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Chesapeake Conservancy has pulled out of their plan to construct a nearly 8,300 square-foot office park on a recently acquired $8 million, 19-acre piece of property that completes the park's enclosure.
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The Friends of Quiet Waters Park recommends that Pittman create a similar process to the one used to develop the first master plan — appoint a public commission containing representatives of county government and members of the public, including the Friends, to produce an updated master plan for Quiet Waters Park.
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Letters to the editor of The Capital.
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Leaders from Friends of Quiet Waters Park and the Annapolis Neck Peninsula Federation presented development plans to roughly 250 community members in attendance for the Earl Conservation Center, an office space slated to be built for the Chesapeake Conservancy and other environmental groups on a 5-acre parcel abutting the park.
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Letters to the editor of The Capital on the Quiet Waters Park proposal.