The following message was distributed from Montgomery County on July 27, 2017, and forwarded by the Montgomery County Coalition to Control Cell Towers MC4T: “A draft Zoning Text Amendment (ZTA) and summary are available for review at http://montgomerycountymd.gov/towers. The ZTA … Continued
We appreciate Steve Lawrence for providing the following update: Last evening’s (July 26) meeting with CalAtlantic was interesting. They are the builder who wants to put homes on the Johnson property (the annexation we are contesting). Listed below are the … Continued
NPCA received the following June 20 update on the Johnson property annexation issue from Steve Lawrence: Subject: Annexation Minor Update – Amended suit filed and recorded in Gaithersburg case Aaron and 14 of us Co-Plaintiffs filed an Amendment to our … Continued
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Update from the Montgomery County Coalition to Control Cell Towers (MC4T) dated March 11, 2017: As of March 8, 2017, the time to submit comments to the FCC regarding the streamlining of cell tower deployment is closed. For those interested, … Continued
Update from the Montgomery County Coalition to Control Cell Towers (MC4T) dated February 5, 2017: A handful of national associations has banded together to file a motion with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that sought – and was granted – … Continued
Our annual membership drive is still underway and we really need your support! Since 1988, North Potomac Citizens Association (NPCA) has been proudly serving as the eyes, ears, and voice of the North Potomac, MD constituency. Thanks to the support … Continued
On December 13, approximately 150 people attended a town hall meeting hosted by NPCA at the North Potomac Recreation Center to learn more about the impending cell tower proposals for our neighborhoods. Guest speakers Andy Spivak and Drew Morris, two … Continued
On October 26th, the Montgomery County Council held a public meeting to discuss the proposed Zoning Text Amendment (ZTA) 16-05. ZTA 16-05 would have allowed the installation of new cell towers on our front lawns or elsewhere in our neighborhoods … Continued
The Hanson Farm was purchased in 1941 by Robert Hanson’s parents. It is a 410-acre farm near Travilah and Quince Orchard Roads and the Hanson family still farms it today. However they have had plans to develop the property when Robert … Continued