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Development   County Cuts Westbard Master Plan With Fewer Funds in 09, Montgomery County Planning Department Will Cut Traffic Relief Studies, Environmental Protection Analyses, Other Programs Read more... BRAC EIS Comments From Locust Hill The following list the comments and concerns of Locust Hill Civic Association Regarding the BRAC EIS Read more... BRAC Implementation Committee will meet on Monday, May 14 n February, the County Executive created the BRAC Implementation Committee to oversee the County’s review and response to the expansion of the National Naval Medical Center (NNMC) in Bethesda. Read more... NATIONAL EXPERTS TO ADDRESS MONTGOMERY PLANNING BOARD The public is invited to join the Montgomery County Planning Board throughout the spring to hear a diverse slate of planning experts speak about ways to guide growth while maintaining a vibrant economy and protecting the county’s unique natural resources. Read more... Kensington’s Future: The Sector Plan Process Begins What will Kensington look like in the years ahead? We have a unique opportunity to help shape that look! Read more... WES to Discuss Plans for Campus Find out what WES has planned for their River Road/Little Falls Campus Read more... ARLINGTON ROAD POST OFFICE PROPERTY REZONING REQUEST The text in the Arlington Road District section of the Sector Plan calls for a mix of retail and residential uses for the site, proposing a 4 floor retail/commercial building along Arlington Road stepping down to 3 story tall multi-family residential use toward the Trail to provide a transition to the Sacks Neighborhood residences on the east side of the Trail. Read more... Washington Aqueduct Submits Proposals on Residual Plant The Washington Aqueduct recently submitted their proposal for the residuals collection and treatment facility to the Commission on Fine Arts and the National Capital Planning Commission. Read more... Mixed Use is there anything inherently wrong with mixed-use development of these properties, and, if not, why do many people in DC and I oppose giving these public properties to developers for mixed-use buildings that would incorporate public functions? Read more...