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AGENDA ITEM: 5 AGENDA DATE: 6/11/2020

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Trustee of the William R. Cary Irrevocable Trust

UBER 13876 ^@ FOLIO 164

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Rear Yards Oriented to Streets Exhibit 1 - Harborview (4-19026)

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Data provided by Prince George's County Planning Department 1

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Fort Washington Road Site

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Harbor View_Subdivision

Lourdes Drive

Hickory Drive

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IHHAAC, INC.

(Indian Head Highway Area Action Council, Inc.)

A Federation of South County Citizens & Civic/Neighborhood Associations P. O. Box 44013, Fort Washington, Maryland 20749

Web Site: www.IHHAAC.org Email: [email protected]

June 10, 2020

Elizabeth Hewlett Chairwoman

Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission Re: 4-19026 – Harbor View

Preliminary Plan of Subdivision

 Seven lots is excessive. Would the applicant reduce the proposal to 5 lots? The development would be less concentrated. And, that might make it possible to save another of the specimen trees.

 The traffic analysis was done on June 6, 2019. The trip generation assumptions shown in the chart are based on guidelines established some time ago. How can we assume in the current culture there will be no more than 5 AM peak-hour trips and 6 PM peak-hour trips as shown in Recommendation 5? We can’t. Most single- family residences are built with 2-car garages. Will these homes also have 2- vehicle garages? That’s 10/14 vehicles in an area where there are 2 working individuals. Then if you consider children with vehicles and the potential for rental properties, there is no way Recommendation 5 can be regulated or enforced.

 Recommendation 2 pertains to the mitigation fee for Public Safety. We expect it will be paid no matter when the grading permit is issued. We also request the applicant agree to pay the fee, regardless of the outcome of CB-020-2020. Will the applicant proffer to pay the fee and not request waiver?

 Assigning the responsibility to the owners of Lot 7 to maintain the landscape buffer and the fence per Recommendation 7 and 9c invites neighborhood confrontation.

There is so much missed/overlooked at the time of a closing, will the owners of Lot 7 even realize they are responsible? Is there no other way to address this issue?

Because of these concerns, we cannot support this project as submitted.

Sarah Cavitt

Sarah Cavitt President

cc: Mr. Robert J. Antonetti, Jr., Esq.

Mr. John Ferrante

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Sievers, Thomas

From: Shivasti Singh <[email protected]>

Sent: Tuesday, June 9, 2020 1:50 PM

To: Sievers, Thomas

Subject: RE: 4-19026 Harbor View Project

Hello Thomas,

I'm Shivasti Singh and I live directly across from the Harbor View Project what would be the entrance and exit point. I would be negatively impacted by this development that's why i'm against it i'm a Real Estate Agent in the DMV my value would go down. The cars coming out of that developments lights will be shining directly into my house which is not good for my house. It will also bring my value down because i'm already on a extremely busy street on Fort Washington Road cars are non stop going by and to have that going on and added lights in my bedroom, living room is to much. The added traffic is not good for a neighborhood and street that is super busy which will cause even more traffic. You have 22 houses going up within a mile radius already and everyone is going to be coming from 210 and the added homes will cause even more traffic on my already busy street. I do not want traffic just to get out of my driveway which will happen with these

houses. Everyone already says i'm on a busy street when they come to visit and try to turn into my house, I do not want light's on top of it flashing into my house and more traffic. I'm apposed to this development going up and I would like the land to be conserved for wildlife.

Thank you, :)

Shivasti Singh Realtor Licensed VA * MD * DC

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