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Montgomery County's Development Review Committee will consider the applications in two weeks.© 2019 BRIGHT, All Rights Reserved. The multi-phase project will eventually deliver over 2,200 residential units and up to 317,537 square feet of non-residential space. Previous aerial of proposed Strathmore Square massing. The applications also seek to amend prior approvals in order to deliver the shared garage and to tweak the design of two private roads.

The first phase will include delivery of the 1.2-acre 'Central Park' and the partially-shared 'Spine Road' that will bisect the site, along with some interim uses that will include a dog park. Rendering of first phase, from Tuckerman Lane. Torti Gallas & Partners is the design architect. There will also be townhouse-style units with private ground-floor entrances and 33 moderately-priced dwelling units. The unit mix will span from studios to three-bedrooms with dens. Phase One will include two buildings connected by a below-grade garage with 252 vehicular spaces and 96 long-term bicycle spaces. Story continues above Rendering of first phase, from 'Road A'.

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