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Mr. McIntire is a father of five daughters, he has five grandchildren and lives with his wife, Doris, and two dogs in Glyndon. - Baltimore Public Schools
- Graduate of St. Paul’s School
- Johns Hopkins University, B.A.
- University of Baltimore, L.L.B.
- Forty-seven years private practice of law
- Former State’s Attorney of Carroll County (2 terms)
- Former attorney to Carroll County Board of Education
- Elected to Baltimore County Council 1994
- Re-elected to County Council 1998 and 2002
- Master in Chancery - Judicial Appointment (24 years)
- States Attorney for Carroll County (1962 - 1970)
- Board of Governors, Maryland State Bar Association (former member)
- Maryland National Guard (Major, ret.)
- Former 4-H Foundation trustee
- Chairman, Reservoir Watershed Protection Subcommittee
- Member St. John's Church, Western Run Parish (Episcopal)
Much has been achieved through the partnership of our community and our local government during my term. As your representative, I am pleased to have played a role in: - Protecting precious open space and reducing population densities in areas slated for development
- Promoting a plan for adequate public facilities - the County should not proceed with the development of plans until we are certain we have adequate support facilities for growth - including schools, roadways, power, water, and more
- Improving our public education system - legislation I sponsored provides monthly accounting to document the use of county funds, insure fiscal responsibility, and allocate more money directly into the classroom
- Fostering economic and employment development in the County
- Reducing crime
- Taking a lead in tax reduction
County Rural Legacy Program
Resource Conservation Zones
Fuel Service Station Restrictions
Motorized Scooter Restrictions
Wireless Communication Towers- Historic and Scenic Resources
Historic Preservation - Created the Rippling Run Farm Historic District
- Co-sponsored refinements of County's Landmark Preservation Commission prohibiting the demolition of historic buildings
- Authored tax credit legislation for restoration of historic properties
Revitalization - Co-sponsored revitalization tax credits for improvements to commercially zoned properties in designated revitalization areas
- Implemented Reisterstown revitalization plan
Rural Preservation - Authored Code provision regulating cellular towers and antennas and instituting scenic viewshed restrictions
- Sponsored legislation creating a new conservation zone (RC7) to protect large contiguous blocks of natural and agricultural resources, forests and scenic environments
Education - Sponsored several extensions of the development moratorium because of elementary school overcrowding
- Warren Elementary School - appropriated $5000.00 for tot lot
- Timber Grove Elementary School - appropriated $10,924 in funds for Intermediate Play Area
- Cedarmere Elementary School - $10,000 appropriated for playground equipment
- Pinewood Elementary School - $16,545 appropriated for 15 new computers
- Franklin High School - $85,140 appropriated for renovation to the stadium, track and surrounding field
Development and Zoning - Lead sponsor on law (March 7, 2000) requiring approval as a condition precedent to the county Executive selling county property
- Authored amendment to County code enabling commercial recreational facilities to locate by special exception in Office and Technology zones
- Authored law repealing swimming pool covers as the sole means of protecting children from pools (i.e., fences required)
- Co-sponsored Owner Livability Code requiring owner-occupied residences to maintain acceptable exterior appearance
- Co-sponsored law banning back-to-back townhouses
- Lead sponsor of law prohibiting parking of non-motorized vehicles on County roads
- Co-sponsored the refinement of "home occupation" law
- Authored zoning regulation creating transition area between Resource Conservation and Business Zones and establishing height and area limitations
- Lead sponsor of law prohibiting parking "for sale" vehicles on public streets except in front of owners’ homes
- Authored clarification of panhandle lot law so as to prohibit exclusion of lots of three or more acres from that law
- Co-sponsored bill to restrict zones in which new and used cars are permitted
- Sponsored a bill to restrict the locations in which a fuel service station is permitted
Other Interests/Projects - Safety
$255,000 in funds were appropriated for four water tanks for the Baltimore Volunteer Fire Department located at Chestnut Ridge, Hereford Middle School, Falls and Padonia Roads and Butler - Recreation
$3,200 in funds appropriated for two soccer goals at Reisterstown Rec Council - Traffic
Successfully advocated for the widening of Padonia Road and installation of a traffic light at Greenpoint Road
Revised January 3, 2008 |
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