UPDATE (3:10 p.m.) — Councilman David Marks informed Patch via email that he would be unable to attend the Greater Parkville Community Council meeting tomorrow night.
Marks will instead be the speaker at a May 10 Greater Parkville Community Council meeting.
The original text of this article follows:
The Greater Parkville Community Council will meet Thursday night and they're welcoming some special guests—the Baltimore County Council members who represent Parkville, Carney and Cub Hill.
Councilman David Marks, Councilwoman Cathy Bevins and Councilman Todd Huff have been invited to attend the meeting and the agenda includes , legislation to , traffic management in neighborhoods and last but certainly not least the rezoning of several properties in the area during the Comprehensive Zoning Map Process.
Several zoning issues will be up for discussion, according to Greater Parkville Community Council president Ruth Baisden.
These zoning topics include:
- A at Harford and Joppa Roads.
- A proposal to and allow the dealership to expand
- Various proposals to down zone areas identified for open space
The Greater Parkville Community Council meets the second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Parkville Senior Center, 8601 Harford Road.
Meetings are open to the public, and questions can be directed to president Ruth Baisden: ruthbaisden@yahoo.com.
Will you attend this meeting? Which of these issues is most important to you? Tell us in the comments.
I will go and testify as CIA president on behalf of the East Avenue Residents. I am sure that Ruth Baisden will do the same as GPCC president. There is no way that any decision to change the zoning for the .72 acre buffer to BM could be made in good conscience. Citizens in older communities should not have to fight over and over again for what is expected in newer developments in Baltimore County.