Montgomery County Council receives 128 applications for interim Planning Board
The Montgomery County Council has received 128 applications from residents seeking to serve as temporary Planning Board members after the entire five-member board resigned last week amid scandals. The County Council plans to interview finalists at its meeting Tuesday and appoint the interim board Oct. 27, council spokeswoman Sonya Healy said. [The Washington Post]
A nearly $9M French country manor on a large lot hits the market in Potomac
If you’ve ever wanted to live in a French country manor, but one that’s nearly 16,000 square feet and in suburban Maryland, here’s your chance. The seven-bedroom, seven-full-bath and three-half-bath estate at 10408 Stapleford Hall Drive in Potomac sits on a 4-acre lot by the private Bullis School. It is listed for $8.998 million by Anne Killeen of Washington Fine Properties. [Washington Business Journal]
Elrich hopes new Planning Board is balanced about Thrive 2050 plan
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich continues to push for a delay in the approval of a long-term planning document, even as the County Council gets set to sift through over 100 applications for its Planning Board. [WTOP]
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