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VarianceConditions required305 and 445 Main Street, Prince Frederick, MD

Main Street Development – 24 townhomes and office building

Calvert County

Description

Two variances to touch wetland and stream buffers so 24 townhomes and an office building can fit on a narrow, 40-foot-sloping lot — approved with conditions including a county-approved mitigation plan.

Impact summary

Adds attainable townhome product in downtown Prince Frederick at about half the allowed density, with 2-to-1 buffer replanting and environmental site design stormwater.

Applicant

Name
Anthony Olekson, COA Barrett, LLC, for Main Street Development Partnership
Address
305 and 445 Main Street, Prince Frederick, MD

At a glance

Hearings
1
Public comments
0
Total mentions
1

Last discussed Jan 8, 2026.

Meeting timeline (1)

Jan 8, 2026

Board of Appeals - Jan 8, 2026

Two variances to touch wetland and stream buffers so 24 townhomes and an office building can fit on a narrow, 40-foot-sloping lot — approved with conditions including a county-approved mitigation plan.

Related issues (1)

Main Street Prince Frederick townhomes and wetland buffer impacts

A developer wants 24 townhomes plus an office building on narrow Main Street parcels, but the sewer connection and site layout require building into wetland and stream buffers. Supporters call it exactly the walkable, attainable housing the comp plan wants in town centers; skeptics question approving buffer impacts before a final site plan.

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