By: Cheryl Mattix and Jane Bellmyer, Cecil Whig Photo by Cheryl Mattix CLICK FOR ORIGINAL STORY Bainbridge Development Corporation and developers for the 1,200- acre former U.S. Navy base unveiled a new, more industrial vision for the property Tuesday to Cecil County Council. At the same time, they reached out to the county to help them get 600 feet of new sewer line extended from the property to the county-owned sewage treatment plant in Port Deposit. “Sewer line extension is critical to move this forward,” said Ken Michaels, a development partner for Bainbridge, along with John Paterakis and Richard Alter. “This would allow us to actively market the property,” BDC Chairman Michael R. Pugh
By: Lisa Tome, Herald Chronicle Port Deposit Mayor Wayne Tome , Sr. is not enthused about the most recent news from the Bainbridge Development Corporation. He's not thrilled with the U.S. Navy either... READ FULL STORY HERE
