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There will be parking for 205 cars in back of the building, in a two level parking garage.  The parking will be for use by all of the tenants in the surrounding buildings.  The incoming traffic flow will be via a road between the Sandy Spring Bank and the Goddard school.  Exiting will be via the same road or, for those who want to turn left, Meeting House Road (which will have a light at Route 108).

On the west (Olney) side of the building will be a playground that goes from the sidewalk to the south end of the parking area.  There will be a fence, possibly wrought iron, around the playground for security.

West of the playground will be 55 feet of existing trees along the sidewalk (the forestation plan).  There are also a number of trees behind the parking lot that lead to the townhouses.  There will also be a green roof.  The existing storm water management system pond area will be renovated to serve as the storm water management system for the entire complex, including the new building.

The initial site plan is available online.  However, the developer has stated that it will change.

This will be the first building designed using the current Sandy Spring-Ashton Master Plan in the Sandy Spring area.  It is likely to be a precedent for the area, particularly with regard to signage and lighting.

There are a few other Goddard Schools in the area:  Rockville (Gaither Road, King Farms), Columbia, and Marriottsville.  See www.goddardschool.com for more information on the Goddard Schools, including addresses of local schools.

There will be parking for 205 cars in back of the building, in a two level parking garage.  The parking will be for use by all of the tenants in the surrounding buildings.  The incoming traffic flow will be via a road between the Sandy Spring Bank and the Goddard school.  Exiting will be via the same road or, for those who want to turn left, Meeting House Road (which will have a light at Route 108).

On the west (Olney) side of the building will be a playground that goes from the sidewalk to the south end of the parking area.  There will be a fence, possibly wrought iron, around the playground for security.

West of the playground will be 55 feet of existing trees along the sidewalk (the forestation plan).  There are also a number of trees behind the parking lot that lead to the townhouses.  There will also be a green roof.  The existing storm water management system pond area will be renovated to serve as the storm water management system for the entire complex, including the new building.

The initial site plan is available online.  However, the developer has stated that it will change.

This will be the first building designed using the current Sandy Spring-Ashton Master Plan in the Sandy Spring area.  It is likely to be a precedent for the area, particularly with regard to signage and lighting.

There are a few other Goddard Schools in the area:  Rockville (Gaither Road, King Farms), Columbia, and Marriottsville.  See www.goddardschool.com for more information on the Goddard Schools, including addresses of local schools.

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