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May 6th 2026
I would like to thank all the community members who attended our CBCA Annual Meeting, it was a great turnout. If you didn’t attend the meeting, we would still like to hear from you about your suggestions to improve the CBCA or social events you would be interested in the association hosting this coming year. Please send your suggestions to us at CalvertBeachBoard@gmail.com
I would like to congratulate the following members who were elected to the CBCA Board of Directors for the upcoming year at our annual meeting:
President □ Rick Salen
Vice President □ Tom Noon
Treasurer □ Theresa Neumann
Secretary □ Megan Dyson
Director □ Shannan M. O’Bryan
Director □ Robert Gibbs
1 YR Trustee □ Doug Kieran
Note: Our Two-Year Trustee was not up for re-election this year - Paul Murdoch
The below Bylaw change regarding teleconference/vidoe conference board meetings was approved during the annual meeting:
Section 2.1 will be added to Article VII Meetings of the CBCA By-laws to authorize
teleconference board meetings:
Article VII Meetings
Section 2.1 The Board of Directors is authorized to hold board meetings by teleconference,
videoconference, or other electronic means of communication, provided that all participating
board directors attending the meeting can hear one another simultaneously and participate fully
in the meeting.
If any board member or member of the association wishes to attend a board meeting in person,
they must notify the Board of Directors either by email or telephonically, at least 1 week prior to
the scheduled meeting time.
Teleconference board meetings may be conducted only if no association member has provided
timely notification, as described in Section 2, expressing their wish to attend the meeting in
person. If such notification is received, the meeting shall be held in person at a designated
location, with the option for individual board of directors to attend remotely if they cannot attend
in-person.
The meeting notice provided to all board members shall indicate whether the meeting will be held
by teleconference or in person and shall include instructions for accessing the meeting
electronically if applicable.
The minutes of the meeting shall reflect the mode of attendance of each board member (in
person or by teleconference).
Thank you again for those who took time to attend the annual meeting and to all the members who voted by proxy ballots. Congratulations again to the members who were elected/re-elected to the board, I look forward to serving on the board with you, during this coming year.
Rick Salen
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The Following late fee policies were adopted by the Board of Directors or members who have keys to the boat ramp gate. and are now in effect:
Members who have keys and pay their dues more than 6 months late will owe an additional $30 per year late fee.
Members who have a key and fail to return the key prior to the sale of their residence
will owe a $210 penalty fee.
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8/26/23
CBCA Trash Cans
The CBCA trash cans at Avenue D and the boat ramp are intended for beach trash, they should not be used for household trash. If you see someone using them to household trash please send an email to CalvertBeachBoard@gmail.com
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April 7, 2021
If you see someone trespassing on Calvert Beach
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If you would like to purchase a key to the boat ramp send an email to: CalvertBeachBoard@gmail.com
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The Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Protection Act, passed in 1984, was significant and far-reaching, and marked the first time that the State and local governments jointly addressed the impacts of land development on habitat and aquatic resources. Calvert County adopted the local Critical Area Program in December 1988 to implement the requirements of the Maryland State Critical Area Act.
The law identified the "Critical Area" as all land within 1,000 feet of the mean high water line of tidal waters or the landward edge of tidal wetlands, and all waters of and lands under the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. For Calvert County, that includes the Patuxent River. A statewide Critical Area Commission (CAC) was created to oversee the development and implementation of local land use programs.
Critical Area Maps delineating the Critical Area have been formally approved as part of Calvert County’s Critical Area Program and are available online and in the office of Planning & Zoning. Zoning regulations governing the Critical Area in Calvert County can be found in Article 8 of the Calvert County Zoning Ordinance.