Centreville Citizens Meeting to Discuss Proposed Low Income, Federally Subsidized Housing Projects
Saturday, April 23rd, 2011WHO: Local citizens have organized a public forum to discuss the proposed low income housing projects adjacent to the central historical and residential areas of Centreville. All town residents and interested parties who have a stake in the future of Centreville are invited to attend this meeting.
WHAT: This is a public forum organized by local citizens who are concerned about the proposed housing developments on Spring Street and behind the Acme shopping center in Centreville.
WHEN: Monday, April 25, 20117:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m.
WHERE: Queen Anne’s County Arts Council Building206 South Commerce StreetCentreville, Maryland 21617
WHY: Recent articles in the Queen Anne’s County Record-Observer newspaper, minutes of the Centreville Town Council, and other organization’s web postings, have created the need to discuss this issue and its implications on the town and its residents. This public forum will provide an opportunity for town residents to make their opinions known; have questions answered by developers and public officials who have indicated their support of these projects; and for all to learn of how similar developments are currently positioned in other Eastern Shore jurisdictions.
CONTACT: Greg Kavanagh, 703-624-0840; or Dan Worth, 410-490-3510Seating is limited. Parking suggested in town parking lots as parking on Commerce Street is regulated and very limited.