Broadneck Council of Communities – Spring Public Mtg – Apr. 20

Join the BCC on April 20th

SUBJECT: TRANSPORTATION ISSUES

Our program will be devoted to Traffic and Transportation issues — we are working diligently to move forward on solutions for our Broadneck corridor.

• You will hear presentations on Governor Hogan’s $5M funded Master Study of alternate sites for the additional/replacement span/s for the Bay Bridge.

• For residents of Broadneck who have been seriously inconvenienced by the excess of DNR Sandy Point State Park traffic/attendees, we present solutions developed through long meetings and work sessions with Senator Ed Reilly, District #33 Delegates Malone and Saab, the Superintendent of Md. State Parks-Nita Settina, SHA-Hilary Gonzales, AA County Police, State Police and the BCC who have contributed to the plan.

• We will also present the latest update for the Severn River Bridge with times and action plans for all who use this corridor.

Please join us and enjoy refreshments over “meet and greet” with our presenters.

This is your last chance to be heard prior to our first holiday weekend of 2017. We are hoping that Broadneck roads at Sandy Point will be clear of standing vehicles with County Police managing the traffic problems we endured over the past several years.

Come and ask questions about the site selection study for the new Bay Bridge Span…..do you want it here at Rte #50/301 or elsewhere? Tell the MdTA Project Manager what you recommend to make Broadneck Roads navigable again.

See you on 4/20th, 7:30pm to 9pm

–Pat Lynch
Broadneck Council of Communities, Inc.

Our speakers are as follows:
Melissa Williams    MdTA  
Acting Director of Planning and Communications and Project Manager for Gov. Hogan’s $5M Bay Bridge Master Study. This plan will determine the site options/recommended construction plans for the new Bay Bridge span. Will the span be built here at the same Rte 50/301 location or further south away from the Broadneck? 

AA County Police/ Pat Lynch BCC.    
Traffic problems at Sandy Point State Park (SPSP). The BCC has met with DNR Superintendent of Md State Parks-Nita Settina- to develop plans to expedite vehicles into the Park to clear Broadneck Roads. Senator Ed Reilly has hosted several meetings to Gain approval from both DNR and the Governor’s Office for a satisfactory plan of action starting Memorial Day weekend and covering all summer weekends. Our AA County Police are in charge of keeping SPSP traffic from blocking our roads and will issue citations to direct vehicles back on Rte #50.

Dave Humphreys/  ARTMA    
Severn River Bridge/Rte#50 update will be presented by the Executive Director of the Annapolis Regional Transportation Management Association.