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Signs Point to Less Roadside Clutter
Calvert County Commissioner Linda L. Kelley calls the proliferation of roadside signs "litter on a stick."
(Courtesy Of Linda-l. Kelley)
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During contentious public hearings, many Huntingtown residents have voiced their opposition to building Walnut Crossing and other roads platted in the 1993 plan.
"I would be concerned that a rezoning right now would preempt the [master plan] decision process," said Gregory Bowen, the county's director of planning and zoning. "Right now it is very much in the air."
Commissioner Gerald W. Clark (R-Lusby) proposed scheduling a public hearing in 90 days to hear the "substantial" public testimony on the subject. His motion passed 3 to 2. Commissioners President Wilson H. Parran (D-Huntingtown) and Commissioner Susan Shaw (R-Huntingtown) voted against the hearing.
SMECO Directors Slate
The Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative nominating committee has selected candidates for the five seats up for a vote this summer on the utility's board of directors.
The nominatees are:
· Calvert County -- Nancy W. Zinn.
· Charles County -- John H. Bloom.
· Prince George's County -- Daniel W. Dyer.
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