivision: 4 residential single family lots on 52.11 acres
• Aumar Village Residential: 2 additional residential lots on 35.73 acres

Dublin / Darlington Community Advisory Board

The board will host a presentation regarding affordable transportation for seniors. The meeting includes updates from local organizations and reports from county and state agencies.

• Presentation: Affordable Transportation for Seniors by Kathy Foley
• Darlington Fire Company food truck and bingo events
• Reports from Harford County Executive, County Council, and Law Enforcement

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve nine procurement items totaling over $1.2 million, covering wastewater treatment, bridge design, storm drain repairs, software licenses, independent contractor agreements, sheriff's office desktop refresh, pedestrian improvements, and HVAC maintenance. All items have met procurement procedures, and the meeting includes a closed session.

• Sod Run Wastewater Treatment Plant screw press polymer: $132,000
• Rehabilitation of Stafford Road Bridge H-024 over Deer Creek design: $46,605.85
• Storm Drain Gunite Repair Program: $396,575
• Microsoft Select Plus Office 365: $117,148.40
• Desktop Refresh for HCSO: $153,900

The Harford County Board of Estimates approved eight procurement items, including a $2.885 million contract for the rehabilitation of Bridge H-0024 on Stafford Road over Deer Creek. All motions passed unanimously, with one member absent on most items and one abstention on the first lease item. The meeting was conducted via conference call under the Open Meetings Act.

• Approved Fourth Addendum to lease for State's Attorney office at 109/115 N. Main St., Bel Air, $122,128.44/yr escalating to $129,603.72 (unanimous, 1 abstention)
• Approved Second Addendum to lease for Sheriff's office at 2209 Commerce Rd., Forest Hill, $101,876.04/yr for years 6-7 with 3% increases (unanimous)
• Approved First Addendum to lease for Sheriff's office at 132A Industry Lane, Unit 2A, Forest Hill, $10,800/yr with 3% increases (unanimous)
• Approved $796,396 HVAC installation for inmate housing at Detention Center to Chilmar Corp. (unanimous)
• Approved up to $80,000/yr for printing/mailing tax bills to One 2 One Communications (unanimous)
• Approved $374,942/yr tank maintenance contract to Southern Corrosion, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $2,885,000 rehabilitation of Bridge H-0024 Stafford Road over Deer Creek to The Six M Company (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #1 for mainframe support, increasing contract to $78,250/yr to PSR, Inc. (unanimous)

Edgewood Community Advisory Board

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board is holding its regular virtual meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, consisting of roll call, approval of minutes, and a series of scheduled updates from public safety officials, local legislators, county government representatives, and community organizations. No specific decisions or action items are listed on the agenda.

• Public safety updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS
• Legislative update from Delegate Mary Ann Lisanti
• Updates from County Executive's Office, County Council President's Office, and County Councilman District A
• Updates from Harford County Health Department, Harford Community College, and Board of Education
• Community update on Edgewood/Joppatowne/Independence Day Celebration

Jarrettsville / Norrisville CAB

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board is holding its regular meeting with reports from the County Sheriff's Northern Precinct, the Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company, county officials, and a Maryland legislative update. The agenda is mostly routine updates and reports, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Public Safety Report from County Sheriff Office Northern Precinct
• Fire Department Report from JVFC
• Reports from County Executive Brendan Mahoney, Council President Sue Sapp, and District Council Chad Shrodes
• Maryland Legislative Update on Candidates Night from April 27th
• Old Business: Think Big Harford County

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board met on May 11, 2022, hearing reports from the Sheriff's Northern Precinct, county council representatives, and local organizations. No formal motions or votes were recorded; the meeting was informational, covering traffic enforcement, legislative updates, and community events. The next meeting is scheduled for September 14, 2022.

• No formal decisions or votes recorded at the meeting
• Heard Sheriff's report: 52 stops in Norrisville Elementary School zone traffic patrol (April 12-18)
• Noted Speed Trailer to be installed near Norrisville Elementary School (data collection only, no citations)
• Received legislative update from Delegate Arikan on 2022 session bills
• Scheduled next CAB meeting for September 14, 2022 at 6:30 pm

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs is holding its regular monthly meeting, open to the public. The agenda includes approval of prior minutes, old business such as donations for a homeless project and support for Memorial Day events, and new business covering legislative issues, VA updates, and outreach programs. The meeting is primarily a discussion and update session, with no final decisions or votes listed on the agenda.

• Donations for Homeless Project via Community Action Agency
• Women Veterans Day panel discussion on June 8th
• Memorial Day at Bel Air Shamrock City Park on May 30th
• Veterans Resource Fair on November 12th
• CVS-Aetna Workforce Training

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs approved the April 7, 2022 meeting minutes and discussed upcoming events, including the Veterans Resource Fair on November 12th and a potential claims clinic in September. No formal votes were taken on new policies; the meeting was primarily informational and planning-focused.

• Approved April 7, 2022 meeting minutes (motion by Kearby, second by Montgomery)
• Discussed plans for Veterans Resource Fair on Nov 12 at Bel Air Armory
• Discussed potential Veterans Alliance Claims Clinic in September at HCC, with HCCOVA as partner
• Noted Fallen Heroes website tribute project will not proceed without a volunteer lead
• Scheduled next meeting for June 2, 2022

Community Input Meetings (CIM)

WDA, Inc. is proposing to subdivide the existing Lot 13 into two additional lots, creating lots 22 and 23. This community input meeting concerns the development located at 2445 Scotlon Court in Forest Hill.

• Subdivision of Lot 13 into lots 22 and 23
• Proposed development at 2445 Scotlon Court, Forest Hill

A community input meeting was held to discuss a concept plan to subdivide Lot 13 at 2445 Scotlon Court into two additional lots (Lots 22 and 23) in the Panorama Farms subdivision. The developer presented the proposal, and residents asked questions about water supply, development rights, and access. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational only.

• No formal decisions made; meeting was for community input only

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss new business including a public outreach campaign, an equestrian history exhibit, and the African American Heritage Grant Program. Ongoing items include updates on archeology, the Harford 250 committee, and the county's MIHP inventory survey. The meeting is largely informational and procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• 'Harford County Loves Historic Preservation' Public Outreach Campaign
• Equestrian History Exhibit at Joesting-Gorsuch House (Harford County Ag Center)
• African American Heritage Grant Program
• Archeology update
• Harford County MIHP Inventory Survey update

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission approved the April 2022 minutes unanimously. Staff announced a new $1 million African American Heritage Grant proposed in the FY2023 budget, with the HPC to review applications in August and recommend awardees in September. The commission also received updates on the preservation outreach campaign, an equestrian exhibit, and archaeological work.

• Approved April 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Heard announcement of $1M African American Heritage Grant in FY2023 budget (pending County Council approval by June 15)
• Noted HPC will review grant applications in August and recommend awardees in September
• Received update on archaeological guidelines draft due Summer 2022
• Viewed completed survey training video for Historic Preservation Survey App

Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

The Harford County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council is meeting virtually to hear a presentation on new legislation from the 2022 Maryland General Assembly session that affects law enforcement. The meeting is open to the public.

• Presentation by Sheriff's Office Legislative Liaison Erik Robey on 2022 state legislation affecting law enforcement

Agriculture Land Preservation Advisory Board

The Harford County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board is meeting to review and approve the April minutes, consider a child's lot request from the Heaps family, and evaluate conservation tax credit applications for the Bottiglieri property and Butterbee Farm. The board will also discuss recommendations from a Study Group and receive settlement updates on the MALPF, county, and Deer Creek Rural Legacy programs.

• Review of Heaps family child's lot request
• Conservation tax credit review for Bottiglieri property
• Conservation tax credit review for Butterbee Farm
• Discussion of Study Group recommendations
• Settlement updates for MALPF, county, and Deer Creek Rural Legacy programs

The Harford County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board approved three requests: a child's lot for Benjamin Heaps under a County easement, Conservation Tax Credits for the Bottiglieri and Butterbee Farm properties, and relocation of the building envelope on a MALPF easement for Andrew and Jennifer Green. The board also discussed workgroup recommendations for the County Program and received updates on pending easements.

• Approved Heaps family child's lot for Benjamin Heaps (unanimous)
• Approved Conservation Tax Credit for Bottiglieri Property (unanimous)
• Approved Conservation Tax Credit for Butterbee Farm Property (unanimous)
• Approved relocation of building envelope for Andrew and Jennifer Green (unanimous)

Towing Appeals Board

The Board will review draft rules and regulations for conducting business and discuss the monthly distribution of EOC Wrecker Call-Out reports. Members will also hold a preliminary discussion regarding revisions to maximum allowable police-initiated tow rates, specifically concerning fuel surcharges.

• Approval of February 8, 2022, meeting minutes
• Review of Draft Rules and Regulations of the Board
• Discussion on heavy duty tow response times
• Preliminary discussion on revisions to maximum allowable police-initiated tow rates
• Discussion regarding fuel surcharge for tow rates

The Harford County Towing Appeals Board approved its draft Rules and Regulations by consensus and reviewed the monthly EOC wrecker call-out report. Members discussed potential changes to maximum allowable police-initiated tow rates, including a possible fuel surcharge, and agreed to form a sub-committee to study rate changes. No final rate decisions were made.

• Approved draft Rules and Regulations by consensus
• Approved minutes from February 8, 2022, by consensus
• Discussed forming sub-committee to review tow rate changes
• Requested memorandum on heavy duty tow response times by next meeting

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates is reviewing several contract addendums and new expenditures for county services. Items include HVAC upgrades for the detention center and bridge rehabilitation over Deer Creek.

• HVAC for Inmate Housing Units at Harford County Detention Center: $796,396.00
• Rehabilitation of Bridge H-0024 over Deer Creek: $2,885,000.00
• Fourth Addendum to Lease Agreement for 109 and 115 North Main Street: $122,128.44
• Printing and Mailing of Tax Bills: $80,000.00 NTE
• Tank Maintenance: $374,942.00

The Harford County Board of Estimates approved seven procurement awards, including contracts for water plant repairs, school track work, and Sheriff's Office equipment. All motions passed unanimously except one lease agreement that was deferred to the next meeting. The meeting included a closed session and a final item approved with two abstentions.

• Approved $899,750 contract to EMH Environmental for Abingdon WTP repairs (unanimous)
• Approved $311,168 contract to ATC Corp for Harford Tech HS track refurbishment (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #2 extending synthetic turf field contracts to Aug 7, 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved $682,997.88 to ePlus Technology for HCSO data center refresh (unanimous)
• Approved $485,730 to USC/Canterbury for HCSO mobile display computers (unanimous)
• Approved $283,721.65 to SAFE Boats for HCSO watercraft (unanimous)
• Approved $292,051.75 to Witmer Public Safety for Glock firearms (unanimous)
• Deferred lease agreement for 2209 Commerce Road to May 3 meeting

Joppa / Joppatowne CAB

The Joppa/Joppatowne Community Advisory Board is holding its 65th meeting, featuring a guest presentation from Harford County State's Attorney Albert Peisinger and a community policing report from the Sheriff's Office. The board will also receive updates from its president, county staff, and Councilman Andre Johnson, and take questions from residents.

• Guest speaker Albert Peisinger, Harford County State's Attorney
• Sheriff's Office community policing report
• Council President's update by Samantha Harris
• County updates by Sylvia Bryant
• County Council update by Councilman Andre Johnson

Churchville / Creswell / Fountain Green CAB

The Churchville, Creswell, and Fountain Green Community Advisory Board is holding its regular meeting. The agenda includes reports from elected officials and the sheriff's office, as well as discussions on the Hookers Mill Road and Route 136 intersection, rural broadband via ThinkBig Networks, and the Eva Mar development. Public comments are also scheduled.

• Hookers Mill Road – Rt 136 intersection discussion
• Rural Broadband – ThinkBig Networks update
• Eva Mar development discussion
• Sheriff's office update and advisory committee report

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to discuss case updates, including a solar project and an arts center application. The board will review applications and hear updates on pending cases, with a hearing scheduled for the arts center in June.

• Case No. 5962 (Shirlee Carter & Aberdeen Solar, LLC) on layover
• Case No. 5963 (MD Center for Visual & Performing Arts) hearing 6/8/22
• Update on Case 5954 (Battaglia Homes, LLC) approved with conditions
• Update on Case 5959 (3313 Abingdon Road, LLC) hearing scheduled April 27, 2022
• Next meeting May 26, 2022 via Zoom

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board unanimously approved the March 22, 2022 minutes and recommended that People's Counsel enter Case No. 5963 (Maryland Center for the Visual & Performing Arts). No action was taken on Case No. 5962 (Shirlee Carter & Aberdeen Solar, LLC), which remains on layover. The meeting was procedural, with no case presentations and no other substantive decisions.

• Approved minutes of March 22, 2022 (unanimous)
• Recommended People's Counsel enter Case No. 5963 (Maryland Center for the Visual & Performing Arts)
• No action on Case No. 5962 (Shirlee Carter & Aberdeen Solar, LLC)

Forest Hill Community Advisory Board

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board is meeting to hear a presentation on Harford County's 2023 budget proposal from a county executive advisor, along with a public safety report from the Northern Precinct commander. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes, discuss the Forest Hill Citizen Award, and take comments from residents. This is a regular monthly forum for residents to raise local concerns with county officials.

• Guest speaker Billy Boniface, Chief Advisor to County Executive Barry Glassman, presenting Harford County's 2023 Budget Proposal and Goals
• Public Safety Report by Captain Robert Royster, Division Commander, Northern Precinct
• Discussion of Forest Hill Citizen Award under old business
• Public comments and concerns session for residents
• Meeting held at Advent Lutheran Church, 2230 Rock Spring Rd, Forest Hill, MD

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board heard a presentation on the County Executive's proposed FY2023 budget, which includes a $0.05 property tax rate cut and full funding for education and public safety. The board also received a crime report and updates from county and state officials. No formal votes or decisions were taken by the board during this meeting.

• March minutes read and accepted
• Heard crime report: 1,064 calls for service in first 4 months of 2022
• Discussed fatal shooting of armed man on 4/23; investigation ongoing
• Received presentation on proposed FY2023 budget with $0.05 property tax cut
• Noted developer declined fence on church property; letter writing recommended

Community Input Meetings (CIM)

This is a community input meeting for a proposed development of 124 single-family attached residences with garages to accommodate housing for the elderly, located at 1112 Moores Mill Road, Bel Air. The applicant is Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc. The meeting is for public input and is listen-in only.

• Proposed 124 single-family attached residences with garages
• Housing for the Elderly
• Location: 1112 Moores Mill Road, Bel Air
• Applicant: Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc.

The developer presented a draft plan for Creekside, a 124-unit age-restricted (55+) townhome community on 157 acres at Southampton and Moores Mill Road. No decisions were made; the meeting was for public comment. Residents raised concerns about traffic, flooding, and stormwater management. The next step is a Development Advisory Committee (DAC) meeting targeted for June 15.

• No formal decisions made; meeting was for community input only
• Draft plan presented: 124 single-family attached lots on ~57 acres
• Proposal includes 28-ft and 24-ft townhomes, 65 overflow parking spaces
• Existing home to be renovated as community center
• 72% of site to remain open space; forest conservation easement planned
• Traffic Impact Study underway by Traffic Concepts; to be reviewed by county and state
• DAC meeting targeted for June 15

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women will review previous minutes and receive reports from the Chair, Coordinator, and various committees. The meeting includes updates on upcoming community conversations and legislative status.

• Approval of March 28 minutes
• Women of Tomorrow event report and name change discussion
• Financial Literacy for Women event scheduled for April 26, 2022
• Words that Hurt event scheduled for September 21, 2022
• Maryland Commission for Women legislative update

The Harford County Commission for Women met on April 25, 2022, but lacked a quorum, so no formal votes or decisions were made. The meeting consisted of reports and updates on upcoming events, committee work, and ongoing projects. Minutes from the March meeting were deferred for approval to the May meeting.

• Deferred approval of March 28, 2022 minutes to May meeting (no quorum)
• No formal votes or decisions made due to lack of quorum

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board is meeting virtually to approve minutes, hear director and committee reports, and discuss fundraising and Facebook outreach. The agenda includes a review of two funding requests: $3,000 for substance-exposed newborns and $3,000 for adult services flex funds. Most items are routine updates and planning, with no major policy decisions listed.

• Approval of minutes from March 17, 2022
• Director's report by Tiffany Rexrode
• Discussion of $3,000 annual budget for substance-exposed newborns support
• Discussion of $3,000 annual budget for adult services flex fund
• Fundraising event planning and Facebook post schedule

Dublin / Darlington Community Advisory Board

The Dublin/Darlington Community Advisory Board is meeting to hear a special presentation on the Harford County budget and to discuss local business, including school drives, community events, and library updates. Reports from county officials and agencies are also on the agenda.

• Special presentation on Harford County budget by Billy Boniface
• Darlington Elementary School clothing and household items drive
• Darlington Fire Company Spring Fling and Pit Beef on April 23
• VFW Post 10146 Spring Fling on April 30
• Reports from County Executive, Council, Sheriff's Office, and State Police

Advisory Board on Aging

The Advisory Board on Aging will meet via Zoom to review the February 16, 2022, minutes and hear a presentation from the Alzheimer's Association. The meeting also includes an administrator's report and general updates.

• Presentation by Nicole Gorski of the Alzheimer's Association, Greater Maryland

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing two development plans. These include a request to create an additional lot and a proposal for an agricultural commercial seasonal venue.

• Lands Of Snodgrass - Lot 6: Plan P135-2022 to create an additional lot on Cherry Hill Road
• Stone View Farm Seasonal Venue: Plan S142-2022 for private parties and receptions on Deths Ford Road

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve nine procurement items totaling about $3.1 million, covering water treatment equipment, school track work, and multiple Sheriff's Office purchases. The agenda also includes approval of the April 5, 2022 meeting minutes and a closed session. All items have met county procurement procedures.

• Abingdon WTP Air Compressor & Equalization Basin Overflow Replacement: $899,750.00
• Harford Tech HS Track Refurbishment: $311,168.00
• HCSO DC Data Refresh: $682,997.88
• HCSO Mobile Display Computers: $485,730.00
• Lease Agreement Addendum No.2 for 2209 Commerce Road, Unit 2 & 3: $101,876.04

Environmental Advisory Board

The Harford County Environmental Advisory Board is meeting to review and approve the March 15, 2022 meeting summary, receive updates on the county's Critical Area Code and Program, and discuss the 2022 Hazard Mitigation Plan update. County updates and new business are also on the agenda.

• Review/approval of March 15, 2022 meeting summary
• Harford County Critical Area Code and Program update
• Harford County 2022 Hazard Mitigation Plan update

Edgewood Community Advisory Board

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board is holding its regular virtual meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, with routine items such as call to order, approval of minutes, and community updates. The substantive portion includes public safety updates from the sheriff and fire/EMS, plus legislative and local government updates from county and state officials.

• Public safety updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS
• 2022 legislative updates with Q&A session with legislators
• Updates from County Executive's Office, County Council, Health Department, and Board of Education
• Updates from Aberdeen Proving Grounds and community organizations
• Discussion of Edgewood/Joppatowne/Independence Day Celebration

Planning Advisory Board

The Planning Advisory Board will meet to review and approve previous minutes and discuss Critical Area legislation. The meeting also includes time for other business and public comment.

• Discussion of Critical Area Legislation with Joel Gallihue
• Approval of March 2022 minutes

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Commission will discuss VA Maryland state and federal updates, legal updates, and various programs and outreach initiatives. The agenda includes discussions regarding the Gilchrist Salute to Service and upcoming memorial events.

• VA Maryland State and Federal Update
• Gilchrist Salute to Service and Welcome Home program
• Women Veterans/Inclusion Program panel discussion on June 8th
• APG Retiree Event scheduled for May 21
• Memorial Day Events

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs approved the minutes from the March 2, 2022 meeting. The commission discussed various legislative issues, including federal burn pit legislation and state tax reductions on retired pay, and reviewed multiple outreach programs and upcoming events. No formal votes were taken on substantive policy decisions.

• Approved minutes from March 2, 2022 meeting (motion by Bill Montgomery, second by Pam Silcox)
• Tabled Fallen Heroes Tribute Project until next month's meeting
• Discussed federal burn pit legislation (passed House, under Senate review for PACT Act)
• Discussed state tax reduction on retired pay (no action)
• Discussed collaboration with Gilchrist Salute to Service and Welcome Home program
• Discussed Aetna/CVS veteran housing initiative and free 16-week pharmacy tech program
• Discussed Crisis Intercept Mapping for suicide prevention (Harford County pilot)
• Scheduled Veterans Resource Fair for November 12 at Bel Air Armory

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is holding a hybrid meeting to discuss and decide on several items, including a public input meeting on proposed sustainability and historic district updates to design guidelines, and a new business item for a certificate of approval for a new north wing addition to the Stansbury Mansion. The commission will also receive updates on ongoing projects such as the archeology update, real estate agent training, Harford Heritage Committee (Harford 250), and the MIHP inventory survey. Administrative business includes training for the FFY 2022 HPC, with a session on sustainability scheduled for April 13th.

• Public input on proposed Sustainability and Historic District Updates to Design Guidelines
• COA-2022-03: Stansbury Mansion (HA-0561) New North Wing Addition
• Archeology update
• Real estate agent training
• FFY 2022 HPC Training: HPC 201: Sustainability – April 13th

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission conditionally approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new addition and porch repairs at the Stansbury Mansion, with conditions including obtaining a building permit and submitting a planting plan. The commission also held a public input meeting on new design guidelines chapters, with adoption scheduled for May 4, 2022. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Stansbury Mansion addition COA with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved Stansbury Mansion porch repairs COA with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved March 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

MRD Holdings, LLC and Bay State Land Services, Inc. submitted a plan to develop 140 condominium townhouses on 20.754 acres. The project is located at Hollywoods - Area 4, Section 2, Lot 2 near the northern end of Holly Oak Circle.

• Plan No. P125-2022: 140 Condominium Townhouses on 20.754 acres
• Location: Hollywoods - Area 4, Section 2, Lot 2 near Philadelphia Road (MD Route 7)

Community Input Meetings (CIM)

Harford County is holding a community input meeting on April 6, 2022, for a proposed development at the northeast corner of Old Philadelphia Road and Belcamp Road. The project includes a roughly 10,179-square-foot retail space with office, food services, and storage, plus a roughly 7,487-square-foot indoor gun range. The applicant is Frederick Ward Associates, Inc., and the meeting is for public input on the proposal.

• Proposed +/-10,179 sf retail space with office, food services, and storage
• Associated +/-7,487 sf indoor gun range
• Location: northeast corner of Old Philadelphia Road and Belcamp Road
• Applicant: Frederick Ward Associates, Inc.
• Meeting at Harford County Public Library, Aberdeen Branch, 21 Franklin Street

The meeting was a community input session for a proposed Caliber 7 Adventures gun range on Old Philadelphia Road in Belcamp. No formal decisions were made; the project is by-right and will go through the county's administrative development process. Attendees expressed support and asked questions about the timeline, noise, and site details.

• No formal decisions made; meeting was for public input only
• Proposed 13-lane indoor gun range with retail, food service, and office space
• Project to be submitted to county for site plan review in next 1-2 months
• No variances or waivers needed; project is by-right
• Construction timeline estimated at 9-12 months after submission

Agriculture Land Preservation Advisory Board

The Harford County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board approved the Phipps family's request for two child lots along Jones Road, one for each child. The board also heard a presentation on the County PDR program study group's recommendations and received updates on pending MALPF settlements, County program easements, and the Rural Legacy Program.

• Approved Phipps family request for 2 child lots along Jones Road (motion by Holloway, seconded by McMillian)
• Approved minutes of February 1, 2022 meeting without changes

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates is reviewing several items including agricultural easement acquisitions, bridge replacements, and software upgrades. The agenda includes various contract approvals for county services and infrastructure projects.

• $4,002,634.87 NTE for 2022 Agricultural Easement Acquisitions
• $1,500,000.00 NTE for Bridge Services, On-Call Contractor
• $738,000.00 for replacement of Bridge # 155 Glen Cove Road over Peddler Run
• $825,000.00 for KH-3030 Red Maple Drive at I-95 Water Main Relocation
• $97,050.00 for Independent External Audit Services

Joppa / Joppatowne CAB

The Joppa/Joppatowne Community Advisory Board is holding its 64th meeting. The agenda includes a guest speaker on P&Z updates for the Ridgelys Reserve sewer project, Hickman's senior housing, and other developments, plus reports from the Sheriff's Office, county officials, and council members. Community members can raise issues during the public comment period.

• Guest speaker on P&Z updates for Ridgelys Reserve sewer
• Hickman's senior housing and additional developments
• Sheriff's Office community policing report
• County updates from Sylvia Bryant
• County Council update from Councilman Andre Johnson

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women will review minutes from the February 28 meeting and receive reports from the Chair, Coordinator, and various committees. The agenda includes updates on legislative matters and community conversations regarding women entrepreneurs.

• Review and approval of February 28 minutes
• Committee updates on Governance, Membership Development, Women of Tomorrow, and Community Conversations
• Maryland Commission for Women legislative update
• Benchmarking discussion under old business

Local Management Board

The Local Management Board will meet to approve minutes from January and February 2022 meetings. The agenda includes presentations from Blue Star Families and the Mental Health Association of Maryland, alongside updates on the Local Care Team and Early Childhood Advisory Council.

• Approval of January 27, 2022 minutes
• Approval of February 28, 2022 minutes
• Presentation by Blue Star Families
• Presentation by Mental Health Association of Maryland
• Local Care Team update

The Harford County Local Management Board unanimously approved the minutes from its January 27 and February 28, 2022 meetings. Members heard presentations from Blue Star Families and the Mental Health Association of Maryland, and received updates on the Local Care Team and Early Childhood Advisory Council. No substantive policy decisions were made; the meeting was primarily informational and procedural.

• Approved January 27, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved February 28, 2022 minutes (unanimous)

Citizens Care & Rehabilitation Board

The Citizens Nursing Home Board of Harford County is holding its regular monthly meeting. The board will review a marketing plan presented by Starling Consultants, hear reports from the Director of Business Operations, Director of Nursing, and the Administrator, and discuss old and new business.

• Review of Marketing Plan by Starling Consultants
• Business Operations Report and Financial Reports
• Nursing Report
• Administrator's Report and Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements
• Approval of February 2022 Board Meeting Minutes

Churchville / Creswell / Fountain Green CAB

The Churchville, Creswell, and Fountain Green Community Advisory Board is meeting to receive reports from elected officials and the sheriff's office, and to discuss local issues including the Hookers Mill Road intersection, rural broadband, and a road study. The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or votes scheduled.

• Hookers Mill Road – Rt 136 intersection discussion
• Rural Broadband – ThinkBig Networks update
• Rt 155-136-22 study result
• Sheriff's office update and advisory committee report
• Possible Md State Highway presentation

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates is reviewing multiple procurement items for March 22, 2022. These items include contracts for building security, agricultural stabilization, and street lighting.

• $265,000.00 for County Building Keying System
• $371,000.00 for Emily Bayless Graham Corn Crib and Hay Barn Stabilization and Weatherization
• $83,863.00 for Streetlight Conversions to LED Phase 10
• $131,000.00 for Mowing & Trimming of Road Right of Ways
• $72,584.00 for Joppatowne WWTP SCADA Server Upgrade

The Harford County Board of Estimates approved multiple contracts and change orders, including a $1M/year life/disability insurance award to Metropolitan Life, a $6.5M/year dental insurance award to CareFirst, and a $1M/year vision insurance award to CareFirst. Also approved were a $350K grass mowing contract to J.D. Lawn Services, a $230K ESRI software agreement, and a $40K AED defibrillator addendum. All motions passed unanimously with two members absent.

• Approved AED defibrillator addendum #3 to Stryker Sales, LLC, not to exceed $40,001/year (unanimous)
• Approved financial advisory services piggyback to Davenport & Company, not to exceed $110,000/year (unanimous)
• Approved Laserfiche Rio Upgrade change order #1 to General Code, LLC, $14,400 (unanimous)
• Approved ESRI Enterprise Agreement sole source to ESRI, $230,000 year 1, $250,000 year 2, $275,000 year 3 (unanimous)
• Approved hot mix concrete change order #3 to Maryland Paving, increasing contract to $350,000 (unanimous)
• Approved grass mowing and landscaping contract to J.D. Lawn Services, not to exceed $350,000 through June 30, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved life/disability insurance to Metropolitan Life, not to exceed $1,000,000/year (unanimous)
• Approved dental insurance to CareFirst, not to exceed $6,500,000/year (unanimous)

Audit Advisory Board

The Harford County Audit Advisory Board is meeting to approve prior meeting minutes, review the status of the audit plan, and discuss completed audit reports. The agenda is procedural and contains no specific decisions or financial details.

• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Status of audit plan
• Review of completed audit reports

The Harford County Audit Advisory Board reviewed the status of the FY2022 audit plan, with 7 of 13 projects complete and all expected to be finished by July. The board heard reports on financial statements, procurement, property tax billing, payroll, and cash receipts, and was satisfied with the results. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational and procedural.

• Approved December 21, 2021 meeting minutes via email
• Reviewed FY2022 audit plan status: 7 complete, 4 in progress, 1 in planning, 1 not started
• Noted clean audit opinion on County's Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• Noted procurement audit finding on vendor spending monitoring, with management disagreement
• Noted property tax billing and collection controls found adequate
• Noted payroll controls generally effective, with benefit deduction rate entry finding being addressed
• Noted cash receipts audit found no findings
• Scheduled next meeting for May 24, 2022

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The board will review several new applications and receive updates on cases on layover. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the February 22, 2022, meeting.

• Application No. 5960 (John Whitney Allen) - hearing April 20, 2022
• Application No. 5961 (Daniel & Christy Hornyak) - hearing May 25, 2022
• Application No. 5962 (Shirlee Carter & Aberdeen Solar) - hearing May 25, 2022

Forest Hill Community Advisory Board

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board is holding its regular monthly meeting, which includes a guest presentation by Debbie Hardy, a victim advocate from Mothers Against Drunk Driving. The board will also review minutes, receive public safety and agency reports, and hear citizen comments. The meeting is open to the public and serves as a forum for residents to raise concerns with the County Executive's office.

• Guest speaker: Debbie Hardy, Victim Advocate – Mothers Against Drunk Driving
• Public Safety Report
• Old Business: Forest Hill Citizen Award
• Comments and Concerns from Citizens
• Meeting location: Advent Lutheran Church, 2230 Rock Spring Rd, Forest Hill, MD

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board met on March 22, 2022, and heard a crime report from Capt. Robert Royster, noting a 50% year-over-year increase in crashes and 24 recent DUI arrests in the county. Debbie Hardy, a MADD victim advocate, shared her personal story and discussed the impact of drunk driving. The board also discussed a citizen hero award proposal, which was given to Larry Richardson to review for charter compliance, and received updates on county initiatives and upcoming community meetings.

• February minutes read and accepted
• Citizen hero award proposal shared with board and given to Larry Richardson to investigate charter compliance
• Prototype award given to Jim and Verna Liescheidt for community service
• No formal votes or policy decisions taken

Community Input Meetings (CIM)

This is a community input meeting for a proposed development of 116 single-family attached homes with garages for elderly housing at 1112 Moores Mill Road, Bel Air. The applicant is Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc. The meeting is for public input on the proposal.

• Proposed development: 116 single-family attached units with garages for elderly housing
• Location: 1112 Moores Mill Road, Bel Air
• Applicant: Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc., contact Daniel Spiker
• Meeting at Richlin Catering & Event Center, 1700 Van Bibber Road, Edgewood

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Advisory Board is meeting virtually to discuss routine business, including approval of minutes, board chair and director reports, and committee updates. They will also plan a signature fundraising event and review the Harford Family Assistance Fund matrix, which outlines funding needs for programs supporting vulnerable children and families.

• Approval of February 17, 2022 minutes
• Signature Fundraising Event planning
• Harford Family Assistance Fund Matrix review (e.g., $3,000 for Substance Exposed Newborns, $3,000 for Adult Services Flex Fund)
• Facebook maximization discussion
• Next meeting set for April 21, 2022

The Harford County Department of Social Services Citizen Advisory Board approved a motion to move $3,000 from MASSB funds to support the Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) program, with a letter requesting disbursement to be drafted. The board also approved the February 2022 meeting minutes as written. Updates were provided on the director search, hiring initiatives, and various program activities, but no other formal decisions were made.

• Approved $3,000 MASSB fund transfer to SEN program
• Approved February 17, 2022 meeting minutes as written

Dublin / Darlington Community Advisory Board

The Dublin/Darlington Community Advisory Board is meeting for its regular monthly session. The agenda includes a special presentation on Harford County women's role in the suffrage movement, updates from local organizations and agencies, and public comment.

• Special presentation: Dr. Amy Rosenkrans on Harford County women and the vote
• Darlington Fire Company events: Line Dancing Tuesdays, Food Truck Tuesdays starting March 22, Bingo 3rd Thursday, Spring Fling April 23
• Reports from County Executive, County Council, Sheriff's Office, and Maryland State Police
• Public comment period

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing three development proposals. These include a motor vehicle facility and two residential land subdivisions.

• Genesis Car Dealership: Motor Vehicle Sales & Services Facility on Harford Road (Plan No. S97-2022)
• Aumar Village Residential: Addition of 2 residential lots west of Mountain Road (Plan No. C194-2019)
• Caine Ridge: Re-subdivision of Lot 6 to create Lots 8, 9, 10, and 11 on Pleasantville Road (Plan No. P011-2022)

Environmental Advisory Board

The Harford County Environmental Advisory Board is meeting to review and potentially approve the February meeting summary, receive an update on the Land Preservation Parks and Recreation Plan, and discuss new business, including a review and letter of support for the Critical Area Code and Program Update. The agenda is largely procedural, with the main substantive items being the LPPRP update and the Critical Area review.

• Review/approval of February 18, 2022 meeting summary
• Update on Land Preservation Parks and Recreation Plan (LPPRP) by Deputy Director Paul Magness
• EAB review and letter of support for Critical Area Code and Program Update

The Environmental Advisory Board unanimously approved the February 15, 2022 meeting summary. The board received an update on the draft Land Preservation, Parks and Recreation Plan (LPPRP), which found the county currently meets its 30-acre-per-1,000-residents goal but will need about 560 additional acres by 2035. The board was asked to review the draft plan and provide comments, and to consider drafting a letter of support. No formal action was taken on the plan itself.

• Approved February 15, 2022 meeting summary (unanimous)
• Reviewed draft LPPRP update; no formal action taken
• Requested EAB review of draft LPPRP and potential comment letter

Edgewood Community Advisory Board

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board is holding its regular virtual meeting. The agenda consists of routine updates from public safety agencies, state and local government offices, and community organizations, plus approval of prior minutes. No specific decisions or proposals are listed; the meeting is primarily informational.

• Public safety updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS
• Updates from County Health Department, County Executive's Office, and County Council
• Updates from Harford Community College, Board of Education, and Aberdeen Proving Grounds
• Discussion of Edgewood/Joppatowne/Independence Day Celebration
• Community updates from 755 Alliance, Edgewood Family, and NAACP

Jarrettsville / Norrisville CAB

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board is holding its regular meeting with reports from the sheriff's office, fire department, and county officials. The agenda includes presentations on 4H, the Harford County Office of Aging, the Harford County Historical Society's Harford 250 celebration, and local business Sunken Road Farms. Old business covers Think Big Harford County and Meet the Candidate's Night, with new business open for public comments.

• Public Safety Report from County Sheriff's Office Northern Precinct
• Fire Department Report from NVFC
• Speaker: Harford County Office of Aging
• Local Non-Profit: Harford County Historical Society, Harford 250 Celebration
• Local Business: Sunken Road Farms with owner Sara Clisham

Planning Advisory Board

The Planning Advisory Board is meeting to review updates on the HCC Connector/US 40 project and design guidelines. The board will also seek approval for the November 2021 meeting minutes.

• HCC Connector/US 40 Project update
• Design Guidelines discussion
• Approval of November 2021 minutes

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates met on March 8, 2022, to consider several procurement items. The agenda includes approvals for various insurance coverages, software upgrades, and county services.

• Dental, vision, and life/disability insurance contracts totaling over $8.5 million
• Bituminous Concrete Material (Hot Mix) contract up to $350,000.00
• Grass Mowing and General Landscape services up to $350,000.00
• ESRI Enterprise Agreement for $230,000.00
• Purchase of a 2023 John Deere 200G FT4 Excavator for $227,842.72

The Harford County Board of Estimates approved all nine items on the agenda, including the purchase of three dump trucks for $270,571.68 and 18 Jeep Cherokees for $655,020.00. The board also approved several change orders, including a $2.6 million increase for architectural and engineering services and a $95,000 increase for heating oil due to fuel cost spikes. All motions were approved unanimously.

• Approved $270,571.68 for three 2023 International dump trucks (unanimous)
• Approved $655,020.00 for eighteen 2022 Jeep Cherokees (unanimous)
• Approved $252,531.39 for Sheriff's Office records software maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved $20,250.00 change order for prosecutor case management licenses (unanimous)
• Approved $80,000.00 change order for elevator modernization at Office of Aging (unanimous)
• Approved $2,600,000.00 increase for architectural and engineering services (unanimous)
• Approved $30,000.00 increase for investment monitoring services (unanimous)
• Approved $115,000.00 per year for portable toilet service (unanimous)

Joppa / Joppatowne CAB

The Joppa/Joppatowne Community Advisory Board is holding its 63rd meeting, featuring a guest speaker on an archaeology dig in Joppatowne for 'The Lost' town of Joppa. The agenda also includes routine updates from the Sheriff's Office, schools, highways, and county officials, plus community questions.

• Guest speaker Joel Gallihue on archaeology dig for 'The Lost' town of Joppa
• Sheriff's Office Community Policing Report
• Schools Update
• Highway Update
• County Council Update from Councilman Andre Johnson

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Commission will discuss legislative updates from the Maryland Military Coalition and VA Maryland. The agenda includes reviewing assistance requests and discussing programs such as Project Opportunity.

• Guest speaker Melissa Huber from VA Maryland Health Care System
• Discussion of donations for Homeless Project
• Review of Maryland Military Coalition 2022 Goals
• Volunteer request for Veterans Mental Health Council
• Updates on APG Retiree and Memorial Day events

The commission approved the February 3, 2022 minutes and heard from a VA social worker about suicide prevention and community outreach. They discussed plans for a homeless veterans resource fair at the Epic Center in Edgewood and reviewed legislative goals, including phasing out state tax on military retired pay. No formal votes were taken on policy items; the meeting was informational and planning-focused.

• Approved February 3, 2022 meeting minutes (motion by Jennifer Button, seconded by Scott Kearby)
• Discussed plans for homeless veterans resource fair at Epic Center, Edgewood (no formal action)
• Discussed Maryland Military Coalition 2022 goals, including phasing out state tax on military retired pay (no formal action)
• Noted possible Bel Air location for new VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (discussion only)
• Scheduled next meeting for April 7, 2022

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission will consider two certificate of approval applications: a roof replacement at Calvary Church and demolition of a 1960s addition/outbuilding at Stansbury Mansion. The agenda also includes updates on archaeology, design guidelines, and heritage initiatives, plus administrative items like training and grants.

• COA-2022-01: Calvary Church (HA-0997) roof replacement
• COA-2022-02: Stansbury Mansion (HA-0561) demolition of 1960s addition/outbuilding
• Design Guidelines Phase II draft review
• FFY 2022 CLG grants discussion
• Harford Heritage Committee (Harford 250) update

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission conditionally approved a Certificate of Approval (COA) for the Calvary Church roof replacement, a retroactive COA for the demolition of the Stansbury Mansion outbuilding and addition, and a COA for the demolition of additional outbuildings and garage. All motions passed unanimously. The commission also approved the February 2022 meeting minutes with a minor correction.

• Approved February 2022 meeting minutes with correction (unanimous)
• Conditionally approved Calvary Church roof replacement COA (unanimous)
• Conditionally approved retroactive COA for Stansbury Mansion outbuilding and addition demolition (unanimous)
• Conditionally approved COA for demolition of Stansbury Mansion outbuildings and garage (unanimous)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing three development plans. These include a mixed-use commercial project at Fountain Green Road and Hickory Bypass and a residential townhome project on West Wheel Road.

• YourSpace At Five43 (Plan S60-2022): 118,850 sf mini storage, 6,077 sf convenience store, gas pump canopy, and car wash
• YourSpace At Five43 (Plan P61-2022): Creation of two commercial lots on 6.74 acres
• Country Walk (Plan P64-2022): 38 residential townhome lots on 4.17 acres

Plumbing Board

The Harford County Plumbing Board will meet to approve prior minutes, accept a resignation, and discuss state bills and code adoptions. The board will consider House Bills 1052 and 806, as well as the 2021 International Plumbing, Fuel Gas, and Residential Codes.

• Resignation of board member Mike Reeder
• Discussion of State House Bill 1052 and 806
• Discussion of 2021 IPC, IFGC, and IRC code adoptions

The Harford County Plumbing Board met on March 1, 2022, and approved the minutes from May 4, 2021. No old business was discussed. The board noted the resignation of member Mike Reeder, discussed two state bills, and was informed that Harford County will not adopt the 2021 IPC, IFGC, and IRC codes until 2023. The meeting adjourned at 10:20 a.m.

• Approved minutes from May 4, 2021
• Noted resignation of Mike Reeder from the Plumbing Board
• Discussed State House Bill 1052 (gas piping systems) and State House Bill 806 (building standards and emissions reductions)
• Announced Harford County will not adopt 2021 IPC, IFGC, and IRC codes until 2023

Commission for Women

The Harford County Commission for Women is meeting to approve minutes from January, hear reports from the chair and coordinator, and receive updates from committees. Key items include the upcoming Athena Awards ceremony and the Women of Tomorrow event, which will honor 32 nominees. The meeting is largely administrative and planning-focused.

• Athena Awards on Friday, March 4, 2022, 7:30am at HCC
• Women of Tomorrow event on March 24, 2022, 6:30pm at Richlin Catering & Event Center, 1700 Van Bibber Road, Edgewood
• 32 nominees for Women of Tomorrow
• Diaper Drive and AmeriCorps Opportunity updates
• Anyone Can Garden event on March 26, 8:30am-noon

The Harford County Commission for Women approved minutes from January and scheduled two community conversations for 2022: a virtual Financial Literacy for Women event on April 26 and an in-person (or virtual) Words that Hurt event on September 21. They also received updates on the Women of Tomorrow Awards and discussed gender-neutral language in elections.

• Approved minutes from January 31 meeting
• Scheduled Financial Literacy for Women virtual event for April 26, 2022
• Scheduled Words that Hurt event for September 21, 2022 (in person, may move virtual)

Churchville / Creswell / Fountain Green CAB

The Churchville, Creswell, and Fountain Green Community Advisory Board is meeting to receive reports from elected officials and the sheriff's office, hear a possible presentation from the Maryland State Highway Administration, and discuss old business including roadwork on Rt. 136 and Rt. 543, the James Run project, the Hookers Mill Road and Rt. 136 intersection, and rural broadband via ThinkBig Networks. New business includes an update from a member on the sheriff's office advisory committee and a discussion of Eva Mar. Public comments will be taken.

• Rt. 136 – Rt. 543 roadwork update
• James Run update
• Hookers Mill Road – Rt 136 intersection discussion
• Rural Broadband – ThinkBig Networks update
• Possible Md State Highway presentation

The Churchville/Creswell/Fountain Green Community Advisory Board met on Feb 24, 2022, and heard reports from county officials. No formal decisions or votes were taken; the meeting was informational, covering updates on the Eva Mar development (stop order, possible new buyer), James Run project (47 town homes, Royal Farms), and ThinkBig broadband rollout. The board tabled a question about inviting a redistricting commission representative until after a decision expected by March 7, 2022.

• Tabled invitation to redistricting commission representative until after 07 MAR 2022 decision
• No formal votes or resolutions taken at meeting

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve a series of procurement items, including vehicles, software, and services. The agenda includes eight items totaling over $4 million, covering everything from a new fire truck to portable toilets. All items have met procurement procedures, and the meeting is open to the public.

• 2023 International HV507 SFA Cab and Chassis: $270,571.68
• 2022 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 4x4: $655,020.00
• HCSO On Call Records Application: $252,531.39
• Open-End Architectural & Engineering Services: $2,600,000.00 NTE
• Office of Aging Elevator Modernization: $80,000.00 NTE

The Harford County Board of Estimates approved all six agenda items unanimously. The largest award was $526,128.25 to Motorola Solutions for new mobile radios and dispatch consoles for Harford Transit. Other approvals included night vision goggles for the Sheriff's Office, carpet replacement at the Detention Center, fuel system repairs, and change orders for HVAC and landscaping contracts.

• Approved $526,128.25 to Motorola Solutions for Harford Transit radios and dispatch consoles.
• Approved $69,670.20 to Atlantic Diving Supply for six night vision goggles for HCSO.
• Approved $61,934.70 to Interface Americas for carpet and flooring at the Detention Center.
• Approved up to $200,000/year to Petroleum Services for fuel system and tank repairs.
• Approved Change Order #7 for $190,500 to Flotron Contracting for boiler repairs at the Detention Center.
• Approved Change Order #9 for $10,215 to J.D. Lawn Services for landscaping services.

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting virtually to approve minutes from January 11, 2022, and receive updates on old business, including the People's Counsel update and cases on layover. Under new business, the board will review two applications: case 5958 (Donna & Jermaine Cook) with a hearing on February 23, 2022, and case 5959 (3313 Abingdon Road, LLC) with a hearing on April 27, 2022. The next meeting is scheduled for March 22, 2022, via Zoom.

• Approval of minutes from January 11, 2022 meeting
• Case 5958 (Donna & Jermaine Cook) – hearing February 23, 2022
• Case 5959 (3313 Abingdon Road, LLC) – hearing April 27, 2022
• People's Counsel update and cases on layover under old business
• Next meeting March 22, 2022, 6:30 pm via Zoom

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board met virtually and approved the minutes from January 11, 2022. No case presentations were made, and no action was taken on Case No. 5958. The board voted to recommend that People's Counsel enter Case No. 5959 (3313 Abingdon Road, LLC and SynerGen LLC). The next meeting is scheduled for March 22, 2022.

• Approved minutes of January 11, 2022 (unanimous)
• Recommended People's Counsel enter Case No. 5959 (motion by LaBarre, second by Conway)
• No action taken on Case No. 5958

Forest Hill Community Advisory Board

The board will hold a working session regarding the Forest Hill Community Recognition Program. The agenda also includes a public safety report and reports from various agencies and officials.

• Working session: Forest Hill Community Recognition Program
• Public Safety Report by Lt. Steven Dunlop

The Forest Hill Community Advisory Board met on February 22, 2022, and accepted the November minutes. They discussed creating a Community Hero award to recognize local unsung heroes, with a prototype to be presented in March. The board also heard a crime report from Capt. Robert Royster, noting crime is down but traffic enforcement will increase. Updates were given on a Development Advisory Committee meeting about the Forest Hill Estates proposal and an upcoming meeting on a commercial development at 'Your Space at Five43'.

• Accepted the November meeting minutes.
• Discussed the possibility of a Forest Hill Community Hero award; a prototype will be presented in March.
• Noted a Development Advisory Committee meeting on 2/16 covered the Forest Hill Estates proposal, identifying a need for screening and a fence.
• Noted an upcoming DAC meeting on 3/2 for a commercial development at 'Your Space at Five43'.
• Heard a crime report indicating crime is down, but traffic enforcement will increase due to higher crash rates at county and state levels.

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Citizen Advisory Board approved the January 20, 2022 meeting minutes as written. The board welcomed Acting Appointed Director Tiffany Rexrode and discussed the reposted director position, which closes February 28. The director reported that Maryland state employees and visitors will no longer be required to wear masks in state buildings starting February 22, and provided updates on division activities, including the Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program and the end of a child support agreement with LABOR.

• Approved the January 20, 2022 meeting minutes as written.
• Noted the director's position was reposted on February 14 and closes February 28.
• Reported that state mask mandates will end February 22, with local mandates still applying in public areas of leased buildings.
• Noted Family Investment will process 6,000 redetermination cases in February, up from the average 3,000.
• Reported that Child Support ended its agreement with LABOR and is now working with FIA for workforce development.
• Noted the Cherish the Child Symposium will be held in April 2022.
• Reported MASSB funds at $4,037.47 and HCDSS funds at $5,177.63.
• Tabled the gift card purchase for Services Matrix until April/May 2022.

Citizens Care & Rehabilitation Board

The Citizens Nursing Home Board of Harford County is meeting to approve prior minutes, receive the FY21 audit from Schiavi, Wallace & Rowe, and hear reports on business operations, finances, nursing, and administration. The agenda is routine oversight with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• FY21 audit presented by Judy Schiavi of Schiavi, Wallace & Rowe
• Business Operations Report
• Financial Reports
• Nursing Report
• Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements

The Board approved the minutes from November and December 2021. Auditor Judy Schiavi presented the FY2021 audit, which received the highest level of assurance and stated the financial position properly. The Board reviewed financial reports showing a year-to-date loss of $512,361, a significant improvement from the prior year, and discussed expense reductions, COVID-19 outbreaks, and vaccination rates. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely informational.

• Approved the minutes from November and December 2021.
• Received the FY2021 audit report with the highest level of assurance.
• Reviewed financial statements for December 2021 and January 2022.
• Noted receipt of $38,300 in Phase 4 HHS Cares funding, $46,458 in Medicaid supplemental funding, and $351,778 in Medicaid Pay for Performance awards.
• Acknowledged a $170,936 grant from the State of Maryland awarded on 2/9/2022, expected in April.
• Discussed expense reductions completed in December 2021.
• Reviewed COVID-19 outbreak and vaccination status: 97% of residents and staff fully vaccinated.
• Noted that visitors will use the Riverwalk entrance starting March 1, 2022.

Advisory Board on Aging

The Harford County Advisory Board on Aging is meeting to approve minutes from December 2021, hear a presentation from APGFCU on financial education, and discuss old and new business. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals listed.

• Presentation by Liz Monti and Monica Worrell of APGFCU on financial education
• Approval of minutes from December 15, 2021
• Administrator's report by K. Winkowski

The Advisory Board on Aging approved the December 2021 meeting minutes. Members heard a presentation from APGFCU on financial elder abuse awareness and senior-focused programs. The board discussed drafting a letter on a report about older adults' cognitive and behavioral health needs, to be signed by Chairperson Heather Murphy. The meeting was largely informational, with no other formal votes taken.

• Approved the minutes from the December 2021 meeting.
• Discussed and determined a letter would be drafted and signed by Chairperson Heather Murphy regarding a report on older adults' cognitive and behavioral health needs.

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing several land development plans. These include a mixed-use center near Bel Air South Parkway and a 70-lot residential project at Forest Hill Estates. The Caine Ridge subdivision proposal has been postponed.

• Postponed: Caine Ridge re-subdivision of Lot 6 into Lots 8, 9, 10 & 11
• Mixed Use Center: 33.93 acres near Bel Air South Parkway and Blue Spruce Road
• Forest Hill Estates: 70 single-family residential lots on 35.17 acres near East-West Highway

Environmental Advisory Board

The Environmental Advisory Board will meet to review the January 18, 2022 meeting summary and hear a presentation from Chesapeake Conservancy regarding the Harford County Tree Canopy Assessment. The meeting also includes county updates and new business.

• Presentation: Harford County Tree Canopy Assessment by Emily Wiggans of Chesapeake Conservancy
• Introduction of new EAB member Ms. Lynn Faulkner
• Review and approval of January 18, 2022 meeting summary

The Environmental Advisory Board unanimously approved the January 18, 2022 meeting summary. Emily Wiggans of Chesapeake Conservancy presented the tree canopy assessment, reporting a net loss of 138 acres of tree canopy in Harford County from 2013 to 2018, with declines in development areas and modest gains in agricultural areas; the final report is due at the end of March. Departmental updates included completion of the C. Milton Wright stream restoration project, a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day that brought 4.4 tons from 79 customers, and upcoming volunteer and Arbor Day events.

• Approved the January 18, 2022 meeting summary unanimously
• Heard tree canopy assessment: net loss of 138 acres from 2013 to 2018, final report due end of March
• Noted C. Milton Wright stream restoration project to be completed this week
• Reported 79 customers deposited 4.4 tons of waste at February 8 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day
• Announced April 5 invasive weed removal at Eden Mill and other parks, and April 22 park cleanup at Perryman Woods
• Announced Arbor Day planting at Scarboro Waste Disposal Center on April 15, 2022
• Welcomed Pamela Pape-Lindstrom as prospective board member

Edgewood Community Advisory Board

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board is holding its regular virtual meeting. The agenda includes approval of minutes, public safety updates from the Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS, a presentation by the Harford County Community Mediation Team, and updates from various government and community organizations. No specific decisions or proposals are listed; the meeting appears to be primarily informational and procedural.

• Harford County Community Mediation Team presentation
• Updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS
• Updates from County Executive's Office, County Council, and District A Councilman
• Updates from Harford Community College and Board of Education
• Community updates from 755 Alliance, Edgewood Family, NAACP, and Independence Day Celebration

Joppa / Joppatowne CAB

This is the regular monthly meeting of the Joppa/Joppatowne Community Advisory Board. The agenda is mostly routine updates and reports, including from the Sheriff's Office, schools, highways, and county officials, followed by community questions. No specific decisions or proposals are listed.

• Sheriff's Office community policing report
• Schools update
• Highway update
• County updates by Sylvia Bryant
• County Council update by Councilman Andre Johnson

Commission on Veteran's Affairs

The Commission will review legislative goals from the Maryland Military Coalition and receive updates regarding VA Maryland state and federal matters. The meeting includes reports on clothing donations for veterans and assistance requests received over the past month.

• Maryland Military Coalition 2022 Goals discussion
• VA Maryland State and Federal Update
• Clothing Donations for Veterans program update
• Review of assistance requests received during the past month

The Harford County Commission on Veterans' Affairs approved the minutes from its December 2, 2021 meeting. The commission discussed old business, including the Wreaths Across America ceremonies, and new business, such as legislative issues and outreach programs. No formal votes were taken on substantive policy matters.

• Approved minutes from December 2, 2021 meeting (motion by Denise Perry, seconded by Hayden Anthony)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss old and new business, including a pre-COA discussion on the Calvary Church roof replacement. The agenda also includes updates on the archaeology, the Harford Heritage Committee, design guidelines, and the MIHP inventory survey. Administrative items include training, the work plan, and the annual report.

• Pre-COA discussion: Calvary Church (HA-997) roof replacement
• Design Guidelines Phase II – Draft Text Review
• Harford County MIHP Inventory Survey/Landmark Inspections Update
• FFY 2022 HPC Training
• CY 2022 Work Plan and CY 2021 Annual Report

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission approved its CY2022 Work Plan and CY2021 Report, both unanimously. The commission also discussed a pre-application for a roof replacement at Calvary Church, with assurances that unmarked graves would be protected. Staff reported violations at the Stansbury Mansion, including unpermitted demolition and construction, and the commission directed that a cease-and-desist letter be sent.

• Approved January 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved HPC CY2022 Work Plan (unanimous)
• Approved HPC CY2021 Report with minor revisions (unanimous)
• Directed staff to send cease-and-desist letter to Stansbury Mansion owner for Article XIII violations

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing a plan to subdivide 118.554 acres into one additional residential lot at Ingleside Road. Two previous subdivision plans for Caine Ridge have been withdrawn.

• Subdivision of Lot 17 at the terminus of Ingleside Road to create one single-family residential lot
• Withdrawal of Plan No. P005-2022 for Caine Ridge Lots 6, 8, 9 & 10

Towing Appeals Board

The board will conduct an election for a new Chairperson and review towing rotation procedures. The agenda also includes training on the Maryland Open Meetings Act and an overview of adopted towing regulations and fee schedules.

• Election of Board Chairperson
• Review of Board Towing Rotation
• Overview of Adopted Fee Schedule
• Maryland Open Meetings Act Training

The Harford County Towing Appeals Board held an organizational meeting, electing Wayne Sullivan as chair by unanimous consensus. Members reviewed their duties, applicable laws, and discussed future changes to regulations and fee schedules, but no substantive decisions were made.

• Elected Wayne Sullivan as Board Chair (unanimous)
• Reviewed Chapter 237 and towing regulations
• Discussed potential public hearing to modify fee schedule
• Reviewed monthly EOC wrecker call-out report
• Reviewed draft Board Rules and Regulations for future approval

Agriculture Land Preservation Advisory Board

The Harford County Agricultural Land Preservation Advisory Board is meeting to review and approve the November 2021 minutes, receive updates on county and state (MALPF) programs, and discuss Deer Creek Rural Legacy, inspections, and enforcement. The agenda is routine and procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Review and approval of Nov 2021 meeting minutes
• County program updates
• MALPF program updates
• Deer Creek Rural Legacy updates
• Inspection and enforcement updates

The Harford County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board unanimously approved the minutes from its November 2, 2021 meeting. Staff provided updates on county easement purchases, MALPF, Rural Legacy, and compliance inspections, but no substantive decisions were made beyond the minutes approval.

• Approved November 2, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women met to review committee updates and upcoming programs. The agenda included planning for the Women of Tomorrow event and legislative updates from the Maryland Commission for Women.

• Approval of November 22, 2021 minutes
• Women of Tomorrow event scheduled for March 24, 2022, at Richlin Catering & Event Center
• Women of Tomorrow speaker Robin Tomechko
• Community Conversations topic: Women Entrepreneurs
• Maryland Commission for Women legislative update

The Harford County Commission for Women approved increasing the Women of Tomorrow award amount to $500 per winner, revised nomination forms with a new March 4 deadline, and planned a virtual celebration for May 4, 2022. They also discussed community conversation topics and reviewed Maryland legislation supported by the Maryland Commission for Women. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Increased Women of Tomorrow award to $500 per winner
• Revised nomination forms with new March 4 submission deadline
• Planned virtual Women of Tomorrow Awards celebration for May 4, 2022
• Approved minutes from November 22, 2021 meeting

Community Input Meetings (CIM)

Harford County is holding a community input meeting to discuss a proposed preliminary and site plan for a mini warehouse building of approximately 119,000 square feet with associated parking and a 6,200 square foot accessory convenience store, to be subdivided into separate lots. The meeting is scheduled for Friday, January 26, 2022 at 6:00 pm at the American Legion Harford Post #39 in Bel Air. The applicant is Frederick Ward Associates, Inc., and the public is invited to provide input.

• Proposed mini warehouse building: 119,000 +/- sf
• Accessory C-Store use: 6,200 +/- sf
• Subdivision into separate lots
• Location: 1915 North Fountain Green Road, Bel Air 21015
• Meeting at American Legion Harford Post #39, 500 North Hickory Avenue, Bel Air

This was a community input meeting, not a decision-making body. The developer presented preliminary plans for a proposed YourSpace Storage Hickory 2 development, including a 118,850 sq ft mini-warehouse and a 6,000 sq ft convenience store on a property zoned Commercial Industrial. No formal decisions, approvals, or denials were made; the meeting concluded after no questions or comments from the sole attendee.

• No formal decisions made; meeting was informational only
• Presentation given for proposed 118,850 sq ft mini-warehouse and 6,000 sq ft C-Store
• Meeting adjourned after no public comments or questions

Local Management Board

The Board of Directors will review updates regarding the Local Care Team and the Early Childhood Advisory Council. The agenda includes discussions on community asset mapping for youth development and FY 23 programs.

• Local Care Team Update
• Early Childhood Advisory Council (ECAC) Update
• Community Asset Mapping for mentoring and after school youth development
• Discussion of FY 23 Programs
• Request for Proposals regarding Mental Health / Trauma Informed Care

Churchville / Creswell / Fountain Green CAB

The Churchville, Creswell, and Fountain Green Community Advisory Board is holding its regular meeting. The agenda includes reports from elected officials and a sheriff's office update, with old business focused on traffic and road repairs. No presentations are scheduled, and the board will discuss a sheriff's office advisory committee update and schedule speakers.

• Traffic and road repairs discussion
• Sheriff's office update by Captain Schleper
• Update on sheriff's office advisory committee
• Schedule of speakers

The Churchville/Creswell/Fountain Green Community Advisory Board met on January 27, 2022, and discussed traffic safety concerns, including pending reports on intersections MD 22/136 and MD 543/136, and a possible speed limit change on MD 22. They also discussed the County Council redistricting map and received updates from the Sheriff's Community Board. No formal decisions or votes were made; the meeting was informational only.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the meeting
• Discussed pending traffic study report for MD 22/136 intersection (expected mid-February)
• Discussed completed traffic study for MD 543/136 and potential timeline for improvements
• Raised safety concerns at 136/Hookers Mill and Asbury Rd intersections, suggesting mirrors
• Discussed possibility of inviting a redistricting commission representative to a future meeting

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates met on January 25, 2022, to approve six procurement contracts totaling approximately $1.06 million. The items cover services for the Harford County Department of Public Works, the Harford County Sheriff's Office, and the Harford County Detention Center. All items are noted as having met required procurement procedures.

• Harford Transit Dispatch and APX: $526,128.25
• HCSO Night Vision Goggles: $69,670.20
• HCDC Interface Flooring: $61,934.70
• UST and AST Repair Services: $200,000.00 NTE
• HVAC Maintenance Services: $190,500.00

The Harford County Board of Estimates unanimously approved all 11 items on the agenda, including contracts for software, equipment, and construction. The most notable decision was the $100,000 sole-source purchase of IAPro and Blue Team software for police misconduct record-keeping. All motions passed without dissent.

• Approved $100,000 sole-source contract for police misconduct software (unanimous)
• Approved $294,146 purchase of Elgin Whirlwind Street Sweeper (unanimous)
• Approved $600,000/year UV CIPP pipe lining contract (unanimous)
• Approved $361,890 change order for solid waste facility repairs (unanimous)
• Approved $1,097,576 construction contract for Rock Glenn Park (unanimous)
• Approved $330,250 water main relocation for I-95 toll lanes (unanimous)
• Approved $100,000/year synthetic turf maintenance contract (unanimous)
• Approved $600,000/year tennis court and track renovation contract (unanimous)

Department of Social Services Advisory Board

The Harford County Department of Social Services Citizen Advisory Board met virtually and approved the December 16, 2021 minutes with a correction. The board discussed the director's retirement, noting the recruitment posting closes January 25, 2022, and reviewed committee reports, including a $3,500 expenditure request. No formal votes were taken on substantive policy matters.

• Approved December 16, 2021 minutes with correction (unanimous)
• Requested $3,500 expenditure approval from Ann Viol (Finance committee)
• Tabled birthday card and gift card actions due to COVID-19

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing several preliminary and site plans for land development. These include a large-scale industrial project, a commercial conversion, and a new residential subdivision.

• Mitchell Property Development: Proposal for six warehouse buildings and one retail service building on 708.4223 acres at Canning House Road, Fords Lane, and Perryman Road
• Wash X Of Fallston: Proposal to combine two parcels and convert a car dealership into auto detailing and carwash on Bel Air Road (Route 1)
• Garden Of Eapen: Proposal to create 22 single family residential lots on 12.87 acres on the south side of Cedar Lane

The Development Advisory Committee (DAC) reviewed three projects but made no final decisions. The Mitchell Property development, proposing five warehouses totaling 5.2 million square feet on 708 acres, received extensive comments from county departments and public opposition, with no approval. The Wash X of Fallston carwash and Garden of Eapen subdivision were also reviewed with conditions noted, but no approvals were granted.

• Mitchell Property preliminary and site plans reviewed; no approval, multiple deficiencies noted
• Wash X of Fallston preliminary and site plans reviewed; no approval, conditions outlined
• Garden of Eapen preliminary plan reviewed; cannot be approved due to school capacity
• No formal votes taken; all items remain under review

Environmental Advisory Board

The Harford County Environmental Advisory Board is meeting to welcome a new member, review the October 2021 meeting summary, hear a presentation from Healthy Harford Inc.'s executive director, and receive county updates. The agenda is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being the presentation by Ms. Bari Klein.

• Introduction of new EAB member Ms. Lynn Faulkner
• Review/approval of October 19, 2021 meeting summary
• Presentation by Ms. Bari Klein, Executive Director, Healthy Harford Inc.
• County updates
• New business

The Harford County Environmental Advisory Board unanimously approved the October 19, 2021 meeting summary. Members heard a presentation on county health statistics from Healthy Harford and received departmental updates on hazardous waste collection, stream restoration, and the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Code. No formal policy decisions were made beyond the summary approval.

• Approved October 19, 2021 meeting summary (unanimous)

Edgewood Community Advisory Board

The Edgewood Community Advisory Board is holding its regular virtual meeting. The agenda consists of updates from public safety agencies, county government offices, and local organizations, with no specific decisions or votes listed. The meeting is primarily informational and procedural.

• Public safety updates from Harford County Sheriff's Office and Fire/EMS
• Government updates from County Health Department, County Executive's Office, County Council, Harford Community College, Board of Education, and Aberdeen Proving Grounds
• Organization updates from 755 Alliance, Edgewood Family, NAACP, and Edgewood/Joppatowne/Independence Day Celebration
• Recruitment for next generation of community leaders, contact Jansen Robinson

Jarrettsville / Norrisville CAB

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes reports from the Sheriff's Office, fire department, and county officials, as well as presentations on 4H activities, income tax preparation, a local business, and a non-profit. The board will also discuss old and new business.

• Public Safety Report from County Sheriff Office Northern Precinct
• Fire Department Report from NVFC
• Speaker: Income Tax Preparation 2021 - News & Notes by Aimee O'Neill
• Local Business Spotlight: Sunken Road Farms by Sara Clisham
• Local Non-Profit: Ayres Chapel - Blessing Box Pantry

The Jarrettsville/Norrisville Community Advisory Board met on January 12, 2022, and heard updates from county officials and community groups. ThinkBig Networks reported over 50 customers online in Norrisville, with plans to expand via grants. The board approved the previous meeting's minutes and adjourned.

• Approved minutes from previous meeting
• Adjourned meeting at 7:50 p.m.

Board of Estimates

The Harford County Board of Estimates is meeting to approve 11 procurement items totaling over $3.8 million. These include contracts for software, street sweeping, pipe repair, park improvements, and water/sewer equipment. All items have met county procurement procedures, and the meeting will also approve minutes from the December 7, 2021 session.

• Rock Glenn Park improvements: $1,097,576.00
• Ultraviolet Cured in Place Pipe (UV CIPP): $600,000.00 NTE
• Whirlwind Street Sweeper: $294,146.00
• Intergovernmental Agreement for Solid Waste Management Services: $361,890.00 NTE
• KH-3020 I-95 NB at Abingdon Road Water Main Relocation: $330,250.00

The Harford County Board of Estimates unanimously approved five procurement items, including a $1.76 million sole-source renewal for Workday ERP software, a $77,000 annual contract for ball diamond mix, a $900/month lease for sheriff's equipment storage, and two truck purchases totaling about $391,000. All motions passed unanimously. The board also approved minutes from prior meetings and entered a brief closed session.

• Approved $1,758,405.63 Workday ERP software renewal (unanimous)
• Approved $77,000/year contract for screened ball diamond mix (unanimous)
• Approved $900/month lease at 132A Industry Lane for sheriff's storage (unanimous)
• Approved $197,152.60 for 2023 International roll off truck (unanimous)
• Approved $193,851.70 for 2023 International water tanker truck (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of November 23, 2021 meeting (general consent)
• Approved closed meeting minutes from September 28, 2021 (general consent)

People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board is meeting to approve prior minutes, receive updates on pending cases, and review a new application from Harford County Public Schools/Emmorton Elementary PTA. The board will also discuss old business, including the People's Counsel update and cases on layover.

• Review of Application 5957 (Harford County Public Schools/Emmorton Elem. PTA)
• Case 5922: Erich Bain & Steven Golden – P&Z beginning enforcement investigation
• Case 5937: Platinum Construction Group – Final argument requested
• Case 5954: Battaglia Homes, LLC – Hearing scheduled Jan. 12, 2022
• Case 185: Foster Run, LLC – Awaiting County Council's decision

The People's Counsel Citizens Advisory Board met virtually and unanimously approved the minutes from November 23, 2021. No case presentations were made, and no action was taken on Case No. 5957 (Harford County Public Schools & Emmorton Elementary PTA). The meeting was procedural, with no substantive decisions.

• Approved minutes of November 23, 2021 (unanimous)
• No action taken on Case No. 5957 (Harford County Public Schools & Emmorton Elementary PTA)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to approve minutes from December 1, 2021, and discuss old and new business, including an archeology update and outreach to real estate agents by Eric Polk. They will also review the commission's CY2021 report and address other items like Design Guidelines Phase II, the Harford Heritage Committee update, and MIHP inventory survey updates. Administrative matters include county landmarks in Bel Air and FFY 2022 training.

• Approval of December 1, 2021 minutes
• Archeology update
• Outreach to real estate agents by Eric Polk
• HPC CY2021 report review
• County landmarks in the Town of Bel Air

The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission approved spending $1,000 from its CLG training grant for two training sessions (HPC 201 and HPC 202) for commissioners. The commission also approved the December 2021 meeting minutes with a correction to a window description. No other formal decisions were made; other items were updates or discussions.

• Approved use of CLG training grant funds for HPC 201 and HPC 202 trainings (unanimous)
• Approved December 2021 meeting minutes with correction to window fixture description (unanimous)

Development Advisory Committee (DAC)

The Development Advisory Committee is reviewing two site plans. These include a construction services building and a large-scale solar power facility.

• Plan No. S566-2021: 3,500 sf pole barn for construction services at 3903 Federal Hill Road
• Plan No. S586-2021: Solar power generation facility on 254.69 acres at Fairview Farm Solar Project