Agenda for the 2026 Community Meeting

We will hold our annual meeting at 10 am on Saturday, May 30th on the driveway of the Petruncio residence, 987 Amorosa (bring a chair and a cold drink).  

Agenda for Campus Green Community Association Annual Meeting

1. Introductions – Officers, Board Members, and Community Members in Attendance

2. Reading and Approval of the Minutes of Last Meeting

3. Treasurer’s Report

4. Announcements

        a.  Mosquito Control 

        b. Repaving of Campus Green

        c. Community Clean Up Dates

5. Old Business:

        a. Community Directory

        b. Broadneck Peninsula Trail

        c. Tommy’s Car Wash

        d. Plan for a Chick-fil-A to be built near Sunoco on Rt 2

        e. Development of Severna Park Golf Center

        f. Traffic control during the school year

        g. Memorial for Joe Lamp in Twin Oaks Park

        h. Vacant property at 991 Via Amorosa

6. New Business:

        a. Left turn signal from College Parkway onto College Drive

        b. Officer and Board Nominations for 2026-2027

Community Newsletter, Spring 2026

Dear Neighbors,

Use this link to see the newsletter that Angela and I distributed last Friday.  Hope to see you at the community meeting on May 30th, 10 am on our driveway at 987 Via Amorosa!

Regards,

Emil Petruncio

2026 Mosquito Control Procedures and Exemption Requests

Campus Green is enrolled in the Maryland Department of Agriculture Mosquito Surveillance and Control Program, which will be conducted between June 3rd - October 6th 2026.  Our community is scheduled for fogging on Wednesdays, between 7 pm and 2:30 am, but treatments will be limited to disease case response and exceptionally high population density of adults, to be determined on a case by case basis. Monitoring the adult mosquito population is required before treatment is provided, and treatment will only be carried out if an MDA employee has determined the need for it. Minimum thresholds which must be met for treatment to occur are as follows (any one of these is sufficient):

• Landing rate count of 3 mosquitoes attempting to bite in 2 minutes, OR
• 12 female mosquitoes collected overnight in an un-baited light trap, OR
• 24 female mosquitoes collected overnight in a baited light trap, OR
• Conditions that threaten public health, such as mosquito borne disease

Information on the products used is available here, and Standard Operating Procedures for the 2026 MDA Mosquito Control Program are available here. Further information on the Mosquito Control Program is available here.

To request exemption for your property from the spraying, you can download, print, and complete this form or request a hardcopy via email to CampusGreenAssoc@gmail.com. 

If you have previously requested exemption from spraying, your exemption remains on record, and you do not need to resubmit an exemption request.

If you have the capability to scan in your completed form, please email it to  mosquito.control@maryland.gov.  You can also send it by U.S. mail to:

Program Supervisor
Mosquito Control Section
50 Harry S. Truman Parkway

Annapolis, MD 21401