Issue
The Perryman Peninsula is an historic agricultural and residential community. Open spaces, healthy water/land/air, freedom of movement, beautiful flora/fauna, etc. are the character of this community. Thousands of residents view ourselves as stewards of the land. The proposed development will forever and irreparably harm the region and the quality of life for the wildlife and residents.
Major Areas of Concern
- Noise/light impacts
- Walking/biking impacts
- Property values
Recommendations
If the Mega Warehouse Development cannot be prevented, then the following actions are recommended:
- Significant setbacks and restrictions be placed and enforced on development’s aesthetics, noise, and light impact on the residents and wildlife
- Portions of the property designated as park land to connect existing/expanded Perryman Park with existing Forest Green Park
- Walking and biking access onto the peninsula be created
- Historic significance of the region be studied and preserved
Protecting Perryman Peninsula
Parks and Recreation
Perryman Parks Disparity
Picture tour of Harford County parks showing the disparity of parks in other parts of the County compared to Perryman.
Saturday 15 January 2022 1 – 4pm
quality of life video gallery
3P Council 20221213 Ron Stu
3P Council 20221206 Ken on Impacts of Freight Terminal
3P Council 20220920 Perryman Historical Registry (Genene LaCour)
3P Council 20220414 Who is Behind Perryman Improvement Project (Gene Simmers)
3P Council 20220118 Warehouse Backyard (Terry Anderson)
3P Council 20220201 No Benefit (Kate McDonald)
3P Council 20220201 No Benefit (Genene LaCour)
3P Council 20220201 Incompatible (Ben Ishak)
3P Council 20220118 Quality of Life (Kathleen Fallace)
3P Council 20220118 Smart Development (Justin Pickering)
3P Council 20220118 Good Neighbors (Greg LaCour)
3P Council 20220118 Property Rights (Leigh Maddox)
3P Council 20211214 Incompatibility (Ron Stuchinski)
3P Council 20220201 Impacts (Harry Webster)