Mapleville Rd Boonsboro, MD 21713
Smith took Mr. Myers place; however within two weeks of accepting the position, resigned. Carvel Wright then became the Acting Zoning Administrator/Planning Consultant and worked approximately 20 hours a week until December. Megan Clark then became the Town Planner/Zoning Administrator on December 3, 2007. Boonsboro Planning and Zoning 2007 Annual Report Adm…
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MR · Boonsboro, MDSmith took Mr. Myers place; however within two weeks of accepting the position, resigned. Carvel Wright then became the Acting Zoning Administrator/Planning Consultant and worked approximately 20 hours a week until December. Megan Clark then became the Town Planner/Zoning Administrator on December 3, 2007. Boonsboro Planning and Zoning 2007 Annual Report Administration 4 The Town Planner/Zoning Administrator is directly responsible for all ac tivities related to land use within the Town Of Boonsboro. The Town Planner/Zoning Administrator reports to the Town Manager as well as Ma yor and Council and the Boards and Commissions. The Town Planner and Zoning Administrator job descriptions are located in Appendix B. The Planning and Zoning Department is located on the 2 nd Floor of Town Hall and is open from 8-4:30pm Monday thru Friday. Fees The Planning and Zoning Departme nt collects review fees for all applications, including but not limited to permits, Preliminary Plan review, Zoning Amendments, entrance permits, Annexation fees, etc. Since mid 2006, a $15.00 technology fee is applied to all applic ations. In addition, seventy-five percent of building permit review fees go to Washington County for the processing and inspection of the Town Permits. For the year 2007, the total revenue of the Planning and Zoning Department was $69,668.61. Appendix C provides a break down of all the fees collected. Boonsboro Planning and Zoning 2007 Annual Report Summary of Activities 5 SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES Overview The Planning and Zoning Department processes all applications regarding land use, including but not limited to building, subdividing, commerc ial use, signs, road entrances, property maintenance, etc. The Department also keeps a nd maintains records that are available to the public. The following sections are broken down into categor ies based upon the type of applications. Major Subdivisions/Commercial Site Plans In 2007, the Planning Commission heard two applications of Major Subdivisions. Battlefield Estates, consists of 35 Townhomes located off of Orchard Drive in the Town Residential Zoning District and has been granted Preliminary Plan Approval. The Dean/Ridgely/Courtney Property is located adjacent to the Fletcher’s Grove Subdivision off of Chase Six Boulevard. The pr operty is currently zoned both Multi-Family Residential (MR) and Suburban Residential (SR), consists of a pproximately 30 acres, and is required, per the Annexation Agreement effective in February of 2007, to provide single story attached senior housing units.
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