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SHA proposes MD-31 pedestrian improvements; homeowners in project corridor to receive letters
Summary
Maryland SHA outlined a pedestrian-safety retrofit on MD-31 from Lambert Avenue to east Church Street; residents with property fronting MD-31 may receive letters from SHA’s Real Property Manager and could be offered fair-market-value compensation for impacts.
State Highway Administration representatives outlined a proposed MD-31 sidewalk retrofit that would add pedestrian-safety improvements along MD-31 from Lambert Avenue to east Church Street. The minutes state that residents whose properties front MD-31 within the project limits may receive correspondence from Lee Lambert, Real Property Manager with SHA.
Town staff indicated that SHA will provide fair-market-value estimates for any impacts to private property. The minutes do not record specific property takings, timelines, or engineering details; they note the project as an item for council awareness and resident notification.
Council did not take formal action on the project at the meeting. The town will likely monitor SHA outreach and any compensation offers to affected property owners.
