Master Planning 2020Bruce Seeley, Coordinator Rural Areas Master Plan AmendmentOn January 21, 2010, the Planning Board voted to adopt the proposed amendment to the “Rural County” chapter of Master Plan 2010. The document, entitled “Master Plan Amendment: Rural Areas” is being forwarded to the County Council for review. The Council may accept or modify the amendment, and then must adopt it by resolution. Urban Areas Master Plan Amendment | |||||||||||||||||
| DATE/TIME** | LOCATION | ADDRESS |
Tuesday, March 2 | Lansdowne Middle School | 2400 Lansdowne Road |
Tuesday, March 9 | Randallstown Community Center | 3505 Resource Drive |
Tuesday, March 16 | Loch Raven High School | 1212 Cowpens Avenue |
Tuesday, March 23 | Patapsco High School | 8100 Wise Avenue |
** Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for sign-in.
Where Will Baltimore County's Future Growth Occur?

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Areas Amendment (PDF)
What Is The Master Plan?
The Master Plan is a composite of maps and written proposals setting forth comprehensive objectives, policies, and actions to serve as a guide for the development of the county. The following is Baltimore County’s “vision” for the future:
Vision statement of Master Plan 2020:
Create and maintain safe and sustainable communities to achieve a sensible balance
of economy, equity, and environment for people to reside, work, pursue careers,
raise families, and enjoy the amenities in Baltimore County, Maryland.
How Does The Master Plan Affect Me?
Implementation of the plan’s objectives will influence the way the county is developed over the next ten years and beyond. Baltimore County has adopted five plans since 1972, with each plan building on the successes of the previous plans. The broad goals of protecting the environment, preserving agriculture, and ensuring a safe place in which to live with good civic design, will continue with each new plan. Furthermore, the county will continue working very hard to preserve and protect existing communities, the economy and the environment.
How Can I Get Involved?
The Office of Planning wants citizens to participate in the public process. The success of this project depends on comments and suggestions from all “stakeholders,” especially the residents of our community. You may attend the Public Input Meetings to present your issues and ask questions, send written comments by regular mail or by e-mail to the addresses below. Your participation in this process is encouraged and appreciated.
Comments may be sent to masterplan@baltimorecountymd.gov or by mail to
Baltimore County Office of Planning
The Jefferson Building
105 W. Chesapeake Ave., Suite 101
Towson, Maryland 21204
Attention: Bruce Seeley
Revised January 27, 2010




