by David Marks | Jan 7, 2014 | air conditioning, parking, Seven Oaks
I am happy to announce that $800,000 will be allocated to reconfigure and expand the parking area at Seven Oaks Elementary School in Perry Hall. Design work will be done in 2014, with construction likely occurring in the summer of 2015. The number of new spaces has...
by David Marks | Jan 2, 2014 | air conditioning, Dumbarton Middle, Hampton, school overcrowding, Seven Oaks, Stoneleigh, Uncategorized
Since December of 2010, when I took office, more than $114 million in state and county funding has been budgeted for school improvements that affect students from the Fifth District. That amount includes more than $18 million to renovate Dumbarton Middle School; $15...
by David Marks | Dec 29, 2013 | crime, Uncategorized
General Growth Properties has notified me that EcoATM recycling kiosks will be removed from three Baltimore County malls. The kiosks, in which cell phones can be quickly recycled, will be removed from Towson Town Center, Owings Mills Mall, and White Marsh Mall by...
by David Marks | Dec 27, 2013 | bicycle, Chapel Road, dog park, Indian Rock Park, NeighborSpace, Perry Hall, Ridgely Manor, Rodgers Forge, school overcrowding, Towson Circle III, Towson Commons, Uncategorized, Yakona
2014 will be a year of numerous milestones in the Fifth District. In Perry Hall, Baltimore County will complete three important park projects. The Perry Paw Dog Park will be finished by the spring, providing dog owners and their pets with a designated space at...
by David Marks | Dec 17, 2013 | animals
On December 16, the Baltimore County Council passed a package of changes that affect how the county handles animals and deals with those suspected of mistreating animals. The legislation modifies the way the Animal Hearing Board handles complaints, and tries to help...
