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The objective of the CGC is to help foster the development of the town and neighboring areas in a manner that preserves the quality of life now and for future generations.

To this end, the organization supports, through an informed citizenry and interface with local government those programs and actions that ensure responsible planning, growth, and concern for the environment.

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Town Council Meeting Agenda
May 15, 2008 Goodwill Fire Company I. Convene – Council Vice President Mary L. Roby II. Review of Minutes from Past Meetings a. May 1, 2008 Town Council Meeting III. Announcement of Closed Sessions – A closed session was held to consult with legal counsel on May 1, 2008 following the Council’s regular meeting. No votes were taken. IV. Appearances a. Jon [...]
Queen Anne`s to seek $300,000 for mortgage program
Queen Anne’s County will seek $300,000 for a mortgage program that helps police officers, volunteer firefighters and teachers buy a home.
Man accused of assaulting town officer
A Centreville police officer was assaulted Saturday morning while responding to a report of a suspicious man on Weedon Street.
Letter re: Wharf Wetlands Permit Letter
[copied from the Town’s Web site] The letter below was sent to “parties of interest” who had expressed interest in the MDE permit process for the Wharf property:
Agenda for Town Council Special Meeting
May 13, 2008 5:00 p.m. At The Goodwill Fire Department The Town Council will hold a Special Meeting, pursuant to section 204 of the Town Charter, on Tuesday, May 13, 2008, at 5:00 p.m. at the Goodwill Fire Department. I. Convene –President Frank C. Ogens II. Discussion of Following Topics: The Wharf III. Citizen’s Forum [...]
Minutes of the April 17, 2008 Town Council Reorganizational Meeting
The April 17, 2008 Town Council reorganizational meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Council President Norman P. Pinder, Jr., in the first floor meeting room of the Goodwill Fire Company. The following members and staff were present: Norman Pinder, Council President; Mary Roby, Council Vice President; Frank Ogens, Council Member; Chief Dino [...]
Minutes of April 3, 2008 Public Hearing
The April 3, 2008 Town Council Public Hearing was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Council President Norman Pinder in the first floor meeting room of the Goodwill Fire Company. The following members and staff were present: Norman Pinder, Council President; Mary Roby, Council Vice President; Frank Ogens, Council Member; Bob McGrory, Town Manager; [...]
Minutes of April 3, 2008 Town Council Meeting
The April 3, 2008 Town Council meeting was called to order at 7:07 p.m. by Council President, Norman Pinder in the first floor meeting room of the Goodwill Fire Company. The following members and staff were present: Norman Pinder, Council President; Mary Roby, Council Vice President; Frank Ogens, Council Member; Chief Dino Pignataro; Greg Swartz, [...]
Feds approve new U.S. 301
The state’s plan to build a $704 million U.S. 301 bypass near Middletown cleared another hurdle when the Federal Highway Administration signed off on the project last week. The federal “record of decision” allows the Delaware Department of Transportation to move forward with land acquisitions, final design and construction, which is supposed to begin in [...]
Summary of the May 1, 2008 Town Council Meeting
Click on the number at the beginning of each paragraph to access the audio clip for that section. Council Vice-President Mary Roby was absent from this meeting. 1. Tom Delorimer presented updates on the Little Kidwell and Chesterfield paving projects and an estimate for the removal of rails and repaving of Railroad Ave. railroad crossing. 2. The Town [...]
Town Council Meeting Agenda
May 1, 2008
Farmers Market Open
Centreville`s Farmers market will be open from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm every Saturday and Wednesday beginning May 3rd until the end of October. The market is located on Lawyers Row adjacent to the Courthouse Square.
Presidents of the Centreville Town Council
From the Maryland State Archives
Town Council Re-Organization Meeting Agenda
April 17, 2008
Town officials cancel noise ordinance meeting
Town wants time to prepare draft ordinance; no date set for new hearing The day before a scheduled town work session to discuss adjustments to the noise ordinance, town officials canceled the meeting, citing worries of arguments that were likely to break out. Council President Norman Pinder said he was concerned the discussion of the noise ordinance [...]
Officials gain insight into town, Wharf revitalization plans
Denton non-profit staffer offers advice from their experience At the April 3 town meeting, council members heard from the Denton Development Corp. to gain insight into ways to revitalize downtown areas. Ellis Davison of the Denton Development Corp. said Centreville could pursue a number of options when it comes time to redevelop the Wharf property.
Control of Noise Pollution - Maryland Regulations
Authority: Environment Article, §3-401, Annotated Code of Maryland Preface The Environmental Noise Act of 1974 of the State of Maryland declares as policy the limitation of noise to that level which will protect the health, general welfare, and property of the people of the State. It requires that the Department assume responsibility for the jurisdiction over the [...]
CANCELLED: Noise Ordinance Work Session
The Town Council work session concerning a proposed noise ordinance, scheduled for Thursday April 10th, has been cancelled.
Election Results
52 voters turned out to cast 49 Votes for Norman Pinder in an uncontested race for a third three-year term for Town Council. There were three ballots considered spoiled.
Group works to bring transition house to Centreville
Members of Future Focus in partnership with New Life Community United Methodist Church in Centreville are working to open a transitional house for women and children affected by addiction.

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BTW it's Centreville, Maryland NOT Centerville, Maryland

It's Queen Anne's County NOT Queen Annes County or Queen Anne County