Mr. Edgar A. Baker Jr.

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  www.wicomicocounty.org/council/minutes/061609.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/16/2009    Last Visited: 10/6/2009  

  In attendance: Matthew E. Creamer, Council Administrator; Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney; Maureen Lanigan, Assistant County Attorney, Richard M. Pollitt, Jr., County Executive and
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  Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney

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  Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney
  
  email: ebaker@wicomicocounty.org

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  www.wicomicocounty.org/council/minutes/120208.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/2/2008    Last Visited: 2/12/2009  

  In attendance: Matthew E. Creamer, Council Administrator; Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney; Maureen Lanigan, Assistant County Attorney and Melissa Holland, Recording Secretary.
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  Mrs. Bartkovich asked about the schedule to which Mr. Redden said that the equipment is ready and Mr. Baker said that if the equipment is not delivered on that date the dates can be changed to reflect delivery.
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  Mr. Baker was unaware that this was in the budget as it is a finance lease but Mr. Baker and Mr. Redden will look into this and get back to the Council.
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  Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney:

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  www.wicomicocounty.org/council/minutes/110408.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/4/2008    Last Visited: 2/12/2009  

  In attendance: Matthew E. Creamer, Council Administrator; Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney; Maureen Lanigan, Assistant County Attorney and Melissa Holland, Recording Secretary.
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  Mr. Baker said this is an Executive function and he does not feel the Council can stop construction on this project.
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  Mr. Baker said that as long as this is operating within budget it would be inappropriate to stop construction if funds were over expended then it would be a different situation, but he does not feel that stopping is an option as it would create a liability with the contractor.
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  Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney:
  
  Bond Resolution - Mr. Baker said that the financial advisor has recommended a sale date of December 11, 2008 so the last date for adopting is November 18, 2008. He said from since time the legislative bill was adopted Mrs. Petersen has identified funds from previous bond issues in which the projects are complete which the Charter allows to be applied to future Capital budget projects, thus the amount it will be necessary to fund from the sale of bonds will be $20,170,000, which is less than borrowing authorized in the Bond Legislation. He also informed Council they could hold a special meeting for bond sale or authorize the Executive (within certain parameters) to accept the sale of the bonds. Mr. Baker also said by recommendation of Mr. Ketterman if Council wanted to set parameters for Mr. Pollitt it would be 108% of par and true interest cost not to exceed 6.5%.
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  Mr. Baker said the vehicle has to meet either/or of the criteria to make it an abandoned vehicle. This vehicle has been a Maryland Inspection Certificate. Mrs. Prettyman feels that changes need to be made with possibly making one of the criteria to be if has been Maryland inspected. President Cannon asked Mrs. Prettyman to let Mr. Creamer know when she was ready to have this placed on the agenda after working with Mr. Baker. Mrs. Prettyman said that Mr. Baker can also work with County Executive and Code Enforcement.
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  Mr. Baker will check to see when a Resolution was passed adopting the one hundred dollar fee for a permit to sell the vehicle.

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  Published on: 8/30/2008    Last Visited: 8/31/2008  

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  PRINCESS ANNE -- With piles of legal questions -- and no permanent lawyer under contract to address them -- Lower Shore towns are moving swiftly to replace attorney Edgar Baker whose services to the jurisdictions ended at the June 30 close of the fiscal year.
  
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  Baker accepted a position as legal counsel for the Wicomico County Executive Office, effective July 1, ending his tenure as lawyer for the towns of Snow Hill and Pocomoke City in Worcester County and Dorchester County's Vienna, and for the Berlin Planning Commission, also in Worcester.
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  The transition from Baker to Tilghman was smooth for Pocomoke City, Blake said.
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  Edgar Baker

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  www.wicomicocounty.org/council/minutes/030309.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/6/2009    Last Visited: 10/6/2009  

  In attendance: Matthew E. Creamer, Council Administrator; Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney; Maureen Lanigan, Assistant County Attorney and Melissa Holland, Recording Secretary.
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  Edgar A. Baker, Jr.,

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  www.wicomicocounty.org/council/minutes/032007.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/20/2007    Last Visited: 2/8/2008  

  In attendance: Doris Schonbrunner, Council Administrator; and Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney.
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  Mr. Baker explained to the Council that this is a Bill authorizing any Charter counties that have revenue or tax caps in place to override that cap by 2/3 of the legislative body (Council) giving Council the right to override the revenue cap by a five to seven vote.
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  Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney
  
  Mr. Baker briefed Council on Economic Development Revenue Bonds and explained to Council that they would have a public hearing on April 17, 2007 regarding Harvard Custom Manufacturing.These bonds are a mechanism that were set up by State Law, Mr. Baker provided Council with excerpts from Article 41 Title 14 which is the Economic Development Revenue Bond Act.
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  Mr. Baker ensures that the County is not obligated to pay these bonds back.The facility goes and arranges it's financing and the County issues the bonds and the bank buys the bonds, the money comes in and is loaned out in a loan agreement to the facility.This lowers the cost of capital acquisition.Mr. Baker estimates that between five and ten of these have been done in the last twenty years.Mr. Baker gave a brief description of Harvard's request which will be discussed at the Public Hearing on April 17, 2007.Mr. Baker explained that other counties do charge a fee for this but historically Wicomico County has not.
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  Mr. Baker stated there was a Water and Sewer Amendment for Sections Four and Five of Nutter's Crossing.

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  www.wicomicocounty.org/council/minutes/111808.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/12/2009    Last Visited: 2/12/2009  

  In attendance: Matthew E. Creamer, Council Administrator; Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney; Maureen Lanigan, Assistant County Attorney; and Melissa Holland, Recording Secretary.
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  Mr. Baker advised there is a correction on B-3 and the amount should read $201,700.
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  Resolution 146-2008 -Resolution to exempt indoor and outdoor youth related recreation teams, clinics and leagues from the State Admissions and Amusement Tax- Mrs. Prettyman asked why this was being done by Resolution and not a Legislative Bill to which Mr. Baker said that it could be either form but things such as this have typically been in Resolution form.
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  President Cannon asked why this resolution says retroactive back to January 1, 2005 to which Mr. Baker said that was the reason for their request so that Crown will not have to pay the past due amusement tax.
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  Mr. Baker explained that he would have to prepare a Resolution to reduce the amount of the amusement tax.
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  Edgar A. Baker, Jr., County Attorney:

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  Edgar A. Baker,Jr., County Attorney, Wicomico County

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  Edgar A. Baker , J r .County Attorney

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