WUDAC

10 February 2014

Meeting Agenda for Tuesday February 11th, 2014

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Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee

2424 Reedie Drive, Wheaton, MD 20902

Agenda

February 11, 2013

I. Call to order

II. Approval or correction of minutes 6:00pm-6:05pm

III. Community Concerns 6:05pm-6:15pm

IV. Reports of Officers 6:15pm-6:45pm

a. Chair

b. RSC Director

c. Design Subcommittee

d. Economic Subcommittee

V. Council Staff Report 6:45pm-6:55pm

VI. Parks Department 6:55pm-7:10pm

VII. Old/Unfinished Business 7:10pm-7:15pm

VIII. New Business 7:15pm-7:25pm

IX. Announcements 7:25pm-7:30pm

X. Adjourn 7:30pm

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04 February 2014

Meeting Minutes, Thursday December 19th, 2013

Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee

Mid-County Services Center, 2424 Reedie Drive Wheaton MD 20902

Meeting Minutes, Thursday December 19th, 2013

Members Present: Henriot St. Gerard(Chair), Devala Janardan(Vice-Chair), Dan Thompson, Mirza Donegan, Tom Stanton, William Moore, Rick Kessler, Jeannette Feldner

Members Absent: Luis Bonilla, Nadia Sesay, Marian Fryer

Staff Present: Ana Lopez van Balen, Director, Mid-County Services Center

Guests: Harold Weinberg, Miles Realty Co. Inc

Adam Fogel, Staff to Councilmember Navarro

Call to Order: 6:10pm by Vice Chair Devala Janardan in the temporary absence of the Chair. Introduction of members and guests followed. Meeting minutes from November were reviewed and a motion was made and passed to accept the minutes without changes. Devala then presented Harold Weinberg of Miles Realty to address WUDAC

Community Concerns: Harold Weinberg distributed two letters to WUDAC, one from him and one from Sam Mushahwar of Quick Printing Inc., addressing their concerns about parking during the future development of a neighboring property known as the Avalon Bay project at 11501 Georgia Ave. They are concerned about where construction equipment and workers would park. They fear that construction-related vehicles would fill the existing spaces and eliminate parking for their customers and threaten the vitality of businesses that depend on those spaces. They need WUDAC's support to have these issues addressed.

Discussion followed and in light of Mr. Weinberg's presentation WUDAC will talk of amending an existing draft letter in support of the Avalon Bay project.

Chair Report: Henriot St. Gerard reported on a recent Wheaton Redevolpment public hearing attended by three WUDAC members. Some Highlights included:

1. Town square will not be continuous. Reedie Drive will be open to traffic

2. More greenery was added

3.Retail will occupy the bottom floor of the Park and Planning building

4. Entrance to parking garage will be moved from Triangle Lane to Grandview Avenue

Discussion followed on the need for Reedie to remain open and related safety issues

The Design Committee will draft a letter to the County Council outlining our concerns and suggestions

Henriot then went on to speak of a reply of support from Councilmember Navarro to WUDAC's letter to the Council concerning the development of the Rec Center.

Henriot also noted that the Night Time Economy Task Force recommendations have come out and urged everyone to take a look.

He sent an email to Sidney Cooper, Urban District Marketing Manager, about WUDAC's retreat and other topics to include in the Urban District's newsletter.

Henriot concluded by announcing that Craig Rice was the new President of the Montgomery County Council and wants WUDAC to draft a congratulatory letter and introduce WUDAC to the new President.

Directors Report: Ana Lopez van Balen handed out a newsletter on redevelopment and discussed its progress. She is currently in discussion with the tenants in this building on relocating.

She talked about the work of a graduate group at the University of Maryland and their ideas for facade improvements and other issues for small business.

She reported on a recent meeting of MCCAB which was attended by Councilmember Elrich which focused on the zoning rewrite. Elrich spoke on the Bus Rapid Transit and minimum wage issues.

The Night Time Economy Task Force will meet with the County Executive in January on its recommendations.

Ana touched on a mixer held by the Chamber of Commerce where the topic was permits and signage. The Urban District will be working with area businesses to make sure signage is compliant.

She has been working with the Arts Council to get an Arts and Humanities Council "Our Town" grant and needs letters of support from interested parties. Rick Kessler will try to initiate contact with Senator Mikulski and Rep. Van Hollen.

Council Report: Adam Fogel, staff to Councilmember Navarro, shared that she sent a letter to the County Executive concerning a Facility Planning Project Form to include an Arts and Cultural Center in the capital budget.

Adam urged WUDAC to send a letter to the Council and County Executive to include a Health and Human Services facility in Wheaton as part of the facilities planning in the budget.

He reminded WUDAC that the time to market Wheaton is now and that we need money in the operating budget for that purpose and there also needs to be a public-private sector collaboration to market Wheaton

Sub-committee Reports:

Design: Dan Thompson reported the committee's recommendations for money for Holiday lighting, Improved lighting for Veteran's Park and the block of Veirs Mill Rd. between Ennalls Ave. and University Blvd., way finding signs, and outreach materials to business on county codes and storefront improvements

Motion was made and passed to include the Design Committees proposals in the budget letter to the County Council

Economic: Devala passed out budget proposals for review. He talked of need for a business/WUDAC partnership to spur events and the need to move events to other areas besides Grandview Ave. He suggested the possibility of asking Safeway and other businesses to sponsor events in places like Veteran's Park.

Devala presented and discussed the Ava Project draft letter. In light of earlier presentation by Harold Weinberg, the letter was sent back to the economic committee for further review.

Discussion moved back to the committee's budget proposals. A motion was made and passed to include these in our budget letter to the county.

Adjourn: 7:50pm

Meeting Minutes, Tuesday November 12th, 2013

Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee

Mid-County Services Center 2424 Reedie Drive Wheaton MD 20902

Meeting Minutes Tuesday November 12, 2013

Members Present: Henriot St. Gerard(Chair), Devala Janardan(Vice Chair),Tom Stanton, Nadia Sesay, William Moore, Mirza Donegan, Marian Fryer, Jeannette Feldner, Dan Thompson, Luis Bonilla

Members Absent: Rick Kessler

Staff Present: Ana Lopez van Balen, Director, Mid-County Services Center

Guests: Clare Lise Kelly, Research and Designation Coordinator, Historic Preservation Office of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission accompanied by a staff architect. Laura Leigh Palmer from the W/K Chamber of Commerce. Tanya Sayyed, student UMD, accompanied by an unidentified UMD student. Ed Latner, County Attorney

Call to Order: 6:03pm by Chair Henriot St. Gerard followed by introductions of members and guests. The minutes from the October meeting were reviewed and approved without changes. Henriot then turned the floor over to Clare Lise Kelly from M-NCPPC

Park and Planning Presentation: Clare Lise Kelly gave a background on historic preservation efforts in the county, accompanied by a slide presentation. She presented a detailed history of the youth center and why it qualifies for historic designation. She also noted how redevelopment can still be achieved in spite of this designation. Questions from WUDAC members followed, including:

1. At what point is it too expensive to preserve

2. Have you taken into consideration the needs of the community

3. What is the cost of redevelopment with and without historic preservation

A hearing will be held at 6:00pm at the Park & Planning Commission 8787 Ga. Ave Silver Spring MD

Chair Report: Henriot St. Gerard remarked on the new meeting agenda format and hoped it moves meetings along faster. He again noted the Youth Center hearing set for Nov. 14. There is a County Executive briefing on the Night Time Economy Task Force Recommendations set for 10:30am on Nov. 14. He said he would email budget to WUDAC members for review by next meeting.

Ethics Presentation: Ana Lopez van Balen introduced Ed Latner, a County Attorney to speak to WUDAC about the county’s ethics law. His presentation included a handout and he took questions from members.

Directors Report: Ana touched on Redevelopment and would get info to WUDAC on a meeting on the subject to occur in December.

Other Business: Henriot introduced a draft of a letter on Veterans Park and the connectivity of the Urban District to Brookside Gardens. Dan Thompson explained the formulation of the letter. Henriot commented that he felt the letter needed more detail on Veterans Park and how it fits into Urban Park guidelines. A motion to approve the letter with a paragraph to mention including Veterans Park in County Urban Guidelines passed.

The Economic subcommittee submitted a draft of a letter to the Planning Board on The Rec Center redevelopment. Nadia Sesay gave a background on the letter formation. A discussion followed in light of Park & Planning’s earlier presentation to our group. It was noted that the letter must be addressed to the County Council instead of the Planning Board. The letter was approved with amendments that the Council make our views known to Park&Planning and that the designation not delay the building of the Rec Center

Adjourn: 7:39pm

Meeting Minutes, Tuesday October 8th, 2013

Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee

2424 Reedie Drive Wheaton MD 20902

Meeting Minutes, Tuesday October 08, 2013

Members Present: Henriot St. Gerard(Chair), Devala Janardan(Vice Chair), Rick Kessler, Jeannette Feldner, Nadia Sesay, Tom Stanton, William Moore, Dan Thompson

Members Absent: Luis Bonilla

Staff Present: Ana Lopez van Balen, Director, Mid-County Services Center

Guests: Chris Gillis, staff to Councilmember Leventhal. Sgt. Russo, Montgomery County Police. Chris Helsabeck, representative of AvalonBay. Bob Harris, attorney for Lerch, Early and Brewer. Randall Spedoni, resident.

Call to Order: 6:02pm by Vice Chair Devala Janardan in the temporary absence of the Chair. Introductions followed. A motion was made and passed to approve the September Meeting Minutes without changes.

Directors Report: Ana Lopez van Balen noted that the comment period on the Redevelopment Project has been extended to October 18^th. Comments received by October 2^nd are online. The developer has been forwarded the comments and the County is in discussion with the developer on aspects of the project.

The County is recommending Historic Preservation on the Wheaton Library/Rec Center project and the Historic Preservation Commission is presenting to the Planning Board on October 17^th.

Ana reported that they are about ready to advertise the Wheaton Façade Improvement Program to businesses. She also informed WUDAC that the Curb Side Cookoff event attracted around 4000 people and that the Urban District is pleased with the attendance. She finished by reminding the Committee that there is one more presentation of the NightTime Economy Task Force scheduled for October 14^th at 7:00pm. This brought a few comments from members as to the lack of specificity to the recommendations and the hope that mention of Wheaton as an A&E District could be included.

Chair Report: Henriot St. Gerard reported that the retreat went well and thanked everyone for their input on the Redevelopment Comment Letter and thanked Devala for his work in writing it.

He mentioned that he had received a response from County Executive Ike Leggett to a letter from WUDAC with regards to the Walking Tour. The County Executive is embracing what we wrote. Henriot stated that our hard work is paying off and he will forward the response to WUDAC members.

Council Report: Chris Gillis, staff to Councilmember Leventhal, updated WUDAC on the progress of the Redevelopment proposal. They had a meeting two weeks ago and some of the concerns expressed by the Council included how small businesses would interact with the large buildings and the lack of green space.

He reported on the introduction of Bill 27-13, the Minimum Wage Bill. The bill would raise the minimum wage over three years to $11.50 and then index for inflation. He noted that they were partnering with other jurisdictions to present an area wide approach to the effort to raise the wage. There will be a public hearing before the Health and Human Services committee on October 24^th at 7:00pm. He stated that if we had a strong position on the matter we could coordinate our effort with the Gaithersburg and Germantown Chamber of Commerce.

Police Report: Sgt. Russo responded to a question about reports of prostitution in the Urban District. He noted that it appeared to be Bar generated and not Street generated and that they were closely monitoring it. He also reported that they have had a lot of thefts from autos and thefts from lockers at LA Fitness. He also reported an assault at the McDonalds on University Blvd. He closed with statistics on other crimes and noted a couple of commercial burglaries.

AvalonBay Presentation: Chris Helsabeck, Vice President of development for AvalonBay, presented a visual rendering of the project. He gave some background on the company and a history of their involvement in the community and in this particular development. They have the 3.7 acre “BBT’ site at Blueridge and Georgia. It was purchased in 2004 as a potential multi-use community but the zoning did not work out. It is now 75% vacant and will be 100%vacant in January. The plan now calls for apartments geared towards Millenials. They envision approximately 300 units with garage parking and plan to call the building AVA. Chris stated that they are just starting the public presentation phase. They are looking for feedback and a possible letter of support from WUDAC and also advice on other groups they might meet with.

Other Business: Devala Janardan explained the formation of our Comment Letter on the Redevelopment proposal. He emphasized our commitment to a continuous Town Square on Lot 13. A motion to approve the letter passed.

Devala also brought up the issue of the Historic Preservation of the Rec Center. He discussed an email that he received from DGS. WUDAC members felt we needed more info before we could act. A motion was made and passed to ask the Planning Board for a 30 day extension of the comment period.

Community Concerns: A resident, Randall Spedoni, asked WUDAC to expand ways we are communicating with the public. He stated that the Newsletter is good but that they need more. He pointed out a blog called “Friends of White Flint” as good at keeping the public informed.

Adjourn: 7:36pm

Meeting Minutes Tuesday September 10th, 2013

Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee

Mid-County Regional Center, 2424 Reedie Drive Wheaton MD 20902

Meeting Minutes, Tuesday September 10^th, 2013

Members Present: Henriot St. Gerard(chair), Devala Janardan(vice chair), Tom Stanton, Marian Fryer, William Moore, Nadia Sesay, Luis Bonilla, Jeannette Feldner

Members Absent: Jim Onder, Dan Thompson, Rick Kessler

Staff Present: Ana Lopez van Balen, Director, Mid-County Regional Center

Sidney Cooper, Marketing Manager, Wheaton Urban District

Joe Callaway, Operations Manager, Wheaton Urban District

Guests: Rick Siebert, Chief, Division of Parking Management, Montgomery County Department of Transportation

Call to Order: 6:01pm by Chair Henriot St. Gerard followed by introductions of members, staff and guests.

Motion: To approve July Meeting Minutes. Motion passed with one minor change to member name(Rick)Kessler

Chair Report:

Henriot noted a flyer on Wheaton redevelopment distributed during the meeting announcing StonebridgeCarras/Bozzuto as the selected developer. He urged WUDAC members to attend the Sept. 18^th meeting

He noted that WUDAC has a small business vacancy and a challenge filling it. He asked for WUDAC to help find a nominee

Henriot turned to discussing the upcoming WUDAC retreat and asked about whether it should be moved to a weekday evening instead of Saturday. Two members can’t attend on Oct. 05. He asked for recommendations for topics to be discussed.

Safeway opens Oct. 24^th and the apartments will be ready for leasing in October. WUDAC would like to do a tour, welcome event.

DOT Presentation:

Ana Lopez van Balen introduced Rick Siebert, Chief of the Parking Management Division of MCDOT. He outlined the process by which the developer was chosen to present plans for the Urban District Redevelopment. He stated that the company was chosen through a procurement process by a Quality Selection Committee. He reported that the highest rated developer proposal was selected to be presented to the public for comment and if no significant issues are raised they will be invited to enter into negotiations for a contract to proceed. Mr. Siebert stressed that the developer has not entered into contract yet and proposal could be resolicited if necessary. Some WUDAC members expressed that they were misled by the process. Mr. Siebert assured members that everyone wants this to be successful. There is a need to move forward but not rush and mess it up. Ana noted that we will have future meetings on small business and other issues involved and took responsibility with the language in the flyer

Directors Report:

Ana reported on a RFP for small business assessments. She talked about topics in the the Mid-County newsletter. There will be hearings on a county proposal for historic preservation for the Rec center on September 11^th.

They will advertise the Wheaton Facade Improvement Program by the end of the month.

Ana is working with the Kensington Heights community on the water main replacement program and attended a meeting

The NightTime Economy Task Force is finalizing recommendations. Henriot or Holly Sullivan will present to the Mid-County Citizens Advisory Board on October 1^st in the Mid-County Center at 7:00pm

Washington Properties will bring in residents in March 2014.

Avalon Bay wont go forward with their original proposal for multi family use. They would like to meet with WUDAC

A developer, Penn Rose, has been selected to renovate the Ambassador Apartments.

Sub-Committee Reports:

Design: No report

Economic: Will outreach to businesses about food truck festival

Marketing: Sidney Cooper stated that the food truck festival will only take half of Parking Lot 13 due to feedback from businesses. She discussed a Wheaton Business Promotional Flyer that will be designed by Jeannette Feldner and asked for comments by the following Wednesday.

Budget:

Joe Callaway, operations Manager for the Wheaton Urban District, outlined the process involved in creating the FY2015 budget. He explained to WUDAC about “above the mark” requests and asked that members discuss in our October retreat and then give feedback

Other Business:

Ana Lopez van Balen shared information from a press conference on Panhandling held the day before in Wheaton by County Executive Leggett and Council member Leventhal and attended by community organizations. People concerned with the plight of the homeless are being encouraged to text a donation to 80077 rather than giving directly to those on the street. The money will go to services to support the homeless.

Adjourn: 7:31pm

18 October 2013

WUDAC's Letter Re: Historic Preservation of Wheaton Youth/Rec Center

October has been a busy month for Wheaton and WUDAC. In addition to the redevelopment of the central business district, the proposed historic preservation designation of the Wheaton Youth/Rec Center has generated press coverage.

As a little background, in 2012 the County Council approved funding for a new facility that would house a new library + a recreation center for Wheaton. The location of this new facility would cover both the old Wheaton library site plus the old Wheaton rec center site. In mid-2013, Grimm + Parker (selected architectural firm) held two community meetings to gather ideas for the new project.

In September 2013, the Historic Preservation Commission (HRC) held a public meeting and made a recommendation to the Planning Board to place the Wheaton Youth/Rec Center under historic preservation. The Historic Preservation Commission's report is available here. A historic preservation designation could affect the plans for the new Wheaton Library/Rec Center. As of today, WUDAC is researching the issue, but has not taken a position.

The HRC's recommendation now sits with the Montgomery County Planning Board (MCPB). The matter was on the agenda for the October 17 MCPB meeting, but it has now been postponed until November 14. Details on the time will be forthcoming. Once the MCPB votes in favor/against historic preservation designation, the matter is then placed in front of the County Council for the final vote.

WUDAC submitted a letter to the MCPB. That letter is available here.

16 October 2013

WUDAC Submits Letter Re: Wheaton Redevelopment

After careful consideration, WUDAC submitted a letter regarding StonebridgeCarras/Buzzuto proposal for Parking Lot 13 and the current Midcounty Regional Services Center (RSC) site. Below is the letter pasted directly onto this blog, but please refer to the PDF copy of the actual submitted letter HERE if you wish to see the letter in its original format.

__________________________________

October 15, 2013

Al Roshdieh

Deputy Director

Department of Transportation

101 Monroe Street

Rockville, MD 20850

Dear Mr. Roshdieh,

The Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee (WUDAC) is writing to submit the following letter and urge a timely and thorough consideration on our thoughts on the community’s collective vision of Wheaton and the redevelopment of Lot 13 and the Regional Services Center (RSC) site. Specifically, WUDAC offers comments on: 1) the location and layout of the town square, 2) traffic, and 3) ensuring that the final product is a warm and thoughtful development that capitalizes on Lot 13’s location as the heart of a redeveloped Wheaton.

WUDAC consists of a representative cross-section of the Wheaton community, including homeowners, small businesses, and large businesses. The story of the Wheaton redevelopment effort has extended for well over a decade. At the center of the community’s redevelopment effort has been the push for a new town square on Lot 13. As the chapter with the B.F. Saul development closed in early 2012, the Wheaton community advocated for a commitment from the County to ensure that any future development provided for a vibrant town square on Lot 13. The Wheaton community received this commitment, evidenced in the 2012 Montgomery County’s Wheaton Redevelopment Program CIP – N. 150401, which states that “the [Wheaton Redevelopment Program] provides for a town square on Parking Lot 13 that is at least 1/3 the area of the site.” The May 2013 Amended Wheaton Redevelopment CIP also includes this commitment.

Throughout the redevelopment process, WUDAC has expressed continued concern with any proposal that creates a town square not located on Lot 13. During the September 18, 2013, presentation by StonebridgeCarras/Buzzuto, the developers explained that the elevation change of the RSC site made it difficult to utilize the area for the park and planning building. WUDAC feels that this is not a sufficient enough of an explanation to not have the town square on Lot 13. A town square on the RSC site will be surrounded by an active bus transit area to the south, the WMATA-owned land patch to the east, vehicular traffic on Reedie Drive to the north, and a garbage staging area to the west. This option is not in line with the look and feel of an attractive space for a town square. WUDAC cannot endorse the current rendering and any other proposal that does not provide a comprehensive explanation as to why a town square on Lot 13 is not possible.

Of equal concern is the current proposal’s design to have Reedie Drive bisect the town square while remaining open to vehicular traffic. WUDAC strongly advocates for a continuous town square that is uninterrupted by a street and vehicular traffic, regardless of its final location. There are a number of advantageous reasons for a continuous town square, including pedestrian safety and the opportunity to connect the town square to the retail along Grandview and Triangle Lane. To this end, WUDAC urges developers to consider eliminating Reedie Drive between Grandview Avenue and Triangle Lane. Not only would this solve the issue of having a town square split by vehicular traffic, it could also generate creative ideas for the use of additional land space made available by removing this portion of Reedie Drive.[1] For example, one can consider construction of the Park and Planning building[2] on the RSC site that includes the additional land from Reedie Drive and parts of Lot 13, and placing the town square entirely on Lot 13 between the Park and Planning Building and the Buzzoto development.

WUDAC understands that this new chapter for Wheaton redevelopment is only beginning. We also know that the renderings presented to the community are not final. At the same time, the decisions made in the coming months will alter Wheaton’s landscape for decades. WUDAC’s message has been consistent throughout the entire process, and the comments above are not only reflective of WUDAC, but also come from the countless informal sessions and comments received from the community. In turn, WUDAC adds the following three requests:

1) That the Wheaton community continue to receive timely project updates;

2) Honest and thorough explanations on final decisions and the deliberation process with regards to all aspects of redevelopment; and

3) For the developers to sincerely engage the community to understand what components will make this project innovative and one that is true to Wheaton’s character.

Community engagement in the redevelopment process has always been a top priority and WUDAC insists on continued and open dialogue. We encourage and urge developers to seriously take the suggestions outlined in this letter under consideration. We also invite you to utilize WUDAC to assist you with your outreach to the community. Please contact me or Ana Lopez van Balen if you have any questions or want to begin a dialogue with WUDAC. We also invite you to our monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of the month at 6pm. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Regards,

/s/Henriot St. Gerard

Chair

Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee (WUDAC)

[1] Another intriguing option that was discussed was to close Reedie Drive between Grandview Ave and Triangle Lane, while simultaneously creating the underground garage access points at the terminus of the “new” Reedie Drive. This could help alleviate some of the traffic concerns with the current proposal’s utilization of Grandview Avenue and Triangle Lane to access the new “alley” that would be created to access the underground garage.

[2] While much of this letter focuses on the town square, WUDAC also urges the Wheaton redevelopment team to ensure that this project serve as a catalyst for future private development. For example, many members of WUDAC have expressed concern that the park and planning building proposal has no additional commercial space that would house private firms that desire to be located next to park and planning.

15 October 2013

Avalon Bay Presents Plan for New Development in Wheaton

At the WUDAC meeting on Tuesday, October 8, 2013 representatives from Avalon Bay presented the company's plan for the future redevelopment of the site enclosed by the intersections of Georgia Avenue, Blueridge Avenue, and Reedie Drive. This site is currently occupied by a 7-story office building (mostly leased by BB&T) and two smaller buildings on Blueridge.

The project will be a multi-family rental community titled "AVA", a derivation of the name "Avalon" the reps informed the audience. The consciously-chosen name is the result of a 2008 renter segmented study to target the interests and preferences of Millenials.

Another selection is the building's exterior: a colorful facade with corrugated metal will face Georgia Avenue. Other planned design features include the community's 25-foot setback from Georgia Avenue and a walkway along Reedie to connect AVA to the adjacent WMATA site and Leesborough community. The project is not anticipated to include commercial space.

Arlington, VA based Avalon Bay has communities in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Pacific Northwest. There is one existing AVA community in the Metropolitan area: AVA H Street in Washington, DC.

WUDAC has reached out to the developers to get some pictures of the proposed development to post on this blog. Stay tuned.

Nadia A. Sesay

03 October 2013

Meeting Agenda for Tuesday October 8th, 2013

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Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee

2424 Reedie Drive, Wheaton, MD 20902

Agenda

October 8, 2013

1. Call to Order, Introductions,
Approval of Minutes,
Report of Chair St. Gerard 6:00 – 6:15 pm