Wendell Foxwell

In response to a question from Wendell Foxwell, a Dorchester County resident, as to whether or not the burning of marshland at Blackwater Wildlife would be affected by a burn ban, Mr. Merryweather stated that the Council could, at the recommendation of local fire departments, or other requesting agencies, declare a burn ban which would include marsh burning.
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Based on a recommendation by Councilman Travers, the Council agreed to appoint Wendell Foxwell to the Senior Council as a District 3 representative.The Council acknowledged that Mr. Foxwell's term will expire on July 1, 2011.

Wendell Foxwell, a resident of Dorchester County, noted that Dodge provides a lifetime guarantee on the power train of vehicles which includes the motor, rear and transmission, with five year check ups at no charge and suggested that the Council consider the purchase of a Dodge for the Solid Waste Division instead of the Chevy as approved by Council.

Mr. Foxwell said he saw in a recent newspaper publication a written complaint from a lady who lived on Tilghman Island about the noise a small wind energy system in that area generates. im Fluharty, owner of Fluharty Electric, stated that he and his staff installed that system and that neither he, nor his staff or the lady's husband can hear the noise.
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In response to a question from Wendell Foxwell regarding the growth of weeds and grass on a property located on the corner of Riggins Drive, Councilman Newcomb noted that the health department is the agency Mr. Foxwell should contact.Councilman Travers explained that the health department will take action if it is determined to be a health hazard.
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In response to a question from Mr. Foxwell, Councilman Newcomb noted that local crab processing plant owners are making applications for temporary seasonal workers to pick crabs pursuant to the recent reopening of the H-2B worker visa program due to the receipt of fewer petitions from employers than expected.

Wendell Foxwell advised the Council that the Hyatt Chesapeake Regency had received a Triple A rating in hotel management. he Council agreed to forward a congratulatory letter to the hotel.

In response to a question from Wendell Foxwell, a Dorchester County resident, as to whether or not the burning of marshland at Blackwater Wildlife would be affected by a burn ban, Mr. Merryweather stated that the Council could, at the recommendation of local fire departments, or other requesting agencies, declare a burn ban which would include marsh burning.
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Based on a recommendation by Councilman Travers, the Council agreed to appoint Wendell Foxwell to the Senior Council as a District 3 representative. he Council acknowledged that Mr. Foxwell's term will expire on July 1, 2011.

The Council reappointed Wendell Foxwell as the District 3 representative and Dwight Cromwell as the District 2 representative to the Board of Zoning Appeals and based on a recommendation from Councilwoman Elzey, appointed Elizabeth Hill as the District 5 representative to replace James Spicer whose term expires on December 31, 2007.
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Wendell Foxwell thanked the Council for reappointing him to the Zoning Board of Appeals.

COUNCIL'S COMMENTS/ADJOURNMENT

Councilman Price advised the Council that he had brought material from a meeting at the Chesapeake College concerning comprehensive plan updates for the Council. He

4. Mr. Wendell Foxwell, 413 Glenburn Avenue, Cambridge deferred comment choosing to give his allotted speaking time to Dr. Birch.