Caroline County Planning Commission Delays Decision on Carmel Technology Campus Proposal
The Caroline County Planning Commission has postponed its decision on a technology campus proposal from Luck Stone, originally scheduled for vote on August 27. The project aims to rezone 1,111 acres for industrial use, amidst community support and opposition, highlighting concerns over potential data centers and land use.
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The Caroline County Planning Commission has deferred a vote on Luck Stone's proposal to rezone 1,111 acres for a technology and enterprise industrial campus to its August 27 meeting. The project seeks to transition land from Rural Preservation to Industrial, with plans for logistics, warehousing, and manufacturing, excluding data centers as confirmed by Luck Stone's attorney.
Community members expressed both support for a proposed community center and concerns over the lack of specifics regarding the project's impact on the rural area. The commission also unanimously recommended denying amended proffers for the Haymount subdivision project, which has a complicated history dating back to 1988.
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