The Maryland National Capital Park and Planning commission unanimously voted to reinstate 11 addresses on the north side of Brooke Road in Sandy Spring at their meeting on July 18. Visit our PEG partner County Cable Montgomery to view more of its local programming. Additional Coverage:
Planning Board Approves Addresses for Sandy Spring Properties
The Montgomery County Planning Board unanimously approved a request to provide addresses for several properties located on the north side of Brooke Road west of the intersection of Chandlee Mill Road in Sandy Spring (frequently referred to as the Farm Road). The approval was issued at the July 18 Planning Board meeting following a review […]
Leggett Releases Statement on Old Farm Road
Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett released this statement on July 22 about Old Farm Road in Sandy Spring: “I am pleased that the property owners along Old Farm Road have prevailed in their long quest to obtain addresses. Many of them who own land in this African American community have had to put their lives […]
Legislative Hearing on Farm Road
The Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland (Caucus) will hold a hearing on the Farm Road controversy between the Maryland National Capitol Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC), a bi-county agency under the authority of state leaders and several residents and property owners of the Sandy Spring community who were impacted by the removal of Farm Road […]
Missing Juvenile from Sandy Spring
Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Family Crimes Division are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing juvenile from Sandy Spring. Miguel Williams, age 15, of the 17700 block of Norwood Road in Sandy Spring, was last seen at the intersection of Layhill Road and Georgia Avenue in Silver Spring on Saturday, November 17, […]
Planning Department Update
Montgomery County Council recently approved two minor plan amendments for Sandy Spring and Bethesda’s Pooks Hill neighborhood. The Sandy Spring amendment was initiated by planners and area stakeholders who would like to take the next step to develop a vibrant center. That concept, from the 1998 Sandy Spring Ashton Master Plan, calls for the center […]
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