Village Manager at Village of Chevy Chase Section Three
Employing Organization
Organization Signals
Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Kelly Mitch’s organization
Key discussions for this meeting include the first reading and discussion of the Tree Ordinance and the Starter and Silvers Homes Act. The agenda also covers a discussion regarding the recent Snow Storm and a proposed budget increase for Snow Removal. Community and Social items involve planning for a Section 3 Get Together and a Korean BBQ Food Truck event.
The Council discussed the status of Subdivision Regulation Amendment 25-02 and workforce housing. The Village consultant is advancing streetlight and storm drain projects. A tree preservation policy and a formal curb cut ordinance are under consideration. The council approved working with an attorney on zoning issues. A variance was approved for residents to plant trees to mitigate light and noise. Uneven sidewalk slabs will be addressed. A reforestation fund was approved. The MCPS Boundary Study was discussed, and the council expressed appreciation for proposed options.
The Council discussed the status of Subdivision Regulation Amendment 25-02 regarding workforce housing and approved a joint letter to the County Council. Discussions also covered ongoing street light and storm drain projects, a resident request for landscaping to buffer new construction, and the potential update of building requirements, including a tree preservation policy. Additionally, the Council addressed concerns about driveway plans for a property on Georgia Street, considered an independent traffic survey, approved a snow services contract extension, reviewed financial transfers to the Maryland Local Government Investment Pool, and addressed the execution of a quitclaim deed. Community social events were also discussed.
The Council discussed the status of Subdivision Regulation Amendment 25-02 concerning the County's workforce housing expansion, agreeing to sign a joint letter expressing support for advancing housing opportunities while proposing technical amendments on lot consolidation limits. The Council addressed concerns regarding landscaping needs near the Corso construction site and streetlights on Taylor Street, agreeing to review resident-provided information. The possibility of updating Village building requirements and adopting a tree preservation policy was discussed, with staff directed to research proposals. Concerns were raised about the property at 6807 Georgia Street regarding a proposed new driveway potentially impacting limited on-street parking, leading to a discussion on an independent traffic survey. The Council approved extending the snow services contract with Miller Landscapes. Financially, $500,000 was transferred to the Maryland Local Government Investment Pool (MLGIP), and the annual audit is underway. The Council agreed to re-execute and file a previously approved quitclaim deed for property abutting 3615 Taylor Street. Community items included the distribution of leaf bags, the continuation of offering free native trees, and a discussion regarding a resident's concern about the previous 'Cake Walk' event name, noting it has been renamed the 'Sugar Shuffle'. In December, the Council adopted amendments to the Curb Cut Ordinance regarding the maximum width of driveway aprons and the allowance for semi-circular driveways. The Council also discussed a proposed Ordinance for the Protection and Preservation of the Urban Forest, including permit standards for removing protected trees, but took no action pending further review due to resident concerns about property rights. The Village Manager reported the conclusion of the Native Tree planting program.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
Verified emails & phones
Accuracy-guaranteed data
Job-change & title updates
Never lose a contact
Organization signals
Board meetings and buying signals
Salesforce & HubSpot sync
Native two-way integration
