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Baltimore County Planning Board adopts 2024 Annual Growth Report

3339329 · May 15, 2025
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Summary

At its May 15 meeting the Baltimore County Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend adoption of the 2024 Annual Growth Report prepared by the Department of Planning (dated 05/01/2025). The motion passed on a roll-call vote after staff responses to earlier questions; no substantive debate followed.

The Baltimore County Planning Board voted to recommend adoption of the 2024 Annual Growth Report, as prepared by the Department of Planning and dated May 1, 2025.

Planning Board Chair Scott Olupka introduced the item and said Department of Planning staff, including Chris Weaver, were present to answer questions. A board member read the motion on the floor: “Be it moved that the Baltimore County Board recommends adoption of the 2024 annual growth report as prepared by the Department of Planning and dated 05/01/2025.” The motion was seconded and carried on a roll-call vote.

Board members recorded in the roll call who voted yes include Mr. Aray; Mr. Bridal; Ms. Brophy; Mr. Duval; Mr. Heckman; Mr. Heinell; Mr. Hinton; Mr. Johnson; Ms. Munozes; Ms. Pinero; Mr. Schulman; and Mr. Tennant. The transcript notes that one member, Mr. German, was not present for the vote. Planning staff had circulated responses to questions raised at the board’s May 1 meeting; Olupka said he had received those materials and no board member raised additional substantive questions before the vote.

The report was introduced to the board on May 1 with a presentation by Chris Weaver of the Department of Planning; staff remained available at the May 15 meeting to answer follow-up items. The board did not record further discussion or conditions tied to the recommendation.

The board adjourned after routine business; its next meeting was scheduled for June 5, 2025.