EASTON, MARYLAND — Talbot County residents who took part in the comprehensive plan listening sessions will hear what the county took from them on Thursday, Nov. 5.
County planning staff and consultants will present the 2026 Update to the Comprehensive Plan's public engagement results to the Talbot County Planning Commission. They will share a summary of the feedback from the listening sessions and explain how that input will inform the next phases of the update, according to the county's notice. The commission will also discuss the format and schedule of future work sessions on the plan.
The meeting starts at 9 a.m. in the Bradley Meeting Room at the Talbot County Courthouse, 11 N. Washington St., in Easton. The county says the presentation is not the first item on the agenda. The meeting will be livestreamed and posted afterward at talbotcountymd.gov/meetings.
The comprehensive plan guides county policy on land use, transportation, utilities, natural resources, development and other long-term issues.
The commission's regular meeting set for Wednesday, Nov. 4, is listed as cancelled on the county's meeting calendar. The one application on that agenda, a minor shoreline-buffer variance for a property on Mt. Pleasant Landing Circle near St. Michaels, was already marked postponed.
The county says residents will have more chances to comment at future meetings and work sessions. Written comments can be sent at any time to CompPlanComments [at] talbgov.org.
Source: Talbot County Government
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Drawn from public records; drafted with AI and edited by Peter Gorman before publication.
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