$,&3 33 3ODQQLQJ =RQLQJ'LUHFWRU TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, …

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SCHEDULETUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2020

LEGISLATIVE DAY

CLOSED SESSION 4:45 p.m. Ms. Beverly A. Churchill, Department of Human Resources

Director Mr. Michael Wisnosky, AICP, PP, Planning & Zoning Director

Closed Session

Administrative Session

“Under Section 3-305b(1) of the General Prevision Article”

CALL TO ORDER 5:30 p.m. Call to Order,

Pledge of Allegiance,

Moment of Silence,

Approval of Agenda

Accept County Commissioners’ Minutes- Regular Minutes – February 11, 2020- Closed Session – February 11, 2020

Press and Public Comments**

NEW BUSINESS 5:35 p.m. Mr. Todd R. Mohn, PE, County Administrator

“Presentation of Documents for Signatures and Weekly Correspondence ”

Action 1. Mosquito Control Section proposed mosquito control budget for

2020 2. Subordination Agreement – Critical Workforce Client – Brad Childress 3. BOE request to allocate

4. Budget Amendment CC -21 – Sheriff’s Office 5. Budget Amendment CC -22 – VFD Impact fee charges 6. Budget Amendment CC -24 – New Courthouse Project 7. Budget Amendment CC -25 – Countywide Mapping/GIS 8. 4th Annual Ag Awareness Day request for donation

02.25.2020Action.pdf02.25.2020Coorespondence.pdf

PRESENTATIONS 6:00 p.m. Ms. Heather Tinelli, Economic Development Director

Mr. Jeremy Rose, Vice President, Safe Harbor Marina

“Safe Harbor Narrows Point Overview ”

Ms. Catherine Willis, LMSW, Director Mr. Michael Clark, Chief of Housing and Family Services

“Department of Community Services Update ”

Mr. Kenneth Kozel, University of Maryland Shore Regional Health CEO Ms. Patti Willis, University of Maryland Shore Regional Health Sr.

Vice President“Shore Health Update ”

Ms. Megan DelGaudio, IT Manager/GIS Specialist II Mr. Andrew DeMattia, Talkie Communications

“Talkie Communications – Introduction and Letter of Recommendation Request ”


Commissioner ’s Roundtable

02.25.2020Presentations.pdf

* Please note the scheduled times are subject to change, except for public hearings. PUBLIC

COMMENT SIGN-IN SHEET WILL BE AVAILABLE 1 HOUR PRIOR TO THE MEETING.

**Press and Public Comment at the beginning of the meeting will last 15 minutes. Additional time will be available at the end of the meeting for anyone wishing to speak. Comments are limited to 3

minutes in length. Comments longer than 3 minutes must be submitted in writing. PRESS AND

PUBLIC COMMENT SIGN-IN SHEET WILL BE AVAILABLE 1 HOUR PRIOR TO THE MEETING.

***Part of the meeting may be closed to the Public in accordance to the Open Meetings Act procedures.

Three or more of the County Commissioners may be attending the following events in the next few weeks:2/24 PRAB Meeting2/26 EDC Meeting3/3 SB794 Public Hearing3/5 Kent Narrows Visioning Workshop3/5 FEC Meeting

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SCHEDULETUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2020

LEGISLATIVE DAY

CLOSED SESSION 4:45 p.m. Ms. Beverly A. Churchill, Department of Human Resources

Director Mr. Michael Wisnosky, AICP, PP, Planning & Zoning Director

Closed Session

Administrative Session

“Under Section 3-305b(1) of the General Prevision Article”

CALL TO ORDER 5:30 p.m. Call to Order,

Pledge of Allegiance,

Moment of Silence,

Approval of Agenda

Accept County Commissioners’ Minutes- Regular Minutes – February 11, 2020- Closed Session – February 11, 2020


NEW BUSINESS 5:35 p.m. Mr. Todd R. Mohn, PE, County Administrator

“Presentation of Documents for Signatures and Weekly Correspondence ”

Action 1. Mosquito Control Section proposed mosquito control budget for

2020 2. Subordination Agreement – Critical Workforce Client – Brad Childress 3. BOE request to allocate

4. Budget Amendment CC -21 – Sheriff’s Office 5. Budget Amendment CC -22 – VFD Impact fee charges 6. Budget Amendment CC -24 – New Courthouse Project 7. Budget Amendment CC -25 – Countywide Mapping/GIS 8. 4th Annual Ag Awareness Day request for donation

02.25.2020Action.pdf02.25.2020Coorespondence.pdf

PRESENTATIONS 6:00 p.m. Ms. Heather Tinelli, Economic Development Director

Mr. Jeremy Rose, Vice President, Safe Harbor Marina

“Safe Harbor Narrows Point Overview ”

Ms. Catherine Willis, LMSW, Director Mr. Michael Clark, Chief of Housing and Family Services

“Department of Community Services Update ”

Mr. Kenneth Kozel, University of Maryland Shore Regional Health CEO Ms. Patti Willis, University of Maryland Shore Regional Health Sr.

Vice President“Shore Health Update ”

Ms. Megan DelGaudio, IT Manager/GIS Specialist II Mr. Andrew DeMattia, Talkie Communications

“Talkie Communications – Introduction and Letter of Recommendation Request ”


Commissioner ’s Roundtable

02.25.2020Presentations.pdf

* Please note the scheduled times are subject to change, except for public hearings. PUBLIC

COMMENT SIGN-IN SHEET WILL BE AVAILABLE 1 HOUR PRIOR TO THE MEETING.

**Press and Public Comment at the beginning of the meeting will last 15 minutes. Additional time will be available at the end of the meeting for anyone wishing to speak. Comments are limited to 3

minutes in length. Comments longer than 3 minutes must be submitted in writing. PRESS AND

PUBLIC COMMENT SIGN-IN SHEET WILL BE AVAILABLE 1 HOUR PRIOR TO THE MEETING.

***Part of the meeting may be closed to the Public in accordance to the Open Meetings Act procedures.

Three or more of the County Commissioners may be attending the following events in the next few weeks:2/24 PRAB Meeting2/26 EDC Meeting3/3 SB794 Public Hearing3/5 Kent Narrows Visioning Workshop3/5 FEC Meeting

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https://www.qac.org/d9bba219-01ef-4ae6-8b2a-d9ecdc640668

MarylandDepartment of AgricultureOffice of Plant Industries and Pest Management

Larry Hogan, Governor

Boyd K. Rutherford, Lt. GovernorJoseph Bartenfelder, Secretary

JulanneA. Oberg, Deputy Secretary

Mosquito Control

The Wayne A. Cawley. Jr. Building

50 Harry S.Tru man Parkway

Annapolis, Maryland 21401www.mda.marylandgov

1Agriculture Maryland’s Leading Industry

410.841.5870 Baltimore/Washington

410.841.5835 Fax800.492.5590 Toll Free

MOSQUITO CONTROL SECTION410-841-5870

February 11, 2020:3cam3 . rflcCy

The Honorable Commissioner PresidentBoard of County Commissioners107 N. Liberty’ StreetCentreville, Maryland 21617

Dear Mr. Anderson:

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The Maryland Department of Agriculture, Mosquito Control Section, has prepared anestimate of operating expenses for mosquito control in Queen Anne’s County during the 2020season. This budget estimate is based on previous years’ expenditures and anticipated costs forthe upcoming season.

The proposed mosquito control budget for the 2020 season in Queen Anne’s County isenclosed. If these amounts are acceptable, please sign and return two copies. If you wish torevise the suggested amounts, please line through the typed amount, write the new amount,initial and return two signed two copies of the document to the Maryland Department ofAgriculture. Please note that if the local and/or county share is reduced, there will be aproportional reduction of State funds allotted. Once the copies are received by the Department,both copies will be signed, one will be returned to you, and one will remain in the Departmentfile.

Please give this matter prompt attention as mosquito control activities will be startingsoon in many’ areas. Thank you for your continued support. I trust that our cooperative effortswill result in a successful mosquito control program in Queen Anne’s County. Please call me ifyou have any questions.

Sincerely.

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BFP/mesEnclosure

cc: Kevin Conroy, Assistant Secretary

Brian PrendergastProgram Manager

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PROPOSED BUDGETQUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY-MOSQUITO CONTROL

CALENDAR YEAR 2020(FY 2021 SETTLEMENT)

TOTALTEMPORARY WORK LOCAL COUNTY STATE WORKING BUDGET

Integrated Mosquito ManagementCounty-wideSurveillance/Larvicide None $30,000 $20,000 $50,000

Adult Mosquito Surveillanceand Controlin Participating Communities $82,000 None None $82,000

Total $82,000 $30,000 $20,000 $132,000

All MDA adulticiding costs, including supervision, surveillance, spray technicians, spray equipment, insecticidesand supplies will be invoiced at 100% of total cost.

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APPROVED BY COUNTY: APPROVED BY STATE:

Kevin Conroy, Assistant SecretaryName/Title Name/Title

Signature Signature

Date Date

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QueenAnne ‘s

-, CountyCounty Coin inissioners:James J. Moran, At LargeJack N. Wilson, Jr., District IStephen Wilson, District 2Philip L. Dumenil, District 3Christopher M. Corchiarino, District 4

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES 2-Housing and Community Services

104 Powell StreetCentreville, MD 21617

Telephone: (410) 758-3977Fax: (410) 758-4499

e-mail: DHCSCgac.orci

TO:

FROM:

RE:

DATE:

ACTION ITEM

Queen Anne’s County Commissioners

Michael Clark, Chief of Housing & Family Services

SUBORDINATION AGREEMENTCRITICAL WORKFORCE (CWF) CLIENTBRAD CHILDRESS

February 14, 2020

Brad Childress received a Critical Workforce loan around April 2010. Mr. Childress had his firstmortgage through Queenstown Bank and as always our loan subordinates to the first loan. Perthe attached memo, Mr. Childress would like to refinance the first loan with Quicken Loans inorder to reduce his interest rate and monthly payments. Therefore, we need to resubordinatehis loan that he has currently with the County.

Per Patrick Thompson’s review, we are required to complete a Subordination Agreementbecause Mr. Childress is paying more than $5,000 in closing costs. There will be no cash backat the closing.

Attachments:1. Subordination Agreement for Signature2. Email from Patrick Thompson, Esq.3. Subordination Request Quicken Loans4. Closing Disclosure Settlement Statement5. Copy of Original Recorded Mortgage with QAC Commissioners6. Copy of Original Mortgage

MOTION: I move to sign the subordination agreement for Brad Childress in order for himto obtain a lower interest rate and reduce the payment on his current mortgage.

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QuickenLoansEngineered to Arnaze

-Important Return & Contact Information-

Please Subordinate to Lender Name on Agreement as:

Quicken Loans Inc., ISAOA

Or an alternative ifyouprefe.r is:

Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc, as nominee for Quicken Loans Inc.

Riiis:Quicken Loans, Inc.Attn: QL Subordinations635 Woodward AveDetroit, MI 48226

We strongly recommend you use the UPS label if provided to ship original subordination agreement back.If needed, our UPS Account is 4RR774.

My Direct Personal Contact Information:

If you should riced an)hing further to process our request please contact me immediately.

Name: Danielle Gray

Email: DaniefleGray@ QuickenLoans.com

Phone: 313-373-0891

Fax: 855-829-0896

-Thank you for your assistance with our mutual client!

If FedEx is your preferred return method, please contact us for our FedEx account .

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Thank youl

Daniello Gray

Quicken LoansAmerica’s Home Loan Expert?

To whom it may concern,

Our mutual client Brad Childress is requesting subordination of his mortgage with Queen Anne’s County

Commissioners due to the refinance of his current 1 lien. The benefit to the client with the

refinance/subordination request will be a lower interest rate and a lower monthly payment.

QuickenLoans

Danielle Gray I Presidents Club Subordination SpecialistDirect: (313) 373-0891

Fax: (855) 829-0896

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SUBORDINATION AGREEMENTLoan No: 3444192584

This Agreement is made this

_____________________,

20 by The County Commissioners ofQueen Anne’s County, whose address“Lienholder”).

WHEREAS the Lienholder is the holder of a mortgage/deed of trust/lien in the principal amouni of

$50,000.00 executed by Brad C. Childress (the Borrower”), dated April 28, 2010 and recorded on April

30, 2010, in Book 1942, Page 675, in the records of Queen Annes County (“Lienholders Lien’), coveringthe property commonly known as 226 Tennessee Rd, Stevensville, MD 21666-3424 (the Property’) andlegally described as:

Situated in the County of Queen Annes, State of MD:

(See attached Legal Description)

Tax ID No.: 04-048067

WHEREAS Quicken Loans Inc. intends to make a loan to the Borrower in a principal amount not to exceed$178,500.00 and dated on or about _______ , 20____to be secured by a mortgage/deed oftrust granted to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., as nominee for Quicken Loans Inc., its

successors and or assigns, covering the Property (Quicken Loans Lien”), and

WHEREAS Quicken Loans Inc. will only make the loan to the Borrower provided that Lienholder’s Lien issubordinate to Quicken Loans’ Lien, and

WHEREAS Lienholder intends that Quicken Loans’ Lien be prior and superior to Lienholder’s Lien.

NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed that in consideration of one dollar and other good and valuable

consideration, the adequacy and receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, Lienholder agrees tosubordinate and make Lienholder’s Lien subordinate and junior in all respects to Quicken Loans’ Lien.

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Loan No; 3444192584

Witnesses: Lienholder Signatures:

Signature_._____.___.

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James J. MoranPrinted Name

____________________________

Signature

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Jack N. Wilson, Jr

Printed Name

__________________________ ________________________________________

Stephen Wilson

Philip L. Dumenil

Christopher M. Corchiarino

Titles: County Commissioners of Queen AnnesCounty

STATE OF

____ ________

ssCOUNTY OF

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On , 20 before me, (NotaryName), personally appeared James J. Maron, Jack N. Wilson Jr., Stephen Wilson, Philip L. Dumenil,and Christopher M. Corchiarino (Lienholder Representatives), personally known to me (or proved to meon the basis of satisfactory evidence) to be [he person(s) whose name(s) is/are subscribed to the withininstrument and acknowledged to me that he/she/they executed the same in his/her/their authorizedcapacity(ies), and that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity uponbehalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument.

___________________________________________(Notary

Signature)Notary Public, County of

____________,

Acting in

____________

County.State ofMy commission expires

This instrument drafted by and after recording return to:Danielle GrayQuicken Loans Inc.Subordination Dept.615 W. LafayetteDetroit, Ml 48226

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EXHIBF[A - LEGAL DESCRIPTION

Tax Id Nurnbers): O4-O48O6

Land situated in the County of Queen Annes in the State of MD

ALL THOSE LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND SITUATE, LYING AND BEING ON KENT ISLAND IN THE FOURTHELECTiON DISTRKT Of QUEEN ANNES COUNTY, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND., SET FORTH ANDSHOWN ON A PLAT ENTITLED ‘SECOND EDON OF THE TH1RD SECRON OF KENT ISLAND ESTATES,KENT ISLAND, QUEEN AN NE’S (DUNn’, STATE OF MARYLAND, BY). B. METCALFE, REGISTERED LANDSURVEYOR RECORDED APRIL 6, 1951 AMONG THE LAND RECORDS Of QUEEN ANNE’S cOUNT’s INL18ER TSP. NO. s, FOUO 195, AND SN PLAT BOOK T.S.P.NO. 1 FOLIO 6, BEING 4OWN ANDDESIGNATED THEREON AS LOT 37, AND THE WESTERLY ONE-HALF (1/2’) OF LOT 35, BLOCK N, THIRDSEcTION OF KENT ISLANDESTATES.

Commonly known as: 226 Tennessee Pd, SevensvitIe, MD 21656-3424

THE PROPERn’ ADDRESS AND TAX PARCE1JOENTtFICATON NUMBER LISTED ARE PROVIDED SOLELY FORINFORMATIONAL PURPOSES

Amrock nc.652 Woodward AvenueDetroit, MI 48226Non Resident Producer Firm License: NPF 132284

Maryland Producers License:

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Date; February 6, 2020 QuickenLoansEngineered to Amaze

Gov Grant

Please subordinate to Mortgage Electronic RegistrationRE: Brad C. Childress Systems, Inc. as nominee for Quicken Loans Inc.Account#: 98798744 Loan Number 3444192584Social Security #: 216-29-5427226 Tennessee RdStevensville, MD 216663424

To Whom It May Concern;

Quicken Loans Inc. has approved the above client(s) for a first lien mortgage in the amount of $178500.00. Thisloan will be closing on or about February 16, 2020. in order to proceed with our clients wishes, we ask that youcomplete a subordination agreement in the amount of $178,500.00 and return it to us as quickly as possible.Listed below and included is the documentation that you require prior to the completion of a subordinationagreement:

** The current requested loan amount is only an estimate and may account for slight changes in allowable fees andcosts The requested loan amount may be reduced prior to closing to ensure all applicable State guidelines are met

Closing DisclosureSubordination Agreement

If yu have any questions, concerns or require additional information, do not hesitate to call (877) 784-2593. inorder to expedite the processing of this loan, please fax a copy of the subordination agreement to (877) 382-0232prior to mailing the original. Please reference Quicken Loans Inc.’s account number: 3444192584 in anycorrespondence. Please note: Quicken Loans Inc.’s UPS Account # is 4RR774. in case a return label is not included.

Respectfully,Subordination TeamQuicken Loans Inc.

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Closing Disclosure This form is a statement of final loan terms and closing costs. C’ompaw thisdocument wit!? your Loan Estimate.

sing Information

02/06/2020

02/12/2020

02/18/2020Amrock Inc.66893576

Property 226 Tennessee RdStevensvifle, MD 21666-3424

Appraised Prop. Value 250,000

Transaction lniormation

Borrower Brad C. Childress

226 Tennessee Rd

Stevensvllle, MD 21666 .3424Lender Quicken Loans Inc.

Loan Information

Loan Term 20 yearsPurpose RefinanceProduct Fixed Rate

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Loan Terms

Loan Amount

Interest Rate

$178,500 NO

3.625%

Can this amount Increase after closing?

Monthly Principal & Interest

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$1,046.74

Prepayment Penalty

NO

NO

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Balloon Payment NO

Year1-2Y

Principal & Interest

Mortgage Insurance

Estimated EscrowAmount can increase over time

$1,046.74

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Estimated Total$1,183.00Monthly Payment

This estimate includes In escrow?Estimated Taxes, Insurance $136.26 i Property Taxes Yes& Assessments

a month Homeowner’s Insurance YesAmount can increase over time fl Other:See page 4 for details See Escrow Account on page 4 for details. You must pay for other properly

costs separately.

Costs at Closing

shtIose $36.60

Closing Costs $9,564.05 Includes 7,594.19 in Loan Costs +$ 1,969.86 in Other Costs- $ 0.00 in Lender Credits. Seepage 2 for details.

Includes Closing Costs. See Calculating Cash to Close on page 3for details. From Li To Borrower

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01 Appraisal Fee to Amrock Inc. $720.00 (L) 2E. 0002 Credit Monitoring Service to Factual Data $4.5003 Credit Report to Credco-SB — 12.7?04 Flood Determination Fee 10 CoreLogic Flood Services 0.5005 Flood Life of Loan Coverage to CoreLogic Flood Services 16. 00

06 Life of Loan Tax Service to CoreLogic Tax Services $54.0007 Tax Ccrti$cUon Fee to Amrock Inc. $25.00

08 TitleAbstract or litle Search to Amrock Inc. $ 150.0009 Title Express Mall/Courier Fee to Amroclc Inc. t45. 0010 Title-Lenders Tilie Policy to Amrock Inc. $343.6011 Title-Setllementor_Closing Fee to Amrock Inc. $40b.00121314 . . -

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Lender Credits

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Use this table to see what has changed from your Loan Estimate.

.oan timaie Fipal Did this change?

Loan Amount S I 75 000 1 ‘8500 .00 YES • 31 is amount increased

Total Closing Costs (J) 1 9,061,1 9,56 .C YES a See Total Loan Costs(D) and Total OtherCosts(l)

Closing Costs Paid Before Closing $ 0 5545.00 YES • You paid these CkDsing Costs Betore Closing

Total Payoffs and Paymertts(K) E- (09 64 5- 1139,517.55 YES • See Payoffs end Payments (K)

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From Li To From LiT0Borrower Borrower Closing Conts Financed (Paid (torn your Loan Amount) $8. 982.45

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Payoffs and Payments Use this table to see a summary of your payoffs and payments to others from your loan amount.

AMOUNT

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Additional Information About This Loan

AssumptionIt you sell or transfer this property to another person, your lender

LI will allow, under certain conditions, this person to assume this loan on the originalturnis.will not allow assumption of this loan on the original terms.

Demand FeatureYour loan

C] has a demand feature, which permits your lander to require early repayment of theloan. You should review your note for details.

J does not have a demand feature.

Late PaymentIf your payment is more than 25 days late, your lender will charge a late fee of5% of the monthly principal arid interest payment.

Negative Amortization llncrease in Loan Amount)Under your loan terms, YouC] are scheduled to make monthly payments that do not pay all 0f the interest due that

month. As a result, your loan amount will increase lnegatioely amortize), and your loanamount will likely become larger than your original loan amount. Increases in your leanamount lower the equity you have in this property.

LI may have monthly payments that do not pay all of the interest due that month. If youdo, your loan amount will increase Inegatively amortizol, and, as a result, your loanamount may become larger than your original loan amount. Increases in your loanamount lower the equity you have in this property.

f( do nat have a negative amortization feature,

lender( “tial Payments

,j may accept payments iltat are less titan the full amount due (partial payments) andapply thorn to your loan.may hold them in a separate account until you pay the rest of the payment, and thenapply the full payment to your loan.

C] does not accept any partial payments.

If this loan is sold, your new lender may have a different policy.

Security InterestYou are granting a security interest in226 Tonnssce Act,Slvvensvi)le, MD 21666-3424

You may lose this property if you do not make your payments or satisfy other obligationsfur this loan.

Escrow AccountFor cow, your lean

LJ will have art escrow account (also called an ‘impound” or “trust” accauntl to pay theproperty costs listed below. Without an escrow account, you mould pay them directly,possibly in one or two large payments a year. Your lender may be liable for penaltiesand interest for failing to make a peyinent.

Escrowed SI .635.12 Estimated total amount over your I for your escrowedPruperty Costs property costs:ever Year 1 Homeowners insurance

Property Txus

Nori-Escrowed $0.00 Eslimuted total amount aver your 1 br yourPruperly costs oun-escrowed property costs:ovcr Your 1

You may have other properly costs,

tuitiat Escrow S863.27 A cushion for the escrow account you pay al closing.t’aymevt See Section 0 on page 2.

Monthly Escrow S136.26 The amount included in yourlotatorunthty payment.Payment

LI will not have an escrow account because C] you declined it C] your lenderdoes not offer one, You most directly pay your property custs, such as taxes andhomeowner’s insurance. Contact your lender to ask if your loan can have an escrowaccount.

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Estimated 80.00 Estimated total arnoool over year 1. You trust payProperly Custs these cools directly, possibly in ow or two largeover Year 1 Ireymeols a year.

Escrow Waiver Fee 50.00

In the future,Your property costs may change arid, as a result, your escrow payment may change. Youmay be able to cancel your escrow account, but if you do, you must pay your propertycosts directly. If you fail to pay your property taoas, your state or local government mayIll impose fines and penalties or 121 place a tax lion on this property. If you fail to pay anyof your property costs, your lender may11 (add the amounts to your loan balance, (21 addan escrow account to your loan, or 13) require you to pay far property insurance that thelender buys an your behalf, which likely would cost more and provide fewer benefits thanwhat you could buy on your own.

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Other Disclosures

AppraiseIf the property was appraised for your loan, your lender is required to give you a copy atno additional cost at least 3 days before closing. If you hove net yet received if, pleasecontact your lender at the information listed below.

Contract DetailsSee your note and security instrument for information about

• what happens if you fail to make your payments,• what is a default an the loan,

situations in which your lender can require cady repayment of the loan, and• the roles for making payments before they are duo.

liability after ForeclosureIf your lender forecloses on this property and the foreclosure does riot cover the amountof unpaid balance on this loan,D state law may protect you from liability for the unpaid balance. If you refinance or

take on any additional debt an this property, you may lose this protection and haveto pay any debt remaining even otter foreclosure. You may want to consult a lawyerfor more information.

LJ state law does not protect you from liability fur the unpaid balance.

Lean AcceptanceYou do nut have to accept tills loan because you have received this form or signed aloan application.

flefinanceRefinancing this loan will depend on your future financial situation, the property value,and market conditions. You may not be able to refinance this loan.

lax DeductionsIf you borrow more than this property is worth, the interest on the loan amount abovethis property’s fair market value is not deductible from your federal income taxes. Youshould consult a tax advisor fur more information.

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Loan Calculations

Total of Payments, Total you will have paid after you,e all payments of principal, interest, mortgage

once, and loan costs, as scheduled. $259,027.43

Finance Charge. The dollar amount the loan will costyou. S79,431JJ3

Amount Financed. The loan amount available after payingyour upfront finance charge. $171,786.51

Annual Percentage Rate (APR). Your costs over theloan 1mm expressed us a rate. This is not your interestrate. 4.063 °k

Total Interest Percentage (‘LIP). The total amount ofinterest that you will pay over the loan term as apercentage of your loan amount. 40.857 %

Questions? If you have questions about the:: loan terms or costs on this form, use the contact

information below. To get more informationor make a complaint, contact the ConsumerFinancial Protection Bureau atwww.censumerfinance.govlrnortgage-closing

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QUEEN ANN’SJJTYThIS PURCESSE MONEY NORTGAGE, made this (L7’ day of April, 20W, by and

between BRAD C. CHILDRES3, Mortgagorr and QUNENSTOWN BANK OF MARYLAND, a Jaudycorporate of the State of Maryland, F.fo’tgagee;

WHEREAS, the Mortgagor is indebted unh the Mortgagee in the sum of TWO HUNDREDTWELVE THOUSAND DClLARS ($212,000.00), which sum was this day loaned and is evidencedby nd payable with intereSt as provided in a note of even date hermwith, he unpaidbalance with inte.cerL thereon being due and payable on or before the day ofApril, 2015.

WWRREAS it 555 a con.diticn precedent to the making of said loan that therepayment thereof with ir.ternst should he secured by the execution of this mortgage asaddititnal security.

NOW, T)IERSFORD, THIS MORTGAGE WITNESSETW, that in consideration of the premises,and the sum of OnO Dollar ($1. 00) , the receipt of which Ic hereby acknowledged, theMortgagor hereby grants nd conveys unto the i’iortgagea, its successors and assigns, infee simple, all of the foilowrno described real estate, to wit

ALL those lots or parcels of land a.i;u.ate, lying end being on Kent Island In theFourth Election District of Queen Anne’s County, in the State of Maryland, set forthand shown on a plat entitled “Second Edition of th Third Section of Kent InlandEstates, Kent Island, Queen Anne’s County, Stare of Mar’lar.d”, by 3. 5. Metcalfe,registered land surveyor, recorded April 6, 1951 aeng the Lend Records of Queen Anne’sCounty in Liter T.S.. NO. 1, folio 191, and in Plot Nook TSP. No. I, folio 0, beingknown and deeiqnated thereon as Lot 37, and the westerly oncholf (1/2) of Lot 35,Block N, Third Section of Kent Island Estates.

bEING the earns laud granted and conveyed unto the Mortgagor herein by deed ofeven date herewith froni Susan C. Childresa, and recorded, or intended to be recordedirnrrediately prior hereto. among the Land P.ecords of Queen Anne’s County, Maryland.

TCGETIIER with all buildings and improvements now and hereafter on said land, andall and ever’! the rights, roads, alleys, ways, waters, privileges, appurtenances andadvantages thareunto belonging or in any siLas apoertoining, including all heating, airconditioning. lighting and plnmhing fixtures, equipment, furciture and other fixturesnow or hereinafter attached to or used in connection with the premises hereindescribed, and all rents, issues and profits accruing from the preminee herebyrrortqaged.

TO HAVE AND To HOLD the sears unto and to the proper use ar,d bnef±t of theKoregegee, its successors and assgne, in fee iple, forever.

PROVIDED, that it th Mortgagors shall well and truly pay, or cause to be paid.said principal sum and all interact thereon, and all other sums payable by theMortyagoxe iii accordance with the terms of this mortgage and the note secured hereby,each .3t the tirecs and in the manner as hereIn set forth, and shall otherwise performall the terra, covenants and conditions of this Mortgage and the note secured hereby,including the pa’,ntrent of any ‘Late charges, then this mortgage shall be void; otherwise,it is to renisin in full force and. effect.

ThE NORTGAGORS JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY HEREBY COVKNANT

a. That they warrant specially the property hereby conveyed; that they areseized thereof in fee simple and have a right to convey the same; that they have doneno act to encumber the same; that they will execute such further aesurances thereof asmay be requisite.

b. That should the title to th herein mortgaged property be acquired byany person, persons, partnership or corporation other than the Mortgogors by voluntaryor involuntary grant or assignment or in any other manner without the Mortgagee’swritten consent, or should they default on any notC, bond, mortgage or deed of truStsecured by or securing a prior lien upon the hereIn mortgaged property; or should thesame be further encumbered by the Mortgagore, their or its successors, heirs, personalrepresentatives and assigns, without the Mortgagee’s e’ritten consent, then the whole fSaid principal sum at the option of the Mortgagee shall immediately become due ndOWifl as herein provided.

c. That they will pay or cause to be paid when due the principal sum ofthe debt hereby secured, and any rene.;nls or extengion thereof, together with ellinterest, thereon, and all other sums payable by them in accordance with the terms ofthis mortgage and note secured hereby, including, but not lirrir.ed to, the payment oflate chargos, or any renewals or extensions, and that they hereby expresety waive thebenefits of all exemptions, homestead or otnereise, under the laws of this or any otherState, and agree to pay the debt without any offset embatmoever.

d. That they will pay when due all taxer,, liens, judgeenta or assessmentsheretofore or hereafter levied, assessed or constituting liens upon the property herebyconvoycd, or any part thereof.

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G• a. That they will keep all improvemento rio-a or hereinafter located on thepLetnisee in good repait hat the will rnirta n and wore the prernees ‘E.reb/ conve,ediZL S good end huebendlike mssu;er; that they will cummLt no waste; that they will notci or rerro e r’i permit to be cut or remoied ary wood or Limuer from salt. p’emlseait’-xout tho wiitten conae.nt o the ‘1ortgagee ar’d that they wal mare all. properl.ereaLa reparemel1-a ard adJ tiona in the mtoperv ard not tear oown ti’slripro.’enrente or mate.ialt/ charge then or permit than to be torn down or mnater.all/changed wthout the prior ;rltte” tonEent of the f’lr gajea

f Tha they till ionure and keen irt-ured build nga and irro overents rowUL wI ich raj hereaftet be plated c the sia p..emlsee against .oes or demag hI firer’ood ligi’trirto rnd.,torm and tornado in companrec and arrounts ,,atisfectory to theMortggee nj poljcj v deocin such nad’an’-e to be dcposaed ith and losethereunder to ha payable to the Mortgagee as its interest cony appear. At the optionof che Morcoagors, and subject to the consent of the Mortgagee, cures so re.uulved by theMortgagee may be used to paw for reconstruction of the destroyed improvementS or, ifnot so applied, at the option of the Mortgageo, may be applied in payment of armyindebtedness, matured or unmnatured, secured by this mortgage,

p. If the Mortgagee shall incur any expense or expend any sumac, includingreasonable attorney’s fees, whether in connection with any actiOn or proceeding or not,to sustain the lien at thia mortgage or its priority, or to protect or enforce any ofitO rights hereunder, or to recover any indebtedness hereby secured, or for any titleexamination or title insurance policy relating to the title to the property, all suchsums shall on notice ama demand bc paid by the Mortgagors, together wrth interestthereon at the current rate hereunder until paid, and be socured by the lien of thismortgage.

THE PARTIES IJEP.ETO FURTHEP. COVENANT AND ASREE,

01 Upon amy defnult in nt oC the cc enanta of this rrx.r gage the lortgdgo’e in

aeco do’ce _h Tile 14 of th Mary1and Rules of Procedure o.. non other general or-* local rules, regulations or laws ci the tCte of Maryland relating to mortgagee,

rncluc.rg an/ amendments thereof or supolerrente or a.i.lstioris tru.reo ;h_th do u.nmaterially change or impair the remedy, do hereby (ci declare their assent to thepansags cC cc decree for the sae of the property; and (hi authorize the Mortgagee, its

‘; successors or wscifns, or Michael R. Foster and J. Donald Braden, its arrorneye, aftererich default shell have occurred as aforesaid, to sell the hereby mortgaged property.

- .Any such sale, whether under the assent to a decree or power of sale, may be made bythe person or persons authorized to sell either as an entirety or in such separateparcels and on such terms and at such places and in such manner as they may deem

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2. Upon any sale of the property under this mortgage, whether under the assentto a decree the power of sa.e o’ b.n equitable foreclosare the proteedi, or suci’ sa.cst-n] 1 bm’ anpiled an ollow” F ret Co the payment of all experIse inc..deut to the saleincluding a counsel tee of $8SO.OO for conducting the rruceedin-ge if without contest,but if legal services be rendered to the trustee appointed b such decree or to the

Mortgagee or to the party selling under the power of sale in connection with anycontested matter in the proceedings, then such other aoonel fees and expenses shallbe allowed out of the proceeds of sale as the Court may deem proper; and also acommission to the party making the sale equal to the commissions all awed truatees formaking sales of property under decrees of the equity court having juriSdiction, andalso any ller,s prior to the lien of this mortgage unless the sale is made subject tosuch prior liens; Second, to the payment of all claims of the Mortgagee hereunder,whether they have matured or nor, with interest thereon until final ratification Of

the auditor’s report; Third, the balance, if coy, to the Mortuaqore or to any person orpersons entitled thereto, upon the surrender of the property to the purchaser, leesany expanses incurred in obtaining possession.

3. ImmedIately upon the first Insertion of the advertisement or notice of sale,there shell be and become due and owing by tile Mortgagora, and each of thee, to theparry inserting the advertisement or notice all expenses incident to such advertisementor notice, all court costs, attorney’s fees and all expenses incident to theforeclosure procesdinga under this mortgage and a commission on the total amount ofthe mortgage indebtedness, principal and interest, thea due, equal to one’-half (1.72)the peL-centage allowed as commission on such sum to trustees raking sales under ordersc,r decrees f th equity court hevir,g jurisdiction, and such party shall not be

requ red to receive the prircial and interest onl/ of the mortgage debt cnsatisfaction thereof, unless the cares be accompanied by a tender of such expenses,t.c’Ct€ attcnrn5y e tees and ,ammissiona

4 Tha. in trie eent of a ‘-ale of the mottgaged propertj under the provisionshemof, li annual crops, pitched, planted or growing upon said property at the time of

Otale chall paac to the purchaser of said property as a part thereof.

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payment of the debt. or any part. thereof or interest. thereon and waive any of thecovenants or condicione of this mortgage in whole or in part, either at the request ofany one or more of the Mortgagors or ot any person having an lntersL in the property,take or re1ese other security, or any part of this property, or such other security,grant extensions, renCwa)s or indulgences therein, or apply to the payment of principaland interest on the mortgage debt any part or all of the proceeds obtained by aie,foreclosure or reccivership as herein provided, without resOrt or regard to othersecurity, all without in any way releagino the Mortgagore or any of them, from any ofthe crovanar,ts cr condititna of this mortgage, or releaeiriq the unreleased part of theproperty herein described from the lien of this mortgage for the amount of the mortgagedebt, and ray release any party primarily or secondarily liable on the mortgage debtwithout releasing any other party liable thereon and without releasing the propertysubeut thereto.

6. Until deisult is made in any covenant or condition of this nortgage theMorryagors shall have possession of the property. Upon default In any cf the covenantsor conditions of this mortgage, the Mortgagee shall be entitled without notice to theMortqegors, or any of them, to the immediate possession of the property and to theappointment of a receiver of the property to operate the eame, withcsit regard to theadequecy thereof as security for the mortgage debt, arid the Wortgagora shall pay allcosts in cor,neeticn therewith, and upon any d.ef-ault, whether or not a receiver beappointed, the rents and profits of the property are hereby asrrigned to the rortgageeas additional. security.

7. The rights, powers, privileges end discretions specifically granted to theMortgagee under this mortgage are not. in iieitet.iori of, but In addition t.o those towhich the Mortgagee is entitled under any general or local laws relating to mortgagesin the State of Maryland, now or hereafter existing.

8. 6efoe full payrriant of the nortgage debt, the Mortgegee, in its discrticn,may make advances to the Kortgagnrc to the extent permitted by law and such sums shellb secured by this mortgage.

9. The rights, cowers and prv1leges and discretions to which the Mortgagee maybe entitled shall inure to the benefit of it md its successors end assigner arecumulative and not alternative; may be enforced successively or concurrently; andfailure to exercics any of there ahll not be deemed a waiver thereof and no waiver ofany one shall be deemed to apply to any other, nor shalt it be effective unless inwriting and signed by the Mortgagee.

10. ‘fhe covenants, agreements, conditions arid limItations herein imposed uponthe Mortgagors shall be binding upon their respective heirs,. personal representatives,euccassars and assigns.

11. Whenever used herein, the singular shall include tha plural, the pluralthe ingu1ar and the use of any gender shall be applicable to all genders,

WITNeSS the signature and seal of the Mortgagor

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day of April 2010, before me, the undersigned officer,personally appeared BRAD C. CHrr.RESS known to me to be the person whose name iseubacribed to the within instrumsent and acknowledged that he executed the same for thepurposes therein cOntainCd; end at the same time appeared Patrick H. Thompson, Agent ofthe secured party, and made oath in due form of law that the consideration of saidmortgage is true and. boris fide as therein set forth1 that the loan semi secured herebyhas been paid over and disbursed by the party secured hereby unto the within namedMortgagor or th person responsible for the disbursement ot tundn in the closingtransaction, or their respective Agent, at a time, no later thai’. the execution anddelivery of this mortgage by th Mortgagor, and he further made oath that he is theAgent of the party secured by the aforagoing mortgage and as suCh is duly authorired tomake this Affidavit

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The uitdersigned does hereby certify that this instrument has been prepared by anacuorney adnitted to practice before the Court of Appeals, under hi supeevision.

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Licensee Information or Affidavit Fiied in Accordance with Real Property Article.

Section 3-1041, Annotated Code of Maryland

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Maryland Mortgage Lender Name:

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Maryland Mortgage Lender License Number:

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Maryland Mortgage Originator Name:

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Maryland Mortgage Originator License Number:

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Affidavit in Lieu of Maryland Mortgage Lender or Maryiand rVlortgage Originator Licensee information

(Check the box and complete the information for the applicable selection(s) below. As used herein the term

SLoan” means the mortgage loan secured by the security instrument attached hereto.)

Affidavit of individual Mortgage Originator:

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(Insert name o atfiant], wnose address is

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(Insert address of affiant), hereby affirm, under the penalties of perjury, that I am the individualwho origin1ed the Loan and, in connection therewith, I am exempt from the licensing requirements under

Financial Institutions Article, Sections 1 1-801 through 1 1-818, Annotated Code of Maryland.

Affidavit of Lender:

C I, (insert name of chianti, hereby affirm, under the penalties ofperjury, that I am the llnsart ‘TiUej of

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linsort the name of the lender (the “Lender”) that made the Loan). The Lender’s address is

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[insert address of Lender), I am duly authorized by the Lender to• execute this affidavit. The Lender, in connection with the Loan, is exempt from the licensing requIrements under

Financial institutions Article, Sections 11-501 through 11-524, Annotated Code of Maryland.

Affidavit of Lender ion Its own baheif and on behalf of its employee who originated the Loani:

I, James P. Shaw, hereby alfirm, under the penalties i perjury, that I am the Senior Vice President otQueenstown Bank of Maryland Ithe “Lender). The Lenders address is P.O. Box 120, 7101 Main Street.

(3‘tt Oueenstown, Maryland 21658, I am duly authorized by the Lender to etmeute this affidavit. The Lender, in

connection with the Loan, is exempt from the licensing requirements under Financial institutions Arlicle, Sections11-501 through 11-524, Annotated Code of Maryiand. The employee of the Lender who originated the Loan isexempt from the licensing requirements under Financial Institutions Article, Sections 11-601 through 11-618,Annotated Code of Maryland.

Affidavit of Mortgage Broker ion behalf of its employee who originated the mortgage loani:

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linsert name of affiarti, hereby affirm, under the penalties of

perjury that I am the (Insert Title) of

(insert the name of the broker (the “Broker”) that brokerad the Loan]. The Broker’s address is

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finsert address of Broker). I am duly authorized by th 8rokr toexecute this affidavit. The employee of the Broker,

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(insert name of employee(the “Employee”)), is the individual who originated the Loan. The Employee, in connection w)th the Loan, isexempt from the licensing requirements under Financial institutions Article, Sections 11-601 through 11-618,Annotated Coda of Maryland,

I SOLEMNLY AFFIRM, under the penalties of perjury and upon personal knowledge, that the contents of theforegoing paper are true.

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Jam P. Shaw, Senior Vice President Print Name and Title of Affiant

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Print Name and Title of Affiant

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TI-US MORTCiA(iE made thS day &it Ap CCR11 DRFSS Mortgagor utd TIlL COUNfl COMMISSIONFRS Oh QUEEN ANNE S COUNTY Mortace

WHEREaS th. Mortgagoi ate i,idbtd untu the Morigagec in the sum ot FIFE\THOUS1ND DOLL kRS ($51111011) v,ltwh sum was this d’i losned and is evidenced b aid p’syable sithinterest as pros i&d in a note of eten date herewith the unpaid balaioL heath due .rnd payable in accordince withSd l riOti.

WI ILRF ‘i.S it ss as a condittoit precedent to the n-iakJn ofc,-aid luau tli.ut the rep ymerul thereotlis aid be secured b> the ee mien oftitis mnrtage is addition ii security

NOW, THEREFORE, THIS MORTGAGE WTTNF.SSETII, that in consideration of thepremises and the sum of One Dollar ($1.00), the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the Mortgagor herebygrant and convey unto the Mortgagee. its successors and assigns, in fee simple, all of the follojiig,Øied realestate to wit- W( rj)

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TOGETI-lhR with alt huuildiiigs and improvements now and hereafter on said land, and all andevery the rights, roads, ailes, ways, waters, privileges, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or inany ccc appervuning includiiL all heating au onditioning. liaheung an-I plumbing hxturec equipment furnituicand other fixtures now or liereina11eu’ iuitaclied to or used in connection with the premises herein deseribetl, and allrents, issues and profits accnuing front the pieutuises liereb mortgaged.

TO HAVE ANt) TO HOLD the same unto and to the proper use and benefit ol the Mortgagee.its successors and assigns, in fee simpLe, forever.

PROVIDED, that if the Mortgagor shall well and truly pay, or cause to he paid, said principalsum and all interest thereon, and all other sums payable by the Mortgagor in accordance with the terms of thismuatigage nrid the note secured hereby, each at the times and in the manner as herein set forth, and shall otherwiseperfiriu all the terms. covenants and conditions of this Mortgage and the note secured hereby, including thepsynacat ofsn> late cli ures then thu mortgage sit ill be soud otherwise it is to iema;n it fill frutce md effect

THE MORTGAGOR JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY HEREBY COVENANT:

a That hues warrant specially the property hereby consesed tint thcy are seuLed thereof infee simple and have a right to convey the Sante; that they have done no act to encumber the sanie that they wiltexecute such further assurances thereof as maybe requisite.

b. That should the title to thc’ Ire-rein niortgaged property be. sega iresi by arty person, persons.partnership or corporation other than the Mortgagor by voluntary or involuntary grant or assignment or in any othermanner without the Mortgagee’s written consent, nr sliniihd they default run any rote, bond, mortuage or deed oftaist secured by or ecnrirtga prior lien upon the herein mortgaged piopertv or should the same he furtherencumbered by the Mortgagor, their c’r its successors, heirs, personal representatives and assigns, without theMortgagee’s written consent. then the wturde of5aid principal aiim at the option of the Mortgagee shall immediatelyhecoutie (Inc and owing as herein provided.

e. That the) will pay or cause to be paid when due the principal stuns of the debt herebyp. ceetured. and any renewals or extensions thereof, together with all interest, thereon, and all other sums payable by

them in accordance with the terms of this mortgage and note secured hcrcby. inclLuding, but nOt limited t, rItepayiuueta of tile charges, or an’ renewals or extensions, and that they hereby expressly waive the benefits of allexemptions, homestead or otluensise. under the laws of this or any other State, and agree to pay the debt without

2 any offset wltiutsoever.d. l’hat they will pay when due all taxes, liens, judgiruents or assessiutents heretofore or

Itereafter levied, assessed or constituting liens upon the property hereby conveyed, or aim>’ part thereof.

e. Thai they will keep all itnpmovemeiits now or hereinafter lueated tin 1tu premises u good

repaur that they wilt maintain and work thue premises hereby conveyed iii a good and husband like manner: thatthey will commit no waste; that they will not cut or remove or permit to be cut or removed any wood or timberfrom said premises without the wrhteuu Cnutsririt rut’ the Morlgirgee, and that they wilt make alt proper rcnewals.L:\3(-5z\MCRTCAO5\Ncrtqa;,,.drC’.1 in,vsS, .vpi’ii 2011

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rLphcement and additions to the properts and ut teir (hwn the improsements or meteri illy h’ine them orperni ii them to be Loon doss n or rn itertal R chnned ss itliout the prior written con sent 01 the Mortgagee

f That they will insure ,jiicl Lep insured building md improvements now or which maslier(9fter b placd oil the said premises against los or d?Innge by tire hood lightning windstorm and tornado inompanmes and ‘irnouitls sansfator3 to the Mortaee ‘mn’ policy s idenemg such insurance to be d_postted withand loss thereunder to he piyable to the Mortg’igee ‘is its interest may appar At the option of the Mortagors andsub oct to the consent cit the Mortgage sums so receis ad b the Morig igee may he used to pay tor reconstructionof lb destro ad improvements or if not so ippi ied at the option nt the \1ortg igee m’iy he applied in payment of

airs nidehiednes, nurtured or unmatured sects ed b this mortg”ige

g. If the Mortgagee shall incur any expense or expend any sums, including r’isonableattorney’s fees, whether in coniwelion with any action or proceeding or not, to sustain the lien of this mortgage orits priority, ur tii pri.iieet Or entorce ShY (it its rights hereunder, otto recover any indebtedness hereby secured, or forany title examination or title insurance policy relating to the title. to the property, all such sums shall on notice anddemand be paid bytlie Mortgagor. together with iliterest thereon at the current rCie hereunder until paid, and besecured by the lien of this mortgage.

TI-rE PARTIES HERETO FURTHER COVENANT AND AGREE;

I. Upon any default in any of the covenants of this mortgage, the Mortgagor in accordancewith Subtitle W cit the Maryland Rules ot’Proccdmiro, or any othcr general or local rules, regulations or laws of theState of Maryland relating to mortgages, including any amendments tlierec’for supplements or additions theretowhich tie not matedally change or impair the remedy, do hereby (a) declare their unsent to the passage ofa decreefOr the site oh the properts, ‘mud (b) muttmria lh \Iortm,u,ee its suei,tssors or asamu,ns or Patrik I-. fhompson its‘ittorney after such detault shall have oeuned as ilor’suid to sdl the hereby tnortimgcd propcrt’ Any such saltwhm.ther tinder the ‘issent to a dCciLc or power of sate mniay he rn-ide by the person or persons -sutliorized to selleither ‘is in entirety or in such sepasate p’irem.ls and on such tm.rnis ‘ind at such p1-sees ‘md in such rn’inner ‘is theynay deems advisable.

O 2. Upon any sale of the property under this mortgage, whether under the assent to a decree, thepower of sale or by equitable foreclosure, the proceeds of such sale shall he’ applied as follows: Pirst to thepayment of all expeilses incident to time smile including ii counsel fee of$850.OO for conducting tile proceedings itwithout contest, hut if legal scm’vices he rendered to the. trustee appointed by such decree or to the Mortgagee or tothe party selling under the power of sale in connection with any contested matter in the proceedings, then suchoilier cmiunsi.I Ices end expenses shall he illossed out of The proceeds of sale as the Court ins> deem pioper ‘madalso a commnissiiin to the party niaking the sale equal 10 the conitoissions allowed trustees for making sales ofproperty un&r dccrm.es cftheequits court has ing jurisdiction and also au> liens prior to the lien of thms mortgageunless the sale is made subject to such prior liens Second, to [lie payment of mill claims of’ the Mortgageehereunder, whether they have matured or not, with interest thereon until linal ratification of the auditor’s report;Third, time balance, if’ any, to she Mortgagor or to any person or persons entitled thereto, upon the surrender of tImeproperty to the- purchaser, less any expenses incurred in obtaining possession.

3. limnediatcly upon the first insertion of the advertisement or notice of smile, there shall be amidbecome due arid owing hr time Mortgagor, and each of them, to the party inserting the advertisement or notice allexpeiiscs incident to such advertisement or notice, mill COwl costs, attorney’s fees and all expenses incident to theforeclosume proceedings under this mortgage and a commission on thy total amnuummt of time inorugago indebtedness,principal and interest, therm due, equal to one-haif(V) tIne percentage allowed as commission on such sum to

trustees making sales under orders or decrees of the equity court havingjurisdiction, and such partyshail not berequired to receive the principal and interest only of thcm mortgage debt in satisfaction thereof, unless the same beaccompanied by a tender of such expenses, Costs, amtorney’s fees amid conimnnissions.

4. That in the event of a sale of the mortgaged property under the provisions hereof’, all annualcrops, pitched, planted or growing upon said property at the tuna of smile shall pass to the purchaser of said propertyas a part thereof

5 TIme Mortg’igee may at army tune renew this mini tg mc elm.nd the himu, (or pasrrieTmt of thm.dc.bt or any psrt thereof or imitciest tliereomm amid wane ‘in> ofthe covenants or conditions of this rnortg’mge mu wholeor in p mrt tither t the rcqncst oh mrs one or mo ot the Moilgagoi ot of any per on lies ing aim interest in theproperty, take or release other security, or any part of this property, or such other security, grant extensions,

renewals or indulgences therein, or apply’ to the paymnleult of principal mind interest ciii the mnrtgmmge debt any part or

Oall of the proceeds obtained by smile, fomeclosure om- receivership as herein provided, without resort or regard to otheri\Q-kv\MoRT\n.urs.J.dseChi1diemie, rmp11 aoao

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6 I InnI defiult is made iii my cosenairt or condition of this rnoitgage thi ortgagor shallhave possession of thi. propLrts Upon default in any of the covinants 01 conditions of this mortgage tireMortgagee shall hr entitled without riotrt_o to the Mortg igor or airs nitliem to the rrnmedr rte pnssessrcrn cftheproperty and to the pointment of receis r of the property to operate the sme ss rihout regird to the dequ9cyllrrieol is security tot the inortg.r dcbi ‘md the Morig’mcot sirill p’mv all costs in connection theiesiith and uponally default, whether or not a receiver he appointed, the tents and profits of the property arc hereby assigned to theMortgagee as additional security.

7. The rights, powers, privileges and discretions specitically granted to tIre Mortgagee tinderthis mortgage are not in limitation of, brim in addition tothote to which the Mortgagee is entitled under any generalor local laws relating to mortgages in the State of Maryland, now or hereafter existing

ti. [teibre frill ‘mrn uf the mortgage debt, the Mortgagee, in its discretion, may make

advances to the Mortgngor to the extent permitted by law and such sums shall be secured by tli is mortgage.

9. The rights, powers and privileges and discretiont to which die Mortgagee may be entitledshall iritirc to the benelil cdii and ils successors and assigns; are cumulative arid not alternative; may be enforcedsuccessively or concurrently; end lbilurc to exercise any of them shall not be deemed a waiver thereof and nowaiver of any one shall be deemed to apply to arty ollier nor shall it be effective unless in writing and signed by the

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From: Patrick Thompson <PThompson@ bt-lawyer.com>Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2020 10:55 AMTo: Anne Van BenschotenSubject: [EXTERNAL] RE: Subordination

***Aftention:*** This email originated from an external source. DO NOT CLICK any links or attachmentsunless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

It looks to me like the County would need to subordinate. In order to qualify for automatic subordination, thehomeowner can only refinance the principal owed on the existing loan and up to $5,000.00 additional to cover closingcosts. It appears Mr. Childress is borrowing more than that.

From: Anne Van Benschoten [mailto:[email protected]: Thursday, February 13, 2020 10:15 AMTo: Patrick Thompson <[email protected]>Subject: Subordination

PatI just want to make sure that I am correct about the new revised Subordination Agreement. Per the new guidelines and‘e MD Code on Junior liens, the customer does not need to get

ubordination approval from us as long as the first mortgage is being refinanced for a lower rate and the client is notgetting back any cash. I have attached the paperwork for Brad Childress. He wants to Subordinate his loan.Is there anything I need from Quicken loans to place in the client’s file?

Ave v sciotei’Housing Program AdministratorDepartment of Community Services104 Powell StreetCentreville, MD [email protected] x2064

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Queen Anne’s County Public Schools

Preparing World- Class Students Through Everyday Excellence

Mr. James Moran, PresidentQueen Anne’s County CommissionersThe Liberty Building107 North Liberty StreetCentreville, MD 21617

Dear Mr. Moran:

The Board of Education requests the Board of County Commissioners approve the allocation offunds towards the following emergency purchase from the Board of Education’s operating fundbalance for the year ended June 30, 2019:

Emergency PurchaseBackup Generator — Church Hill Elementary School $47,980

The current available unassigned fund balance as of June 30, 2019 is $1,131,740.

If you need further information, please contact John Pfister, Chief Financial Officer.

Andrea Ph.D.Superintendent of Schools

cc. Mr. Todd MohnMr. Jonathan Seeman

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202 Chesterfield Avenue * Centreville, MD 21617 * 410-758-2403 * qacps.org

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OFFICE OF THE SHERIFFQueen Anne’s County

505 RAILROAD AVENUE, CENTREVILLE, MARYLAND 21617410-758-0770 • 410-778-7908 • Fax: 410-758-1961

TDD: 410-758-2126www.queenannessheriff.org

Sheriff Gary HofrnannMajor Dwayne Boardrnan

Action Item

Date: February 6, 2020

To: County Commissioners

From: Sheriff Gary Hofmann

Subject: Budget Amendment Request

Per your request, the following is my official “Request for Approval” to use excesscurrent year budgeted funds originally designated for salaries and/or benefits to purchase twoToyota Rav4 hybrid SUV vehicles to be used by our Public Information Officer and ourVolunteer Auxiliary Deputies. The total cost for both of the vehicles, installed emergencyequipment and markings is $66,124. These vehicles will be valuable to our overall operationproviding reliable and cost-effective vehicles for our highly mobile Public Information Officer(soon to be hired) and for our volunteer auxiliary staff who work and attend events andassignments all over the County on a regular basis. The 2020 Toyota Rav4 Hybrid SUV isestimated to get 41 city/38 highway miles per gallon of gas. We also believe these vehicles willbe highly reliable with a very low cost for maintenance. These model vehicles are currently onthe Howard County contract which is the contract we plan to use.

Requested Action:I move to approve to use excess current year budgeted funds of $66,124, originallydesignated for salaries and/or benefits to purchase two Toyota Rav4 hybrid SUV vehiclesfor use by the Public Information Officer and Volunteer Auxiliary Deputies.

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QUEEN ANNES COUNTYREQUEST FOR BUDGET AMENDMENT

FY 2020Increase

(Decrease)Account Code Amount

increase Sheriffs Office Autos/Vehicles

decrease Sheriffs Office Regular

decrease Sheriff’s Office Social Security

decrease Sheriffs Office Health Insurance

decrease Sheriffs Office LEOPS Pension System

decrease Sheriffs Office Workmen’s Compensation

decrease Sheriffs Office Life Insurance

100 110000 9054 $ 66,124

100 110000 4003 $ (42,785)

100 110000 7100 $ (3,396)

100 110000 7200 $ (7,267)

100 110000 7325 $ (9,761)

100 110000 7400 $ (2,825)

100 110000 7600 $ (90)

Total Decrease $ (66,124)

Justification:

This amendment establishes budget authority for the Sheriffs Department to purchase two Toyota Rav4 hybrid SUV vehicles to be used by their

Public Information Officer and Volunteer Auxiliary Deputies at a total cost of $66,124.

Funding will come from excess current year budgeted funds originally designated for salaries and/or benefits.

0 Requester printed Department: Karen Rodgers, Finance

Requester signature & date: ‘a,tJ)t

Finance Director signature & date:

Approval & date:V

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$ 2,818.00

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This amendment reclassifies existing budget authority to distribute the fire impact fees in fiscal year 2020.

Fire impact fees collected in the fiscal year are distributed the following year. There is existing budget authority of $290,500 for the distribution of the impact

fees, which is enough to cover the total amount of $285,527. However, the amendment is needed in order to move theauthoiity between funds.

No County funds are requested.

Requester printed Department:

Requester signature & date:


Approval & date:

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Description of expenditure!revenue accounts to increasel(decrease): Fund

DISTRIBUTE FIRE IMPACT FEE UNRESTRICTED FUND BALANCES AS OF 6130119 TO FIRE COMPANIESincrease kent island Impact Fee Charges

increase kent island allocation of impact fees/vol fire co’s

increase grasonville impact Fee Charges

increase grasonville allocation of impact fees/vol fire co’s

increase queenstown impact Fee Charges

increase queenstown allocation of impact fees/vol fire co’s

decrease goodwill Impact Fee Charges

decrease goodwill allocation of impact fees/vol lire co’s

increase church hill Impact Fee Charges

increase church hill allocation of impact feeslvol fire co’s

increase crumpton

increase crumpton

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increase qa / hillsboro Impact Fee Charges

increase qa I hilisboro allocation of impact fees/vol fire co’s

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increase New Courthouse Project Gen Cap FY20 Pr Yr Fund Balance 410 410000 39940 400559

increase New Courthouse Project Buildings/Additions 410 410000 9040 400559

COMMENTS:

This amendment will establish budget authority to use $1127000 of General Capital fund balance for the New County Courthouse.

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Requester signature & date:


Karen Rodgers, Finance

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2/13/2020 342 PM

QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTYREQUEST FOR BUDGET AMENDMENT

FY 2020

Description of expenditure/revenue accounts to increase/(decrease):

Date 02/13/20

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AmountFund Account Code

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Decrease County Wide Mapping by $100000

decrease CountyWtdeMappinqil FY2OPrYrFundBa?ance 410 410000 39940 400015

decrease County Wide Mapping II FY15 Pr Yr Fund Balance 410 410000 39935 400015

Total

decrease County Wide Mapping II Consultants 410 410000 5020 400015

Decrease GIS & Strategic Plan by $50,000

decrease GIS&StrateglcPlan FY20 PrYrFund Balance 410 410000 39940 400457

decrease GIS & Strategic Plan Consultants 410 410000 5020 400457

Increase IT Infrastructure by S150.OOQ

kicrease IThifrastnjcture FY2OPrYrFundBalance 410 410000 39940 400031

kicrease lTlrifrastnicture FY15 PrYrFund Balance 410 410000 39935 400031

Total

kiergas. IT infrastructure AdditIonal Egtiprnent 410 410000 9050 400031

COMMENTS:

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Amount

This amendment will move existing budget authority of $100,000 Ironi the County Wide Mapping project (available balance of 8382K) and $50,000 from the

GIS & Strategic Plan pioject (available balance of 8188K) and add to the IT infrastructure project. The County IT department is In need ol funding for a new flrewaIcomputers and teensing. The current firewaN was purchased In 2013 and with the additional load since that time. there Is an imminent need to move to a more

robust system. The expected cost of the firewall Is approximately $1 30.000. The remaining 820.000 wlil pay for PCs and licensing.

No additional County funds are requested.

Requester printed Department: Megan DelGaudlo. IT Manager

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AGRICULTURE

Awareness

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Dear’

Agriculture is Maryland’s number one industry. This industry is constantly shrinking, while ourpopulation continues to grow. Meaning we have to supply more food on less land. With this in mindagriculture is crucial for our survival. In 2017, a coalition of agriculture educators and professionalsjoined together to host “Agriculture Awareness Day” for all 7th grade students across Queen Anne’sCounty. This event was very well received by students, educators, parents and the agriculturecommunity.

This coalition will again be hosting our 4 annual “Agriculture Awareness Day” on June 4t17 and 5”,2020. We will use Next Generation Science and Maryland Environmental Literacy Standards to guide usin educating the students in all areas of agriculture as well as discuss future careers in agriculture. Wewill do this with the use of four educational stations throughout the day that provide hands oneducational experiences and activities in the areas of crop growth & harvest, technology, farm animals,aquaculture, nursey, produce, plant life cycles, and how to start a career in the agriculture.

This educational experience will be held at the Queen Anne’s County 4-H Park, located outside ofCentreville, during school hours.

We are once again seeking partners to financially support this agriculture education event. Funding isneeded to support transportation of students for two days, supplies for the educational stations, andlunch for our volunteers. New this year we will be purchasing drawstring bags for the students. Thesewill be used throughout the day to keep any materials they collect, as well as help keep them organizedin their color groups when they arrive. If you are interested in being a sponsor of the drawstring bagsspecifically, we will include “sponsored by: your name or logo” on the bags given out as well. Pleasecontact Kim Kempel directly to indicate that before mailing payment. This cost would be in the amountof $1,000.

If you are interested in partnering with us to support this event, please submit your contribution asindicated below by April 1, 2020. Thank you in advance for your support. We look forward to hearingback from you, so that we can continue creating an adventurous and educational day. if you havequestions, please feel free to contact our sponsorship chair Kim Kempel at [email protected].

Sincerely,

Agriculture Awareness Day Committee

>Name:

_____________________________________________

Please accept my donation ofAddress:

_________________________________________

$1,000+ Gold Sponsor $500-999 _Silver SponsorCity:

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ST________ ZIP______________ $100-$499 — Bronze Sponsor Other:$_______

E-mail______________________________________________,.._ I would like my company/business to be listed on the Payment Method:

(sponsorship banner displayed atAgriculture Awareness Day, Check #____________

on QAC TV and Social Media Sites: Made payable to: Queen Anne’s County Farm Bureau

_____YES ______NO

Mail to:(Please mail business card or email logo to be used) QAC Farm Bureau Attn: Ag Awareness Day

P.O. Box 45 Sudlersville. MD 21668

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Department o HealthQueen Anne’s County

206 N. Commerce Street, Centreville, MD 21617-1049Tel: 410-758-0720 • 410-778-0993 • Fox: 410-758-2838

Joseph A. Ciotola, M.D.Health Ohcer

MEMORAND UM

Mr. Todd MohnCounty Administrator

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Joseph Ciotola, Jr., M.D.Health Officer

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FROM.

DATE: February 12, 2020

SUBJECT. FY 2019 Savings

As in previous years, the health department has been prudent with the oversight ofpublic funds provided to this department, and as such, have accrued a savings of$292,487.80.

This savings is contributed to the delay of filling vacancies, maximization ofcollections, and other one-time cost savings strategies.

We respectfully request the County Commissioners, through you, to reserve the fundsfor a special project involving the securing of a permanent site for EmergencyPreparedness.

As always, I thank you for your support of the work of the Queen Anne’s CountyDepartment of Health.

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County Conunissioiiers:James J. Moran. At LargeJack N. Wilson, Jr., District IStephen Wilson, District 2Philip L. Dumenil, District 3Christopher M. Corchiarino. District 4

DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & ZONING110 Vincit St., Suite 104

Centrevilte, MD 21617

Telephone Planning: (410) 758-1255Fax Planning: (410) 758-2905

Telephone Permits: (410) 758-4088Fax Permits: (410) 758-3972

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TO: County CommissionersTodd Mohn, County Administrator

MEMORANDUM

CC: Planning CommissionEconomic Development Commission

Information Item

FROM:

DATE:

E. Michael Wisnosky, AICP, Director

February 25, 2020

SUBJECT: Monthly Department Report — January 2020

The following information is compiled by the staff of the Department of Planning and Zoning. The information providedis current as of January 3 1, 2020

Planning:

Long-Range Planning/Community Planning/Text Amendments! Environmental/Critical Area Planning:o Amendments

• Urban Commercial (UC) Use/Tenant Space Exceptions (TA/CO 19-17 — introduced on 26 November;public hearing held on 14 January; adopted on 28 January; and effective date of 14 March 2020)

• Citizen sponsored map and text amendments will be submitted during the lirst 10 business days ofFebruary.

o QAC Comprehensive Plan —

• The Comp Plan 2020 Update website may be accessed at https://www.qacplan2020.com!. It is beingmanaged and updated by Smith Planning & Design. QACTV Department staff has placed severalprominent links to this site on the PnZ website.

• Planning staff presented a Comp Plan update at the Commissioners 28 January meeting.• Technical Committee meetings with individual county departments and agencies are being held on 12

and 13 February.• The consultants will meet with the Planning Commission in a workshop session at their 13 February

meeting.• Economic growth and sustainable development workgroup meetings being scheduled with key

partners for 24 and 25 March.• Community visioning sessions being scheduled in February and March in areas with community

plans. A northern county meeting is being scheduled for the next quarter.

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o Critical Area Project Reviews• Gibson’s Grant — Comprehensive Management Plan (Proposed Amendments) — received updated

plans for review and signature on 20 December [building permit issued on 6 January 2020].• Kingstown Property Buffer Violation (property owner attorney coordinating with staff to draft deed

restrictions—received updated deed for review on 6 January 2020)• Continuing to work with Critical Area Commission staff on draft Chapter 14 — Critical Area program

update (next meeting to be held on 25 February)o Meeting Attendance/Hosting

• Resiliency Planning and Financing• The report-out session was held on 15 January.• The draft QAC Plan is being reviewed by the workgroup.• The financing stage of the Plan review will begin in March.

• MACo and MML joint county-municipal planners meeting• MACo Small Cell Strategy Meeting• QAC Census: Complete Count meeting• KNDF Meeting — Comp Plan update• ESCAP steering committee• Maryland Association of Floodplain and Stormwater Managers Board meeting

Development Review/Site Plans/Subdivision Plats/Growth Allocations/Adequate Public Facilities:o Major Subdivision plat reviews

• 18050011, Meadow’s Edge Phase II - create 6 new residential lotso Major Site plan review

• SP-19-10-00046, Prospect Plantation West—demo & construction of new mechanical buildingo Major Site plan review

• SP-20-01-0049 Kent Island Libraryo STAC meetings

January 15, 2020• SP-19-10-0042, Well’s Cove II, LLC — construction of 4 condominium units

January 29, 2020• SP-19-05-0024, Gardens of Queen Anne Phase II — Mixed use clubhouse, 2 retail Buildings,

restaurant pavilion bar• SP-19-07-0028, Fisherman’s Village Hotel & Conference Center — Major Site plan approval

o Planning Commission meeting January 9, 2020‘ SP-19-09-0035, Ingleside Mine Phase II - Major Extraction• SP-19-09-0036, Kent Island Library Expansion — Expand existing library and parking

Zoning:

Building Permit Information (Source: Energov & Sungard):

O Permit Applications Submitted

Permits Issued

O Residential

0 Commerical

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$15,000,000

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$5,000,000

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Building Permit Tracking 2020

January January 2020 Year to Date 2019 Year to Date2020 2019

Permit Applications 191 77 191 77SubmittedPermits Issued 132 107 132 107

Residential 87 77 87 77Commercial 45 30 45 30

Construction Value $7,662,405 $17,510,328 $7,662,405 SI 7,510,328

• Highlights of Commercial Permits Issued in January:o Use Permits:

• Wagman Heavy Civil, Maryland Department of Transportation, 6 employees, 2,168 sq. ft. No changeto existing space

o New Commercial:• 480 Main Street, Construction of Mixed use (6 commercial and 21 residential)

o Commercial Renovations:• 300 Thompson Creek Mall, interior renovations to Food Lion Store to include new finishes

throughout, new equipment in deli/bakery and produce prep areas, new checkout equipment, newgondolas and refrigerated cubes to sales floor, new exhaust fan on roof, remodel restrooms, newplumbing/HVAC Registers and returns and lighting/electric as shown.

• 263 Topside Dr. renovation to restaurant, relocate front entrance & add 12’ x7’ portico, create newfoyer & coat check area (formally part of ships store), add new beams in kitchen area and newdrywall.

• Inspection and Enforcement Activity for January:o Citations Issued: 5 (YTD Issued: 5)o Total fines issued: $2,500 (YTD Issued: $2,500; YTD Paid: S500)o Nuisance Complaints/Code Violation Inspections Conducted: 21(6 of which in Critical Area) (YTD: 21)o Zoning Inspections Conducted: 233 (104 of which within Critical Area) (YTD: 233)o Liquor Law Compliance Inspections: 0 (YTD: 0)

Zoning Boards:

• Board of Appeals — NO HEARINGS IN JANUARY 2020• License Commission (Liquor Board):• Meeting Date — January 7, 2020• Temporary Licenses Issued To:

Kent Island High School Baseball — Date of event — January 25Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center — Dates of events — Jan23, Feb. 20, March 26, April 23Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center - Date of event — February 15Hearing held for a new Class “A” beer, wine & liquor license for Vape Bird — Approved

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Queen Anne’s County Government will be organizing several efforts, sponsored by the MarylandDepartment of Planning to encourage response to the 2020 Census. The Grasonville Community Day will

be the first of two events sponsored by the 2020 Maryland Census to assist residents with response to

the 2020 Census. The State of Maryland awarded grant funding to eastern shore counties to be used for

events and marketing to support the efforts of 2020 Census.

Grasonville Community Day will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2020 from 11:00 am till 2:00 pm at the

Grasonville Community Center located at 5601 Main Street in Grasonville Maryland.

The event will feature free entertainment and lunch for residents and the opportunity to respond to the

2020 Census. The Federal Census Department will be on site and available to assist attendees with

answering the Census via the new online system or by phone. The first 50 people to check in at the 2020

Census tabte will receive a Wawa gift card.

There will be a variety of vendors offering information to promote healthy families. Vendors include

Department of Emergency Services, Nielson Center, QA Master Gardner’s, Board of Elections and League

of Women Voters, Chesapeake Helps, Haven Ministries, QAC Library, Grasonville Volunteer FireDepartment and several more.

For more information on the 2020 Census go to 2O2OCENSUS.GOV

For more information on this event go to QAC.ORG and search “Grasonville Community Day” and follow

QACGOV on social media.

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Who:

Event Planning Team:Beth Malasky — QAC Community AffairsKrista Petit — Haven MinistriesJanet Salazar — QAC LibrariesPatricia Hackleman — QAC Community MentoringJean Fabi — QAC Economic DevelopmentPatricia Jamison — League of Women VotersMary Walker — QAC Community Mentoring

What:

Grasonville Event Name:Gransonville Community DaySponsored by Maryland 2020 Census

When:

Date:

March 28, 2020 llam-2pm

Where:

Location:Grasonville Community CenterMost activities located inside so a rain date does not have to be determined.

Why:

Sum mary:The Grasonville Community Day will be a community event sponsored by the 2020 Maryland Census toencourage residents to respond to the 2020 Census so a more accurate count can be made ofGrasonville. Grasonville was the one area identified as a “hard to count” area of low response from the2010 Census. The State of Maryland awarded grant funding to eastern shore counties to be used forevents and marketing to support the efforts of 2020 Census.

Details:

Census:

• Census information and staff will be throughout the event.• An area with computers will be set up with chairs and tables for people to answer the Census

and will have staff available to assist. Computers will be provided by QAC Library and Census hascommitted a mobile team for the event.

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• Information table with Census information

• The grant allows for purchase of incentives at an event WAWA gift cards will be given to the

first 50 people that come and check in at the Census table

Food• Grasonville Community Center will be providing hamburgers, hot dogs and chips for lunch at no

charge to guests

• 400 8oz drinks are being donated by WAWA for the event

Entertainment:

• Bouncy House, located in the parking lot will be weather dependent. This will be offered free of

charge.

• QAC Library will offer story time and! or crafts.

• Basketball Competition will be outside depending on the weather. Still waiting on confirmation

from Parks N Rec.

• Matt Spence from WCEI will be playing music outside depending on weather. May also be

located inside on stage.

Vend ors:

2020 Census

Parks N Recreation — Summer Programs and Programs, basketball competition — not confirmed

YMCA — Summer Programs and Activities — not confirmed

Health Department — Blood Pressure Checks — not confirmed

QAC DES — Hands Only CPR

Neilson Center— Narcan Training and education

QAC Sheriff’s Office — Community Policing

League of Women Voters I Board of Elections — Registering citizens to vote

Master Gardeners — Growing your own food demo and seed give away

4-H Extension Office — Healthy eating

QAC Library — Information and children’s activities

Haven Ministries — Information

Grasonville Volunteer Fire Department

Chesapeake Helps - information

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NOTIFICATION FORM TO ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS

In accordance with County regulations, property owners that are adjacent to a property, the localVolunteer Fire Departments and the Fire and EMS Commission that has submitted an applicationto the Planning Department for subdivision or site plan approval must be notified in writing priorto the submittal of the application to the County.

The application will be submitted to the Planning Department on 2/3/2020Applicants Name: Land Bridge, LLCProject Name: Living Waters/Land Bridge, LLC Administrative & Major SubdivisionContact Person (if applicant is a corporation): Lindsay DixonApplicants Address: P.O. Box 1118

Stevensville, MD 21666

If the property owner is not the same as the applicant listed above provide the following:

Property Owners Name: Living Water Lutheran Church & Land Bridge, LLCProperty Owners Address: c/o Lindsay Dixon, P.O. Box 1118

Stevensville, MD 21666

Applicant’s Agent (surveyor/engineer): Lane Engineering, LLCAgent’s Address: 354 Pennsylvania Avenue

Centreville, MD 21617Agent’s Phone No.: 410-758-2095

Location of Property subject to the application:

Map: 56 Block: 15 Parcel:300 & 38 Lot:

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Property Location (street address or if no street address is available because the property isvacant, provide a description of the location)

724 Romancoke Road, Stevensville, MD 21666

Description of the proposed application(s) to be submitted:Administrative Subdivision to revise property lines between Parcel 38 & Parcel 300 and MajorSubdivision to create 10 (ten) new lots on Parcel 38 through Large Lot Subdivision along with a50’ wide private right-of-way

This is just a notification and does not require a response. All applications are publicinformation once submitted and can be reviewed at the Department of Planning & Zoning at 160Coursevall Drive, in Centreville during regular business hours from 8 am — 4:30 pm. Please seeattached map for directions to the Department of Planning & Zoning.

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GENERAL REFERENCE INFORMATION

The Following is General Reference Information for Terms That May Appear inthe Notification Form

APPLICANTApplicants can include a person or company that is the property owner, contract purchaser, orlessee of the property.

ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISIONAdministrative Subdivision is a subdivision to relocate or reconfigure an existing property line.This application is also called a lot line adjustment. This subdivision can also be used to removelot lines to combine properties into single lots of record. All Administrative subdivisions areapproved by the Planning Director administratively and do not require approval by the PlanningCommission.

MINOR SUBDIVISIONA minor subdivision is the creation of 5 or less new lots from a tract of land since 1987 when thecurrent zoning ordinance was created. A minor subdivision is approved by the Planning Directoradministratively and does not require approval by the Planning Commission. In limitedcircumstances the Planning Director has the option to forward the application to the PlanningCommission for approval based on the proposed impacts.

MAJOR SUBDIVISIONA major subdivision is the creation of more than 5 lots on a tract of land since 1987 when thecurrent zoning ordinance was created. A major subdivision is approved by the PlanningCommission during an open public meeting. The property will be posted with the time and placeof the meeting 10 days prior to the meeting.

MINOR SITE PLANA minor site plan is required for all new nonresidential freestanding buildings and additions toexisting buildings under 10,000 sq. feet. A minor site plan is also required for multi-familyhousing, such as townhomes, apartments or condominiums, with 5 or less dwelling units.

A minor site plan can be approved by the Planning Director or forwarded to the PlanningCommission for approval based on the proposed impacts.

MAJOR SITE PLANA major site plan is required for all new nonresidential freestanding buildings and additions toexisting buildings over 10,000 sq. feet. A major site plan is also required for multi-familyhousing, such as townhomes, apartments or condominiums, with more than 5 dwelling units.

A major site plan is approved by the Planning Commission during an open public meeting. Theproperty will be posted with the time and place of the meeting 10 days prior to the meeting.

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Dear Property Owner or Local Official:

David Morgan Clark, Ill has applied for a Permit. to Appropriate and Use Waters of theState, which has been assigned permit application number QA2O1 9G005101. Theapplicant seeks to appropriate and use an annual average of 70,000 gallons ofgroundwater per day (gpd) and an average of 426,000 gpd in the month of maximum usefor crop irrigation. Water will be withdrawn from one well in the Aquia aquifer. The projectis located at 160 Chatfield Farm Lane, Centreville, Queen Anne’s County, Maryland.

Since you are a contiguous property owner or an appropriate local official, you are beingnotified of this application, as required by the Maryland Annotated Code EnvironmentArticle §5-506. The Water and Science Administration (Administration) has placed yourname on the “List of Interested Persons” for the above referenced project. At a later date,you will be notified when the proposed project is being published, any projected impacts,and be offered an opportunity to comment and request a public informational hearing onthe matter before a decision is rendered by the State to issue or deny the permit.

The Administration has created a file for this proposed project. If you wish to review theAdministration’s application file or make comments on the application at this time, youmay contact the Administration by mail at Water Supply Program, Source Protection andAppropriation Division, 1800 Washington Boulevard, Baltimore, Maryland 21230 or byphone at 410-537-3590. If you have any questions concerning the application, pleasecontact me by phone at 410-708-7853 (applicant’s phone number) or by mail at theaddress listed below.

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Department of Economic & Tourism Development J—Todd Mohn, County Administrator

Heather Tinelli, Director

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425 Piney Narrows RoadChester, MD 21619

Telephone: (410) 604-2100Fax: (410) 604-2101

MEMORANDUM2/19/2020QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY COMMISSIONERSHEATHER TINELLI, DIRECTORRecent Acquisition of the Former Mears Point Marina

BACKGROUNDWe recently became aware that the Mears Point Marina property located in the Kent Narrows was

recently purchased by Safe Harbor Marinas. This includes the Marina as well as the Annie’s and Red

Eye’s restaurant real estate. The marina will now be called Safe Harbor Narrows Point. The new

ownership has plans for infrastructure improvement as well as marketing efforts to drive traffic and

revenues to its new property. This transaction also included the purchase of Great Oak Marina in Kent

County, MD.

PRESENTATIONEconomic and Tourism Development has requested that the Regional Vice President of Safe Harbor

Marinas, Jeremy Rose, come before the commissioners to give an update on the purchase, plans for the

property as well as the future of the proposed development that was previously approved under prior

ownership. The Kent Narrows is an important Tourism Asset for the County and we strive to develop

relationships with the businesses located within this area.

The Director will introduce Mr. Rose to the commission, and he will have a brief presentation regarding

Safe Harbor Marinas and plans for the property. He will allow time for questions from the Commission.

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By accepting a copy of this presentation, each recipient acknowledges that it is receiving confidential information. Each recipient further represents

and agrees with Safe Harbor Marinas, American Infrastructure Funds, and Koch Real Estate Investments, and the parents, affiliates, and subsidiaries

of each (the “Disclosing Parties”), that it (i) shall keep such information confidential, (ii) shall not disclose any such information to any person or entity

other than those representatives of such recipient who are directly involved in the analysis of the investment opportunity, and (iii) shall use such

information only in connection with its evaluation of the investment opportunity, provided that such recipient shall be permitted to disclose such

information in the event that it is required to do so by law or regulation. requested to do so by any governmental agency or other regulatory authority

having jurisdiction over it. or is required to disclose such information in connection with any legal proceedings. The recipient agrees that it will notify

the Disclosing Parties as 500fl as practical in the event of any such disclosure, unless such notification is prohibited by applicable law or legal process. If

any recipient of this Presentation decides, for any reason, not to further pursue the investment opportunity contained herein, it shall promptly return

this Presentation, and any other information given to it in connection with the transactions contemplated hereby (along with any materials into which

such information has been incorporated), to Safe Harbor Marinas, or represent in writing to the Disclosing Parties that it has destroyed all copies of

this Presentation and such other information furnished to it.

While the information provided herein is believed to be accurate and reliable, none of the Disclosing Parties makes any representation or warranty,

express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of such information. Nothing contained within this Presentation should be relied upon as a

promise or representation as to future events or future operating results. The pro forma and estimated financials information contained herein was

prepared expressly for use herein, and is based on certain assumptions as well as management’s analysis of information available at the time such

analysis was made. Estimates and assumptions are necessarily required in developing prospective financial information, and results can, and usually

do, differ from those estimates and assumptions and such differences may be material.

Certain information set forth in this Presentation contains “forward-looking statements”. These statements are not guarantees of future performance

reliance should not be placed on them. Such forward-looking statements involve risks, both known and unknown, and uncertainties which may cause

actual performance and fmnancials results in future periods to differ materially from any projections of future performance or result expressed or

implied by such forward-looking statements.

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County Commissioners:James J. Moran, At LargeJack N. Wilson, Jr., District 1Stephen Wilson, District 2Philip L. Dumenil, District 3Christopher M. Corchiarino, District 4

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County Commissioners

iiDEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES

104 Powell StreetCentreville, MD 21617

Telephone: (410) 758-0848Fax: (410) 758-4489

TDD: (410) 758-2126e-mail: [email protected]

Catherine Riggs Willis, LMSW, Director

Cathy Willis, Director Dept. of Community

Update

We are looking forward to making our quarterly presentation to the Commission about theDepartment of Community Services. For this presentation I will present the Department ofCommunity Service’s Annual Report for fiscal year 2019. It provides a brief overview of theArea Agency on Aging, Housing and Community Services and the Local Management Board(LMB). The information and statistics included are a testament to the hard work of ouremployees and their committment to serving the residents of Queen Anne’s County.

Following the presentation of the Annual Report and in keeping with our recent theme: HelpingCitizens Across the Lfe Span, Michael Clark, Chief of Housing and Family Services, willprovide a brief overview of the Local Management Board through a presentation entitled:“Making a Difference Through Partnerships.”

Your continued support of all of these excellent programs is truly appreciated by the staff, therecipients and me!


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It gives me great pleasure to present the QueenAnne’s County Department of Community ServicesAnnual Report for FY 2019, I am extremely proud ofthe agency’s achievements this past year and the hardwork shown by the dedicated staff serving thecitizens of Queen Anne’s County.

Throughout FY 2019, staff continued to excel despitethe challenges that are presented with suchvulnerable populations. The members and staff of theQueen Anne’s County Local Management Boardcontinue to work hard to address the needs of ourchildren and families. For example, Healthy Families isa home-visiting program that provides long-termvoluntary support to families from the prenatal perioduntil their child enters a full-time educational setting.This leads to fewer children in social welfare, mentalhealth and juvenile correctional systems. The Housingand Community Services Division continues tosupport first-time home buyers in Queen Anne’sCounty through the Moderately Priced Dwelling UnitLoan Program and the Critical Workforce MortgageProgram. These programs allow more countyresidents to experience the American dream righthere in Queen Anne’s County. The Area Agency onAging went live with new transit scheduling softwareand completed a five-year TransportationDevelopment Plan, which will vastly improve servicesto county residents. All three divisions are workingwith the county on the development of the newYMCA in Centreville, which will house a Senior Centerfunction as well!

Over the past year, the Department has focused moreon telling the story of our successes and less oftypical data and fiscal accounting information. Thatfocus honored us with a visit by Lieutenant GovernorBoyd Rutherford. The Department was graciouslyappreciative of the Lt. Governor for the opportunityand acknowledgement of valuable programs weextend to the citizens of Queen Anne’s County.

Through such efforts of all divisions, communitymembers, boards, partners and volunteers, theDepartment of Community Services is ready tocontinue advocating for the betterment of ourcitizens.

Sincerely,

Catherine Riggs Willis, L.MSW

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Queen Anne’s CountyDepartment of Community Services

FY19 ANNUAL REPORT

• FY19 had 2,338 unduplicated participants across thethree Senior Centers, with 94,465 units of service. Therewere also 382 unduplicated congregate participants with6,009 congregate meals being served.

• The first Senior Sports Summit was offered inpartnership with a grant from Maryland Department ofAging. For the weeklong event, September 29,2019-October 4, 2019, there were 50 participants.Seventeen of which signed-up as new Senior Centermembers, participating in events such as: Pickleball,Corn Hole, Puzzle Competition, Frisbee Throw, FreeThrow. 1 Mile Walk, Dance, Bocce Ball, and Shuffleboard.The grant also allowed for training sessions to continueafter the Sports Summit, for people to train for nextyear’s events.

• FY19 provided 26,624 transports in County Ride ofwhich 11,276were door to door trips and 15,348 werepublic fixed-route trips.

• Transit purchased two new buses funded 90% throughMTA and 10% locally. These have replaced older busesthat have met the useful life cycle and needed to beretired due to age and mechanical issues. The buses areused for public fixed-route trips and door to doorservices.

• After receiving the Maryland Department ofTransportation Statewide Transit Innovation Grant,Transit purchased a new innovative transit schedulingsoftware which was installed and activated and runningsuccessfully in place of a very antiquated system. Thenew software includes: dispatch management, driverdata and logs, fixed-route management, mileagetracking, multiple route support, scheduling and billing.

• FY19 served 15,022 Home Delivered Meals to 89individuals, 33 who are at high nutrition risk.

• Successful outreach events included: Annual SeniorSummit; MAP Caregivers Conference, Elder AbuseAwareness event. Centreville Days and Make a DifferenceDay. Outreach and Information & Assistance provided tothe public through our partner QACTV.

• Through the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) program, astaff Program Specialist was able to assist an older adultin the community to get medical claims paid that werenot originally submitted with the proper documentation.Appeals were submitted to Noridian who is Medicare’sQIC and over $40,000 of the original $50,000 due weresuccessfully paid.

• Received continued funding for the third consecutiveyear from the Governor’s Office for Crime Control andPrevention to provide the Substance Abuse PreventionProgram in Queen Anne’s County Public Schools forFY20.

• Received $335,286 in funding from the Governor’s Officefor Children to respond to Governor Hogan’s priorityareas of: Opportunity Youth (also known asDisconnected Youth, youth from 16-24 who are not inschool and not working); At- Risk Youth: and ChildrenAffected by a Caregiver’s Incarceration.

• Through enhancement funding awarded by theCommissioners, a Hunger Backpack Program wasestablished in FY16 and continues to thrive in FY20, InFY16, 226 children were given food on a weekly basis. in2019 it increased to serve 401 children.

• Distributed funding awarded by the Commissioners formultiple family programs such as Out of School timeactivities, hunger avoidance programming and supportof the Department of Social Services. Over 1,900 youth,children and families were served by programs fundedby the LMB in FY19.

• The Local Care Team, a comprehensive interdisciplinaryteam, served 13 new youth in FY19, reviewed 30 casesand were able to eradicate problems to eliminate theneed for referrals to in-state and out-of-state residentialplacements.

• Two interactive trainings were provided through outsidefunding sources for Queen Anne’s County professionals,volunteers, and staff to increase knowledge andawareness on communicating with at-risk adolescentsand disconnected youth. Motivational Interviewing washeld in July, presented by Dr. Karen Ingersoll, PhD,Associated Professor at University of Virginia HealthSystem, Department of Psychiatry and NeurobehavioralSciences, and had excellent attendance. The facilitatorprovided methods to elicit internal motivation to changebehavior. In October, through a grant provided by theGovernor’s Office for Children; Dr. LaMarr Shields, TheCambio Group, presented “Hurt People, Hurt People: TheEffects of Trauma on Young People and Those WhoServe Them.” Both trainings had a lasting effect onattendees and created a more trauma-informedapproach and favorable responses in behavior changes.

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12 grants and other funding opportunities in 2019,resulting in total awards of $568,400; and$1,585,650 since the position began in FY16, forthe Department of Community Services.

The Homeless Prevention Unit - Rapid Re-HousingProgram housed 13 families totaling 43 people(adults and children) in FY19. In order to qualifyfor the Rapid Re-Housing Programfamilies/individuals must be “Literally Homeless,”which means they are in a homeless shelter, in acar, on the streets, in a hotel paid for withvouchers from service providers, etc. Thisprogram requires intensive case management toensure that the families/individuals leave theprogram more self-sustainable. Other homelessprevention programs were able to assist 52families totaling 118 adults and children in FY19.

• The Affordable and Critical Workforce HousingUnit - In FY19 the Critical Workforce Programmade 2 first-time homebuyer’s loans for membersof Queen Anne’s County Critical Workforce. TheModerately Priced Dwelling Unit Program made 6first-time homebuyer’s loans.

• The Housing Livability and Rehabilitation Unit - InFY19 the Special Loans Program made 5 loans forvarious rehabilitation projects, such as: repairHVAC, install septic, replace roof and doors, and

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Members:Karla AltamiranoJoan BrooksDr. Joseph Ciotola

Sheriff R. GeryMargie HouckMichelle JohnsonDr. Andrea KaneAngie MarshJason MullenMaynard NashCarrie O’ConnorMegan PinderVincent RadostaLaura RothJoe SabouryLauren ScearceJone TaylorColleen ThomasMary WalkerJamie Williams

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Kathryn DilleyTreasurer

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Revenue to Queen Anne’s County by Fiscal Year Other Benefits:Total $25,773,393 through FY19

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County Commissioners:James 3. Moran, At LargeJack N. Wilson Jr., District 1Stephen Wilson, District 2Philip L. Dumenil, District 3Christopher M. Corchiarino, District 4

OFFICE OF BUDGET, FINANCE ANDINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

The Liberty Building107 North Liberty Street

Centreville, Maryland 21617

Telephone: (410) 758-4064Fax: (410) 758-3036

(‘ou!rn Administrator: Todd R. MohaDirector, Budget, Finance and IT: Jonathan R. Seetnan

Chief Treasuiy Officer: Jeffrey A. RankInformation Technology Manager: Megan De/Gaudio

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MEMORANDUM

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FROM:

RE:

County Commissioners

Todd Mohn, County AdministratorJonathan R. Seeman, Director, Budget, Finance and IT

County Staff and Broadband Advisory Committee (BAG)

Talkie Communications — Introduction and Letter of Recommendation

County staff has spoken with Talkie Communications (Talkie) from Chestertown, Maryland. Talkie hasplans to expand their operations in the northern portion of the County — see attached.

Talkie would like to give a brief overview of their company and plans moving forward. They are alsopreparing to apply for Federal broadband funding through the Reconnect Grant. In preparation forthis grant they have requested a letter of recommendation from the County in support of their efforts.

A draft letter of recommendation is attached.

MOTION:I move that we approve the request to provide a letter of recommendation for the support of theexpansion of broadband in Queen Anne’s County.

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county commissioners:James J. Moran, At LargeJack N. Wilson. Jr., District IStephen Wilson, District 2Philip L. Dumenil, District 3Christopher M. Corchiarino, District 4

February 11, 2020

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFQUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY

The Liberty Building107 North Liberty Street

Centreville, MD 21617

e-mail: QACCommissioners&Administratorciac.org

County Administrato,’: Todd AiohnExecutive Assistant to County (‘onunissioners: Margie A. Houck

County Attorney: Patrick Thompson, Esquire

RE:

To Whom it May Concern:

Talkie Communications — Letter of Recommendation

Queen Anne’s County strongly supports the expansion of broadband to the un- and underserved areas of Queen Anne’sCounty.

There are approximately 4,000 households that do not have access to wired internet in Queen Anne’s County. Theseinclude less dense areas along the Chester River as well as rural areas on the outskirts of incorporated towns andcrossroads. The geography of our County with waterways and large open expanses makes the return on a broadbandexpansion less than inviting for many wired and wireless providers. The County has heard the frustrations from parentswhose kids cannot do their homework or take courses and tests from home. Frustrations are also heard from those in the

c, agriculture industry that know they are at a disadvantage because of the lack of broadband and the technologies notavailable to them. The County has become more aware of the impact that a lack of broadband has as new technologies foreducation, agriculture, public safety, healthcare, etc. are made available in areas that have it.

Queen Anne’s County formed a Broadband Advisory Committee in June 2018 to attempt to address these issues and thereis currently a Broadband Feasibility Study (BFS) underway. The County is already familiar with where there is a lack ofbroadband and the outcome of the study will help determine the “how” to get broadband to these areas.

The Committee and BFS consultant have met with multiple broadband providers to detemine and assess their capabilitiesand willingness to coordinate efforts with the County. A lot has been learned from each potential vendor along with aninstilled belief that the best step forward is to partner with local providers who have a shared interest in expanding theirnetworks and investing in the future of our rural area.

Thank you,Sincerely,

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFQUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY

James J. Moran, President Jack N. Wilson, Jr.

Stephen Wilson Philip L. Durnenil

Christopher M. Corchiarino

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