Town of Laytonsville is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Town Council Meeting
Time: Feb 3, 2026 11:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
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Passcode: 675809
At its February 3 meeting the Laytonsville Town Council will solicit public comment on whether to seek a study of the possible need for and feasibility of public sewer service in Laytonsville. Alan Soukup and Tim Williamson of the Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection will be present at this meeting and can answer questions about the proposed study.
An overall five-minute limit will be placed on each individual’s comments and the time they spend posing any questions to the guests. Each individual will also be limited to asking no more than three questions. Written questions may also be submitted in advance to clerk@comcast.net, and these will also count toward the poser’s three-question limit.
This February 3 public comment period is a follow-up to the Town Council’s January 14 open meeting with Department of Environmental Protection staff. That meeting did not include any opportunity for members of the public to express views or ask questions.
Agenda
Town Council Meeting
February 3, 2026, 7:30 PM
1. Call to Order Regular Meeting
2. Approval of Minutes –Town Council Meeting, January 6, 2025, and Town Council Meeting, January 14, 2026
3. Treasurer’s Reports – Treasurer Hoffman
4. Commission and Board Reports (if offered)
5. Public Comment on Whether the Town Should Seek a Study of the Possible Need for and Feasibility of Public Sewer Service in Laytonsville
6. Old Business
a. Update on Emerald Creek Planning Contract – Mayor Hendricks
7. New Business
a. Announcement of 2026 Town of Laytonsville Election – Clerk Burke
b. Appointment of Council Member Koval to the Planning Commission to replace Tim Shortley, who resigned – Mayor Hendricks
c. Discussion of the Wes Moore administration’s bill to promote housing construction by limiting local jurisdictions’ zoning powers – Mayor Hendricks
d. Discussion on Whether to Request a Sewer Feasibility Study from the Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection – Mayor Hendricks
e. Discussion of Public Snow and Ice Removal Work in Laytonsville – Mayor Hendricks
8. Resident’s Forum (up to 5 minutes each)
9. Adjournment