Board of County Commissioners
Doug Howard,
President
Haven N. Shoemaker, Jr
., Vice President
Robin Bartlett Frazier,
Secretary
David H. RoushRichard S. Rothschild
Carroll County Government
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Open Meeting Votes November 29, 2011
Westminster, Maryland, November 29, 2011 – The Carroll County Commissioners considered avariety of County issues in today’s open meetings.First they heard from former Westminster Mayor, Kevin Dayhoff, who testified on behalf of Junction,Inc., a non-profit drug and alcohol rehabilitation center that is closing its doors after forty years of operation. According to Mr. Dayhoff, the Carroll County Health Department has been slow inproviding grant funds owed Junction, Inc. As a result, Junction has requested $6,500 to assist inclosing its doors. The Commissioners voted to grant this subsidy provided this amount, and any otherfunds collected at a later date will be refunded to the County.Next they considered various methods for conducting communications services, given that thetemporary contract currently being provided for these services is set to terminate December 1st. Afterextensive discussion, the commissioners decided to at least temporarily bring this function in house tosave County funds.Finally, the commissioners sat as the Board of Health this afternoon and heard testimony from CarrollCounty Health Department’s Director of Environmental Health, Ed Singer, regarding a range of septic/sewer system issues. Mr. Singer explained changes the Department was making to relax certainseptic regulations regarding home businesses, accessory dwelling units, perc tests and commercialseptic sizing. The Commissioners also voted to grant two requested HB-5 exceptions for the Bull andSadie Johnson properties.# # #
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