Perhaps you conveniently found this upcoming Media Borough Zoning announcement on page 38 or the Daily Times (if it's even there). If not, here it is concealed under "Possible Zoning Ordinance Amendments on Baltimore Avenue" on the borough's website.
Why is it that Media's elected officials can't communicate these important zoning announcements in an effective manner? Remember the "Spot Zoning" meeting back in September 2017? Anyway, Media Borough use it's social media platforms for restaurant week, dog license notifications, pot-luck dinners, etc; but clearly not for important zoning updates. WHY?
It's certainly not an oversight. You can't tell me all seven councilmembers including the mayor were just too busy to send out a statement on the upcoming meeting, let alone explain it in any detail or context. #transparency
Thus is so Khan can build residentsl houses on the town house site
ReplyDeleteWho knows what else council will be doing for this developer ?
Media borough council has there own set of rules and building codes
ReplyDeleteNo surprise they hide it the newspaper
Again poorly run administration. In Media Borogh
These people should have been walked out of the borough building when they lost the $650,000 for the bridge.
ReplyDeleteHard for them to no to someone like Khan
ReplyDeleteWhile residentsl housing might be a good idea for the town house site the manner in which The mayor, the solictor, the borough manager is not transparent in any way
What are they doing now? Ruining our little home town.
ReplyDeleteI've seen better problem solving and critical thinking from five year olds than these people. If you've seen a council meeting on the local channel, you'll see what I mean.
ReplyDeleteBut, they did such a wonderful job with the 3rd St. Bridge.
ReplyDeleteBut they did such a wonderful job with the 3rd St. Bridge.
ReplyDeleteI'd suggest folks read the entire document before commenting. There are some excellent zoning rule changes to really protect the quality of the Baltimore Pike corridor here.
ReplyDeleteMedia borough routinely doesn't notify residents of project starting even to adjacent homeowners
DeleteChanges that can affect home values. Also allowing some people to build something yet telling others your not allowed to do that
Burying it in page 38 of the Daily Times and purposely not using the multipe communication resources they have at their disposal doesn't bode well for Media Borough really disappointed in Media Borough if the changes are so good please enlighten all of us
Is this part of the same plan that has the new CVS built 6" from Baltimore Pike?
ReplyDeleteMedia Borogh and the staff of same seems to have made a habit of
DeleteMisrepresenting projects and project zoning in order to bend the rules to there advantage
Many times just telling you
"Well you could speak with an attorney"
What is with all the new massive buildings that are too large for the scale of our traditional home town and so close to the street? Why are they allowed to spend tons of money for consultants to dream up all this development? And then create this zoning to permit it?
ReplyDeleteThis is true of residentsl housing
DeleteAs well in media borough developers and homeowners seem to do as they please but of course it matters who you are or what your business is, Media borough likes to bend zoning rules for residents or business deemed friendly to media borough yet stonewalls others and can't give proper notifications to residents prior to major home additions in the borough makes you wonder
What else isn't above board with Media Borough officials