The Eastern County Planning Area
Master Plans
- 1997 Cloverly Master Plan
- 1997 Fairland Master Plan
- 1997 White Oak Master Plan
- 1998 Sandy Spring/Ashton Master Plan
- 2001 Kemp Mill Master Plan-Approved and Adopted
- 1996 Environmental Resources - Eastern Montgomery County Master Plan Areas
Printed copies of these plans are available at the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission's Montgomery Regional Office, 8787 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, Maryland, 2nd Floor - Information Counter
Related Reports
Demographic Profile of the Kemp Mill Master Plan Area - 2000
Introduction to Area
This Community-Based Planning area is comprised of the communities north of the Beltway along New Hampshire Avenue on the southeast, Prince George's County on the east, Howard County on the north and Sligo Creek Park and Northwest Branch on the west and southwest. This area includes the following communities:
- White Oak
- Kemp Mill
- Fairland
- Cloverly
- Sandy Spring/Ashton
The recent Eastern Montgomery County master plans acknowledge the established and stable nature of the communities of Sandy Spring/Ashton, Cloverly, Fairland, and White Oak and contain recommendations that reinforce that character while protecting the individuality of each area. The Plans also recognize that neighborhood commercial districts can and should serve as focal points, or centers, for the surrounding residential areas. This concept--community and center--reflects the goals and recommendations in these Plans. A major component in the Eastern County Team's Work Program is to facilitate the recommendations contained in these master plans.
The Eastern County work program focuses on the ordering of residential, commercial, and employment uses in ways that create communities in which people can live, work and shop. The Team will continue to facilitate the realization of each Plan's vision. The Team will refine the common elements that strengthen the components of "community and center" and further define what types of activities contribute to this concept.
M-NCPPC Staff Contact
Bill Barron, Team Leader
301-495-4556
Bill.Barron@mncppc-mc.org
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