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Planning Commission recommends cutting 100-ft buffer to 35 ft at Marley Run to allow parking and stormwater work
Summary
The commission voted to recommend the Board of County Commissioners amend the cited buffer resolution to remove a 100-foot buffer while maintaining a 35-foot setback at Marley Run Recreation Area so Parks & Recreation can pave the gravel parking lot, address erosion and stormwater issues, and pursue ADA improvements; staff reported ~$1,000,000 currently available and a request for $2.5 million more in FY27.
Calvert County Parks & Recreation asked the Planning Commission on Feb. 18 to recommend a change to a county buffer requirement at Marley Run Recreation Area so staff can proceed with schematic design for parking, stormwater and field-stabilization work.
Amanda Stilwagen, Parks & Safety Division Chief, described the site as constrained by steep topography and noted existing gravel parking, maintenance sheds encroaching a 100-foot…
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