Plan for Formal Owings Mills Development Group Shelved

Baltimore County councilmembers Vicki Almond and Kenneth Oliver withdrew a resolution, which had sought to create a formal committee to discuss future commercial development in Owings Mills, during Monday’s legislative session. 

The resolution would have created a “Committee to Explore the Future of Owings Mills” and said such a committee would “assist and advise the county government and its agencies in the future development of…Rosewood Institutional Educational Center, , the Owings Mills Mall, and the Owings Mills Metro site.” 

was asked to be part of the group, and Stevenson University and were also to be invited, sources said, in addition to community groups like the Reisterstown-Owings Mills-Glyndon Coordinating Council.

Neither Almond or Oliver were immediately available to comment on the resolution’s withdrawal.

The September by Vanguard Equities and Greenberg Gibbons, which developed Hunt Valley Towne Centre in Cockeysville, plus the start of and a led Almond and Oliver .