HAGERSTOWN -- The Hagerstown City Council on Tuesday is to receive a status report on the potential use of the Doub Farm property.
The 142-acre parcel sits at the northeast corner of the intersection of U.S. 40 and Interstate 70.
City Comprehensive Planner Stuart Bass said the council would take no formal action.
"It's just a (a discussion) so people realize it hasn't gone away," Bass said. "It's just a status report."
Earlier this year, developer Phillip Ross proposed building hotels, a shopping center, a movie theater and office space on the property. Several residents living in that area have opposed the plan, saying, among other things, that the development would be too close to their homes and create more traffic.
Bruce Dean, an attorney who represents Ross, said in April that Ross would pay to extend water and sewer lines to the development and make other improvements in exchange for authorization to develop the land.