Councilman David Marks will sponsor a town hall meeting to address public safety in areas where there have been recent break-ins.
Two speed humps will be constructed this summer in the 9500 block of Gunview Road near Klausmier Road.
The project will improve the tributary of the Lower Gunpowder River between Pinedale Drive and Klausmier Roads.
A grocery store would have been the fifth supermarket in a two-mile radius.
The area will be added to the Perry Hall commercial revitalization district.
The Gunpowder Valley Conservancy planned the event. Councilman David Marks and the Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association assisted.
Most notably, the budget advances a new middle school and two elementary schools to reduce overcrowding.
The new budget will include $7 million in funding for a new 1,500 seat middle school in the Perry Hall area.
The county contribution matches a state bond bill that will provide $150,000, as well as over $90,000 raised by the Perry Hall community.
The sidewalks will allow residents to better access destinations such as Angel Park and Perry Hall Park.
The park is located west of Perry Hall High School.
The $636,500 project will improve drainage at the ballfields, upgrade the parking area, and make areas accessible to disabled visitors.
The Board of Education passed two measures that can helpfully lead to better conditions at Perry Hall schools.
The proposed capital budget does not to address overcrowding at Baltimore County's largest middle school, which is at 105+ percent capacity.
Three raised crosswalks will be installed this spring.
The Perry Hall commercial revitalization district has helped improve the area near Belair, Joppa, and Ebenezer Roads since 2011.
The farm faced thousands of dollars in legal fees when a Baltimore County inspector claimed the farm was out of zoning compliance.
More than $72,000 has already been raised.
The tributary crosses Seven Courts Drive behind The Festival at Perry Hall Shopping Center.
Julie Henn is currently serving as Chair of the Northeast Area Education Advisory Council of Baltimore County.
Development will be blocked or reduced on more than 1,268 acres in eastern Perry Hall.
The land is presently zoned for commercial development and townhouses; downzoning would preserve green space, lessen impact on schools.
The land is currently undeveloped, but still carries a development potential that would allow for single-family homes or townhomes.
The remaining acreage would be downzoned to one house per acre.
More than 96 acres would be zoned one house per acre, the lightest residential development allowed in the county’s urbanized area.
Presently zoned for single-family homes and townhouses, Councilman Marks will recommend that open space zoning be applied to 42 acres.
The five areas include 18 acres of land, and are currently zoned for single-family homes or townhomes.
Councilman Marks will recommend downzoning the property at White Marsh Boulevard and Belair Road.
The undeveloped properties in the Oak Park Drive area.
The move protects three acres of undeveloped land.
The property stretches along White Marsh and Walther Boulevards, with a section that extends north to the Orbitan Road area.
After four years of planning, hundreds of volunteers are expected to help build the playground next to the Perry Hall library.
The mostly-wooded property stretches from the Chapel Manor Apartments to Ramblebrook Road.
The move guarantees there will be a network of green space throughout the Seven Courts and Northwind Road corridors.
The property is north of the Honeygo Village Center, east of Honeygo Boulevard, south of Perry Hall Farms, and east of Glenside Farms.
Six acres will be zoned for open space. Right now, the zoning allows for townhouses or single-family homes.
The business is taking advantage of the commercial revitalization district.
The property is located at Peach Blossom Avenue and Interstate-95.
Neighborhood Commons zoning will be recommended at the Maryland State Fish and Game Protective Association
About ten acres will be rezoned as Neighborhood Commons, preventing any development.