October 2022
Meeting date:
Tuesday, October 4, 2022
Cheverly Planning Board Meeting Agenda
October 4, 2022
7:30 p.m.
- Welcome
- Administrative Items
- Review and Approve September 2022 Minutes
- Meeting minute approval postponed until November
- Status of Planning Board Members, New Members, and Vacant Roles
- Reba Corrine Thomas joined the meeting and is interested
- Mike Clauser joined the meeting and is interested
- General Updates
- Development Notifications
- Community Temple Church Site
- Property was up for bid but didn’t receive a viable offer
- There’s an opportunity to discuss opportunity with RDA and the County, and the potential of building a senior center
- There’s also an opportunity to reach out to M-NCPPC about purchasing land to help meet goal of creating more open space in County
- 5801 Arbor Street Property
- Joyce will follow-up with County contact to better understand the status of this
- Jesse Warr Recreation Center Revitalization
- There’s an opportunity to coordinate with the recreation center on Metro Station connectivity
- Master Plan of Transportation
- Joyce is meeting with Crystal Hancock on Thursday 10/13 for an update on the planning process
- Hospital Hill Redevelopment Engagement
- No major updates
- 1201 Claybrick Road Planning Process
- There was a Mayor’s meeting with MDE, DDOT, and DGS on 9/27
- The District is prepared to bring a fully electric fleet onsite when it opens
- There’s an opportunity for the District to ensure an environmentally friendly development, implement innovative programs, provide local job creation, and make better connections between the bus facility and Metro
- The anticipated completion data is 2026-28
- WMATA 10-Year Strategic Plan for Joint Development Engagement
- Steven Segerlin will be attending our November Planning Board meeting to give an update on recommendations in the Strategic Plan
- This is an opportunity to discuss marketing innovative renewable energy initiatives, and the relationship to Hospital Hill redevelopment and how this development will be bringing ridership to Metro
- Would also like to start thinking about opportunities to position transit-oriented development in Cheverly
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