View from National Road near Clear Spring, Maryland

Maryland Historic National Road

Corridor Plan Update

FILE CABINET:


Original Plan (MDP website)
2001 Atlast of Historic Sites (large PDF file - 7.6mb)

ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Project Overview and Schedule [pdf] - 
Meeting Agendas and Notes

AC Meeting #1 - 1/12/11
- handout (agenda) - PDF
- handout (2001 action plans) - PDF
- presentation - view on web

AC Meeting #2 (3/22/12)
 

AC Meeting #3 (5/24/12) 
AC Meeting #4  (7/26/12)
AC Meeting #5 (9/27/12)

Links:

Maryland Scenic  Byways

Federal Highway Administration Scenic Byway Program


Byway Assessment Tool - alternate link (New)

NEH America's  Historical and Cultural Organizations  
Planning Grants - due January 12, 2012

National Endowment for the Arts:  Our Town - deadline March 1 and Art Works - deadline March 8



CAG Meeting #2
Thursday, March, 22 2012
10:00 am-1pm  
(lunch provided, please RSVP by March 15 to Tiffany Ahalt)
Schmankerl Stube Bavarian Restaurant
58 South Potomac Street
 Hagerstown, MD 21740


DRAFT AGENDA
10:00   Review of CAG Meeting #1
10:15   Discuss 2001 Inventory - Identify priority publicly accessible visitor sites
County group presentations on MHNR Features - update from 2001, identify visitor ready sites and features in each County
Break for Lunch
12:15   Discuss Preservation and Conservation Priorities
What criteria should be used to determine priorities
Identify specific priority projects in each jurisdictions
1:00     Adjourn
It has been ten years since the Corridor Partnership Plan for Maryland’s Historic National Road was completed, unanimously endorsed by its forty-four member advisory committee, and submitted for its successful nomination as an All-American Road through the Federal Highway Administration’s National Scenic Byway Program. 

The original plan was developed with the help of a Corridor Advisory Group (CAG).  A new CAG is being formed by bringing together representatives from county and municipal planning and tourism offices, state agencies with management responsibilities along the National Road, and interested civic, environmental, preservation, and business organizations. 

The CAG will meet a total of five times throughout the plan update process to address the following
CAG #1:    Discussion of new issues and concerns (January 12th, 2012)
CAG #2:    Conservation and Preservation Priorities (Thurs., March 22nd, 2012)
CAG #3:    Conservation and Preservation Tools (Thurs., May 24, 2012)
CAG #4:    Outline model guidelines and conduct guideline work session (Thurs. July 26, 2012)
CAG #5:    Review and update  action plan and enhancement priorities (Thurs. Sept. 27, 2012)

All meetings are open to the public and all are welcome to attend. Information about each meeting will be posted to this website.  If you would like to be added to the email list to receive notices about the planning process please contact Tiffany Ahalt, Executive Director for the Maryland National Road Association at the email address below.

For more information please contact:
 Tiffany Ahalt, Executive Director for the Maryland National Road Association
 or
Jim Klein, Principal, Lardner/Klein Landscape Architects
Project Manager

The purpose of this web page is to provide easy access to resources, presentations, meeting notes, draft and final reports utilized in the conduct of the study.