In May 2019 we learned that residents along Jones Lane were informed of the application and those impacted were invited to comment by June 21. The proposal suggested installing a sidewalk from Route 28 to Doe Lane (see attached maps). … Continued
These are the best cities for job seekers in 2019, according to Zippia. By Marissa Miller | March 28, 2019, at mic.com/articles. Whether you’re relocating for a new job or simply need a change of scenery, certain cities are more lucrative than … Continued
From the MOCO Show Blog: 18 of the Top 25 ‘Best Places to Live in Maryland’ are In MoCo 3/12/2019 Niche has released their 2019 ‘Best Places to Live’ lists and 18 of the top 25 ‘Best Places to Live … Continued
The Maryland House Economic Affairs Committee voted on March 11, 2019 to refer HB 654 for “interim study.” Bills referred for interim study will receive no further action before the next session – meaning that HB 654 is effectively dead – at least for … Continued
A North Potomac resident has filed a Conditional Use application, CU-19-06, to expand her home yoga studio business and make it a “Major Impact Home Occupation”. She is seeking permission to have up to 12 customers at one time and up to 20 per day, at her home, situated in a residential … Continued
The applicant, Cal-Atlantic Homes, requested approval of the final site plan SP-7868-2018. The plan, “The Chase at Quince Orchard”, proposes 106 residential units comprised of 26 single-family detached house and 80 townhomes, and a one acre park on + 14 … Continued
The Gaithersburg Town Courier recently ran an interesting story entitled Murder at Snyder’s Store about the historic building at the intersection of Darnestown Road and Quince Orchard Road on the northwestern edge of North Potomac. The 67-year-old owner, Donald Snyder, … Continued
A new Pepco hiking and biking trail begins at the Hoyles Mill Trail in South Germantown Recreational Park and meanders for roughly 2 1/2 miles until it terminates at the Seneca Creek Greenway Trail. It picks up again south of … Continued
On October 30, 2018, the Montgomery County Council deferred action on Zoning Text Amendment (ZTA) 18-11, Telecommunications Towers – Approval Standards. The original goal of this zoning measure was to ensure access to robust wireless broadband services while regulating the … Continued
The Washington Post, “The Switch” By Brian Fung and Katherine Shaver, October 25, 2018 More than a dozen U.S. cities are challenging federal regulators in court over a recent decision that could give telecom companies millions in financial and other … Continued