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INSTRUCTIONS
Each Planning Commission/Board shall approve an Annual Report for the Reporting Year 2018
as required under §1-207(b) of the Land Use Article. In addition, this Annual Report shall be
filed with the local legislative body and the Maryland Department of Planning (Planning), no
later than July 1, 2019.
Local jurisdiction may use the attached template form or any of the previous Annual Report
forms. The requirements have not changed but the new version for 2018 has a modified
format, resulting a shorter and more streamlined form outlining the various Annual Report
requirements. A new optional survey is included in Section III. We encourage all jurisdictions
to consider responding.
Section I- New Residential Permits, and Section II- Amendments and Growth Related Changes,
are required by all local jurisdictions.
Section III- Development Capacity Analysis, is required every three years.
Section IV- Locally Funded Agriculture Preservation, is required by Counties only.
Section V – Measures and Indicators, is required by jurisdiction reporting more than 50 new
residential permits in Section I.
Section VI- Adequate Public Facility Ordinances, is required every two years by jurisidictions
with adopted Adequate Public Facility Ordinances (APFOs).
Section VII – Planning Survey Questions is optional
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Section I: New Residential Permits Issued (Inside and Outside the PFA)
(§1-208(c)(1)(i) and (c)(3)(ii))
(A) In Table 1, New Residential Permits Issued (Inside and Outside the PFA) below, enter the numer
of new residential building permits issued in calendar year (2018). Enter 0 if no new residential
building permits were issued in 2018.
Table 1: New Residential Permits Issued
Inside and Outside the Priority Funding Area (PFA)
Residential – Calendar Year 2018 PFA Non - PFA Total
# New Residential Permits Issued 175 61 236
Section II: Amendments and Growth Related Changes In Development Patterns
(§1-207(c)(1) and (c)(2))
Note: Growth related changes in development patterns are changes in land use, zoning, transportation capacity
improvements, new subdivisions, new schools or school additions, or changes to water and sewer service areas.
(A) Were any new comprehensive plan or plan elements adopted? If yes, briefly summarize what
was adopted Y N
(B) Were there any amendments to the zoning regulations or zoning map? If yes, briefly
summarize each amendment, include a map, or GIS shapefile, if available. Y N
• RZ-17-009 – A&W Plus, Inc. (Map amendment)
o Commissioners approved applying a Rural Business Floating Zone on 11.28 acres of land
located at 12408 Learning Lane for the purpose of converting an existing, recently
closed school building to an assisted living facility.
• RZ-17-007 – Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment
o Commissioners approved text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance relating to the
location and bulk requirements of various lodging/accommodation facilties and event
centers.
• RZ-17-006 – 17119 Virginia Avenue, LLC (Map Amendment)
o Commissioners approved the rezoning of 0.528 acres of land located at the corner of
Virginia Avenue and Hickory School Road from Residential Suburban (RS) to Business
General (BG).
• RZ-17-004 – Bluegrass Commercial, LLC (Map Amendment)
o Commissioners approved applying a Rural Business Floating Zone on 7.15 acres of land
located at the corner of MD Route 60 (Leitersburg Pike) and Leiters Mill Road for the
purpose of expanding an existing utility business.
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• RZ-17-010 – Dusty Lane properties (Map Amendment)
o Commissioners approved the rezoning of 5 properties containing approximately 8.46
acres located on a private lane (Dusty Lane) from Planned Industrial (PI) to Agriculture
Rural (AR).
• RZ-18-004 – Perry and Melissa Brazil (Map Amendment)
o Commissioners approved a partial termination of an existing Rural Business Floating
zone on 3.0 acres of land located at 11200 Wolfsville Road. The portion of land where
the floating zone was terminated reverts back to its underlying zoning classification of
Environmental Conservation (EC).
(C) Were there any growth related changes, including Land Use Changes, Annexations, New
Schools, Changes in Water or Sewer Service Area, etc., pursuant to of the Land Use Article? If
yes, please list or map and provide a description of consistency of internal, state or adjoining
local jurisdiction plans . Y N
• WS-18-001 – R. Lee Downey (Water and Sewer Plan Amendment)
o An administrative amendment was approved by the Department of Planning and Zoning
in accordance with Appendix B, Section B.3 to change the Water Service Area Designation on
several properties located along Kemps Mill Road from W-1 Exisiting Service to W-3
Programmed Service.
(D) Did your jurisdiction identify any recommendations for improving the planning and development
process within the jurisdiction? If yes, please list. Y N
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Section III: Development Capacity Analysis (DCA)(§1-208(c)(iii))
Note: MDP provides technical assistance to local governments in completing a development capacity analyses.
Please contact your MDP regional planner for more information.
(A) Has an updated DCA been submitted with your Annual Report or to MDP within
the last three years? Y N
1. If no, explain why an updated DCA has not been submitted, such as, no
substantial growth changes, etc.
No DCA has been submitted. The County is currently in the process of creating a
DCA as part of a Comprehensive Plan update.
2. If yes, when was the last DCA submitted? Identify Month and Year:
a. Was the DCA shared with the local School Board Facilities Planner? Y N
(B) Using the most current DCA available, provide the following data on capacity inside and outside
the PFA in Table 2, Residential Development Capacity (Inside and Outside the PFA):
Table 2: Residential Development Capacity (Inside and Outside the PFA)
Parcels & Lots w/ Residential Capacity PFA Non – PFA Total
Residentially Zoned Acres w/ Capacity
Residential Parcel & Lots w/Capacity
Residential Capacity (Units)
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Section IV: (Locally) Funded Agricultural Land Preservation & Local Land Use
Goal (Counties Only) (§1-208(C)(1)iv and v)
(A) How many acres were preserved using local agricultural land preservation funding? Enter 0 if no
acres were preserved using local funds. Enter value of local program funds, if available.
Table 3: Locally Funded Agricultural Land Preservation
Local Preservation Program Type Acres Value ($)
Example: Transfer of Development Rights 0 0
Example: Conservation Resource and
Enhancement Program (CREP)
102.14 328,642
Example: Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Foundation (MALPF)
410.75 1,605,000
Example: Rural Legacy (RL) 392.87 1,329,255
Example: Next Generation Farmer 352.34 859,802
Total 1258.1 4,122,700
(B) What is the county’s established local land use percentage goal? 50,000 acres
(C) What is the timeframe for achieving the local land use percentage goal? 20 Years.
(D) Has there been any progress in achieving the local land use percentage goal? Yes. See above
chart.
(E) What are the resources necessary for infrastructure inside the PFAs? Additional funding
(F) What are the resources necessary for land preservation outside the PFAs? Additional funding.
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Section V: Measures and Indicators (§1-208(c)(1))
Note: The Measures and Indicators, Section VII, is only required for jurisdictions issuing more than 50 new
residential building permits in the reporting year, as reported inTable 1.
Table 4A: Amount of Residential Growth (Inside and Outside the PFA)
Residential – Calendar Year 2018 PFA Non - PFA Total
Total # Minor Subdivisions Approved 4 9 13
Total # Minor Subdivision Lots Approved 5 9 14
Total # Minor Subdivision Units Approved 5 9 14
Total Approved Minor Subdivison Area (Gross Acres) 25.08 254.38 279.46
Total Approved Minor Subdivision Lot Area (Net Acres) 24.99 131.23 156.22
Total # Major Subdivisions Approved 7 0 7
Total # Major Subdivision Lots Approved 165 0 165
Total # Major Subdivision Units Approved 165 0 165
Total Approved Major Subdivision Area (Gross Acres) 73.78 0 73.78
Total Approved Major Subdivision Lot Area (Net Acres) 64.89 0 64.89
Total # Units Constructed in Jurisdiction 208 42 250
Total # Units Demolished* 12 11 23
Total # Units Reconstructed/Replaced* 2 3 5
*Not required.
Table 4B: Net Density of Residential Growth (Inside and Outside the PFA)
Residential – Calendar Year 2018 PFA Non – PFA Total
Total # Units Approved (Major + Minor Subdivisions) 170 9 179
Total # Approved Lot Area (Major + Minor Subdivisions) 89.88 131.23 221.11
Table 4C: Share of Residential Growth (Inside and Outside the PFA)
Residential – Calendar Year 2018 PFA Non – PFA Total
Total # Units Approved (Major + Minor Subdivisions) 170 9 179
% of Total Units
(# Units/Total Units)
95 5 100%
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Table 4D: Amount of Commercial Growth (Inside and Outside the PFA)
Commercial – Calendar Year 2018 PFA Non - PFA Total
Total Site Plan Area Approved (Gross Acres) 545.02 251.46 796.48
Total Building Square Feet Approved (Gross) 455,477 89,131 544,608
Total # New Permits Issued 34 16 50
Total Square Feet Constructed in Jurisdiction (Gross) 384,465 59,788 444,253
Table 4E: Net Density of Commercial Growth (Inside and Outside the PFA)
Commercial – Calendar Year 2018 PFA Non – PFA Total
Total Building Square Feet Approved (Gross) 455,477 89,131 544,608
Total Lot Size (Net Acres) 391.17 226.08 617.25
Table 4F: Share of Commercial Growth (Inside and Outside the PFA)
Commercial – Calendar Year 2018 PFA Non – PFA Total
Total Building Square Feet Approved (Gross) 455,477 89,131 544,608
% of Total Building Square Feet
(Building Square Feet/Total Approved Square Feet)
84% 16 100%
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Section VI: Adequate Public Facility Ordinance (APFO) Restrictions (§7-104)
(Section VI is only required by jurisdictions with adopted APFOs)
Note: Jurisdictions with adopted APFOs must submit a biennial APFO report. The APFO report is due by July 1 of
each even year and covers the reporting period for the previous two calendar years. APFO reports for 2018 and
2019 are due July 1, 2020. However, jurisdictions are encouraged to submit an APFO report on an annual basis.
(A) What is the type of infrastructure affected? (List each for Schools, Roads, Water, Sewer,
Stormwater, Health Care, Fire, Police or Solid Waste.) The Washington County Adequate Public
Facilities Ordinance applies to infrastructure including Roads, Schools, Water, Wastewater, and
Fire Protection Systems.
(B) Where is each restriction located? (Identify on a map, including PFA boundary.) School capacity
is the primary limiting factor in development in various areas of the County.
(C) Describe the nature of what is causing each restriction. School Capacity and student
enrollments.
(D) What is the proposed resolution of each restriction? The County provides developers with an
Alternate Mitigation Contribution (AMC) to move forward with development. A formula
calculating the average cost of a school seat, life expectancy of a school, number years a student
spends in the school system, and the number of units in the development is used to determine
the AMC for each project.
(E) What is the estimated date for the resolution of each restriction? n/a
(F) What is the resolution that lifted each restriction? n/a
(G) When was each restriction lifted? n/a
(H) Addition Information. Help the Sustainable Growth Commission Statewide SchoolFor School
related restrictions:
1. List the State Rated Capacity for each affected facility. See Attachment A.
2. Identify date local School APFO standards were last evaluated or amended.
October 22, 2013
3. Provide a letter from the School Board confirming what actions are being taken by
the School Board to remedy each restriction. (This could include a change in State
Rated Capacity (SRC); scheduled improvements in the the local Capital Improement
Program (CIP); or redistricting, etc., to address (B) –(G) above.) n/a
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Section VII: Planning Survey Questions (Optional)
The information provided can assist MDP and MDOT staff with identifying potential
pedestrian/bicycle projects and project funding.
(A) Does your jurisdiction have a bicycle and pedestrian plan? Y N
1. Plan name
2. Date Completed (MM/DD/YR)
3. Has the plan been adopted? Y N
4. Is the plan available online? Y N
5. How often do you intend to update it? (Every ____ years)
6. Are existing and planned bicycle and pedestrian facilities mapped? Y N
(B) Does your jurisdiction have a transportation functional plan in addition to your
comprehensive plan? Y N
1. Plan name
2. Date completed (MM/DD/YY)
3. Has plan been adopted? Y N
4. Is the plan available online? Y N
5. How often do you intend to update it? (Every ____ years)
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Attachment A