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P.O. Box 3683, Crofton MD 21114  

An Association of Community Associations

Established: November 16th 1990

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Village at Waugh Chapel in Gambrills sold Sun
Bill seeks new school referral policy Capital
Luxury homes proposed for Gambrills Capital
3 seats opening on school board Capital
Gambrills shopping center close to breaking ground Capital

Updated: 9 February 2010

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Transportation

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Coming Soon

February 9th 2010

Regular GCC Meeting is canceled due to SNOW


Future Events:
January
Arundel High News Letter

Spring of 2010
ARRA funding will also support the resurfacing of MD 3 southbound from MD 424 to MD 450 in spring 2010. I will provide you a schedule for this project as spring approaches
Resurfacing of roads pdf

9 March
GCC meeting

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GCC MEETINGS

When: Second Tuesday Monthly at 7:00 PM
   Where: Village Commons Community Center
          located in The Village AT Waugh Chapel

Please do not park in front of stores along
Main Chapel Way.


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GCC OFFICERS and Committee Chairs 2009

President
 Bob Brennan
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Vice President
 Bess Sharland
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Secretary
 Greta Saliger
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Treasurer
  Ben La Pointe
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Election Committee
  
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Security & Safety Chair:
 Michael Drabick
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Transportation Chair:
 Madonna Brennan
 Contact Transportation Chair

Education Chair:
 Tom Frank
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Environment Chair:
 Dick Lahn
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Webmaster
Jean-Alex Sharland
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GCC Documents

GCC officers Nomination Forms
Citizen of the Year Nomination Form
Privacy Statement
GCC Bylaws  Pdf file, 155 KB
GCC Position and County Reply to Recycle Bins



Community Center Program Needs pdf
State of Anne Arundel County pdf
Documents Pertaining to Landfills
Documents Pertaining to Water
A.A. Co. Medicare Part D Info. Form 1.8 MB pdf

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Community Links

Arundel Volunteer Fire Department
Arundel Soccer Association
Chapman Farm
Coventry I
Crofton Athletic Council
Crofton Meadows
Greater Crofton Chamber of Commerce
Crofton Valley
Davidsonville Civic Association
Four Seasons Community Association
Greater Odenton Improvement Assn.
Huntingtonwoods HOA
West A. A. County Chamber of Commerce

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GCC Links

Crofton Regional Community Center
Growth Action Network
Crofton First
RainScaping.org
StateStat
Focus On Crofton
Suburban Scene
Alliance for Sustainable Communities
Crofton Village Garden Club
Crofton Village Pool 2008
West Rhode Riverkeeper link
CEDS link
    Community & Environment Defense Services
TREE-MENDOUS MARYLAND link
   Purchase trees for your community
Recycle More Link
Village Commons Community Center link
     at The Village at Waugh Chapel

About Us

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County Links

Contact Your Representatives
Anne Arundel County Government
Anne Arundel County Council
General Assembly
AAC Library
AAC Public Schools
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County News Links

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Environment

Obama budget boosts funding for bay Capital
Fighting over stormwater Capital
Our Bay: DNR Digest Capital
EPA: Farm, stormwater rules coming Capital
Poultry group opposes Cardin's Chesapeake Bay bill Capital
EPA takes bigger role in guiding bay cleanup Capital
Fort Meade completes oil cleanup Capital
Federal crackdown urged in clean-water laws Capital
Four Season's Open Space and Pond pdf
Feds back off on farm and stormwater rules Capital
Pervious concrete can slow runoff pollution Capital
The secrets that Ft. Meade fences can't hide Capital
Feds make more bay promises Capital
Wondering about bay pollution? Capital
Water contamination contained at Fort Meade Capital
Forum crowd urges stronger action to save bay Sun
Crowd speaks out on bay cleanup Capital
St. Mary's parking lot receives eco-makeover Capital
Grants available for 'green' projects Capital
Visiting rain gardens can be eye-opening Capital
Local Ordinances for Environmental Site Design
Model Stormwater Ordinance
Lawmakers graded on environmental record Capital
Attacking Highway Pollution Capital
Bacteria: How it affects our rivers Capital

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Fly Ash
Fly ash update Crofton First (pdf)
Truck dumps ash from power plants Capital
Dwyer calls for probe of fly ash site Capital
Leopold renews fly-ash ban Capital
Sen. Cardin sponsors regulation of coal ash
Fly-ash legislation propelled by Tennessee disaster Capital
Fly ash settlement finalized Capital
Letter From County Exec. John Leopold pdf
MDE creates new fly ash regulations Capital
Deal reached in fly ash lawsuit Capital
County extends ban on fly ash Capital

More on Fly Ash

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Transportation

Officials look to improve transit in Odenton Capital
Stimulus Resurfacing of Rt. 450
Michigan U's pdf
Waugh Chapel could become bike-friendly Capital
Bus, shuttle service targeted for Fort Meade Capital
Route 3, 450 intersection to be realigned Capital
US 281 SUPERSTREET
New traffic pattern raises questions at GCC Capital
Bus to New Carlton NOT cut Link
Letter to WMATA about buses to New Carlton
Rt. 3 with Michigan U's
Motorists lost in new Crofton traffic pattern Capital
Last Crofton bus route may be cut Capital
Cardin: Fort Meade needs commuter rail service Capital
Trip Traffic for Waugh Chapel South

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Education

Bill seeks new school referral policy Capital
Magnet school programs run out of room
3 seats opening on school board Capital
BRAC impact to be felt in the classroom Capital
Parents, teachers out of the loop on grades, for now Capital
VA secretary, Obama inspire Meade students Capital
Schools field complaints about Obama's speech to students Capital
Obama address to students prompts partisan silliness Capital
Students greeted by dress code Capital
With praise, Maxwell looks to second term Capital
County teachers get ready to take on bigger classes Capital
Local ties spur new school board president Capital
Fewer teachers hired this year Capital
Pruski appointed to school board Capital
School Board Nominating Committee selects 2 pdf
Latest school test scores show more progress Capital
Four Candidates for School board at large seat pdf
4 line up for open school board seat Capital
County school test scores rise again Capital
Panel to decide how to fill school board vacancy Capital
Conference makes school bullying a national focus Capital
Maxwell asks county for more school money Capital
School workers to take pay cuts Capital
School employees brace for furloughs Capital
'Operation Eco-Lunch' helps Crofton Middle School go green Capital
Leopold, Maxwell take shows on the road Capital
School funding pleas grow Capital
Residents plead for school funding Capital
Real Cuts in Anne Arundel letter WashPost
Austerity Missing in Anne Arundel letter WashPost

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Planning & Zoning

Village at Waugh Chapel in Gambrills sold Sun
Luxury homes proposed for Gambrills Capital
Gambrills shopping center close to breaking ground Capital
Crofton Regional Community Center Plan pdf
County waits for the BRAC boom Capital
Realtors upbeat on influx of BRAC families Capital
Civic group set to back community center Capital
Gambrills project challenged Capital
Crofton community center forges ahead Capital
Support slipping for Crofton community center Capital
Zoning Proposal McKnew Rd.
BRAC may bring more commuters than movers Capital
Big box store still a possibility for Route 3 Capital
Crofton speedway noise bill gets restart Capital
Crofton speedway noise bill gets restart Capital
Upscale Gambrills shopping center on hold Capital
BRAC affordable housing crunch expected Capital
Development plan: County is maturing Capital
Community center moves closer to reality Capital
Noise legislation targets Crofton raceway Capital
Developers expect BRAC to fill new building Capital
More defense workers plan to move with jobs to Ft. Meade Capital
Concepts for Staples Corner
Staples Corner design unveiled Capital
County unveils growth blueprint Capital
Staples Corner design unveiled Capital
Concepts for Staples Corner pdf
Mixed-use eyed for ex-Crofton Wal-Mart site Capital
Trip Traffic for Waugh Chapel South
Land Use Plan Changes Draft pdf
Odenton residents face landfill gamble Capital
Possible re-zoning Chesapeake Terrace Capital
Fly ash expert hired for shopping center Capital
New lanes considered for Route 3 shopping center Capital

More on Planning & Zoning

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Recent Events
Some notes from the Webmaster

The January 12th GCC meeting was called to order by GCC president Art Huseonica.
The slate of candidates for officers of the GCC was voted into office by acclimation.
GCC president Bob BrennanBob Brennan
GCC vice president Bess SharlandBess Sharland
GCC Secretary Greta SaligerGreta Saliger
GCC Treasurer Ben La PointeBen La Pointe
After the election, attorney David M. Plott gave a presentation. Attorney David M. Plott David M. Plott
Using a slide presentation he explain how Adair Farms could be transformed into an Equestrian Community. Slide Presentation
Many residents of communities near Adair farms Many residents from communities near Adair Farms attended the meeting. After Mr. Plott finished his presentation, there were many questions. Presentation Mr. Plott may be reached by email.

Information about Adair Farms:
Adair Farms Short Proposal (pdf)
Adair Farms Proposed development (pdf)
Map of proposed development
Equilibrium Horse Center

Following Mr. Plott's presentation, County Councilman James Benoit
County Councilman James Benoit informed the GCC about Tax Increment Financing (TIF)
Following Mr. Benoit, John Hammond of the county office of the budget John Howard of the county office of the budget spoke about the TIFs that the county has used in the past. County office of the budget This TIF has to do with infrastructure for the Waugh Chapel South project.
Village South

 

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GCC Partnerships

The GCC has cooperated in the following:

Community and School Partnership for Student Safety
Waugh Chapel Community Center, 29 October, 2009

GCC Sponsored, Rock Out Crofton, a Success

COMMUNITY LEADERS ROUNDTABLE - SAFETY & SECURITY - JULY 24th MEETING Community Leaders Roundtable - Safety & Security - July 24th Meeting
Community Leaders Meet with Police Police and Community Leaders Meeting
Working toward Crofton community center Capital
Planning for a Crofton Community Center
The GCC has contributed to the John Klocko Scholarships for Leadership Excellence: This years winners were: Erika Yost, Kara Barnhart and Mary Rosekrans
Erika Yost, Kara Barnhart and Mary Rosekrans.
for more see Suburban Scene


Participated in the Essex Bank Grand Opening

The GCC is represented on the Crofton Regional Community Center Exploratory Committee.

2nd ANNUAL COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS DAY
Leopold, Reiber, Huseonica County Exec. John Leopold, Aid Brenda Reiber, and GCC president Art Huseonica on Community Connections Day
Community Connection Day Various displays at the meeting. Community Connection Day More displays.


Photo by André Gariepy.
Community Leader's Round Table The GCC is part of the Community Leader's Roundtable.
GCC represented on board of directors of the Village Commons Community Center
GCC and CAC join in Candidates Forum Suburban Scene
Crofton groups' relationship improves Capital
West county civic groups collaborating Capital
Crofton Civic Association

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Community Security and Safety

The tag-team approach to gangs Post
Busch wants laws that gang up on gangs Capital
Teen in Christopher Jones death to be tried as juvenile Capital
Police, prosecutors seek tougher gang laws Capital
Prosecutors hope to toughen state's gang law Capital
Victim's mother: Youth violence continues Capital
Jones' mom rebuffs boy's apology Capital
Statement of facts in death of Christopher Jones Capital
Teen to plead guilty to Crofton killing Capital
Firebombing teen must pay $10,000 Capital
Is your child being bullied? Capital
Vandals shoot out car windows in Crofton Capital
Police request delay in alarm registry Capital
Officers on bikes take on special events Capital
Crofton crime fears, facts don't match Capital
Conference makes school bullying a national focus Capital
Police and Community Leaders Meeting
Jones family victim of another crime Capital
False alarms will hit your wallet Capital
No murder charges in Jones' death Capital
Punches, not fall caused teen's death Capital
False alarms will hit your wallet Capital
Hearing set for Crofton killing Capital
Crofton killing prompts race discussion Capital
Crofton tragedy prompting some overdue actions Capital
Jones' death wasn't 1st incident for suspect Capital
Resources for Parents against Gangs
Change in law urged to fight gangs Capital
Fire set because 'they were bored' Capital
Arrests made in fire bombing Capital
On Crofton killing, police, schools need to level with public Capital
Cul-de-sac crews can create problems Capital
Police place mobile units in Crofton neighborhoods Capital
Crowd overflows on to patio at meeting at WaldenThe Crowd at the Walden Meeting. More pictures.
Violence Shatters Mom's Fierce Shield WashPost
Police program: Operation I.D.E.A.
Police program: Information on I.D.E.A.
Photo by André Gariepy.
Corporal Charles Jones Corporal Charles Jones is honored by the Western District Police Police-Community Relations Council. Hometown Heroes for March Suburban Scene.
Crime Reports Around Crofton link
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