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Community leaders urge pause on rapid local development

October 10, 2024 | Queen Anne's County, Maryland


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Community leaders urge pause on rapid local development
During a recent government meeting, community concerns regarding local growth and its impact on quality of life were prominently discussed. A resident expressed frustration over the rapid development in the area, emphasizing the need for a pause to evaluate whether the ongoing changes are enhancing or detracting from the community's livability. The resident, who has deep roots in the area, highlighted the importance of thoughtful planning amidst the growth, urging officials to reflect on the implications of their decisions.

In response to these concerns, Mike Lenhart from Lenhard Traffic Consulting presented findings from a comprehensive traffic impact study conducted in collaboration with the State Highway Administration. The study assessed 15 key intersections, revealing that most would continue to operate at a high level of service, with the exception of one intersection, which would operate at a slightly lower level during peak times. Lenhart noted that while some delays were observed during specific traffic conditions, the overall analysis met the county's requirements for traffic management.

The meeting concluded with an invitation for public comments, indicating a commitment to community engagement as officials navigate the complexities of growth and infrastructure planning.

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