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Critical Area Ordinance Update & Regulatory Analysis

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This subcontract opportunity involves a comprehensive review and rewriting of County Code Chapter 68 for prime contractors working on Dorchester County Council Planning and Zoning projects. The selected provider will analyze Zoning Ordinances, Comprehensive Plans, and Subdivision Regulations to ensure full consistency with Maryland Natural Resources Article 8-1809. Key deliverables include the development of forest and woodland protection programs, the coordination of growth allocation recordation, and the delivery of a final updated Critical Area Ordinance. The project falls under NAICS code 541330 and is based in Maryland. While not mandatory, AICP certification is preferred for the performing party. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 2, 2026.

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Consultant Services for a Comprehensive Update to the Critical Area Ordinance

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Performs comprehensive review and rewriting of County Code Chapter 68 for prime contractors on Dorchester County Council Planning and Zoning projects. Reviews Zoning Ordinances, Comprehensive Plans, and Subdivision Regulations to ensure consistency with Maryland Natural Resources Article §8-1809. Develops forest/woodland protection programs and coordinates growth allocation recordation. AICP certification preferred. Delivers the final updated Critical Area Ordinance.

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