We are residents of Baltimore County and local business owners who are asking the Baltimore County Council to join Councilman Oliver and engage in a zoning process that is both transparent and informed by traffic studies, 40 years of master planning and meaningful public input.
For the first time in more than a decade, Baltimore County's land use and zoning policies seem to be under serious scrutiny.
A merchants' association is calling on Councilwoman Vicki Almond to explain her relationship with the developer of the proposed Foundry Row project before Tuesday or recuse herself from voting on rezoning the Solo Cup property in Owings Mills.
A group opposed to the redevelopment of Solo Cup is demanding that Councilwoman Vicki Almond turn over records related to her efforts on behalf of Greenberg Gibbons, the developer of the project.
A group opposed to rezoning a former industrial site in Owings Mills has filed a Maryland Public Information Act request with Baltimore County government officials seeking financial records and personal emails and text messages from County Council member Vicki Almond.
It has sparked a petition drive with more than 7,000 signatures against it.
Residents have Good Reason to Believe the 'Fix' is In
A poll conducted by Annapolis-based Opinion Works shows that area residents have concerns about the development process, the economy, taxpayer burden and would like Foundry Row stopped or delayed.
Boxes of Petitions Delivered Two Weeks before County Council’s Scheduled Vote August 13, 2012 – For Immediate Release TOWSON, Md. // The Say No To Solo Coalition delivered boxes of petition signatures to the seven members …
Which direction development in Owings Mills will take over hte next few years may come down to an Aug. 28th vote.
Patch hit the streets to speak with residents and business owners near the Solo Cup plant, where developers are proposing to build the Wegmans-anchored center Foundry Row. Here's what they said.