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July 2010 2009Ecember July 2010 2009ecember ATTEND BQA RALLY SEPT. 16TH-- MEARS POINT MARINA-6 PM (See2008 Page 3!) Linda Kohler – District 2, Republican COMMISSIONER CANDIDATES MEET WITH BQA Brings to the table a financial background. Sat on the BOARD Citizen’s Budget Committee and was alarmed at the state of the County’s finances. Feels the county does not The following candidates meet with the BQA board at do a good job following their budget. Stated that the their May meeting: Budget Committee was given limited information and not allowed to address certain areas of the budget. Steve Arentz – At Large, Republican ü Steve was the QAC Economic Development Would love to help change the notion that QA County Commission Chairman. Has seen the EDC make is not open for business ü recommendations with no action and believes there We need to make sure that we are one step ahead of has to be a better way. the groups that bring litigation against every development. ü ü Wants to see QAC actively seeking the right kind of Feels we need to utilize John Borders more. Very economic development knowledgeable but not listened to. ü ü Would like to see county EDC rep in a 4/5 year Wants to help county behave more fiscally conservative. contract to remove fear of firing and just let them ü do their job Supports Wye Mills plan; initially supported FASTC ü Having Fordonski as the Commissioner rep to EDC but does not see great indicators for economic is anti-EDC! She’s not on the same page benefits. ü Would bring back Wye Mills plan in a heartbeat. Believes he witnessed a gross misuse of power by Livingston Banks – Sheriff Candidate Planning Commission when it was tabled. Presently with the State Police. Lives in Queenstown with wife and two children. Loyalty, Honor, Professionalism and Integrity are the values he wants to Jack Broderick – District 4, Democrat bring to the office of Sheriff. Has run for County Commissioner before. Very involved with county issues. Has a background with ü Fiscal Responsibility – Manages the budget for the the Federal Government that focused on mediating Safety Division with the State Police and was the relationships. Feels that he could help bring about a prior CFO for the State Police. collaborative effort for responsible growth. ü Proactive Policing – Wants to see more police presence in neighborhoods. Right now there are ü Commercial Growth – Wants to see commercial communities that pay for extra patrols and he would growth that would contribute to the strength of our reduce or eliminate that cost to the neighborhoods. culture (Tourism) Also, wants to see something ü Partnership – Wants to create a better partnership happen to Matapeake building and Kaplanges with surrounding resources (DNR, State, CHART, building which are now sitting empty. Bay Bridge Police) ü FASTC – Had trouble with the hard skills aspect. ü Wants to create a central crime database Wants to see Environmental Impact Study. ü Wye Mills Plan – Does believe that it makes sense More candidates met with the board at the June to see growth around the college but would meeting. See their write up on page 3 along with info on support revisiting this project. the BQA Rally! Make sure to send in your questions and ü Budget Process – Has been to all budget comments to rally chairs: meetings. Needs more information available to Dave Thompson at [email protected] public. Felt they hung the Citizens Committee out to dry. Camille O'Donnell at [email protected] COMMISSIONERS APPROVE INCREASE FOR MEMBER NEWS CONTINUED… LANDFILL TICKETS After almost two decades as an affiliate of the Washington Redskins network, the Annapolis station As part of the County’s 2010-2011 budget, which made the decision to change affiliations. The decision reduced services to prevent an increase in taxes, was made based on the results of a survey of both the following press release was received on June listeners and advertisers in addition to other market 23, 2010: data. The outcome overwhelmingly favored a transition to broadcast the Baltimore Ravens. The Queen Anne’s County Commissioners have approved an increase in the price of landfill tickets, as “The move had been contemplated for a few years” well as a schedule change for all county trash and says Steve Hopp, V.P. and General Manager, of recycling stations. The changes will take effect July 1, WNAV. “As a community based radio station, we are 2010. dedicated to listening to the needs and interests of our audience.” The schedule change will reduce the hours of operation from nine to eight hours daily. This 1430 WNAV is operated by Sajak Broadcasting eliminates all overtime as directed by the County Corporation, owned by Wheel of Fortune TV host Pat Commissioners in Budget Resolution 10-11 passed on Sajak. WNAV’s sister station, WTTR, Westminster, is June 15, 2010. These changes will result in a net also a Baltimore Ravens affiliate. The dual affiliation increase of about $310,000 to the Queen Anne’s will provide additional marketing opportunities for County General Fund Budget. regional advertisers. FASTC UPDATE Ticket books will increase from $25 to $45 for a book of 15 tickets. After further analysis, the Department of State (DoS) and General Services Administration (GSA) have For more detailed information about the Fiscal Year determined that the Hunt Ray/Crismer Farm in Queen 2011 budget, go to www.qac.org and click on Budget Anne's County will no longer be considered for the and Financial Information under the Quick Links on the proposed DoS Foreign Affairs Security Training Center. home page. DoS and GSA remain committed to a robust and transparent public engagement process and value the MEMBER NEWS! input from the citizens of Queen Anne's County and the leadership of both Federal and local representatives on behalf of the community throughout this process. As DoS increases its workforce and presence in unstable regions of the world, the need for a consolidated training center for DoS' Bureau of Annapolis Radio Station Changes NFL Affiliation Diplomatic Security is even more important to ensure WNAV joins the Ravens radio network the safety and security of our civilian employees and partners. DoS and GSA are actively engaged in a site Annapolis, MD (July 1, 2010) - Radio station WNAV, selection process and look forward to opening this 1430 AM, announces signing an agreement to essential national security facility and being good broadcast Baltimore Ravens NFL Football this season. neighbors. (See ad on page 4!!) BUSINESS Queen Anne’s Newsletter ………………………………………………………………….…..Page 2 CANDIDATES - JUNE BQA BOARD MEETING David Dunmyer – District 1, Republican David came onto the scene with the FASTC project as he lives in Ruthsburg. He’s a home builder originally from AA County. ü Moved from AA County for the quality of life here and wants to maintain that. ü Growth is important but wants the right type of businesses brought to QA County. ü Says that while he is involved with the Anti-FASTC group, he is not running because of FASTC. ü Admits he needs to learn more about Four Seasons and the Wye Mills Plan. ü Wants to see the empty commercial properties filled not with just retail, but with businesses that offer products/services/manufacturing. ü Wants to see more condensed housing developments. Mr. Dunmyer ended by saying that he is honest, conservative and has an ear for honest solutions. He is open minded and hard working. (Note: Mr. Dunmyer led the charge to boycott businesses that supported FASTC) Frank Frohn – At Large, Republican Mr. Frohn has been on the County’s Planning Commission for many years. Was there when the 2002 Comp Plan was implemented. ü Feels that our county is positioned in a great spot for telecommuting. (BRAC, Fort Meade) ü With Delaware so close, feels we need to roll back our Sales Tax to 3-5% ü Regarding the effectiveness of the EDC, is not happy with all the empty commercial spaces. Also wants to see something happen at the Matapeake Site. (Nick Deoudes pointed out that this is State owned and does not have proper water and sewer) ü Frank stated that it is important that a consensus be reached regarding any development of issue such as the south KI water and sewer to avoid litigious situations such as Four Seasons. (He would like to see W&S in South KI) ü Mentioned that all five surrounding counties had to agree on the Wye Mills Plan’s water and sewer. Once the State did not support the project, the Planning Commission felt they could not support. ü Wants to see Blue Ribbon Panel recommendations implemented in Comp Plan. All Candidates that make it through the primaries will be asked to attend the BQA Rally! BUSINESS Queen Anne’s Newsletter ………………………………………………………………….…..Page 3 BUSINESS Queen Anne’s Newsletter ………………………………………………………………….…..Page 4 Queen Anne’s County Circuit Court House Land unanimously approved at the urging of the Court Acquisition House Committee. One of the critical decisions facing the County is the “Although the negotiation had its ups and downs, we disposition of the Queen Anne’s County Circuit Court feel that a fair and equitable deal has been struck with House. Built in 1796, the Court House is the oldest still the landowners on behalf of the citizens of the in continuous use in Maryland and the sixth oldest in county,” said Deoudes at the February 9, 2010 the United States. The historic building has been Commissioner’s meeting when the property rendered obsolete and a public safety hazard due to acquisition was unanimously approved.
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