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Summary of July 23, 2026, Monthly Board Meeting

This article provides a summary of the Camden County Joint Development Authority’s monthly Board meeting.  The official meeting minutes will be posted after they are approved by the Board at its next monthly meeting.  All Camden County Joint Development Authority Board meetings are open to the public.

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JDA Board Reviews Waterfront Property and Monument Maintenance

July 23, 2026

The Camden County Joint Development Authority Board of Directors met on July 23, 2026, to receive financial and staff updates and consider matters involving monument maintenance and the St. Marys Waterfront property.

Financial and Staff Updates

The Board unanimously adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from its June 11 regular meeting.

Mr. Easterling presented year-to-date financial reports for May and June. He noted that the May report was two months in arrears but that future financial reports would be presented only one month in arrears. The Board voted unanimously to accept both reports.

Mr. Coughlin and Mr. Harper also provided updates on staff activities, current initiatives, and ongoing projects. Written staff reports were included in the Board’s meeting materials.

VFW Monument Maintenance Agreement

The Board discussed a license agreement that would allow the Veterans of Foreign Wars to continue maintaining the lawn and monument on property now owned by the Authority. The VFW maintained the area before the Authority acquired the property and requested permission to continue doing so.

Under the agreement, the VFW must maintain liability insurance. The agreement may be revoked if the Authority sells the property. Following discussion, the Board voted unanimously to approve the license agreement.

St. Marys Waterfront Property

The Board entered executive session to discuss real estate matters. After returning to regular session, members considered two actions related to preparing and marketing the St. Marys Waterfront property for sale.

The Board unanimously approved clearing up to five acres and removing concrete from inside the fenced area. The work is intended to assist with marketing the property.

The Board also voted unanimously to enter into a commercial brokerage agreement with CBRE to market the St. Marys Waterfront property for sale.

The meeting began at 9:00 a.m. and adjourned at 10:51 a.m.

 

Disclaimer: This article is a summary of the meeting and is not the official meeting record. The Official Minutes are subject to Board approval and will be available following the next regular meeting of the Camden County Joint Development Authority.  Please use the link at the top of this page to access the Approved Official Meeting Minutes.