LEGISLATIVE BULLETIN Bill #1-16 Human Relations-Veterans Towson, MD January 7, 2016 On January 4 I introduced Bill 1-16 at the County Council’s first Legislative Session of the year. I consider the legislation to be of landmark importance, and wanted to be sure to share the reasoning behind the bill with Read more…
Fort Howard Community Association, Inc. 9202 Howard Avenue Fort Howard, Maryland 21052 410-477-2040 Honorable Todd K. Crandell Councilman, 7th District Baltimore County 7839 East Point Mall Suite 307 Baltimore, MD 21224 410-887-3383 410-285-7838 (fax) Sir: On behalf of myself and all brother and sister veterans, thank you for cosponsoring Read more…
On Thursday November 19, 2015 during Fort Howard Community Association’s general meeting Councilman Todd Crandell presented members his proposal submitting the 103 acre land development in Fort Howard for CZMP (Comprehensive Zoning Map Process) review . Quoting Mr. Crandell, “If I did not submit the issue, a development plan could Read more…
– Article & Photo by Devin Crum – Baltimore County Councilman Todd Crandell (R-7) last week rejected a long-awaited attempt to build what has been called a “mini-city” on the Veterans Administration-owned property at Fort Howard. It was no secret that Crandell had planned to reject the project, which was Read more…
Councilman Todd Crandell FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CRANDELL REJECTS PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AT FORT HOWARD Towson, MD September 21, 2015 A long awaited Planned Unit Development (PUD) to re-develop the the Fort Howard property has been introduced by the current developer. Councilman Todd Crandell officially rejected the application, which sends the Read more…
Between 6 and 11 o’clock PM last night the much appreciated arrival of Baltimore City Public Works at Howard & Old Bay Roads to repair the water leak causing the ice dam occurred. Neighbors started reporting the leak to public works back in late October 2014 last year. It Read more…
Kudos to our new County Councilman Todd Crandall and his Assistant Ron Metzger for their quick action in clearing the ice from the intersection of Howard Ave and Old Bay Road today for a second time this winter. The problem stems from the unattended water leak on Old Bay Read more…