Neighbors in Deep Creek are voicing concerns about a proposed 259-unit housing development called Stockton Meadows, that would replace a former plant nursery, citing worries about overcrowding and strained infrastructure in their Chesapeake neighborhood.
If approved, the development would be built on the site of White’s Old Mill Garden Center and Nursery off Old Mill Road, which closed last year. A 259-unit housing development is mapped out in a preliminary general development plan blueprint designed by American Engineering. Developers are seeking to rezone the land from its current agricultural designation to residential use for the housing development.
Tara Frederick, who has lived in Deep Creek for seven years, said the area is already struggling with overcrowding issues…