[0:05] Good evening. I would like to call the town council meeting of February the

[0:09] 12th, 2026 to order at 7:12 p.m. >> I would like to move Greg Dodson

[0:17] administrate the meeting due to technical difficulties with Zoom.

[0:20] » I second the motion.

[0:26] So, I guess we'll call for the vote then. So, all in favor say I.

[0:31] » I. I. >> I.

[0:32] » Any opposed? >> Motion carries.

[0:36] » Thank you. Good evening, everyone. I would like to note for the record that

[0:42] the mayor is absent this evening. also that council vice president Healey uh is

[0:49] present on via zoom but due to technical difficulties cannot run the meeting

[0:55] tonight. So I will step in and run the meeting.

[1:00] Next we would like to start with the pledge of allegiance.

[1:04] Um we're going to ask Mr. Bowen to lead us.

[1:12] » To the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it

[1:17] stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice

[1:23] for all. >> Thank you.

[1:30] » Approval of the agenda. >> Move to approve the agenda.

[1:37] Second. >> Any discussion?

[1:41] All those in favor? >> I I

[1:44] » Any oppose? Thank you.

[1:51] Next, we have uh next item is the minutes from January 14th and February

[1:57] the 5th. Uh can I get a motion to approve the minutes from January the

[2:00] 14th town council meeting as submitted? Move to approve the January 15th

[2:06] meetings meeting minutes. >> Is there a second?

[2:10] » Second. >> Any discussion?

[2:12] » All in favor? >> I.

[2:15] » Any oppose? Thank you. Request for a motion to approve the minutes from

[2:20] February the 5th town council work session as presented.

[2:25] » So moved. >> Second.

[2:29] » All in favor? >> I.

[2:31] » Any oppose? Thank you. Okay, moving on to business items. Our

[2:37] next item includes the annual election of the town council vice president.

[2:46] Is there a motion to elect a town council vice president?

[2:53] » I move to nominate Mickey Hmel for the position of vice president town council

[2:58] effective immediately.

[3:09] Is there a second?

[3:14] » Is she >> I'm sorry. Yes. Councilwoman Healey

[3:19] second that motion. >> All right. Thank you. Any discussion?

[3:24] All those in favor of council member Mickey Hmel

[3:31] becoming the vice president of the council, please signify saying I.

[3:37] » I. >> Any oppose?

[3:40] Thank you. Effective immediately, I am turning the meeting over to the new

[3:45] elected vice president. >> Thank you, Greg.

[3:49] » You're welcome. >> unorthodox role of role of how we're

[3:52] going tonight. Um, all right. So, next up on the agenda

[3:55] is the contract award for the flower box replacement. We went over this last week

[4:02] at the work session. Um, we didn't have any other questions. Um, so we're good

[4:05] to entertain a motion for approval to W let me make sure I get this exactly

[4:11] right.

[4:15] So many papers. uh Wes Incorporated in the amount of $178,434.

[4:23] » So move. >> Is there a second?

[4:26] » Second. >> All in favor?

[4:29] » I. >> All opposed.

[4:32] » All right. Motion carries. >> All right. [clears throat] Um the next

[4:39] bit we have is the council of sheriff's report.

[5:03] We're still catching up. [laughter] Last time I didn't turn the mic on and

[5:07] they were hollering at me. So once again, good evening. Um,

[5:13] everyone received a copy of the town report.

[5:17] Um, during the month of January, we responded to 67 calls for service,

[5:26] and we had 639 self-initiated activities to include follow-ups for

[5:31] investigations, patrol checks, and traffic stops. Some of the cases we had

[5:36] of note, um, on the 21st, we had a theft and runaway. That's the one that we've

[5:43] seen quite frequently in the town reports. Um that juvenile has since gone

[5:48] to Shelton camp. Um and has quieted down in there for the time being. I'm not

[5:54] sure what's going to happen with that after the fact, but um it's been

[6:00] peaceful for the deputies not having to respond out there every day. So, um, we

[6:04] had a few DUIs, um, several assaults,

[6:09] and, uh, we did have a couple frauds. Um, a lot of them having to do with cash

[6:16] apps. So, just trying to remind citizens, keep an eye on your cash app

[6:20] stuff and things like that. All of your online stuff is very vulnerable. Uh,

[6:25] majority of the frauds we see have to do with a lot of these new apps. Um, not

[6:30] that I make any money from them, but I'm a big uh fan of Zel.

[6:36] I've never had an issue personally with Zel watch. I will tomorrow now. But um I

[6:41] do see a lot of issues with the cash apps and uh even the Apple Pay, which is

[6:46] also very secure, but they're able to crack those two. So, um any questions

[6:53] from the council?

[6:57] » Uh seeing none. Thank you. >> Okay. All right. I'll be here till the

[7:00] end if anyone has any questions or needs to speak with me. So, thank you for your

[7:04] time.

[7:07] » Next, we have the town administrator's report.

[7:11] » I'm almost [snorts] afraid. Good evening, uh, council. Linda Vasala, town

[7:15] administrator. Just a couple of quick items from January. Uh, starting with

[7:19] the Chesapeake Beach Water Reclamation Treatment Plant. I do provide an update

[7:22] each month. Um, we have had a little bit of trouble getting copies of the

[7:28] finalized budget. We did get the top budget. We were seeking rollup numbers.

[7:32] When I wrote this report, we did have that information and we recently got

[7:36] that information. So, we are uh meeting as a team right now to go back through

[7:41] and make sure we understand what those numbers look like and how it may or may

[7:44] not impact our budget. U, I think I mentioned uh during our budget

[7:48] presentation that when we put our numbers together, we were a little

[7:50] concerned we weren't going to have them. So, we made adjustments internally

[7:53] accordingly. Um, so I will by the time we come to work session in March, we

[7:59] should have some pretty solid numbers for you. I think we're going to be okay,

[8:02] but until we've looked at that, um, I'm not going to give you 100% on that one.

[8:08] Our FY26 budget update, we are doing very well. Um, Joanne will talk to you a

[8:12] little bit about the treasures report here in a minute, but we are still

[8:15] tracking very positively. We're paying very very close to our expenditures and

[8:19] the revenue lines coming in and um the tax differential discussion will be

[8:25] happening on February 24th. Mayor Benton will be down with the county

[8:28] commissioner. So, we'll have some information hopefully from the county

[8:32] with that and we have not yet got gotten the constant yield information and as

[8:36] soon as I get that I will send it over to you.

[8:40] um that will be part of the final budget uh approvals.

[8:46] And then uh for the 27 planning, I mentioned we're coming back for two

[8:50] presentations next month. We'll have your during the work session, we will

[8:54] have the CIP, so the capital improvement plan presentation. We will have the

[9:00] council budget presentation. And if you have items that you would

[9:04] like for us to include in that pleas presentation, please get them to me and

[9:07] we'll make sure they're in there. and we still have time to take any other

[9:10] adjustments or questions that you have and we can get that updated. And we will

[9:15] also be doing a discussion in work session about the recommended fee

[9:19] schedule.

[9:23] And with that, uh, that's kind of the 50,000 foot view. We do every month

[9:27] provide you an update on our open IRBs and contracts. Um, nothing really new to

[9:34] update here with the exception of the award tonight. So, we're we're doing

[9:37] pretty well. So with that, that is the end of my report unless you have any

[9:40] questions.

[9:44] » All right, seeing no questions, have to check on Zoom for

[9:49] Mary. All right, next up we have marketing and

[9:53] communication.

[9:59] » Hello everybody. Kevin Schmidt, communications director. Exciting start

[10:03] to this meeting. appreciate everyone's patience as we [clears throat] uh

[10:08] creatively problem solve. Uh you have my report uh for the month. A couple

[10:14] standouts uh that I'd like to mention. Our open call for farmers market vendors

[10:19] is out right now. Um we look forward to a bunch of returning vendors and perhaps

[10:25] some new exciting ones. Uh they can register online. It's been promoted on

[10:30] our website in our newsletter. um on our social media pages and open

[10:36] applications are till March 9th. Uh I believe we have five election judges

[10:43] now. Um it might it may be great to have an additional one just in case. We do

[10:48] need five total. Um so those applications are also still ongoing. Um

[10:54] and then as far as events, we have one. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then as far as

[11:00] as far as events, um we have uh the animal Valentine's and the Bayside

[11:07] History Museum. Animal Valentine's on Saturday and the Bayside History Museum

[11:12] uh on Sunday here at town hall. So, thank you for your time. Any questions?

[11:19] » Yes. You mentioned about the five election judges and maybe a six. Why

[11:25] would you need a six judge? >> Uh I haven't we haven't

[11:28] graded the applications yet. We've just received them. So, I don't know if we

[11:32] cap it at five or maybe we want to have an extra in the tank just in case

[11:36] availability becomes an issue. >> All of those applications will come to

[11:39] council. >> Yeah, but I'm just wondering why we

[11:42] would need an extra person to add it. >> Normally, it's five, correct?

[11:47] » We have a total of five. The application um process was open, I believe, through

[11:52] the end of this week. >> Okay. So maybe I think what I'm hearing

[11:57] is that we only received five applications

[12:00] » to date. >> Two days.

[12:01] » Okay. And when when are we closing again?

[12:04] » I believe it's Friday, sir. I'll double check the date on that.

[12:06] » Okay. Maybe we blast it out again. Maybe add a

[12:11] few days to it and see what happens and go from there

[12:16] since we still have some time.

[12:20] the we the only we can certainly do that and we'll do that. Um just a reminder we

[12:26] have to have them appointed by April 1st. So we'll have something for you.

[12:30] » If we need to extend a week we could we could bring it to the regular council

[12:33] meeting. >> Yeah. Yeah. I get it.

[12:36] » Got it. >> Yep. Thank you.

[12:38] » Absolutely. >> All right. Thank you, Kevin.

[12:41] » Thank you. >> All right. Next is planning zone

[12:44] planning and zoning and code enforcement.

[12:52] Good evening, council. Rick Crump, planning zoning director. Um, we had a

[12:57] report in front of you. As usual, January's for planning zoning, code

[13:01] enforcement is our slowest time of the year,

[13:06] colder it gets, the few things we have happen enforcement wise with properties.

[13:14] We did have a plan commission this month that the final approval for the Flynn's

[13:20] Arcade that will be opening shortly and board of appeals. We had several

[13:27] short-term rentals that were also approved. Other than that, it was a

[13:31] relatively slow slow month just catching up on

[13:35] filing and closing out internal things.

[13:43] » Any questions?

[13:46] » All right. Thanks, Rick. >> Thank you.

[13:51] » Next, we have public works.

[13:58] » Everyone, for the record, Donnie Bowen, Department of Public Works. Um, for

[14:03] anybody who's been in the area, I think the words of the month this month are

[14:07] snow, ice, and cold temperatures. So, public works been hard uh hard at it

[14:11] with that. Um, I'd like to take a minute to thank my crew. They were out. They've

[14:15] been out working hard during the storm to keep the roads clear. Um crews worked

[14:21] around the clock during the storm and then we had the ice hit after we got the

[14:24] snow pretty much gone. You know, we had two or three inches of ice on top of

[14:27] that. So, it made it pretty difficult, but uh I think they did a pretty good

[14:31] job. We kept the roads open. Um the mayor did authorize bringing in some

[14:35] contract help to clear the parking areas, um the public sidewalks and the,

[14:39] you know, shoulders to try to get as much parking available as we could with

[14:43] the amount of snow we had. Um, like I said, that that was uh I

[14:47] think the crew overall did a great job. We brought on like three additional two

[14:51] Bobcats and a little mini skid steer which helped with the sidewalk. So, I

[14:55] think that worked out well. Um, K&H did provide some help out front here in

[15:00] front and went a little further. So, they did the whole strip along in front

[15:03] of Second and Third Street pretty much for us. So, that was kind of nice of

[15:07] them. Um, we also responded to several calls um over the weekend, over the last

[15:13] couple weeks with frozen pipes. As you can imagine, most of those probably did

[15:17] uh 15 or 20 frozen pipe calls. Most of them were under the residents crawl

[15:22] spaces and it just required us to cut the water off so they could do the

[15:25] repair and then we came back out and cut the water back on for them. Um, we did

[15:29] have one water main break that did require after our shutdown in the Burn

[15:33] Oaks townhouse subdivision. We had a saddle that did break and uh that one we

[15:39] had to wait on Miss Utility for probably three and a half hours to get there

[15:42] because it was electric in the area. So, we had to wait to get it marked. It was

[15:44] a Friday night and it took um we we only had the water off about an hour and a

[15:49] half though total just the water shut off time. But it take a little bit like

[15:53] I said we found it about um resident called in found about 4:00 in the

[15:58] evening, we had to wait till about 8 8:30 before we could start digging and

[16:01] uh by 11:00 we were kind of wrapped up with it. So,

[16:05] um you have my report. Does anybody have any questions on any anything else?

[16:08] » The uh Burn Oak saddle, was that one of the new ones or was that one of the old

[16:12] ones? >> That was the old one.

[16:14] » Yeah, like whenever Burns was built, I can't remember exactly off top of my

[16:16] head, but that was original saddle. >> Okay. I remember at some point we were

[16:19] going through replacing those. I didn't know if we got to that section. Every

[16:22] year it seems like when it gets cold, I mean, we haven't had a winter like this

[16:26] for five or six years, thank God. But, uh, but for some reason over there, um,

[16:31] San Francisco and there we lose them when to the cold weather.

[16:35] » Yeah, I remember that one up in San Francisco a few years back.

[16:37] » But it is supposed to be 60° next Wednesday. So, come on. Looking forward

[16:41] to that. >> And we'll start back on the normal

[16:44] saddle work next week, maybe. >> Any other questions?

[16:52] No, >> thank you. Did I think Mary has some

[16:56] » She does. I I have it. >> She says she would she would like to

[17:03] thank Department of Public Works for all the long hours and good work. I saw the

[17:08] contractors. It keeps And they really It keeps flipping down. Oh, and they really

[17:15] helped and I know you helped a lot of people as well. Great job to everyone.

[17:21] » Thank you.

[17:25] » Again, from all of us, thank you and your crew, Donnie, for all the hard

[17:28] work. >> I'll let them know. Thanks.

[17:31] » All right, Joanne.

[17:48] Good evening everyone. Thanks for having me here. A treasures report is through

[17:53] January 31st. Um the most uh significant items to me

[17:59] are 75% collection on the property tax revenue.

[18:04] That's pretty good for for this year. And then the other thing I'd like to

[18:10] point out is we're into our second quarter of the water and sewer billing

[18:15] and that has gone flawlessly. We um we were down an employee, we hired

[18:22] a new employee and there's been like no no lapse in service as far as the water

[18:29] and sewer billing. So that's good. And then the other item I'd like to

[18:34] mention, and Kevin's too gracious to say it, but I know Donnie and his crew do a

[18:39] lot, but also Kevin went out and uh personally dug out. There was a couple

[18:44] older people that needed help and he went out and dug them out. So, got to

[18:49] give him kudos, too. But, um, if you have any questions, you

[18:54] can always reach out to me and I'll be more than helpful. Any

[19:02] questions? >> Thank you.

[19:05] » Good. >> Thank you, Dan.

[19:06] » Thank you, >> Bill.

[19:21] Good evening, council. Uh, Phil Ashworth, director of waterfront parks.

[19:25] Nothing really to add to my report. Um, just want to have you know, all the

[19:31] events for 2026, both along the waterfront and the nature center. Um,

[19:36] it's a long list of events and we'll be very busy this year. And a few ones that

[19:40] I'm kind of excited about, the nature center, especially Easter will be a lot

[19:44] of fun. But, um, other than that, we're just kind of resetting for the upcoming

[19:49] season. It's kind of the time of year where we just kind of press reset and

[19:53] get ready. And um yeah, I'd also like to thank u my staff for helping clear the

[19:59] boardwalk and bike path and everything along the waterfront. It's good. I

[20:03] appreciate it. Any questions?

[20:08] » All right. Thanks, Phil.

[20:12] » All right. [clears throat] With the reports done, we'll move into

[20:15] public comment. Um since we're having a few technical difficulties, I'll ask is

[20:19] there any public comment here first? Okay, seeing none, I'll go to if there's

[20:24] any public comment. Um, for those on Zoom, if you can, can you please put it

[20:28] in the chat and then Stacy will get it over to us.

[20:33] I'll give that a few minutes if people need time to type up.

[21:19] There's nothing in the chat, I think. >> Okay. [snorts]

[21:23] All right. So, with that, we'll move on to mayor and council reports. Um, Mary,

[21:28] if you wanted to start typing up your report, um, so Stacy can read it and

[21:32] then we'll start here with in house. Uh, Greg, would you like to start?

[21:41] » Thank you all for joining online. Uh, Mary, sorry we couldn't hear your voice

[21:46] tonight. Um, Mickey, congratulations on being the VP.

[21:53] And Donnie, thanks. Kudos to you and your crew. Um, and I am so glad that we

[22:00] moved to get the contractor to do the sidewalks.

[22:05] um because uh I love hearing from my

[22:09] constituents, but not so much when it comes snow and ice

[22:15] removal. So, uh especially when they were seeing

[22:19] our neighbors get their stuff cleared out in the next town. So, thank you for

[22:24] getting a contractor, whether that was you, a lender, or the mayor, whoever did

[22:28] it. Thank you guys. [clears throat]

[22:31] And um hopefully next time they can probably

[22:36] clear the path along the boardwalk. Uh there were a lot of people walking

[22:43] out in the street and not everyone likes to slow down for

[22:49] people and it makes it a little unsafe. So, if we could in addition to getting

[22:55] the sidewalks cleared on the main street, if we could work on that

[22:59] pathway, I know that boardwalk itself is another story, but if we could at least

[23:04] clear the path, the back path, that would be a big help. Other than that,

[23:10] thank you to everyone on staff. Uh, everyone continue to be safe out there

[23:15] and we'll see you the next time.

[23:24] Michelle,

[23:27] » good evening everyone. I'm a little bit tired because I spent every morning this

[23:32] morning um with the safe nights program if you haven't heard about that at all

[23:37] saints. So serving breakfast and then I spent most of the week on Capitol Hill

[23:42] as well um talking about the importance of federal statistics. So um please bear

[23:48] with me. Um so last work session we spent kind of

[23:52] a lot of time talking about agendas and whose agenda napapolis and etc. And I I

[24:00] really like to emphasize that we should be spending more time talking about our

[24:04] agenda. Um and that's expressed through our town's budget and that's also

[24:10] expressed through our shared priorities which we are still going to discuss. So

[24:14] I'm really excited to have that opportunity. Um, I've said it before and

[24:19] I want to say it again now. I I'm very uncomfortable making big decisions

[24:23] without the public's input. So, um, my job isn't really to guess what people

[24:28] want. It's to hear you and then to kind of go to bat for you. So, I can't

[24:32] promise that you'll always get exactly what you want or how you want it or when

[24:37] you want it. But, I can promise that I'll represent your interests. But, if I

[24:41] don't know what they are, then I'm flying blind. So, I've set up a

[24:45] dedicated town council phone number. So, that's separate from my personal line.

[24:50] So, if you have a concern or a question or a priority, you can call me at

[24:55] 2026885529.

[24:58] That's my direct line, so please feel free to use it. Um, speaking of working

[25:03] together, I'm excited to announce we're establishing a blackbox theater citizens

[25:08] task force and a finance subcommittee. So, thank you so much to the constituent

[25:13] who is online who called me um wanting to know how he can serve uh his

[25:18] community. This would be a fantastic way for you to do that. Um and there are

[25:23] other direct ways to get involved. So, uh this is about how we shape our local

[25:27] culture and how we manage our resources. So, if you have questions about that, um

[25:32] please reach out to me. I want to say finally so you know the mayor last time

[25:36] mentioned several upcoming bills that are coming through Annapolis and you

[25:40] need to know that these conversations actually start much

[25:46] way before you ever see like a draft bill. Um so uh there is a draft bill

[25:52] coming up. It's HB502. Um that would require members of

[25:56] condominiums and HOAs to complete specific training on their

[26:01] responsibilities. So, if you live in an HOA or a condo, this affects your

[26:06] leadership and your community directly. So, here are a couple ways to stay ahead

[26:11] of this stuff. There's software that's called Fast Democracy. It's a free tool

[26:15] that you can use to track bills like HB502 the second that they're

[26:20] introduced. And then once you see a bill, you don't need to just watch it.

[26:24] You can go ahead and participate in a hearing. You can contact your Southern

[26:28] Maryland delegation or you can call me. Um, so you can set up an appointment

[26:33] here at town hall. We'll sit down, look at the facts, and we can make sure that

[26:37] the town's moving in the direction that you want it to go. Thank you.

[26:42] » Thank you, Alan.

[26:47] » Yeah. Um, [clears throat] a couple things.

[26:51] Um, one, I went to an event back January, January 17th. It was the, uh,

[26:57] winter sewing event at the nature center.

[27:00] um very cold, blustery, rainy day. It

[27:05] wasn't exactly the perfect day to be doing things like that, but um I don't

[27:12] know how many um uh milk cartons were were done, but um

[27:20] there was a handful of people there enjoying themselves. I know I I think I

[27:25] did like three or four of those things that uh you know that we'll have some

[27:28] plants that are going to be planted around town. Um it was a great event

[27:33] despite the uh despite the weather and um I would encourage everyone to take

[27:40] advantage and and go see this nature center because I um been been out there

[27:46] with some of the new exhibits and everything and and it really looks good.

[27:50] Um, second thing I wanted to mention, and Donnie, I didn't want to do this

[27:55] during your presentation, but uh, you guys, uh, waterfront crew, y'all did

[28:03] a bangup job, uh, with the snow and and ice and, you know, the weather. Um it

[28:10] was two weeks of subf freezing and and the ice hung around forever and ever and

[28:18] um people fell including myself on it and but one observation I would like to

[28:24] make is I look at this little I look at this town our town and the resources

[28:29] that we have and

[28:34] I don't know I I drive in and out of DC four times a day and I drive on DC

[28:38] streets. I drive on Slum Parkway. Um, I can honestly tell you, unbiased opinion

[28:46] here, but I can honestly say this town handled handled the weather, handled

[28:51] that snow, the storm aftermath better than I've seen DC do it and the US Park

[28:58] Service on Sutland Parkway because that it it just, you know, these roads were

[29:05] clear for the most part very quickly. took a while to get some of the other

[29:10] snow and stuff out of certain areas, but um

[29:15] yeah, I this town handled it handled it so much better than many other areas

[29:20] that I seen in my travels up and down the road.

[29:25] Um [snorts]

[29:28] finally, uh congratulations Mickey. Um I know you will serve this town well in

[29:33] this position for this coming year. So, um, and Mary, hate to see you go, but

[29:40] we'll enjoy you here on council still, just not as the, um, vice president. So,

[29:47] um, with that, I I think that's all I have.

[29:52] » Thank you, Alan. Stacy, did you want to read Mary's?

[30:00] » She just added one more. Um, [laughter] she says, "Congratulations to Mickey. I

[30:06] enjoyed my time as VP. I am also happy to pass the baton."

[30:12] Uh,

[30:16] it's it's like not she thanked everyone for coming out.

[30:21] Happy Valentine's Day. She said, "I'll be long- winded next month when I'm

[30:25] there in person." And she thanked Donnie again for doing a fantastic job on the

[30:29] roads. All right. Thank you, Mary. All right. Um,

[30:34] thank everybody joining us on Zoom for the unorthodox little bit of meeting we

[30:39] had today. Thank everybody here in person. Um, thanks everybody on staff,

[30:43] not just Donniey's crew, Phil's crew, and Kevin um, for shoveling. And I'd

[30:48] like to thank the residents who got out and shoveled and kept up with their

[30:52] shoveling um, and then also helped their neighbors and anybody else who they saw

[30:56] that needed help shoveling. Um I was at work and somebody helped Becky shovel

[31:00] out her car just from up the street just came down and helped her out. So um

[31:04] we're a nice little community here of people helping each other out. So that

[31:08] really makes me happy with that. Um a reminder this Sunday is

[31:13] the first lecture of the this year's museum lecture series for the Bayside

[31:17] History Museum. It'll be here starting at 1. Yes, one. Um so I'll be here.

[31:26] We're going to change up the layout this year since we have all the new AV. Um,

[31:29] they're not going to have to move the chairs. We're going to face it this way

[31:32] instead of at the screen. So, we'll try that layout out. And with that, I am

[31:38] done. And I would entertain a motion to close. Oh, go ahead, Greg.

[31:43] » Yeah.

[31:56] No, that's just a subcommittee of the Blackbox Citizens Task Force. That's

[32:01] independent of the town council.

[32:06] » Okay. Good. All right. With that, I'd entertain a motion to adjurnn the

[32:11] meeting.

[32:16] » Is there a second? >> Second.

[32:18] » All in favor? >> I. All opposed.

[32:22] » All right. Meeting is adjourned. Thank you all for joining us.

[32:27] » Only if you want to. >> [laughter]

Town Council Meeting - North Beach, MD - Feb. 12, 2026

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