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Transportation, environment key issues with BRAC

Published 09/27/06

The environmental impact of a looming population boom in west county and the need for better transportation were the top concerns of a group of government officials and others who took part in a statewide study of attitudes on population growth, a report released yesterday shows.

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Anne Arundel County was included in the Reality Check Plus exercise for Central Maryland at the Baltimore Convention Center in June.

Dru Schmidt-Perkins, who helped organize the statewide program as executive director of 1,000 Friends of Maryland, said participants from the county listed the environmental impact of development as their prime...

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