Rising Sun schedules groundbreaking for new housing on October 22
October 12, 2021 | Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
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The Rising Sun Board of Commissioners convened on October 12, 2021, to discuss various community issues and project updates. The meeting began with a report on the upcoming groundbreaking for a new house scheduled for October 22, which was noted as a significant development for the town.
A key topic of discussion was the status of trailers affected by flooding. The board addressed the need for evaluations to determine how many of these trailers would be habitable. It was emphasized that compliance with FEMA regulations is crucial for the town to participate in the National Flood Insurance Program, which is essential for residents seeking flood insurance. The board acknowledged that further assessments are necessary before making any determinations regarding the trailers.
The town attorney provided a brief update, highlighting progress on the Southern States project. The attorney indicated that Southern States had met with the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) and expressed urgency in finalizing agreements. The board was urged to prioritize this project to meet the expectations of Southern States.
The town engineer reported on the street program, noting that concrete work had been completed on several streets, including Mason Run Lane and Turtleback Court. The contractor is expected to mobilize for milling and paving soon, with notifications to residents to follow. Additionally, the engineer mentioned ongoing work related to the wastewater treatment plant, including the creation of a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) document and tracking spreadsheets.
In a positive development, the engineer also confirmed that materials for line striping in Valley View had been secured, allowing for local vendors to handle the work.
The mayor concluded the meeting with a commendation for the town hall's recent decorations, which were completed by the town manager and public works crew, enhancing the town's appearance.
Overall, the meeting addressed critical infrastructure projects, community safety measures, and improvements to town facilities, with several initiatives moving forward in the coming weeks.
A key topic of discussion was the status of trailers affected by flooding. The board addressed the need for evaluations to determine how many of these trailers would be habitable. It was emphasized that compliance with FEMA regulations is crucial for the town to participate in the National Flood Insurance Program, which is essential for residents seeking flood insurance. The board acknowledged that further assessments are necessary before making any determinations regarding the trailers.
The town attorney provided a brief update, highlighting progress on the Southern States project. The attorney indicated that Southern States had met with the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) and expressed urgency in finalizing agreements. The board was urged to prioritize this project to meet the expectations of Southern States.
The town engineer reported on the street program, noting that concrete work had been completed on several streets, including Mason Run Lane and Turtleback Court. The contractor is expected to mobilize for milling and paving soon, with notifications to residents to follow. Additionally, the engineer mentioned ongoing work related to the wastewater treatment plant, including the creation of a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) document and tracking spreadsheets.
In a positive development, the engineer also confirmed that materials for line striping in Valley View had been secured, allowing for local vendors to handle the work.
The mayor concluded the meeting with a commendation for the town hall's recent decorations, which were completed by the town manager and public works crew, enhancing the town's appearance.
Overall, the meeting addressed critical infrastructure projects, community safety measures, and improvements to town facilities, with several initiatives moving forward in the coming weeks.
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