John Fry to Join FoWF Board

Posted on March 14, 2009 by Barnaby Zall

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The Board of Directors of Friends of White Flint is pleased to announce the addition of a new Board member: John Fry, from the Fallstone Homeowners’ Association, a member of the White Flint Steering Committee and a member of the former White Flint Advisory Group. Fry is a Residents and Community Associations Class Director on the FoWF Board.

The FoWF Board is currently made up of seven persons, including Directors representing the Residents and Community Associations, Business, and Property Owners classes of “Friends:”

Residents and Community Associations Class of Directors:

John Fry, Fallstone Homeowners Association

Suzanne Hudson, Garrett Park Estates/White Flint Park, Co-Chair of FoWF for Residents and Community Associations

Ken Hurdle, Luxmanor, Secretary of FoWF

Business Class of Directors:

Barnaby Zall, Weinberg & Jacobs LLP (also a White Flint resident), Co-Chair of FoWF for Business

Property Owners Class of Directors:

Evan Goldman, Federal Realty Investment Trust, Co-Chair of FoWF for Property Owners

Greg Trimmer, JBG Companies, Treasurer of FoWF

Mike Smith, LCOR International

Also, why is Foulger-Pratt enabled to keep building in MoCo without having fixed the SSTC out of their own pocket?
posted by Elnigma
That is one UGLY building!
posted by Elnigma
thanks for the update!
posted by kat c
Thanks for reporting about North Bethesda Market II. I've been waiting and searching for nearly a year to hear some update. It was originally supposed to break ground "by the end of 2012," then "early 2013," then "by the end of 2013." At least now I won't be expecting any sort of activity on the site when I drive-by and still see Chili's there. At least FRIT is taking White Flint's redevelopment seriously. They were one of the last developers to propose development, but have overtaken most other developments with their massive Pike and Rose project that begins Phase II next year. What a shocker that the county's tallest and most iconic building is delayed indefinitely though...
posted by cpterp
Since the "Timeline" segment was first announced, this is the post I have been waiting for! Thank you for compiling all the latest schedule estimates in one place - they can be very difficult to keep up with, or even find, across the many blogs and developer sites discussing construction at White Flint. I understand they are all very preliminary and optimistic, but it's still helpful to see where each project stands relative to its neighbors.
posted by Jim