Board Says Suburban Hospital in Maryland Can’t Demolish Homes It Owns

The Montgomery (Md.) County Board of Appeals is preventing homes owned by Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, Md., from becoming casualties of the hospital’s $230 million expansion project, according to a Washington Business Journal report.

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In a 5-0 ruling yesterday, the board allowed the hospital to continue with the expansion project, but blocked the demolition of at least 11 of 23 hospital-owned homes along the outskirts of the proposed larger campus.

The decision has created a large number of new land-use issues to be settled and may delay the project by a substantial amount of time. Suburban Hospital is a subsidiary of Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Read the Washington Business Journal report on the change in Suburban Hospital’s expansion plans.

Read more about hospital expansion plans:

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