Commissioners of Oxford

The next COMMISSIONERS OF OXFORD regular meeting will be held in person at
101 Market Street on September 10, 2024 at 6 pm
All are welcome to join the meeting in person or view the meeting virtually at the following link:
https://townhallstreams.com/towns/oxford_md

 

COMMISSIONERS OF OXFORD ~ September 10, 2024 AGENDA

REGULAR TOWN MEETING – 6 pm

Pledge of Allegiance

ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM COMMISSIONERS

Commissioners Comments/Announcements

PRESENTATION

Consideration of a recommendation by the Talbot County Tourism Board to the Talbot County Council to increase the public accommodations tax from 4% to 6% – Input from the Town of Oxford

Guest:  Cassandra M. Vanhooser, Director, Talbot County Economic Development and Tourism

OATH OF OFFICE

Board of Zoning Appeals – Joshua Coder and Deborah Pulzone

Historic Commission – Jennifer Stanley

RESOLUTIONS FOR CONSIDERATION:

  • RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH MEETING PROCEDURES

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

  • Volunteer Dinner
  • Discussion of Fourth Police Officer Position
  • Proposal for Engineer to Review Stormwater Management Plans

NEW BUSINESS

  • Report from Ethics Commission

 LETTERS RECEIVED

  • Pamela Baker – Plastic Bag Ordinance
  • Dave and Rose Donovan – Plastic Bag Ordinance
  • Will Cawley – Engineering Fees

COMMISSIONERS COMMENTS

PUBLIC COMMENTS Public comments are encouraged and can also be emailed to [email protected] by noon on the Monday before every meeting

FUTURE MEETINGS

September 24, 2024 – Commissioners Meeting

Octobber 8, 2024 – Commissioners Meeting

 ADJOURNMENT

 

The Commissioners of Oxford are governed by the Oxford Charter and are guided by Robert’s Rules of Order. The Charter provides that all meetings of the Commissioners shall be open to the public, and the rules of the Commissioners shall provide that residents of the Town shall have a reasonable opportunity to be heard at any meeting in regard to any municipal question. Public Comment is included on all Commissioner regular meeting agendas and affords the public the opportunity to have a voice, and the Commissioners an opportunity to listen.  Public Comment is not a Debate. It is not a question-and-answer session or discussion. If, after a public comment, a Commissioner wishes to clarify a matter, they may do so. With that in mind, the Commissioners thank the public for their interest, welcomes the public to speak, and requests that anyone who would like to speak please state your name and address for the record.

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Prior Agendas can be found below: