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Calvert commissioners direct restart of Prince Frederick master plan to create 'Edge Commercial' subdistrict
Summary
After a lengthy public hearing, the Calvert County Board of Commissioners voted to direct Planning & Zoning to redesignate about 50–60 acres of Employment Center land in Prince Frederick as an "Edge Commercial" subdistrict and restart the Planning Commission review to craft detailed zoning and use rules.
The Calvert County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 13 voted to send the Prince Frederick Town Center master plan back to the Planning Commission with direction to create an "Edge Commercial" subdistrict for roughly 50–60 acres of land previously zoned Employment Center.
Jason Brinkley, director of Planning and Zoning, and Tay Harris, long‑range planner, told commissioners the comprehensive plan already contemplates folding Employment Center parcels into town centers but that environmental constraints and development potential vary across the parcels.…
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