CAMBRIDGE SHORELINE RESILIENCE PLAN – OPEN HOUSE & LISTENING SESSION

Please join us at the upcoming open house & listening session. The session will provide an opportunity for discussion on flooding issues, concerns, and potential ideas that you may have to help reduce the impacts of flooding. The project team is in the initial phase of this planning project. We would like to hear from residents and incorporate your ideas throughout the planning process.

Date: Tuesday, August 10, 2021
Time: 6-8:00 PM
Location: Dorchester Center for the Arts- 321 High St, Cambridge, MD 21613

Please see the project website for more information on this planning initiative: www.makecambridgeresilient.org

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Virginia Smith, AICP

76 Baltimore Street

Cumberland, MD 21502

http://smithp-d.com

Office: 301.724.7611

Mobile: 301.707.1173

vsmith@smithp-d.com

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Join the Dorchester County Maryland Criminal Intelligence Network (MCIN) Coalition and the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce for an “Overview of Juvenile Justice System and Local Data” on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, at 6 pm.

Live on YouTube and Facebook!!

YouTube: https://youtu.be/2b0fKmMtwZU

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/787229925239871

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Cambridge Community Conversations and the Cambridge Association of Neighborhoods (CAN) invite you to join the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce broadcast on Wednesday, April 21 at 6:00 pm – for:

The Dorchester County Criminal Intelligence Network (MCIN) Coalition
with the first of three live broadcasts on crime —
“Review of Current Crime Statistics and Activities of the Coalition”

https://youtu.be/ZwuXZfHJR10

https://www.facebook.com/DorchesterChamberOfCommerce/videos/1401056903606426

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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION (HPC) – Unofficial Notes
By Sharon Smith

The March meeting of the Cambridge Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) was held on Wednesday, March 17 at 6pm. The Commission reviewed one “old business” application and seven “new applications” for fences, porches, roofs, sheds, driveways, chimneys, siding, windows, doors and a major renovation. One application was carried-over to the next meeting for collection of more information.

One applicant was fined and directed to remove some building changes that were deemed inappropriate by the commission and completed without obtaining prior HPC approval.

City staff reported the administrative approval of five applications for in-kind roof replacements in the previous month.

The next meeting of the HPC will be held on Wednesday, April 21, at 6pm. The public may access the meeting on Townhallstreams.com.