Comments on: Moore Withdraws Vacation Home Regs; Cecil County Council Backs Water, Sewer Plan Changes

By: Nowhere Man

Nowhere Man — Sun, 15 Feb 2015 20:43:14 +0000

I live in what the powers that be in Elkton call “the middle of nowhere”– south of the Canal in Cecil County– so I guess I’m too stupid to ask any questions. But if I had a brain, I would ask how much of the taxpayers money was spent on coming up with these vacation home rental regulations, how many hours of the county attorney time, how many hours of the planning and zoning staff, and how much of our county executive’s time was wasted on this dumb idea.

Why do such stupid ideas get so much time and attention, at taxpayer costs when we have so many other real problems that no one in elkton is paying attention to?

By: Joe "Q" Public

Joe "Q" Public — Sun, 15 Feb 2015 03:11:47 +0000

I still don’t understand how Indian Acres is kicking out the people who live on the site full time. They pay county taxes and the ones left and forced to move out by the end of May 2015. If you maintain your property, follow all of the rules and regulations.

How does Indian Acres throw out good people who own their “campsite”, as W.S.C. Inc calls it on their rules. I find it funny that Indian Acres and owner Robert Minissale of W.S.C. Inc sell full two story homes to “campers”. Tell me because you list W.S.C. Inc as a non-profit, it’s ok to make “owners” leave to go Where? I can’t see Cecilton putting them to the front of the line for the affordable housing that they are building. Hmmm, think about that, politicians.

By: Joe C

Joe C — Tue, 20 Jan 2015 02:28:47 +0000

Totally amazing, campaign contributions can buy anything in Cecil county! Clark Turner entities funded Ms. Moore’s campaign also, especially after she was elected. The entire council should recuse themselves since they all received support through CBL which was funded by entities which will benefit from the new revised water and sewer plan. The current rate payers will pay for the expansion of sewer on Rt 40, while those who benefit will not pay the towards the bond for the project like the other 5 sewer districts in Cecil County. This how rate payers and taxpayers are treated in Cecil County.