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Planners Urge Denial
For 20 of 28 Rezoning
Pleas in Montgomery
The Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission yes
terday recommended that the Mont
gomery County Commissioners deny
20 of 2* rezoning petitions on which
hearings are scheduled Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Seven of the petition? were recom
mended for approval while the com
missioners were asked to defer ac
tion on one.
Hearings will begin at 11:30 am.
Tuesday In the Rockville Court
house and will continue at 2:30 p.m.
in the Bethesda County Building.
The Wednesday hearings will be
held at the Silver Spring Liquor Dis
pensary Building, beginning at 10
a.m.
Ask Rejection of Pleas.
Among petitions which the county
heads were urged to reject were
two filed by H. F. and J. A. Watson,
jr., and Hilleary O. Rose for the
reclassification from residential A
to residential C apartment house
use of approximately 20 acres be
tween Sligo Creek and Alton park
way, Silver Spring.
Similar requests to rezone the
tract to apartment house use were
denied by the commissioners last
June after the proposals were vig
orously opposed by the Allied Civic
Groups of Silver Spring and the
Woodside Park Civic and Seven
Oaks Manor Citizens’ Associations.
The new petitions modify the
earlier ones by setting aside two
group? of lots as a buffer strip be
tween the area proposed for resi
dential C classification and the
existing residential A zone.
“Finds N« Justification.”
In its recommendation, the plan
ping commission said it "still finds
no justification for this proposed
departure from the existing and
well-established zoning pattern of
this portion of 8ilver Spring,” Hear
ings on the two petitions will be
held at 3 and 3:10 pm. Wednesday
in the Sliver Spring Liquor Dis
pensary Building.
Another resorting request on
which unfavorable action was
recommended Involves a 92-acre
tract on New Hampshire avenue
about a mile south of Hillandale.
The owner, W. W. Rapley, seeks to
have the property rezoned from!
residential A to apartment house1
use.
A hearing on this request will be,
held at 2:50 p.m. Wednesday in thej
Silver Spring Liquor Dispensary
Building. |
ouomiiMNi inira tune.
This is the third time in little
more than a year that the petition
has been filed. No action was taken
when it was first presented last
summer, while the county commis:
sioners denied it after it was sub
mitted a second time last spring.
Strong opposition to the request has
been voiced by Hillandale residents.
Two other petitions which the
planning commission recommended1
be disapproved are bfing submitted (
for the second time in three months, i
They were denied by the county
commissioners last June.
The requests, filed by J. R. and M.
M. Clark, seek the rezoning from
residential A to C of 30 acres op
posite the Naval Ordinance Labora
tory. White Oak, and from resi
dential A to commercial D of 5 acres
at Colesville and Columbia roads,;
White Oak.
Hearings on the two petitions will
be held at 3:30 and 3:30 pm.
Wednesday in the Silver Spring
Liquor Dispensary Building.
Other Petitions.
Other petitions recommended for
disapproval are:
R. Bates Warren, residential A to
commercial D of a lot on the south;
side of Greentree road opposite the
Baptist Home for Children, Bethes- j
da, and similar rezoning of 7 acres
at River and Goldsboro roads,
Bethesda.
George J. Moss, residential A to
commercial D of land at Old Bla
densburg road and Lexington drive,
Woodmoor.
G. N. Keller, residential A to com-:
merclal D of land at Colesville road
and Pierce place. Woodmoor.
Donald P. Rabbitt, residential A
to commercial D of land along the
east side of Brookville road about
SOP feet north of Hewitt avenue,1
Hermitage Park.
Robert E. and Helen B. Meeds,
residential A to commercial D ol
two lots fronting on Pershing and
Ellsworth drives. Silver Spring.
G. A. O’Connor, residential A to
commercial D of a lot along the
northwest side of Colesville road be
tween Fenton and Spring streets,
Silver Spring.
Two Petitions.
Donald K. Staley, two petitions
for the rezoning from residential A
to commercial D of land at Georgia
avenue and Fenwick lane, Silver
Spring. Mr. Staley, an attorney.
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Kate Woodworth, residential A to
commercial D of land on the east
side of Brookville road about one
half mile east of Lay hill road.
| N. G. Frederick, residential A to
|C of 4 lots at Ritchie and Sligo
avenues, Takoma Park.
Martin Ricks, residential A to
’ commercial D of land on the south
side of the Norbeek-Sandy Spring
road about 1H miles east of Brook
; vflle road.
Charles Sheflries, residential A to
commercial D of land at the inter
section of New Hampshire avenue
and the proposed intercounty high
way.
Seek Rezoning of 3 Lota.
Kass Realty Co., Inc., residential
A to C of 3 lots at East-West high
way and Montgomery avenue, Be
thesda.
Antoinette K. Nee. residential A to
C of 6H acres on the west side of
Connecticut avenue between Jones
Bridge road and Rock Creek Park.
Chevy Chase.
Petitions recommended for ap
proval are:
Rockville Pike Co., residential A
to commercial D of land bounded by
the Rockville pike. Thompson and
Halpine avenues and the Baltimore
<& Ohio Railroad.
Earle E. and Elene E. Osmond,
residential A to commercial D of
land on the southwest side of Del
Ray avenue near Norfolk avenue,
Bethesda.
Forest K. Harris and Katherine B.
Hundley, residential A to commer
cial D of 3 lots on the northwest side
of Auburn avenue near Old George
town road. Bethesda.
Silvre Spring Petition,
Richard A. and Clay P. Geracl.
residential A to commercial D of
land along Philadelphia avenue be
tween Gist avenue and Gist court,
Silver Spring.
James E. Thiem. residential A to
commercial D of property at Coles
ville road and Cedar lane, Ednor.
Charles P. and Margaret E. Tur
ner, residential A to commercial D
of land at Old Bladensburg and
Sutherland road. Four Comers,
j C. Willard and Virginia W. Har
vey. residential A to commercial D
of a lot on the east side of Brook
vilie road Just north of Olney,,
Recommended for deferral was a
petition by Helen R. and Eugene
D. Kengls. for the reclassification
from residential A to commercial D
of land on the south side of Thayer
avenue. Silver Spring.
Mexico has launched a campaign
through education, against infec
tious disease. ,
Five Tutors Appointed
To St. John's Faculty
By the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 6.—Appoint-'
ment of five tutors to St. John’s:
College faculty was announced to
day by th« college Board of Visitors
and Governors.
Three of the tutors. William W.
H. Hammerschmidt. John Burton
Logan and Balir Kin. are new. and
R. Catesbv Taliaferro is returning
after an absence of five years, while j
Rufus W. Rauch is a visiting tutor
on leave from Notre Dame Univers
ity.
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