The Baltimore Sun reported that eight Baltimore County agencies had their records subpoenaed by the Office of the State Prosecutor.
In an article posted Thursday, the state was asking for records associated with the , which developer Whalen Properties has proposed for Kenwood Avenue.
Developer Steve Whalen told the Sun said that wasn't aware of any issues related to the development. To read the full article, go here.
The proposed project is a Planned Unit Development, which allows the developer more flexibility when going through the development process. A PUD also requires public meetings to gather input from the community.
The land has been owned by Whalen Properties since 2004 and the company proposed developing two acres of land that will include four stories of office space and a three-story garage.
Developers will be in Towson this Thursday, August 23 for a hearing officer's hearing as part of the PUD process.
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You ARE joking right? Whalen has never worried about anyone but himself. Whalen SHOULD be investigated, its about time. Senator Kasemeyer should also be investigated in his dealings with Whalen. Whalen could have built his Promenade near the junction of Wilkins and S Rolling on some of that open farm land so close to Rt 95 and 695 access but no, he wanted all that land preserved since he lives there. He wil put all those office parks everywhere but near his home.
Ask you local elected officials this, IF any SG property is designated "surplus", if that parcel of land is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC to purchase. Will you have the same opportunity to purchase that land as Whalen will? Or is it a done deal in the eyes of the elected officials like Kasemeyer et al? It is an incestuous relationship local developers have with the elected officials.