Office of Zoning and Administrative Hearings (OZAH) for Montgomery County, Maryland

Local Map Amendment Case No. H-160

Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences (FAES)

The quarterly meeting of the Suburban Hospital Community Liaison Council was held Wednesday April 15th 2026, starting at 7:00pm. The agenda is included below. The results of the quarterly noise test were presented. They are also included below.

Under New Business Lesley Weber from Suburban Hospital gave meeting attendees a glimpse of a proposed upcoming Hospital building project: The Relocation of the Cardiac suite, and the renovation of the Emergency Department (ED). The project would expand the Emergency Department within the existing Suburban Hospital footprint. Some mechanical equipment is proposed to be installed. Ms Weber indicated that modelling had showed that noise levels would remain below the maximum allowed daytime and night-time sound levels.

Ms Weber also reported on some upcoming Suburban Hospital events.

Dear Neighbors,

In light of recent developments and in consideration of the safety and well-being of our neighbors and school staff, we will be postponing our annual meeting.

We will be in touch in the near future with a new date and time for the meeting. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we prioritize the needs of the school community during this time.

If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Maggie Bree and your HTCA Board 

Today the MCPS Superintendent released his recommendation for the Woodward boundary study and it includes no changes to the Whitman cluster (which includes Pyle Middle School and Bradley Hills Elementary)! Thanks to each and every one of you for the tremendous collective effort–the emails, the calls, and survey responses. 

The board of education is reviewing the recommendation and will vote to adopt a final option on March 26. We’re hopeful that it will adopt the superintendent’s recommendation with few or no changes. As always, we’ll share updates as we have them. 

It’s worth noting that today MCPS also began discussing a proposed countywide elementary school boundary study that would follow consideration of potential consolidations at the middle and elementary school levels. The next step is for the board of education to adopt a timeline for that process. We have reason to believe that Bradley Hills Elementary School is unlikely to be affected by this boundary study, but we’ll be monitoring for any proposed changes. More to come this spring. 

The Huntington Terrace Citizens Association is here to support our community during winter storms and snow emergencies. Your safety and well-being matter to us.

 NEED HELP?

If you or someone you know needs assistance with:

Snow shoveling (walkways, driveways, steps)

Accessing essential supplies

Checking in on elderly or vulnerable neighbors

Any other snow-related concern -> PLEASE REACH OUT.

We will help connect you with neighbors, volunteers, or local resources.

 WANT TO HELP?

If you are able and willing to:

• Shovel snow
• Run errands
• Check on neighbors

Your help makes a big difference! Let us know and we’ll coordinate support.

 HOW TO CONTACT US

Contact the Huntington Terrace Citizens Association through:

Neighborhood group or listserv

Association board members

Or email: boardhtca@gmail.com

Important numbers to have on hand. 

Please charge devices before the storm and keep key phone numbers handy.

• Emergency • 9-1-1
• Non-Emergency • Police: 301-279-8000
• County Info/Services: 3-1-1 or 240-777-0311
• MC311 TTY: 301-251-4850
• Pepco: 1-877-737-2662
• BG&E: 1-877-778-2222
• Potomac Edison: 1-888-544-4877
• Washington Gas: 703-750-1000 (leave site and call 9-1-1 if you smell gas)
• WSSC Emergencies: 301-206-4002

Please check on neighbors who may need assistance and stay safe during the storm.

— Huntington Terrace Citizens Association