Anne Arundel County has officially set a long underused slice of Glen Burnie on a new path, after an agreement that took effect on March 11 shifted the county-owned 13-acre property at 7409 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard into private redevelopment as the Villages at Sawmill Creek. The plan would swap out existing county facilities, including a garage, for five four-story buildings with roughly 210 condominiums and 36 townhomes, plus new green space and stream restoration. County officials say demolition and soil remediation have to happen first, before any vertical construction can start.
According to a news release from Anne Arundel County, the county and the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation have tapped Sawmill Partners LLC to steer the redevelopment and manage the land disposition process. Anne Arundel County notes that the selection followed a competitive RFP and county council approval last year.
As outlined on the project page from AAEDC, Sawmill Partners is a local team made up of Koch Development Group, Reliable Real Estate Services, Chaney Development LLC, and Whitehall Development LLC. AAEDC reports that the concept blends for sale multi-family condominiums, two-over-two condos, and rental townhomes for a total of about 246 homes, with the exact number still subject to engineering…