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May 3, 2013
The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
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FROM PAGE 6 OCBP headquarters on the proposed site, pass a resolution to authorize spending up to $165,000 for design of the new facility to be reimbursed in a future bond issue and authorize the staff to begin the Request for Proposal process to hire a design firm. Recreation and Parks Director Tom Shuster reminded the council there has not been single drowning on OCBP’s watch in five years. Shuster believes the funding commitment is worthwhile. “While we are not immune to tragedy, our staff, our resources and our training helps provide one of the safest beaches for visitors,” Shuster said. “Please help us secure a new beach patrol headquarters downtown so that we may have the modern resources we need to maintain our reputation as one of America’s safest beaches.” Council President Lloyd Martin was warm to the funding commitment. “When we were doing the city’s strategic plan, one of the high priorities was to move forward with the new beach patrol headquarters,” Martin said. “It has been one of those things. The beach patrol has needed new headquarters for a long time, since I have been on the council.” City Manager David Recor added new headquarters has also been included in the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for many
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years and has gone unfunded. “Following the adoption of the FY14 Annual Operating Plan, it is our intent to bring forward the fiveyear CIP and within that there are various categories of projects and then specific projects within those categories. You will then have the opportunity to then prioritize specific projects within those categories and then identify different funding sources …,” Recor said. Councilman Brent Ashley voiced his concern over the city taking on more debt in the bond market as the same amount of revenue is being brought in year after year. “Same revenue and more debt doesn’t make a good equation,” Ashley said. Mayor Rick Meehan supported the project identifying the OCBP current location is not ideal. “It needs extensive repair as we sit here today and that is not going to stop, that is going to continue,” he said. “It would be in the best interest of the downtown area to have those buildings razed and do temporary parking in there until that property is utilized. It will provide necessary parking, it will provide a revenue source, and we will get rid of what is becoming an eyesore, an old building that really doesn’t have any architectural value at all in downtown Ocean City.” Councilman Doug Cymek made a motion to approve the request and the council voted 5-1 with Ashley opposed.
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