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Baltimore County appeals board approves waterfront condominiumThe Baltimore County Board of Appeals has approved a plan for a 36-unit waterfront condominium on the southeast side in Bowleys Quarters, reversing a hearing officer's ruling issued last year. The board voted 2-1 to approve the Galloway Creek planned unit development (PUD), first proposed by marina owner Milton A.
Ocean Pines Association awaits bids for Yacht Club projectOCEAN PINES — The possibility of rebuilding the Yacht Club looms nearer as the Ocean Pines Association awaits bids from potentially dozens of contractors. OPA General Manager Bob Thompson said close to 40 people attended his pre-bid meeting, which gave them a chance to see the facility and get an idea of what those in management positions are looking for.
Hampton’s H2O developer pays $1.5 million to cityNOTE: Comments area is for meaningful discussion. Readers are reminded to post comments that are germane to the article and write in a common language that steers clear of personal attacks and/or vulgarities. Readers may report comments by clicking report abuse. Once a comment has been flagged, a Daily Press staffer will investigate.
Farmington condo battle may go to court | The Morning Sentinel, Waterville, MEBy David Robinson drobinson@onlinesentinel.comStaff Writer, Morning Sentinel FARMINGTON — The Planning Board this week challenged a resident’s appeal of a condominium project, setting up a probable legal battle over what kind of development should be allowed on Main Street.
Could financial issues hinder downtown loft project?Almost half of the 16 new loft condominiums in a city-sponsored redevelopment in downtown Gastonia have been sold, and the Carriage Company project has already given the block a striking facelift. But a Charlotte painting company that did work in several of the units is threatening court action against the building owner and developer, alleging it has not been paid for $10,000 of completed work.
Ramapo board OKs Patrick Farm housingRAMAPO – With a string of three unanimous votes, the town Planning Board on Tuesday approved construction of nearly 500 housing units on the rural Patrick Farm site outside the Village of Pomona. With votes of 7-0, the board first approved the subdivision plan, then the building of the condominiums, and finally the inclusion of rental units for local fire and other emergency-services volunteers.
Court denies Heritage Hills traditional neighborhood development – The York Daily RecordA judge upheld a 2009 decision by the York Township commissioners to reject a 307-unit housing complex on the resort’s 18-hole golf course. By LAUREN BOYER Daily Record/Sunday News Last week, a York County judge upheld a 2009 decision by York Township commissioners to deny Heritage Hills Associates’ application for a traditional neighborhood development.
Gazette.Net Gazette Maryland Community NewsThe Peterson Cos. announced plans for a new 140,000-square-foot office building at National Harbor, signaling that the Fairfax, Va., firm remains committed to its ambitious development strategy despite the fact that Walt Disney Co. dropped plans to build a resort hotel in the Oxon Hill mixed-use complex last month.