County Council - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

The Harford County Council recognized local living treasures and community organizations, approved several agricultural preservation resolutions, and rejected a proposed county prosecutor bill.

About this meeting

Government Body
County Council
Meeting Type
County Council
Location
Harford County, MD
Meeting Date
September 15, 2026

Transcript

54 sections

0:01 – 0:12Speaker 4

Hello, Mr. Chairman. We will hold the 26th Congress of the Republic of Korea. Please stand up for a moment to swear allegiance to the flag, following the prayer of the Robert Committee.

0:12 – 0:26Speaker 1

I swear allegiance to the flag of the Republic of Korea, which symbolizes the United States of America and China, a united nation under God, a nation that cannot be divided, a nation with freedom and justice for all.

0:29 – 1:31Speaker 4

God, Father, thank you for giving us another day and a chance to volunteer. Before we start today's meeting, please let us remember why we are here. We are here to make our county a better place for the next generation by serving our neighbors and strengthening the local society. Please give us the courage to choose the right path, not the easy way, with an open heart that can listen to our different perspectives and the power to maintain peace in difficult conversations. Lord, Our county residents, families who work hard every day, children and elders who go to school, emergency workers, small and medium-sized businesses, and all those who have faced financial or personal difficulties at this time. I urge you to take care of them. Please always remember that the decisions we make here can have a real impact on their daily lives. Please guide everyone who is here tonight. Please lead with kindness, speak with respect, listen with understanding, and never forget the privilege and responsibility of the job. Bless all the people living here with our community. We pray in the name of the Lord. Amen. Thank you, Mr. Robert.

1:31 – 1:50Speaker 1

Members, can we move on to number 5 and return to number 4? Thank you. Question No. 5. A request. A request. A request. A request. A request. A request. A request. A request.

2:13 – 3:06Speaker 3

Growing up in Bel Air, I knew Wendell Baxter, and I didn't want to treat him carelessly. He was strict, but he was fair. And when he saw him make a mistake, he would forgive him. I think I was scared of him at the time. I think all the other kids I know would have done the same. Fortunately, I've never caused him any problems. But I remember Wendell. In Bel Air's Carnival, I remember how threatening and threatening he was. But as you know, he and all the others have protected the law and order in Bel Air. That's what we need. Fortunately, we have people like that. So I'm glad to read this declaration. I didn't know Wendell himself, but I sincerely thank him for all the values he has kept in the past and now. Thank you.

3:13Speaker 1

Thank you. You said it well.

3:15Speaker 4

Is there anyone else?

3:17 – 3:55Speaker 1

Yes, Mr. Wendell. You really worked hard all your life. Over the past few years, I have learned about Mr. Wendell through the crime solvers program. He devoted his life to volunteer for the regional society and to create a better place for everyone. Last week, I got to know him through the crime-solving program meeting. Thank you, Windows. Thanks to you, Harford County has improved even more. Thank you. Thank you, Fatmon. Is there anyone else? Dickson. Yes.

3:55Speaker 4

Robert. Yes. Fatmon.

3:57Speaker 1

Yes. Jihar. Yes.

3:58Speaker 4

Dano. Yes. Chan Sung. Yes. Riley. Yes.

4:00Speaker 1

Chan Sung. Yes. Bull.

4:01Speaker 4

Yes. Seders. Yes. Chan Sung. Yes. Chan Sung.

4:04Speaker 1

6 votes. The name has been approved with 1 vote. Dr. Peggy Leary, would you like to present?

4:13Speaker 2

Dr. Peggy Leary would like to present Dr. Peggy Leary as a living treasure in Harford. Request. Request.

4:19Speaker 1

Thank you. Riley. The presentation and request have been completed. Is there anyone to debate? Dickson.

4:29Speaker 4

Dr. Leary. Chansung. Robert. Chansung. Phenmon. Chansung. Giardano. Chansung. Riley.

4:36Speaker 3

Chansung. Vilsedels. Chansung.

4:40 – 5:09Speaker 1

4. Mr. Baxter, who was appointed as a living treasure of Harford, please come forward. 좋은 시간입니다.

5:10 – 6:48Speaker 3

Wendell Baxter Jr.는 하퍼드 카운티 문화예술위원회의 추천을 받아 하퍼드 카운티 위회에서 하퍼드 살아있는 보물로 선정되었습니다. Mr. Baxter served in the U.S. Air Force from 1963 to 1965 and served in the field of regional information, disaster management, regional social relations and technology support for more than 40 years. From 1971 to 2001, he served as the first African American police officer at the Bel Air Police Station and later supported the construction and operation of the Bel Air computer system as a technical expert. Also, Mr. Baxter was a lifelong member of the Darlington and Delta Fire Dept. He showed a long-term commitment to public safety. He contributed to developing violence reduction programs and drug prevention programs at the local school. As a volunteer volunteer, he taught emergency treatment and received crisis intervention, medical support, and fire training. He was the first to arrive at numerous disaster sites to treat the victims and provide food and shelter. The Maryland-based Hartford County Committee will invite Wendell Baxter Jr. to Hartford on September 15, 2026 as a living treasure. It also reveals that his lifelong experience and his contribution to the Hartford community and the Naga County community will be a record of research that will rediscover the past, promote the present, and lead the future. His memory and history will be recorded by the Hapod County Public Library as part of the library's collection.

7:19 – 8:11Speaker 2

I am grateful for this. I have been looking forward to the great joy of knowing Wendell for 55 years. In 1971, when he entered the Bel Air police station, he and his colleagues, Eko Burger, R. Ward, Tommy Bromwell, and I, including Farrell Poi, all worked together. We came in through the back door of the bakery, had a good conversation, drank two or three cups of coffee, ate one or two donuts, and became good friends for a long time. And perhaps one of the most rewarding things I've done in the past few years is that you are in Harford County and you are expressing your gratitude for everything you have done in your lifetime. Also, you have made a lot of contributions for the whole of the United States. So I would like to thank you and congratulate you on behalf of my county committee colleagues. Thank you.

8:23Speaker 1

이 자리는 저에게 큰 의미가 있습니다. 그리고 오늘 밤 이렇게 많은 분들이 와 주셔서 감사합니다. 함께 일하는 분들도 계시고, 제가 동네에서 만나 뵌 분들도 계시네요. 제가 동네에서 만나 뵌 분들이 꽤 많습니다. 다 마셨습니까?

8:55 – 10:03Speaker 2

It's my first time hearing you say that. It's an honor to have some of the members of Darlington Fire Department and some of the members of Delta Bell Air tonight. I hope you all come forward when the photo shoot is over. Hello, sir. Sir, can you say a few words? Come up here. I'm going to record. I want to tell you that your award is a natural result. I saw comments about you on Facebook, and I remember that you won an award in 2016. As you said, you followed your children and gave them a wedding. You were fair and firm, and people really respect you. It's the same now. You're like a father of regional social distancing activities, and you've done a great job. Sir, the award is a natural result. Yes, yes, I see. 좋습니다.

10:03 – 11:05Speaker 3

하나, 둘, 하나, 둘, 하나, 둘, 셋. 감사합니다. 잠시만 기다려주세요. 서장님, 다시 올라오시겠어요? 네, 알겠습니다. Please record here as well. All people. Aoru is.

11:51 – 13:51Speaker 3

Dr. Peggy Leary graduated from a dental university in 1979 and worked as a female dentist for the first time in Harford County, and opened her own dentist in Bel Air in 1994. Dr. Leary's dentist continued to grow and expand her service until she retired recently. Dr. Leary raised two children who grew up in Paulston's Harford County Public School, and was very active in supporting the school program and the sports program of the Paulston Recreation Committee. In addition, in addition to participating in Paulston's school and recreation activities, Dr. Leary carried out volunteer work in other counties in Harford County and Maryland, and volunteered at the Volte Moore Esperanza Center, a mobile dental clinic installed in Harford Mall, so that parents can bring their children and receive free dental checkups. She provided numerous dental treatment services to difficult families in the region and donated toothbrushes and other supplies for medical volunteer travel. Dr. Ri-hyeo-ri's patients were deeply impressed by her dedicated care, and she was sincerely interested not only in dental health but also in one patient and one person. She was a genuine and unique expert who prioritized the quality of patient treatment over money. Dr. Leary worked as a member of the Maryland Board of Directors and a member of the Board of Directors and a member of the Board of Directors for several years. Thus, the Maryland-based Harper's County Committee on September 15, 2026, the living treasure of Harper's, Peggy Real, has declared that her lifelong experience and her contribution to the Harper's County community will be a research record that will remember the past, understand the present, and lead the future. Also, her memory and history will be recorded by the Hufford County Public Library's sculptor, and will be stored in the library's sculptor's database. I just talked to Dr. Larry, and the doctor worked at Hufford County for 47 years.

14:07 – 14:21Speaker 2

We know very well about the charity activities that the doctor has always mentioned, especially for our children and county residents. We are grateful and congratulated for your dedication to the local community for a long time. Harford County is like my hometown. I came from another state,

14:39Speaker 4

I've lived here since 1979, and everyone treated me like a family. I really love Hartford County. Thank you.

15:26 – 15:39Speaker 3

Is there anyone who wants to speak during the hearing? I'll step over here.

15:40Speaker 4

Good. It looks perfect. One, two, three.

15:52 – 16:31Speaker 1

Three. One, two, three. One, two, three. And one more. That's great. Thank you. Wait a minute. I'm sorry. You can step back and rest.

16:32 – 17:40Speaker 3

MBNA was established in Cleveland, Ohio in 1971 under the leadership of Dr. Lorraine Sands. It has a strong voice that represents black nurses and various population groups, promotes equal access to professional development education and educational opportunities, and has worked hard to improve health outcomes. The Black Nurses Association of Seychelles County, Harford, Maryland, BNA was officially granted by the Black Nurses Association of the United States at the 54th NBNA Year-end Academic Conference held in St. Louis, Missouri on July 30, 2026. Through this historical 이정표, 32 local governments from Harford and Chesil County came together to contribute to the improvement of health equality, professionalism, and the strengthening of regional social welfare. Thus, our Maryland-based Harford County Committee on September 15, 2026, congratulates the establishment of the Maryland-based Harford-Sesil County Nursing Association , and commemorates the dedication and hard work of 32 founding members.

17:55 – 19:04Speaker 4

We know most of the people here and have worked together in various fields. We are very happy to have established a nursing association in our county, especially in Cecil County. We are doing various activities that connect Harford and Cecil County. Now, please briefly explain the purpose and activities of the association to these people. Hello. It is a very meaningful opportunity for Harford County and Cecil County, and it is an honor for everyone who has been selected as a member of the association. This will be of great help to our county. We are all professional nurses who volunteer in various ways for the local community and the county. However, now we are actively engaging in education and participation in the local community, providing research-based information to medical service providers, and actively participating and concentrating on inequality issues that still exist in the local community. Therefore, this is a good opportunity for us to expand what we are already doing in the local community, such as Hartford County, Cecil County, and so on.

19:13 – 20:25Speaker 1

잘 하셨습니다 Now, we'll move on to the special announcement of the 6th case, the women's committee's annual report. Ms. McCord. Thank you. Mr. Chairman, and members of the committee, hello. Thank you very much for giving us the opportunity to tell you what kind of activities the women's committee is doing. Yes, come to the table with the microphone. Microphone. Please sit here.

20:36 – 24:19Speaker 4

Thank you so much for inviting me tonight. I'm very happy to tell you what we've been doing last year. I'm the chairman of the Women's Committee, and there are a few members here. Debbie, Linda, Linda. If it's not Debbie or Linda, I can't be a member of the committee. And there's Erin. There are a total of 15 members of the committee. It is our goal to do everything we can to improve the quality of life of women in Hartford County. I was really busy last year. Our representative event is the Leading Woman, Leading Women event, and at this event, we select a lot of very outstanding high school students and female students recommended by regional social organizations or teachers. If you look at the resume of these students, you'll think, what were you doing when you were in high school? They're really great students. In fact, one of them is currently the student representative of the Ministry of Education. They are really great women and cool young women. Also, as a woman in the past, I had a chance to hold an event to honor Dr. Jackie Ha-soo, who was respected. Dr. Nancy Grace Mick came and I was honored to be honored by her. It was a great honor, and the doctor recently received an award from the 교황. I don't know if you've heard of it, but you may have seen it as an article. It is said that he received an award from the 교황. We have a group made up of really great women. We did a few activities this year. We opened a baby shower for Choo's Hope, and a few people participated in our event. I remember that President Vincente also attended. We collected funds and supplies for babies. We continued this activity this year. What we are really looking forward to this year is to prepare a new event that has never been before. This event was planned by 15 women from the committee. We thought we should do more than the existing representative events. So, we decided to hold a women's resource fair on November 14. will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Highland School. We ask for your interest and participation in this event. We want to satisfy the needs of all women, all ages, and all social and economic classes. Not only will many excellent non-profit organizations participate, but also health and well-being-related booths will be prepared. At Copper Mine, people who conduct exercise demonstrations and produce research equipment will come. We will provide various programs to improve women's health in various places, including Upper Chesapeake. Many of you have already registered as a presenter, and Hope House is one of them. I hope many of you will join us. Our goal is to connect resources that women need. There are many organizations that provide various services in Hartford County, but sometimes it is the most difficult thing to connect people who need it with the right resources. So we want to achieve our goal on November 14th. I hope many people will come and meet us. Thank you to the members who attended. Thank you very much for taking the time to tell us how to work hard for our organization, activities, and the development of the Hapod County area. Thank you.

24:27 – 24:45Speaker 1

Alice, thank you for coming and thank you for telling us the latest news. That's right. The Women's Leader event is just like any other event you host, it's a really great event. Thank you for updating. Members, do you have any opinions or questions? Robert, I think you're doing really well. I've been to the Women's Leader event a few times, and I hope you continue to do well.

24:55Speaker 3

I think it will be a great opportunity to provide education and resources to women in our community. Thank you. Is there anyone else? Thank you.

25:02 – 25:30Speaker 1

Thank you so much. Yes, thank you. On September 8, 2026, 23 meetings were approved. Are there any changes to the meeting log? There are no changes, so the meeting log has been approved. Please record the records of Orda Noh, Gyorihan 01926 to 03126 in the meeting log.

25:30 – 43:47Speaker 3

According to the request of the Gyorihan 19-26 Agricultural Preservation, 1041 South Constitution Road, Eun County Administrator, Vice Chairman Vincent submitted. According to the Farming Preservation Program and Farming Preservation Act, which is stated in Article 60 of the Harford County Act of Maryland, the area of 54.4566 acres, which has potential for development, can be slightly different, has been approved. Purchasing target farmlands are two fields, 1041 South Constitution Road, 15.986 acres located along the tax identification number 04019040 and ROX Road, tax identification number 04019059, Pilesville, Maryland 21132. It contains about 4 development rights and about 10 property ownership rights, and it is set up to offer the use of the land for agricultural purposes. The buyers are Howard R. Erickson and Catherine D. Erickson or other owners. Therefore, the total purchase price should not exceed $ 435,652. However, the actual purchase price is determined by the Agricultural Preservation Act, as stated in the original resolution, and the county administration and the tax office can modify the sales contract under certain circumstances, including regulations and decisions on various related matters. The same as the content submitted by Gyorian 020-26 Farm Preservation 1501 Hollingsworth Road According to the request of the County Administrator, Vice Chairman Vincent submitted. Article 60, Section 2 of the Harford County Law, which was revised and updated by the Farming Preservation Program and the Harford County Law, according to the Farming Preservation Act, confirms that the development potential of the Farming Preservation Act, which is defined by the Farming Preservation Act, has a potential development position and the purchase of farmland composed of the following three letters. Hall-Links-Worth Road, 1501 Hall-Links-Worth Road, 29 Acre, South Hall-Links-Worth Road, 25.82 Acre Hall-Links-Worth Road, South Hall-Links-Worth Road, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Acre, 25.82 Ac Heidi Fritz, Jode Constance Farms LLC or other owners are set to offer agricultural use of the land for agricultural purposes. The total purchase price is not exceeding $600,000, and the actual purchase price is determined through a hearing according to the Agricultural Preservation Act. This law provides a one-off cash incentive so that county officials and taxpayers can modify their sales contracts in a specific situation, and regulates and decides on various related matters. According to the request of the county official, the record road on July 1, 2016 was submitted by Vice President Vincenti. Maryland's Harford County is the 60th of the Harford County Act, the second of the Harford County Program, and the 60th of the Harford County Act. According to the Farming Preservation Act, the land with potential for development and the county's 711 record road, tax ID number 03053695 and 152 National Road 37.94 acres, tax ID number 03053725, Paulston, Maryland 20,047. The land is a total of 165.52 acres, about 66.5 hectares, and contains about 14 development rights, and is set to be used for agricultural purposes. The purchase price is agreed from the owner or other owner according to the will of Fred Mills, Sandra Mills, and Michael Mills. It does not exceed 1,324,224. However, the actual sales budget is determined according to the original order, and it is subject to the Agricultural Preservation Act, which regulates the payment of cash incentives to county officials and financial officials so that sales contracts can be adjusted in certain situations. The本조례는 이와 관련된 여러 사항을 규정하고 결정합니다. 결의안 02-26 브레인보로 로드 2508번지 및 2512번지 농지보존 관련 내용입니다. 카운티 행정관의 요청에 따라 빈센티 위회의장이 제출했습니다. Maryland's Harford County has the Harford County Farming Preservation Program and the updated Harford County Act, Article 60, Article 2. According to the Farming Preservation Act, the development potential is about 19.8 acres, about 7.7 hectares, and the size of the farm. Maryland's Whitehall, Braden-Bow Road, 2508 and 2512. It has been approved that the courier number 21161, Rilkint, Nispams, LLC, or other owners should be purchased. The farm has about 1 development right according to the research criteria that limits use for agricultural purposes, and the total purchase price does not exceed $120,000. However, the actual purchase price is determined by the farm preservation law so that the County Administrator and the Administrator can modify the purchase contract in a specific situation. Various matters related to this Gyorihan 023-26 Farm Preservation 908 Cherry Hill Road According to the request of the county administration, the mayor of Vincente County submitted it. The Maryland-based Harford County, which promotes the Farming Preservation Act according to Article 60 of the Harford County Preservation Act, has a development potential of about 39.05 acres, which is defined in the Farming Preservation Act. It is confirmed that about 5,700 square meters of farmland will be purchased from James Gary Morris, Sarah Snowd, Grace Morris, or the owner. The farm is located in Maryland, 21,154, Cherry Hill Road, 908, and has a study permit to be used for development and agricultural purposes. The total purchase price is not exceeding $240,000. However, the actual sales tax is determined by the Agricultural Preservation Act, as stated in the original resolution, and the law regulates and determines various matters related to this by regulating and deciding on a one-time cash incentive payment so that the county administration and the tax office can modify the sales contract in a specific situation. According to the request of the County Administrator, Vincente's will was submitted. The Maryland-based Harford County is the 60th of the Harford County Regulation, the second of the Harford County Preservation Program and the revised Harford County Regulation. According to the Farming Preservation Act, the area of about 250.3391 acres with potential development is likely to be slightly different. It has been approved to purchase the farmland from a shareholder or other owner of Radio Topiary Gardens Inc. The farm is located in 3,535 Zarechville Pike, Moncon, Maryland 21,111 in Harford County, and has about 20 development rights that are limited to agricultural use according to the research criteria. The total purchase price does not exceed $2,712.80, and the actual purchase price is determined by the method of approving a one-off cash incentive payment according to the Agricultural Preservation Act. The County Administrator and the Administrator will modify the sales contract in a specific situation and decide on various matters related to this. The 269, Farm Preservation, and 2206 Tabernacle Road were submitted. According to the request of the county administration, the mayor of Vincente submitted it. This is to confirm that the Maryland-based Harford County is buying the property according to the proposed Harford County Farm Preservation Program and the revised Harford County Act, Article 60, Article 2. About 50,501 acres of development potential defined by the Agricultural Preservation Act, 22,000 square meters of agricultural land, address, 2206 Tabernacle Road, Whiteford, Maryland, 21,161, County Nair, are sold by Veda D, Cooper, and other owners. The farm has about 4 development rights, depending on the research criteria that limits the use of agricultural land. The total sales revenue is not exceeding $395,984, and the actual sales revenue is determined by the county administration and the tax office to modify the sales contract in a specific situation. According to the request of the administration, according to the request of the administration, according to the request of the administration, according to the request of the administration, according to the request of the administration, The area has about five development rights, which Kevin Shedley, Kevin Shedley, and Judith M. Shedley, Judith M. Shedley, or other owners have approved to purchase. The farm has about five development rights, depending on the research criteria that only recommends use for agricultural purposes, and the total purchase price does not exceed $444,702.29. However, the actual purchase price is also determined by the fact that it is stated in the original agreement in consideration of the one-time cash incentive payment according to the Agricultural Preservation Act. The County Administrator and the Administrator can modify the sales contract in a specific situation to regulate and decide various situations, and proceed with related procedures. According to the request of the Eung County Administrator of Line Bridge Road 2,190, which is the land of agricultural land conservation of the U.S.A. in the U.S.A., the Vice Chairman of the Vincente County Committee submitted it. According to Article 60 of the U.S. House of Representatives of the Maryland-based Harford County, the program of the Harford County Land Conservation Program and the revised Harford County Act, It is confirmed that about 37.6 acres and about 14.6 hectares of agricultural land are being purchased in Maryland's Whiteford Line Bridge Road, 2,190. It is confirmed that about 37.6 acres and about 14.6 hectares of agricultural land are being purchased in Maryland's Whiteford Line Bridge Road, 2,190. It is confirmed that about 37.6 acres and about 14.6 hectares of agricultural land are being purchased in Maryland's Whiteford Line Bridge Road, 2,190. It is confirmed that about 37.6 acres and about 14.6 hectares of agricultural land are being purchased in Maryland's Whiteford Line Bridge Road, 2,190. It is confirmed that about 37.6 acres and about 14.6 hectares of agricultural land are being purchased in Maryland's Whiteford Line Bridge Road, 2,190. It is confirmed that about 37.6 acres and about 14.6 hectares of agricultural land are being purchased in Maryland's Whiteford Line Bridge Road, 2,190. It is confirmed that about 37.6 However, the actual sales tax is determined by the Constitution of the Constitution of the Constitution of the Constitution of the Constitution of the Constitution of the Constitution Gyorihan 028-26 Farm Preservation 130-1 Lafee Dump Road Vincent A County Councilor submitted it and kept it with the County Administrator. According to the Harford County Farm Preservation Program and the Harford County Act No. 60-2, Gyorihan approves the acquisition of Harford County in Maryland. According to the updated Farming Preservation Act, about 43.802 acres, about 16,000 square meters of farmland are purchased from Edward Crowder and Rory Crowder or other owners. The farm has about three development rights, depending on the research criteria that only agricultural use is limited. The sales budget was agreed within the range that did not exceed $339,789.63. However, the actual sales budget is determined by a one-off cash incentive payment condition according to the Agricultural Preservation Act, and the county administration and the tax office have the authority to modify the sales contract in a specific situation. It is related to the channel road 2020 farm preservation. According to the request of the County Administrator, Vincente, the chairman of the committee, presented the case. Merrill Land's Harford County is the Harford County Farm Preservation Program and the updated Harford County Act, Article 60, Article 2, According to the Farm Preservation Act, the farm has about 22 acres of development potential, about 80,000 square meters in size. Maryland's Pilesville, Chanel Road, 2020, Posted Number 21,132, Fountain, According to the study, agricultural use is limited according to the terms and conditions, Richard Anthony Mason and Larry Mason Jr. or other owners have been approved to buy at a total of $ 120,000. However, the actual purchase amount is determined by the fact that the County Administrator and the Administrator can modify the purchase contract in a certain situation according to the Agricultural Preservation Act. Various related matters According to the request of the County Administrator, 202702 Wheeler School Road Farming Preservation is the 60th of the Harford County Farming Preservation Program and the revised Harford County Regulation. According to the Farming Preservation Act, the development potential is about 115.731 acres, about 56,000 square meters, 702 Wheeler School Road and 700 Wheeler School Road, Whiteford, The total purchase price is not exceeding $ 840,000. However, the actual purchase amount is determined by the Agricultural Preservation Act, which regulates the payment of disposable cash incentives, and the law gives authority to the County Administrator and the Administrator to modify the purchase contract in a specific situation, and regulates and determines various related matters. According to the request of County Administrator Vincenti, County Councilor Vincenti submitted. Maryland's Harford County is the Harford County Farming Preservation Program and the updated Harford County Act, Article 60, Article 2. According to the Farming Preservation Act, the area of about 56.01 acres with the designated development potential of the Farming Preservation Act may be slightly different. Farming size, address, 2704 Kono Ingo Road, Bell Air 21015. It has passed the agreement to approve the purchase from Hauntine, Le Hafford Friends School & Stock Company, or other owners. The farm includes about 5 development rights, and only agricultural use is limited according to the study permit settings. The purchase price does not exceed US$442,756.94. However, the actual sales loan is regulated by a one-time cash payment, and it is determined by the Agricultural Preservation Act, which gives the authority to modify the sales contract in a specific situation by the County Administrator and the Administrator, and regulates and decides on various related matters. The public hearing on all provisions will be held in the Eastern Committee meeting room at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. That's all.

43:47 – 44:22Speaker 1

Thank you. Have a drink. Let's move on to the next one, so have a drink. Are you ready? There's more. Ah, yes, there's more. Yes, there's a lot left. It's getting a little easier now. You did really well, but it's all numbers. All right, let's get started. Senator Jennifer Dana, please record Bill 26019 and 26020 in the meeting log.

44:44 – 49:19Speaker 3

The issuance of this bond is used to sell the next bond of the county at the rate of duty or tax. 1. The 2016 Joint Public Improvement Bond Series, the 2016 issuance bond, and 2. The 2017 Public Improvement Bond Series, the 2017 issuance bond, all of these bonds are combined with the 2016 issuance bond and are called the bond for sale, and are sold in the most appropriate way for the county's profits. 상환될 미상환채권 이하 상환채권이라함 위만기일 Under the terms of approval by the Council of the County of Merrill and the County of Merrill, the County Administrator can decide according to other regulations that are allowed by the 19-205, 19-206, 19-207, 254, 524, or other regulations that are allowed by the County of Merrill and the 19-205, 19-206, 207, or other regulations that are allowed by the County of Merrill and the County of Merrill. The revenue of the borrower's bond must be used to pay the cost required for the exchange of all borrower's bonds. Here, there is an exchange premium and an exchange rate that occurred or will occur, and the cost of issuing a borrower's bond is included, but it is not limited to this. County's purchase contract for all or part of the borrower's bond, that is, the appropriate factor that the county and county administration decide on as a single and absolute amount, to sign a purchase contract that will be signed between investment banks or financial institutions, and to regulate specific details related to the issuance and sale of the borrower's bond. It is not limited to the fact that the County Council does not limit the number of overrides in the county bonds that will be awarded as a profit of the borrower bond, but also the issuance, sale, payment and payment of financial obligations, as well as general additional details related to the payment and payment of financial obligations. However, such bonds or other bonds must be issued in accordance with the complete trust and tax authority of Merrilland County, Hartford County. All fees required for the payment of bonds or other forms of bonds required by the issuance of bonds or other forms of bonds approved in the Constitution and the issuance of bonds and other forms of bonds required by the issuance of bonds Specific additional items can be decided by administrative order. Yes, wait a minute. It's interest and bond. Specific additional information can be determined by the executive order of the respective county administration, and here is the modification of the accredited exchange of bonds or the pre-purchase contract form in the original law. Various document forms necessary for the implementation of the accredited financial aid in the original law, the issuance and distribution of the exchange of bonds, the pre-purchase contract and the pre-purchase contract. Payment of all necessary expansion costs related to this, interest rate to be paid, full-time schedule, cost reduction, and other other things that the county council generally considers appropriate are included, but not limited to them. After requesting the purchase and sale of the bond, the matter of the purchase and sale of the bond or the purchase and sale of a part of the private agreement, the issue of the issuance of the purchase and sale of the bond, and the various regulations and decisions related to the purchase and sale and discovery. A public hearing is scheduled at the committee meeting room at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. According to the request of the County Administrator of the Vincente Committee, Article 26-20 of the Act on Real Estate Taxes issued by the County Administrator of the Vincente Committee, the Act on Real Estate Taxes issued by the County Administrator of the Vincente Committee, the Act on Real Estate Taxes issued by the County Administrator of the Vincente Committee, the Act on Real Estate Taxes issued by the County Administrator of Thank you. Mr. Robert, please record the bill 26021 in the meeting log. Mr. Chairman, I oppose the bill 26021. Do you agree to refuse the bill?

49:19Speaker 1

As I just said, it must be approved first. You can refuse to agree after approval. Is it approved? Yes. So you can agree after approval. Yes.

49:46 – 51:11Speaker 4

Um, Article 2602 of the Law, which was passed by the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors Thank you, Senator Robert. Mr. Chairman, I oppose the bill 26 to 21. Are you trying to break the bill while I'm here? Yes. Request. All right. There is consent and request. There is no discussion. I will vote by name. Mr. Chairman. Opposite. Representative Robert. Opposite. Representative Patmon. Opposite. Representative Giordano. Chansung. Representative Riley. Chansung. Representative Bull Seders. Opposite.

51:12 – 53:17Speaker 1

반대. 4표, 찬성 2표로 부결되었습니다. 부결하려면 찬성 5표가 필요합니다. Mr. Patmon, please record the bill 2602 in the meeting log. The county prosecutor's appointment bill, which was proposed by Patmon, is the same as the following. The county prosecutor's appointment bill, which was proposed by Patmon, is the same as the following. The county prosecutor's appointment bill, which was proposed by Patmon, is the same as the following. The county prosecutor's appointment bill, which was proposed by Patmon, is the same as the following. County Prosecutor will provide access to certain records, and County Prosecutor will issue a summoner to request cooperation from employees in the prosecution process, and County Prosecutor will be obliged to issue a certain report. County Prosecutor's Regulation and Responsibility Thank you. Mr. Chairman, I object to Article 260 of the law. There is no discussion. Disagreement. 10. Fixed form and petition. No. 11. Final petition request for the bill. No. 12. Registration of the bill. No. 13. Unprocessed case. No. 14. New case. No. 15. Participation of citizen opinion. Is there anyone who has applied for participation?

53:17Speaker 4

Yes, sir. Three people applied for it tonight.

53:19 – 53:30Speaker 1

Matthew Brown, Diana Sedaoski, and Linda Steinplant. Hello. Can you tell me your name and email address? Yes, Matthew Brown.

53:30 – 56:37Speaker 2

My email address is 21,015. Hello, chairman and members of the committee. First of all, thank you to Mr. Whale Run, who told me last week. This is what I emphasized this year. We are talking about the priority ranking of the committee. One day, we have to stop the debate on the legal employment regulations stated at the county council and return to the actual operation of the Harford County. As I said, if you continue to raise this problem, I will judge you. We have wasted a lot of time in political competition, not knowing who has the right to work and who has the right to work, and we are already taking back the long-standing debates that have been dealt with through our institutions and the court. The court has already made a decision on whether it is a logical problem, that is, whether it is appropriate for the public position. This is the essence of the government. The legislature plays the role of the legislature, the administration plays the role of the administration, and the legislature plays the role of the legislature. In the end, we have to accept the results. Of course, we may not agree with the results, and we may suggest opinions that agree with and oppose the constitution. This is democracy. However, ultimately, it should be the top priority to govern according to each person's job. There are a few questions to Orda Noh, the representative of the city and the earth. Where were the two of you about the proposal to build a townhouse on Red Pump Road? HCHCPS is expected to be closed for about 10 months due to the increasing number of students and the ability to accept the air middle school and the increasing number of students in the air middle school and the ability to accept the air middle school. St. Clair Road, St. Clair Road, has already received an emergency engineering evaluation, and it seems that it will eventually need to be replaced. From what I've heard, HCPS has never mentioned these issues raised in the local community, except for the solar power problem. The solar power problem is being driven into conflict between the main government and the county at a distance. This is not a political debate. It is a problem related to development projects that are carried out near the school where people use, where children go, and near their homes. What we need to focus on is not about who is right or wrong. Why is there no urgent and active interest in data centers or solar power plants? We are wasting time refuting political debates at weekly meetings. At some point, we seem to have lost our essence. It doesn't mean that all the protesters have done anything wrong or done nothing. In fact, many of the protesters here have done a lot of work within the scope of their positions. Nevertheless, this political show is so frustrating. Making every meeting into a new political fight or a political workshop in the past is not only a waste of our own time, but also a waste of taxpayers' time, and it makes the light that goes back to the people who actually work blurry. I was elected to the election, but I'm still here. I went back to another post appointed by the committee. Even if I lose my term, I will still be here. Because the public service is not only done when the name is on the voting site. The citizens have the right to have a representative who listens to their voices, not just empty words. And our county has the right to have a demonstration that focuses more on solving tomorrow's problems today than on the current administration that is hanging on to the past problems. The election is approaching. Some of you may not be here, and some of you may still be here. During the remaining term, please do not manipulate this political conflict, do not hang on to what has already been done, and please use this place to volunteer for the local community. Thank you.

56:50Speaker 1

안녕하십니까. 데이먼 집. 다이애나 세달레스키. 21,047.

56:52 – 59:34Speaker 4

안녕하십니까. 위원 여러분. 지난주 제가 임기말 위회의 역할에 대해 드린 말씀을 주의 깊게 들어주셔서 감사합니다. I especially kept the stability of the county government at a time when the term was not even a few months away, avoiding a new bill that could be controversial, and suggested that the main policy decision was a wise move to leave it to the electors to make. But I don't think my message has been delivered properly. Unfortunately, we are standing again. Another week has passed and another bill has been passed. This time, it is a request to review the bill related to the county prosecutor. Some members have decided to accelerate the legal activities for the last few months of the term, rather than to reduce them. If you are an applicant who has asked us to listen to our voices for years, we cannot help but recognize the repeated patterns. We stand up and testify, send emails, attend meetings, and raise concerns. However, the answers that come back are often the same. The elected representatives say they listen to us, but they do not listen. The residents of this area are not asking the officials who have little time left to quickly pass the bill at the last moment. We ask you to admit that we have the right to suggest opinions on important political changes to the fact that we follow our own will and humility, and that the election results are in line, and that the newly elected representatives have the opportunity to make opinions on important political changes. There is not much time left in the parliament, so it should not be considered as a time bomb that pushes the policies of Miwan. Rather, it should be done in a responsible position. It is time to make important decisions for those who will take actual responsibility in the future while maintaining the government's proper functioning and maintaining stability. Thank you again for showing us so clearly and quickly that the concerns raised last week were not seriously accepted. Fortunately, the residents of Harford County are listening to our voices even if the council is not listening. And unlike the remaining term of this council, our voices will be considered important for a long time even after the remaining three months. Thank you.

59:44Speaker 1

Hello. Please tell me your name and password.

59:47 – 1:02:45Speaker 4

I am Linda Stein Flint. My password is 21,015. I am Mr. Flint, you cannot comment on the currently listed case. Tonight. It's a listed case, but I'm talking about double-fund raising, so it's the same context. All right. But you cannot comment on a specific case. That's right. All right. So, the problem with double-fund payments is that even if they do not receive direct guidance from the county administration, they directly get the influence of the county administration and the tax money of the county they receive. It is a double-fund payment that allows them to leave. It is because it is voting on funds or policies that directly affect the two organizations in which you belong while working in one organization. I think the bill submitted by Tony G should be passed. And what you should always remember is that if the chairman kept his promise and maintained his retirement status, he would have been able to fill all the vacancies, but he didn't. Also, we need to focus on preventing the meaningless solar policy promoted by the main government. There is a suggestion to beautify the installation of solar panels on the roof of a business that has a storage of more than 1850 square meters. The government should not jeopardize anything in the business. These measures will only increase the cost of our Harford County. Maryland is considered one of the most difficult states to do business, and many companies are actually leaving Maryland. In order to create a stronger economy, we must prioritize the economy that supports corporate investment, expansion, and long-term growth. It is not a jeopardizing policy that removes additional cost burden on companies. What I would like to suggest to Mr. Han, who could not attend tonight's meeting, is that the two main members of the same district and Mr. Sang-won should continue to throw a letter of appreciation for the tax return, ignore our county's assets, district settings, and planning decisions, and publicly ask for responsibility for promoting the solar power generation obligation policy. Our county must strongly demand that the main government ignore the county's planning process. I represent the opinions and values of our county, We will continue to work to bring the best results to our county and continue to make sure that people who are suitable to move forward can sit on the seat. It will not help our county in the future to pass these laws and push them. It is not that you should not do this, but it is not helpful to anyone other than your own self-esteem to hasten the settlement without a proper investigation.

1:02:53 – 1:03:53Speaker 1

16. Member of the House of Representatives, Mr. Jender Noah. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The September 11th protest was held at the 승마센터. New York, Harford County, Washington D.C. etc. held protests in various places to support each other. Thank you to everyone who attended. Today, I was in St. Hawkins, and it turned out to be Monument Sotheby's. They will also be a member of the group. That's all. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Riley. Yes, I attended the bridge meeting held at St. Mary's. And there's something I want to let Matthew Brown know. The reason he lost the election is because he couldn't communicate with the local voters. But I'm not like that. By N, thank you for listening. I tried, but my colleagues didn't listen. That's why they lost. I hope you score a better team next time. Is it Solis? It's okay. Thank you. Is it Robert? Yes, thank you.

1:04:06 – 1:06:03Speaker 4

I also attended the 9-1-1 terrorist protest held at the Seungma Center in February. It went very well. It was an event to commemorate the 9-1-1 terror. On Saturday, September 12, I attended the anniversary of the 30th anniversary of the Light Hague Center. I delivered a declaration of commemoration. And last night, there was a meeting of the regional advisory committee of Edgewood Joppa Town, and Mr. Cookins, the head of the committee, spoke for a long time. I arrived at 8 o'clock, and the meeting was just over. It was a good meeting. The local community is constantly sharing the story that they want more. And we're all thinking about what we can do best. On Sunday, September 20, the Joppa Magnolia Company Joppa Magnolia Company's 75th Anniversary Open House will be held. It will be held from 9 p.m. to 7 p.m. At 6 p.m. on Monday, September 28, please let us know what you think at Joppa Town High School. This is a place to share your thoughts on the future of the Joppa Town Recreation Center. And there was also a discussion about the construction of the Gun Powder River and the Bush River, the Amtrak, the AMTRAK, and the bridge. The meeting of the Amtrak department has already been completed, and now we need a meeting with the Coast Guard. The Coast Guard has to listen to the opinion of the bridge's actual height and make a decision. I finished the evening meeting today and invited the Coast Guard to have a conversation with the local residents. I'm going to have a seat. That's it for me. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Robert, Mr. Pemberton, and Mr. Chairman.

1:06:03 – 1:07:56Speaker 1

Thank you for your good news. Thank you for being with me. The disappointing news is that the county government of Harford is again. and tried to dismiss me. I filed an urgent lawsuit with the Supreme Court, but I was dismissed yesterday. For almost three years, the administration has spent a lot of tax money on lawyers and numerous civil servants for only one goal, that is, to overturn the decisions and judgments of non-local officials and the court. This is more than a simple legal opinion. In my opinion, this is a huge waste of government power and taxpayers' resources. The county has already turned the judgment upside down. I was re-elected as a judge, but the administration is still wasting public resources to dismiss me. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The 17th item was the chairman's speech. I'll tell you two things tonight. Thank you to everyone who called and said hello to Jin. Jin is doing well at home. Everything is back to normal. And... This weekend, from Saturday, September 19 to 9 p.m., the Hawkins Farm will hold the third Warrior Fest. This event represents all graduates from 1940 to the present. It was a really good time. That's it for now.

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