Montgomery County Executive
Executive Office Building
101 Monroe Street, 2nd Floor
Rockville, MD 20850
Montgomery County Council Member, District 1
Stella B. Werner Council Office Building
100 Maryland Avenue
Rockville, MD 20850
MNCCPC, Planning Director
Montgomery County
Planning Department
8787 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Senior Planner, Water Supply & Wastewater Unit, Montgomery Co. Dept. of Environmental Protection
255 Rockville Pike, Suite 120
Rockville, MD 20850
We will not expand the shopping center anymore than we already can within septic limitations. Currently the center is 24,130 square feet. Maximum expansion will be limited to less than 40,000.
Technically it should do the opposite. Retail Services that are provided closer to home will reduce congestion at surrounding intersections.
It is intended to enhance the quality of life, Neighbors have expressed a desire for a small high quality grocery store, a coffee shop, a restaurant, and other high water users. We want to provide a shopping center that will be a pleasurable gathering place for community members.
We are trying to be environmentally sustainable, reducing traffic and protecting the water table for wells.With all recent changes and new development, there is more demand and interest now in having convenient services.
It should significantly upgrade the character of the neighborhood. We believe the shopping center needs to be renovated to match the style of homes in adjacent neighborhoods like Belvedere and the character of small town centers in New England.
It will hopefully allow it to attract a first class Country Inn restaurant similar to Blacks Market or Comus Inn, etc.
Yes, but not in excess of what could be built under a septic system.
The owners of the Shopping Center and the Old White House.
NO, it is prohibited by WSSC to connect a residential sewer to a commercial pressure sewer line.
