November, 2010 - Village of Martin`s Additions
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1. Martin s Edition A Newsletter for the Village of Martin s Additions to Chevy Chase Notes from the Chairman The Village snapped out of any post summer lull we might have been experiencing with our annual Halloween Parade and Party on Turner Lane This year we added a Harvest Theme to encourage the harvesting of canned and dried food donations for the Manna Food Center Be sure to see the articles on pages 5 and 6 about our Manna program and our Halloween Celebration Other events around the Village also are keeping us busy this fall The Village is continuing to track the Chevy Chase Lake Development Plan Currently the six Chevy Chase Villages Martin s Additions included have asked that the planning board slow down the process and pay attention to the current traffic overload in our area and look at how adding commercial large box stores and increasing residential density apartment buildings at Chevy Chase Lake will impact the already burdened Connecticut Avenue corridor We failed to get the County Council to approve the all encompassing traffic studies we wanted but we were successful in getting the study area expanded beyond the initial very limited boundaries We will keep the community informed via our website about future hearings in front of the Planning Board The annual audit of the Village s financial position and the Uniform Financial Report required by the state will be presente2. Construction began right on schedule and is running smoothly Weather permitting the project is scheduled to be completed by the end of January 2011 What shall we do to celebrate HOW WILL CHEVY CHASE LAKE REDEVELOPMENT PLANS EFFECT US The Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission MNCPPC is working on two very large zoning issues that could ultimately have a significant impact on our neighborhood one is the general redesign of zoning regulations that would create a new zoning classification a CR Zone or Commercial Residential Zone that would ultimately allow for major expansions of the very baseline of what can be built in our planning zone The other outcome that may be of significant importance to our neighborhood is how the rezoning re definition will affect the Chevy Chase Lake area and the consequences of that re development The redevelopment of the Chevy Chase Lake area is to include commercial residential and retail space The redevelopment is in anticipation of construction of the Purple Line On October 21 the MNCPPC Planning Board voted to delay Chevy Chase Lake Sector Plan decisions for several months to allow for a series of facilitated meetings between the property owners the Chevy continued on next page continued from page 3 Chase Land Company and the J neighboring communties It was hoped that the County Council would urge the Planning Board to use this extended time toalso
3. Why Not Nuclear Disarmament by Christopher A Ford Fiction Book Group meets each month at 2 30 pm November 24 Saturday by Ian McEwan December 15 China Boy by Gus Lee Books are available in the Mont County Library System but you need to reserve your own copy CLOTHES DRYER DO S AND DON TS Notes from our Fire Department BERN DO clean the lint screen filter before or _ after drying EACH load of clothes DO clean the dryer vent and exhaust duct periodically DO have a certified service technician clean and inspect the dryer and venting system regularly DO replace plastic or vinyl exhaust hoses with rigid or flexible metal venting which provides maximum airflow DO keep the area around the dryer clean and free from clutter Always use the appropriate electrical outlet for dryers and all major appliances DON T place clothing or fabric stained with a flammable substance such as alcohol cooking oils gasoline spot removers or motor oil in the dryer Flammable substances give off vapors that could ignite or explode Instead dry the materials outdoors DON T leave a dryer operating if you are not home DON T forget to read the manufacturer warnings in the user manual and on the inside of the dryer door DON T dry any item containing foam rubber or plastic such as bathroom and non slip rugs and athletic shoes DON T dry any item that contains glass fiber materials such as a blouse or sweater
4. and b of Village Code Changes to Snow Shoveling Requirements Action on Minutes Action on Financial Report for October Manager s Report Adjournment VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETINGS Council meetings are held every third Thursday of the month at 7 30 pm in the Village Office located at 7013 B Brookville Road unless otherwise posted The Meeting Agenda is posted on the Village Bulletin Board outside the Brookville Supermarket prior to the meeting and on the Village website www martinsadditions org on the Friday before the meeting A preliminary agenda is published in this newsletter Contact the Village Office if you wish to have an item considered for placement on the meeting agenda at least two weeks in advance of the meeting A complete copy of meeting minutes are available in the Village Office posted on the bulletin board and available at www martinsadditions org
5. Pedro Lazo Services 202 309 3138 Our Commmunity Helpers List on the next page provides names of neighborhood shovelers WHO DO YOU USE TO SHOVEL YOUR SNOW If you can make a referral for a snow shoveling service you have used please forward the information to the office We will continue to update our Snow Services List in an effort to help residents be prepared VMA COMMUNITY HELPERS LIST SUBMISSION FORM Add your name to our community helpers list The list acts as a public service announcement for teens seeking jobs and Village residents seeking individuals to provide a variety ofservices This is a free opportunity to advertise your services and to earn some money Prices for these services are negotiated between the helper and the resident See our current Community Helpers list on the next page Ifyou have any questions call the Village Office at 301 ty Help 656 4112 Forms can be Faxed to 301 656 0030 Snow shovelers are always in demand Name Address Phone home Cell PLEASE CIRCLE THE SERVICES YOU WANT TO OFFER Snow Shoveling Baby Sitting Pet Care Yard Work Tutoring General Chores Computer Technology Assistance Other Signature Parent s Signature if you are under 18 years of age Date VILLAGE OF MARTIN S ADDITIONS COMMUNITY HELPERS LIST The Village does not screen to determine the experience and maturity of the teens on this list Please do the screening yo
6. expand the traffic study boundaries to capture the consequences of any development on surrounding neighborhoods including Martin s Additions The Village of Martin s Additions Council is working closely with neighboring communities to make our concerns known to the County Council and the Montgomery County Planning Board At this point the greatest concern is the affect that any development would have on traffic Martin s Additions and surrounding towns have expressed concern about the increase in traffic congestion along Connecticut Avenue an already overburdened commuter artery The Village of Martin s Additions Council urged the Council Council and the Planning Board to expand the area that is being considered in the traffic impact area study so that Brookville Road and points east and west of Connecticut Avenue could be taken into account The County Council approved the Planning Board s 5 month requested delay on the Chevy Chase Lake Sector Plan to allow for facilitated community outreach however and after extensive conversation between the Council members Planning Board Chair Francoise Carrier and the Planning Department s Transportation Chief the traffic analysis requested by the community was not expanded The Council did instruct the transportation staff to utilize data already collected pursuant to the Kensington and other Sector Plan reviews in its analysis of the Chevy Chase Lake Sector Plan After hearin
7. have very little Call 301 657 1010 to donate visit www awidercircle org to learn more TWO SHREDDING DONATE EVENTS IN NOVEMBER Two combined shred it or donate it events are planned for Saturday Nov 13 from 12 to 4 pm at Gaithersburg High School 314 S Frederick Ave Gaithersburg MD and Sunday Nov 14 from 12 to 4 pm at Montgomery Blair High School 51 University Blvd East Colesville Rd parking lot Silver Spring MD No more than 5 bags or small boxes of paper to be shredded on site No plastic or credit cards Clothing and household goods can be donated at the same time DON T BE A VICTIM OF CRIME Notes from our Police Department The first line of defense against becoming a victim is to install good quality deadbolt locks on all exterior doors and any doors from attached garages AND to consistently use those locks Even at this time of year when it is particularly pleasant to leave windows open all first floor windows should be locked at all times The use of blinds and curtains decreases visibility into your home Door areas should all be well lighted and the use of motion detector lights is also beneficial Trim back trees and shrubs near windows and doors that could provide a hiding place while someone is making illegal entry Never leave a house key under a mat in the mailbox or above your door Always lock the house door from an attached garage and keep garage doors closed and locked Never
8. Table The Halloween event added 260 pounds of food for Manna bringing our total for October to 408 pounds and the year to date to 4 046 The goal is to collect 5 000 pounds by the end of the year There are lots of pictures of the Halloween event on our website Go to www martinsaddition org and click on Photos to see the collection CHEVY CHASE HOME GALA SUNDAY NOV 14th Remember to join your neighbors at the Chevy Chase at Home Gala at the Chevy Chase Village Hall on Sunday November 14 from 4 Nto 6 pm There will be speakers prizes and plenty of refreshments for everyone CHEVY CHASE HOME UPCOMING EVENTS On November 16th Meet amp Mingle will be back at at the Chevy Chase Village Hall from 2 00 to 4 00 pm having a quiet afternoon sharing stories about the Gala friendly games computers book discussions puzzles and their usual tempting refreshments They will save a seat for you VMA OFFICE TOYS FOR TOTS DROPOFF LOCATION Ky Again this year the Village Office will be a satellite toy drop location working with the Chevy Chase Fire Department New unwrapped toys can be brought to the office Toy are particularly needed for the 11 15 year old age group a5 N EY and insurance doctor bills Total pounds of food distributed 3 317 499 OUT AND ABOUT THE VILLAGE WELCOME to the neighborhood to Lori amp Marc Gordon who moved into 207 Oxford St from Clevelan
9. X X X X Home 301 215 7557 Cell 301 646 4250 Thornapple St Ned Weiner X X X X Home 301 215 7557 Cell 301 646 4251 Thornapple St Sam Weiner X X X X Home 301 215 7557 Cell 301 275 8711 Thornapple St Village of Martin s Additions 7013 B Brookville Road Chevy Chase MD 20815 VILLAGE COUNCIL AND STAFF Arthur Alexander 301 718 9787 3517 Raymond Street arthur alexander att net Chris Mueller 301 718 9687 3509 Shepherd Street christophjmueller yahoo com Jill Filipezyk 301 656 5566 301 3510 Taylor Street ill filipcezyk gsa gov Richard Krajeck 3500 Bradley Lane rkrajeck hotmail com Michael Zielinski 301 654 1748 3418 Turner Lane mzatvma gmail com Village Office 301 656 4112 FAX 301 656 0030 Jean Sperling Manager Deb Schmal Assistant Manager email martinsadditions verizon net Website www martinsadditions org 301 654 3663 VMA PERMITS REQUIRED The Village of Martin s Additions has many building regulations that require a permit from both the Village and Montgomery County Contact the Village office prior to any application to Montgomery County Council Meeting November 18 2010 Preliminary Meeting Agenda Call to Order 7 30 Presentation of FY 2010 Audit Residents Comments Concerns amp Contributions Building Administrator s Report Comments on Resolution 10 10 1 Section 7 204 a
10. cially broke ground on the Brookville Road Sidewalk on Saturday October 2 2010 Montgomery County Council members Nancy Floreen and Roger Berliner joined Village Board members David Winstead Gail Feldman and Peter Yeo at the gound breaking site in front of the Chevy Chase Village Park Leading the celebration and shoveling was Chevy ChaseVillage Director of Municipal Operations Michael Younes and Village Manager Shana Davis Cook along with residents of the community Village of Martin s Additions Manager Jean Sperling and representatives from the sidewalk design engineers RK amp kK the construction firm Ardent Company and the State Highway Administration Commemorative plaques appropriately adorned with miniature gold shovels were ae given to the Brookville Road Working Group sidewalk advocate and abutting neighbor Robert Nichols Michael Younes and former Board and Brookville Road Working Group Chair Douglas Kamerow in appreciation of their efforts to make the sidewalk project a reality No doubt you have all noticed the bee hive of activity on Brookville Road as the sidewalk planning and construction takes shape County Council member Nancy Floreen remarked that it takes 40 years to build a highway in Montgomery County and 30 years to build a sidewalk referring to the 40 years the local communities have been waiting for the Intercounty Connector and the 30 years we have all been working for a sidewalk to Western Avenue
11. d They have two daughters Ava and Madeleine Marc grew up in Columbia MD and Lori is from South Carolina New neighbors Carol amp George Legarreta moved from Silver Spring to 3401 Thornapple Street the former home of Sam and Maura Gordy who in turn moved just a few houses away with their three sons to 7311 Summit Avenue Darci Rocks s former home This is the kind of neighbors helping neighbors that we love to see HELP KEEP US INFORMED of new residents and interesting doings in Martin s Additions Call or email the Village Office Get in the Spirit 4 000 Down 1 000 To Go Way to go Martin s Additions Our Halloween Parade and Harvest Celebration netted 260 pounds of nonperishable goods for the Village s Manna food project That boosted our total take for the first 10 months of 2010 to 4 046 pounds slightly more than we collected all of last 44 year It s going to be a challenge but if we step up our united effort we can still meet our goal of collecting 5 000 pounds of food this year As you re doing your weekly shopping for the upcoming holidays please add an extra item or two to your grocery cart for the Manna project Soup cereal rice or pasta canned fruits veggies meats or sauces peanut butter baby food and formula all nonperishable items are welcome And much needed Food insecurity the government s euphemism for hunger is on the rise as families struggle to pay rent utilities Plea
12. d to the Council at the November 18 Council meeting by our auditing firm LS WG The Village received a clean bill of health in this audit The Village staff has recently met with a PEPCO representative and arranged for a special meeting here in the Village with a PEPCO Operations Manager a Customer Care representative and their Governmental Affairs Officer at the December 16 Council meeting beginning at 7 PM We will send more information on that meeting as we get closer to the date This will be an opportunity for PEPCO to explain a lot about how they do business and for residents to ask questions This effort is being made to bring more attention to the problems we have experienced and perhaps avert or lessen the chances of a recurrence of the horrors of this past winter continued on next page NOVEMBER 2010 HEAVY TRASH SAT NOV 13th Place rubbish at curb by 7AM IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT YARD WASTE COLLECTION The last yard waste pickup for the year will be on Monday Dec 13 Have all bagged leaves clippings and branches at the curb at that time Weekly collection will resume on Monday March 14 DON T RAKE LEAVES INTO THE STREET Leaf bags are provided for the purpose of leaf removal The streets are periodically cleaned but this service is not j intended to pick up residents leaves You can assist the Village by cleaning the gutter in front of you home PEPCO OFFICIALS COMING TO VMA COUNCIL MEETING Thr
13. ee representatives from PEPCO will make a j presentations and answer questions at the December 16th Council meeting beginning at 7 PM Put it on your Calendar ANOTHER REASON TO CHECK THE VISIBILITY OF YOUR HOUSE NUMBERS We ve stressed before how important it is for emergency personnel to be able to find your house number PEPCO has informed us that it is equally important for them to have visible house numbers so that they can easily identify addresses during outages Check your house number HOLIDAY TRASH PICKUP No pick up Thanksgiving Day Nov 25th HOLIDAY FUND KICK OFF SOON We will again be collecting contributions to a Holiday Fund for our service personnel Watch for our letter VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETINGS November 18th at 7 30 PM Village Office Agenda Includes Public Comment on Proposed Ordinance 10 10 1 related changes in time allowed for snow removal and fines for non compliance continued from page 1 Looking ahead to the end of fall and the coming winter we are all reminded of the annual tasks we do as individuals and as a community to prepare for the season s changes raking and bagging our leaves preparing for snow fall including securing shovel shoveling services if you are not able to clear your sidewalks personally stocking supplies to be used in an emergency setting out sand cans contracting for street plowing and the like Please be sure to note the changes the Council is recommending
14. g testimony from the transportation staff that suggested a 5 month delay would be insufficient time to perform the traffic analysis requested by the community and this would result in delaying other projects already in the queue and despite Roger Berliner s and Marc Elrich s best efforts the Council was not able to support expanding the traffic analysis Thankfully Council President Nancy Floreen asked the Planning Board to work with Council staffto draft a detailed summary for the community explaining the traffic analysis that will be conducted in response to our concerns 4 PEPCO OFFICIALS TO MAKE PRESENTATION TO MARTIN S ADDITIONS DEC 16 th at 7 PM Representatives from PEPCO have offered to make a presentation to the residents of Martin s Additions on the components of the priority feeder line repair program currently underway that affects Martin s Additions both its mid section and northern end The meeting has been scheduled for7 PM December 16th in the Village Office just prior to the Monthly Council meeting PEPCO will be sending representatives from their Operations Office from their Customer Care and Reliability Office and from their Government A ffairs Office Residents will have an opportunity to ask questions of these officials PEPCO officials will discuss the Feeder Line Progress Report that is scheduled to be released in December and they will also discuss the new Smart Meters progra
15. in the snow shoveling requirements and potential fines for non compliance below The Council will take public comment at the November Council meeting on this code amendment Be prepared is certainly the motto for the coming winter Righard Rrajeck BULK TRASH PICK UP DATES FOR THE VILLAGE OF MARTINS ADDITIONS The second Saturday of every other month November 13 2010 January 2011 March 2011 May 2011 I PUBLIC COMMENT TO BE TAKEN ON I ORDINANCE 10 01 1 ON AGENDA Thursday November 18 2010 l SUBJECT AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND l CHAPTER 7 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF El MARTIN S ADDITIONS TO EXTEND THE TIME LIMIT FOR SNOW AND ICE l REMOVAL AND TO INCREASE THE APPLICABLE FINE FOR UNREMOVED l SNOW AND ICE I BE IT ORDAINED AND ORDERED this_ day of November 2010 by the Village Council acting l under and by virtue of the authority given it by Article 23A of the Maryland Code and the Charter of the Village y of Martin s Additions that Chapter 7 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended as follows CHAPTER7 PROPERTY REGULATIONS I Section 7 204 Unremoved Snow and Ice a Theowner ofa lotin the Village or his designated J agent or lessee shall within twelve 12 twenty four I 24 hours after a snowfall ceases 7 1 Remove or cause the removal of snow and ice from any sidewalk on such lot or on abutting public property that is normally used by the public l 2 Depos
16. itor cause the deposit of the removed snow or ice in a reasonably safe location and not y upon any public roadway or sidewalk 3 Ifsaid snow and ice cannot be removed because of hardening make the sidewalk reasonably J safe for pedestrian travel by spreading sand or a l similar substance l l b Inthe event that the owner or of a lot in l the Village or his designated agent or lessee failsto J remove or cause the removal of snow and ice froma J sidewalk or to render the sidewalk reasonably safe J for pedestrian travel as required in this Section the I Village may cause the removal or rendering and l charge the owner agent or lessee the cost of removal l plus a penalty in the amount of twenty five dollars 25 00 the Village Manager or his or her designee may take such action as is necessary to return the sidewalk to a condition required by this Section The cost of any corrective action may be specially assessed against the abutting private property and collected with the property taxes or collected by a suit for damages c Any person who violates any provision l of this Section 7 204 or allows a violation of any j provision of this Section on his or her property J shall be guilty of a municipal infraction and shall be jointly and severally subject to a penalty of One Hundred Dollars 100 00 for each day that al violation exists If a violation occurs there shall be a rebuttable presumption that all owners of
17. leave any items visible inside a car even one parked inside your garage Keep ladders and tools inaccessible Record all serial numbers of electronic items and keep alist of all credit card numbers Use a safe deposit box to store valuable papers seldom used jewelry and collector coins Report anything even potentially suspicious to police Never be afraid that you are bothering police let officers decide whether someone or something poses a danger If you should happen to confront a burglar don t try to stop him flee and seek help A front door key can be kept in the homeowner s bedroom Ifthe home is broken into while you are there it can be tossed out a window to enable responding officers to make quick entry Ifyoureturn to your home and discover that it has been burglarized don t touch anything get out of the house and call police from another location Neighbors should get to know one another and organizing a Neighborhood Watch group can ae Ib increase everyone s safety QA DON T FORGET TO CHANGE i YOUR SMOKE ALARM BATTERIES Chevy Chase Library Book Clubs and Discussion Group Non Fiction Book Group meets at 2 30pm in the meeting room e December 1 Before the Dawn Recovering the Lost History of our Ancestors by Nicholas Wade Jefferson Caf meets at 10 30 am The articles are available in advance at the library November 19 A Time to Appease December 17
18. m that is intended to make major improvements in the information available to PECO about where and when the outages occur Please mark your calendars now and plan to attend this important presentation HOLIDAY TRASH PICK UP SCHEDULE THANKSGIVING DAY Thurs Nov 25 NO PICK UP Next pick up will be Monday November 29th CHRISTMAS DAY Saturday Dec 25 No Impact on Service NEW YEAR S DAY Saturday Jan 1 J No Impact on Service a a a a HALLOWEEN PARTY A GREAT SUCCESS Lots of helping hands made the Village s Annual Halloween Parade Party and Harvest on Turner Lane a success A Monster Truck Moon Bounce face painting drawing activities pumpkin painting and scarecrow making entertained old and young alike on Sunday October 24th It was another successful annual Halloween Parade and Party in Martin s Additions Weather and turnout were both spectacular As always many thanks for this fabulous party go first to resident Keith Allen whose home at the end of Turner Lane serves as the hub of event planning and execution Popcorn healthy treats and cold drinks disappeared quickly and so did the candy Paul Wolfe of Integrated Plant Care delivered a truck load of little pumpkins perfect for painting and straw for stuffing the scarecrows He also delivered a pile of pumpkins to Children s Hospital compliments of Martin s Additions children Council member and Taylor Street resident Jill Fili
19. pczyk helped at the event as did Holly Worthington of Turner Lane and Dan Gardner of Delfield St Thanks to Justin Woodson for leading the parade in his awesome pirate costume and to his side kick witch and wife Maria Woodson for all her assistance throughout the event They were a great tag team Engeleine Zegers Bill Catherwood and Rick Michel did a lot of prep work for the scarecrow making Paul McGowan and sons Liam and Aidan assisted in assembling the scarecrows at the event Liam and Aiden actually helped thoughout the afternoon setting up tables moving bales ofhay chairs and much more we couldn t have done it without them Steve Schmal blew up the helium balloons lots of hot air there and distributed them to waiting children Our wonderful Market Area businesses donated prizes for the Harvest Raffle Residents who contributed food or cash to the Harvest for the Manna Food Center received chances to win fabulous items donated by La Ferme Restaurant they donated the Grand Prizes ofa 50 gift certificate and a fabulous basket collection of wines and glasses Brookville Supermarket Brookville Barbershop Brookville Pharmacy Ann s Place and Amber Fields added numerous products for the raffle It was so much fun and such a community effort that we hope everyone will pitch in the same way next year Thanks also to Linda and Dick Kirschten of Turner Lane and John Kay of Delfield St for staffing the Manna Donation
20. se drop your donations in the ever present box at the foot of the steps to the Village Office or on the Kirschten s porch 3406 Turner Lane or call 301 986 5839 and they ll come for a pick up From the middle of this month through the end of the year we ll also add a box by the check out counters at the Brookville Market For those of you unfamiliar with Manna Food Center here are a few facts for FY 2010 Households served 35 908 individuals served 103 335 Smart Sacks given on Fridays to elementary school kids 47 467 Pounds of food donated by community members 620 713 Each month Manna feeds about 3 300 hungry families in Montgomery County half ofthe recipients are children Households which must be referred by a state agency nonprofit organization school physician ora work based employee assistance program receive a 3 5 day supply of food staples about 70 pounds once every 30 days along with a small box of food fruit bread desserts dairy products delivered that day from area grocery stores All told Manna has 8 distribution centers across the County l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l L SHARE WHAT YOU NO LONGER NEED Don t throw it away A Wider Circle charity which is located in Bethesda would be delighted to have your household goods This wonderful nonprofit charity which comes to pick up items serves needy people who
21. the I property allowed the violation l l Bold Underline indicates new material l Bold Brackets indicates material deleted l indicates material unchanged I l HELPING YOU UNDERSTAND l l YOUR l l LOCAL GOVERNMENT l l DO YOU KNOW that Section 502 of the l Village Charter regulates the Procedures for Enactin l l SI i Ordinances Here s how it works l l First the Council must develop the desired i l ordinances or regulations l l Next ordinances must be introduced at a Council l meeting all meetings are public and the location date J and time must be published The Council must J I provide a written notice of the proposed ordinance J I and hear the views of the public before any final I l consideration is taken l l At least 30 days must pass from the time the l i Council introduces an ordinance and the time the i Council could actually pass adopt the proposed l ordinance again only at a public meeting where l l public comment is taken l Another 20 days must pass after adoption of l i l ordinances before the ordinance becomes effective ordi I Actions ofthe Council are also governed by that State J I of Maryland s Open Meetings Act which coversa J I host of additional regulations regarding public input I I into the decision making process WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS AND BEGINS After 30 years of waiting and hoping and planning and many immediate months of very hard work Chevy Chase Village offi
22. u believe necessary to determine if the teen can fill your needs adequately and responsibly Name Snow Yard Baby Tutoring General Errands Pet Computer Other Shoveling Work Sitting Chores Care Tech Assist Benjamin Glassman X X X X X Home 301 654 8807 Cell 301 706 1255 Cummings Lane Ryan McElroy X X X X X X X Convert Video to Home 301 657 4305 DVD Cummings Lane Liam McGowan X X X X X X X Home 301 654 1682 Cell 404 610 3618 Brookville Road Kenneth Myerson X X X X Home 301 657 2865 Summit Ave Nikki Novak X X Home 301 656 5949 Chestnut St Thomas Otero X Cell 240 743 9765 Shepherd St Bennett Parr X X X X X Home 301 718 2453 Quincy St VILLAGE OF MARTIN S ADDITIONS COMMUNITY HELPERS LIST The Village does not screen to determine the experience and maturity of the teens on this list Please do the screening you believe necessary to determine if the teen can fill your needs adequately and responsibly Name Snow Yard Baby Tutoring General Errands Pet Computer Other Shoveling Work Sitting Chores Care Tech Assist Ford Price X X x x Home 301 986 9171 Cell 301 325 6212 Raymond St Jackson Price X X X X Home 301 986 9171 Cell 301 717 0324 Raymond St Kira Rosenstiel X X Home 301 656 4585 Cell 240 676 6611 Bradley Lane Clare Singer X X Home 301 656 1067 Cell 301 922 4578 Thornapple St Eli Weiner
23. with glass buttons or decorations DON T overload the dryer with wet clothes BEFORE WE SNOW IT we ll be shoveling Get ready The Village is assembling a list of snow as l gt shoveling services in order to help residents 7 Ak be prepared to clear their sidewalks and driveways this coming winter You may recall that Martin s Additions has suspended its snow shoveling program due to budgetary constraints Residents are required by law to clear their sidewalks Here are some names we have so far Mulheron Tree and Snow Removal Experts the Contractor who provided snow shoveling services for Martin s Additions in the past has agreed to write individual contracts for residents desiring snow shoveling snow blowing services for sidewalk and driveway clearance for the coming winter Ifyou are interested in getting more information about these services please contact Maria Jeffers at Mulheron Tree Experts Inc Phone 301 942 6700 Fax 301 942 6734 or by email at Maria mulherontreeexperts com Meridian Landscaping LLC has been recommended as a reliable shoveling and plowing firm using both snow blowers and hand shoveling They service the Virginia Washington and Maryland suburbs You can reach Matt Kucik of Meridian Landscaping LLC at 202 236 6018 or at Info MeridianLandscapes com ALSO ON THE LIST Verges Services of Kensington 301 942 6666 Alfonso Prada Shoveling and Plowing 240 286 8509
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