Union Bridge seeks to shrink growth boundary as wastewater limits constrain development
Feb 6, 2025
Union Bridge officials told the Carroll County Planning Commission their proposed comprehensive-plan amendment reconfigures the municipal growth area largely because the town lacks wastewater treatment capacity; the town has a $5,000,000 state capital grant but officials said full funding and rate impacts remain unresolved.
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Union Bridge representatives told the Carroll County Planning Commission on Feb. 5 that a proposed amendment to the town's 2008 comprehensive plan would reconfigure — effectively shrink — the municipal growth-area boundary because the town lacks wastewater treatment capacity to support the earlier, larger growth expectations. Ned Huff, representing the town, said the amendment reflects updated population and infrastructure realities and would limit the growth area until the town secures adequate treatment capacity.
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