1st Annual Howard County Land Use Summit
It is not who we are, it is what we do, that makes a difference.
This is especially true for residents of Howard County. We live in one of the finest parts of our country, if not the world, but nothing stays the same. There are constant changes and challenges, and if we are to maintain our life style, and even hope to improve it, we need to stay informed.
March 12, 2008 ( Wed.) at the Miller Library, beginning at 7P.M.
There will be an opportunity for both citizens and citizen groups to do just that, stay informed.
As stated in the newspaper, Howard County Issues, the purpose will be to "gain agreement, support, and build influence among Howard County citizens and groups", in matters of zoning, development, and other land use matters.
This event is open to the public, and I would advice anyone and everyone to find the time to attend.
Don't be that someone who says
I wish I had a voice in what is going on,
be that someone, who has a voice, in what is going on
This is especially true for residents of Howard County. We live in one of the finest parts of our country, if not the world, but nothing stays the same. There are constant changes and challenges, and if we are to maintain our life style, and even hope to improve it, we need to stay informed.
March 12, 2008 ( Wed.) at the Miller Library, beginning at 7P.M.
There will be an opportunity for both citizens and citizen groups to do just that, stay informed.
As stated in the newspaper, Howard County Issues, the purpose will be to "gain agreement, support, and build influence among Howard County citizens and groups", in matters of zoning, development, and other land use matters.
This event is open to the public, and I would advice anyone and everyone to find the time to attend.
Don't be that someone who says
I wish I had a voice in what is going on,
be that someone, who has a voice, in what is going on
posted by jim adams | 6:12 PM
1 Comments:
We received a letter from a company about "density" transfer. They offer $50,000 for the right to develop somewhere else since we have 1.15 acres on our residence in Ellicott City. I never heard of "density" transfer till now. Is it a good deal? Any pros and cons? Who should I seek for feedback? I only have 4 days deadline to respond since the company said they only need four density transfers and they have many interested sellers.
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