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Angel Enterprises Limited Partnership and Morton Bender, Appeal No. 16-1661

B&D Sand and Gravel, LLC, Appeal No. 16-1660

Brent and Kelly Asplundh, Appeal No. 16-1652

Composite Yacht, LLC, Appeal No. 16-1655

Fairview Congregation Church of Brethren, Appeal No. 18-1673

Geoffrey and Jodi Turner, Appeal No. 16-1656

Julie Monaco and Conrad Gordon, Appeal No. 17-1670

Katharine L. Griswold (Leonard Property), Appeal No. 16-1657

Kimberly Battaglia, Appeal No. 17-1663  (Weisman)

Kevin and Elisabeth Connors, Appeal No. 16-1659

Leroy Brooks, c/o Billie Jean Marton, Appeal No. 17-1672

Pasquale and Deborah DiIulio, Appeal No. 18-1675

RDC Harbourtowne, LLC and RDC Melanie Drive, LLC, Appeal No. 16-1658

RDC Harbourtowne, LLC, Appeal No. 17-1668 

Richard and Jane Leonard, Appeal No. 16-1654 

Richard Tansey, Appeal No. 17-1666

Safe Harbour Construction, LLC, Appeal No. 17-1667

 Two Hundred Nineteen, LLC, Appeal No. 17-1665

William and Lynda Bulmer, Appeal No. 17-1664

 

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Talbot County is located in the heart of Maryland's Eastern Shore. Founded around 1661, it's named for Lady Grace Talbot, sister of Lord Baltimore and the first proprietary governor of Maryland.
 
Today, the county is home to the charming towns of Easton, Oxford, Queen Anne, St. Michaels and Trappe. With more than 600 miles of shoreline, Talbot County is a terrific place to live, work and play.

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