mitzi
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There was an article somewhere about that property a few years ago. They spoke with the man whose family owned it. I wish I could remember where I saw it.
Mervell Dean Road Condo Proposal
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There was an article somewhere about that property a few years ago. They spoke with the man whose family owned it. I wish I could remember where I saw it.
They really need a new proofreader.
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New Townhomes Proposed For Hollywood - The BayNet
HOLLYWOOD, Md. – On March 11, 2024, the St. Mary’s County Planning Commission reviewed the concept site plan for an 18-unit townhome development called Villages at Clark’s Mill. The location of the 3.7-acre development is right between northbound Three Notch Road and Mervell Dean Road. The...
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the poor dad
I assume these are all 1 bedroom condos since they are only proposing 2 parking spaces per unit.They really need a new proofreader.
New Townhomes Proposed For Hollywood - The BayNet
HOLLYWOOD, Md. – On March 11, 2024, the St. Mary’s County Planning Commission reviewed the concept site plan for an 18-unit townhome development called Villages at Clark’s Mill. The location of the 3.7-acre development is right between northbound Three Notch Road and Mervell Dean Road. The...
Coincidentally, 36 parking spaces is what would be required of me on my half acre lot if I choose to build a new hardware store in Ridge. Based on current projections, I would never fill 36 spaces except for one night per year, ladies night. So if this condo project is allowed to move forward with only 36 spaces, that is a bunch of BS!
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the poor dad
I hope not - haven’t gotten that far into the project. We have estimates of over a million bucks - I can’t justify that amount for a place in Ridge where our foot traffic is limited because of our location. So it’s on hold until I hit the lottery or get an inheritance from a rich relative - which the odds are near zero on both. The new impact fee of $32,000+ from the county certainly didn’t help us.
I've lived in townhome development several times. Two per household is more or less the norm, although all of them had a small "visitor's area" somewhere in the lot. One I lived in, in Columbia, had room for FOUR extra spaces out of 18 homes.
I drive past the spot several times a day, and I can only imagine the mess it will make - that part of the road has NO SHOULDER at all on either side. Elsewhere, where new development has occurred, there's at least a little room.
PeoplesElbow
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Has the traffic on Merville Dean died down from all the people looking for the infamous traffic cone?
I think it’s destined to be put on display in Leonardtown next to Molly Dyer’s rock.
I drove by there the other day and it is no longer there. No idea what happened to the woman.
As for the signs, I haven't seen them either.
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mitzi
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She moved out of the area.
Probably a good idea.