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LAI Baltimore & ULI Baltimore Joint Event reducing regulatory impediments to the creation of new housing supply
September 11, 2025
September 9, 2025 LAI Baltimore and ULI Baltimore hosted a joint from 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at University Of Baltimore Learning Commons 1415 Maryland Avenue First Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 with a presentation focused on ideas for reducing regulatory impediments to the creation of new housing supply with Casey Anderson, Rodgers Consulting and Tom Coale, Partner, Perry, White, Ross, & Jacobson, LLC
A special thanks to Lisa A. Norris, Ned Howe, and Jay Ranaweera, AIA, LEED AP for coordinating with LAI Baltimore Chapter on this event and also University of Baltimore for hosting us!
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Tom Coale, Partner, Perry, White, Ross, & Jacobson, LLC, a prominent zoning attorney and lobbyist for housing creation in Maryland, has authored a white paper titled “How to Streamline Housing Permitting in Maryland”.
Casey Anderson from Rodgers Consulting, a leading civil engineering and land planning firm, has more than a decade of service on the Montgomery County Planning Board and Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission.
Together, Tom and Casey reviewed and expounded upon ideas detailed within the paper and broader trends in land development, for reducing the regulatory impediments to the creation of new housing within our State.