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WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION 80 West Baltimore Street Hagerstown, Maryland 21740-6003 Telephone: 301-791-3065 TDD/Hearing Impaired: 301-791-3070 FAX:301-791-3017 AGENDA HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND CONFERENCE ROOM 1A & B WASHINGTON COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE ANNEX 80 WEST BALTIMORE STREET February 6, 2008 7:00PM M A. Call to Order B. Roll Call C. Minutes — January 9, 2008 D. Communications & Bills E. Unfinished Business F. Budget G. New Business 1. Demolition Permit #2008-00325, 19931 Toms Road (WA -l1-204) 2. Permit # 2008-00444, 7627 Sharpsburg Pike, construction of new dwelling in Tilghmanton Rural Village * 3. Proposed cell tower, request for info and comment, Hancock Water Tower, end of Raylock Drive* 4. Brumbaugh-Kendle-Grove Farmstead — Hagerstown Regional Airport & 106 Review H. Other Business I. Executive Session J. Adjournment * = written material enclosed \HDC\afeb08.DOC NOTICE IS GIVEN THATTHE HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION MAY MEET IN CLOSED SESSION PURSUANT TO SECTION 10.508, STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE, ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND. INDIVIDUALS REQUIRING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS ARE REQUESTED TO CONTACT THE WASHINGTON COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT. CONTACT PERMITS DEPARTMENT AT (301) 791-3065 VOICE/IDD TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS NO LATER THAN TEN (10) WORKING DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. ® RECYCLED PAPER fIngIdr WASHINGTON COUNTY ZONING CERTIFICATION IVR/Activity No: 2008-00603 Applied 02/05/2008 Project No: P2008-0110 Appved: Permit Type: ZCERT StatusPENDING InspectorArea: B2 District Acct. No: 14017542 Job Address: 13817 RITCHIE ROAD CA Location: 13817 RITCHIE ROAD ( OO frJtt Parcel No: 028-01-0162-00000 Zoning Dist: SED Floodplain: C Applicant: BAKER GREGORY 219 W MAIN STREET WAYNESBORO, PA 17268 Phone Number: 717-762-1232 O%Aner: FT RITCHIE I LLC Phone Number: Contractor: Phone Number: Contractor Lic. No: Description: ZONING CERTIFICATION FOR SELECTIVE TIMBER HARVEST, LOG HAULING AND SKIDDING OF 110 ACRES, HOURS OF OPERATION WILL BE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7AM TO 3PM, NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES WILL BE THREE, OPERATION WILL TAKE PLACE FOR ABOUT THREE MONTHS Construction Type: COM Design Occupant Load: 0 This permit has been reviewed by the Washington County Department of Permits & Inspections and meets all applicable local and state codes and ordinances. Should you have any questions, please contact our department at 240-313-2460 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. through 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. 80 West Baltimore Street, Hagerstown, MD 21740 Phone: 240-313-2460 Fax: 240-313-2461 Q�FI� i0s1 f v)P FOR Fvftl R` T C sac I, PLC 6Lf7-1tCTIVE r Iri/3Ot (FURmr L`/ ffo srG r�IoT tY f3t�sE� I r "111"IEBI CONSULTING www.ebiconsulting.com January 21, 2007 Mr. Steven Goodrich, Senior Planner Washington County Historic District Commission County Planning Office 100 W. Washington Street Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 Subject Invitation to Comment Langoon Dam/Hancock Water Tank End of Raylock Drive, Hancock, Washington County, Maryland EBI Project #61074945 Dear Mr. Goodrich: Mid -Atlantic Regional Office 6876 Susquehanna Trail South York, PA 17403 Tel: 717.428O401 I Fax: 717,428,0403 Pursuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, the regulations promulgated thereunder and interagency agreements developed thereto, EBI Consulting, Inc., on behalf of VISTA PCS LLC, provides this notice of a proposed telecommunications facility installation at the address listed above. The Subject Property, located at the end of Raylock Drive, is situated within undeveloped woodland. The Subject Property is within rugged wooded terrain and is improved with the City of Hancock's municipal water supply tank. The vegetation in the area of the Project Site is primarily deciduous vegetation with an average height of 70 feet. The Subject Property consists of an approximately 218.10 -acre lot that is improved with a 350,000 -gallon water tank. The water tank is located centrally on the Subject Property and was constructed circa 1972. VISTA PCS LLC proposes to construct a tower facility on the central portion of the Subject Property. The tower facility will include a 199 -foot monopole tower and associated equipment, located within a fenced compound. VISTA PCS LLC plans to improve the existing access road to the tower area. Utilities will follow the proposed access road. Please note that we are requesting your review of the attached information as part of the Section 106 process only and not as part of the local zoning process. We are only seeking comments related to the proposed project's potential effects on historic properties. Please submit your comments regarding the proposed project's potential effect on historic properties to my attention c/o EBI Consulting, 6876 Susquehanna Trail South, York, PA 17403 or contact me via telephone at the number listed below. Please reference the EBI project number in all correspondence. We would appreciate your comments as soon as possible within the next 30 days. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns about the proposed project. Respectfully Submitted, Ms. Sarah Farley Architectural Historian Phone: (717)-428-0401 x-1210 Fax: (717)-428-0616 sfarley@ebiconsulting.com Attachments: Street Map Topographic Map Site Plan ENVIROBUSINESS, INC. LOCATIONS I ATLANTA, GA I BALTIMORE, MD I BURLINGTON, MA I CHICAGO, IL CRANSTON, RI I DALLAS, TX I DENVER, CO I EXETER, NH I HOUSTON, TX I LOS ANGELES, CA I NEW YORK, NY I PHOENIX, AZ I PORTLAND, OR I SAN FRANCISCO, CA I SEATTLE, WA I YORK, PA To oreetewood Pa; Pa rpA 470,000 FT 8.1000"' To Needmore, Pa F 6 e nsylvanio _ wear home Ctr +. ��Q E82\\\ snow (iancock V-� - 2 p Assembly ^' aaelxsox of Cad �O 1�7iS° � \iTltii'J 19i: ?VCFiQ 111':'.ilf oo C — SP J ZI ti y $ / H Mock SENSES° HESS a Shop \ J Q 9 w m COC L+e �. I Opp m �wyG41 E ? 41Hancock D arer -V! to ova sr fl � s tile League Pk 40 E,g i1 L L. inlwti vv f ENHOWER 1Lr P Wx ° Fd;4dVdt aA /p�, MTh mas �. d�lSk ow, rEflr '.. lli H + i 1 P `.6V?H3Nt5 aaS _. Sn nt Pet s f Si' xe<EW a °°`` mff w y Sr Pre yter an ° o _Y enuar-sr = ester es a Co 59P`a+ eE x ry i ° ocv. 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S' t Legend * Project Site L _' Site Buffer at 250', 500, 1000' and 1/2 mile a Source: Selected data from ESFI, EBI and NWI Figure 1 - Site Location Map Langoon Dam/Hancock Water Tank End of RayLock Dr Hancock, MD 21750 v PN: 61074945 0 500 1000 - feet EBI CON 5 U L T I NC Creating Value for Your Business --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject Property Fill Material * (350,000 Gallon I i• Water Tank Gravel Access Road Project Site 4 Shed --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------' Figure 3 — Site Sketch Langoon Dam/Hancock Water Tank End of Raylock Drive Hancock, MD 21750 PN: 61074945 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 2 of 2 WA -VI -012 Didriet " 5 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST 1dAP 17 Parcel 54 MWI f 2213535604 INVENTORY FORM FOR STATE HISTORIC SITES SURVEY NAME HISTORIC NDI�Ti OR COMMON- STREETS NUN RW ItaylOc GT1.'ocr, _ CONONER$IDNAL DIEtNICT CLASSIFICATION CATEGORY OWNERSHIP STATUS PRESENT USE DISTRICT PUSUG OCCUPIEO ._ .G4IICULTURE _MIJREUM OVILDINCNR 3iPIRYA1E x UNOCCUPIED K COMMEAOAL _STRUCYUpt _$GTR —WORK IN PAOORD55 _IOUCATIONPL _PAR% _PAIVAtr R LPOENLE —9Th PUBLIC ACQUISITION ACCESSIBLE _ENTERTAINMRNT .mLIOIOus. —OOJECI —IN PROCE$R —.YLSRESTRICT(O _OOVERNMENI _SCIENTIFIC _GCMG CON510ERE0 .. YTR'. UNRESTRICTED _INDO5TRIAL ..,1RAIISPORTATION ai_NO _MILITARY _OM16A DOWNER OF PROPERTY NAME Genuine Part# Coi mny Tolsphone PT S1 RRI A NUMO(.RA NUMOE I 44)0 Gordon Road N.N. CITY.'O/I OTATE 1 Zip code Atlanta VICINI1YOf Georgia 30336 DLOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION Liher R: 536 CCAIRTNOUSE Folio 4; 99 REO66TRY Of OEEDSIETC Waahington County' C6111t House STREETS NUMBER West Washington Street CIT%PO h - _ __ -.-_...._.1.1.11 IG eratowN ≥t,r lend 21740 REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS TITLE -FEDERAL ._STATE .-COUNTY -LOCAL RY FOR DU IIVE R EGOIIO STY. TOWN CITY. TOWN ATATP 4Li 6L4 http://www.mdihp.net/cfnVdsp_display.cfm?previous_image=l 01/29/2008 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 2 of 2 0 DESCRIPTION f,E1Ctii-01�_ CONDITION CHECK ONE CHECK ONE EACELLENI _.DETERIa9ATED _ UNALTENfI XONIO,NAL SITE )L000D —RUINS x LTEfl EO d 50% _MOVED DA1C,...,.._,.._— FAIn _UNEAPOSEO DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND OIIIGINAL IIf KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE This stuccoed farmhouse could appear to date from the last quarter of the 19th century. It to a two story, five bay structure L-shaped with a two story' three bay wing extending to the rear. Thebuilding may be of brick construction. Vindows have two over two pace sashes with arched tape. The main entrants had an arched topped transom and sidelights around the door. Behind the house to a brick uutkitehen. CONTINUE ON SEPARATE SHEET IP NECESSARY 6 http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/dsp_display.cfm?previous_image=2 01/29/2008 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 2 of 2 W� VI Pt Q S1uNiFIGANCE Pefto0 AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE.. CHECK AND JUSTIFY BELOW JRENI$I0RIC _.ARCIIEULUGY PREH15TOI2P, COMMUNItY 1UNk[NB .-.UNOSCAPt ARCHITECTURE _RELWGN _1400.140y _ARC+HOLOGY-HISTOOIC -,CONSLIIVAlION _iw ...SCIENCE -ISO01899 _4GRICYIL1V0C -ECONOMICS ..LItEAAIVBE _SCULIgURG 100015g4 XARCHITECTURE ,_gUUCAHON _MNTARY ... NOG�AVHUMANITA@AN _ijapg790 __ART _ENGINEERING _,MVSIC _THEAI(H �i1SU0•1894 —CONMTRC( —E%PLORAOONeSETILCMENI _RN:L050feY tm4 u?OHTATION' -1000 CSIMMOk:CAIION# _IMOVITRY ,_I'OLOIC5`GOVERHMENT _OTHE%Sn ,tp JNVENIIOh SPECIFIC LAM BUILDER/ARCHITECT STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE This house follava a traditional regional form. It is a five bay L-ahapod house with a central front entrance. Such a form was popular in uaahington County from the 19th and through the early 20th cEntiry. CONTINUE ON SEPARATE SHEET IF NECESSARY http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/dsp_display.cfm?previous_image=3 01/29/2008 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 2 of 2 U14 -VI -01L ©MAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES CONTINUE ON SEPARATE $BEE'S 1? NECESSARY ®GEOGRAPHICAL DATA. ACREAGE OF NOMINAIEO PROP. Rty S4 aCrGA7�_ V[HSAI HtUNbA aESCRIPTI N ETACflTAIE5Nb CUUNIIES EOFI PaOPERPIE5 UVEHI APPENG STATE ON COUN9Y ROtAJDARIES STATE CONNTY SEMF COUNTY EFORM PREPARED BY NAME I TITLE Paula Stoner, Arch$eoatutal Historian Preservation Aisoaiatw 109 went Main Street, box 202 301.432-S466 CETVOR %OWN STATE Sharpsburg Maryland 21762 The Maryland Historic Sites Inventory was officially created by an act of the Maryland Legislature, to be found in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Article 41, Section 181 KA, 7.974 Supplement. The Survey and Inventory aro being prepared for information and record purposes only and do not constitute any infringe- ment of individual property rights. RETURN TOE Maryland Historical Trust The Shaw House, 21 State Circle Annapolis, Maryland 21401 (301) 267-1438 PI 'W' http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/dsp_display.cfm?previous_image=4 01/29/2008 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 1 of 1 Bowles House, site (Stuccoed Jump to Page GO!l C< PREVIOUS Farmhouse, Julia B. Lynn House) NEXT >> Hancock, Washington County, WA -VI - 012 Page 6 of 9 available pages Return to search results C Add Single Image to Print C Add All Images to List Print List http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/dsp_display.cfm?previous_image=6 01/29/2008 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 1 of 1 Bowles House, site ( Stuccoed PREVIOUS Farmhouse, Julia B.Lynn House) Jump to Page G°' << NEXT >> Hancock, Washington County, WA -VI - 012 Page 8 of 9 available pages Return to search results C; Add Single Image to Print C Add All Images to List Print List http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/dsp_display.cfm?previous_image=8 01/29/2008 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 2 of 2 INDIVIDUAL PROPERTYIUISTRICT MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST INTERNAL MR -ELIGIBILITY REVIEW FORM Propedy,'Dis(rict None: Tpt ,uffla a Sin -coy Project: C[utat Cad cp..3ct. ij3}`iticas C4lllttia7nicatwy7„v.Tjsucr Agency: FCC Site ti'isit by MIFF Stagno ,_,X yes Name — Patncj Bhek W Ra croo Date Eligibility mcainutendcd Paig 6ility not rcceanmended C:ritaia: XA _B K C I) Cowsiderution : __A B _,C U E J' �.O Name — — — — dustilication fnrdecistont lUsc cnntiutratien shout ifncccssaq':md uwxh mug} The norm of llanoock, Waslti,tgtnn County, Maryhuid Was initially rccemtntnded as NNdioial Rogistei&.itgiblc in 19,W, Them bare bec-a a number of projects in the town sntce prat lima, ineludeda Man•buui State Htghwuy Administndioj,-. stre:Lstap❖ and PE:MJ:UMIE+MA deruolidoas. relating to the 1996 floods, However, no formal detonchiation of eligibilih, was writtcm 1110 district is made up of buildings whch represent building Mugpaigns hunt the early mid mid-ninelcvatpt and the tweattietlr century through 1936_ While the survey district (WA -VI -d1) wtcomiaasscs 34l latildings, a smaller eligible district can be found within those boundaries. Most of the pvpertice are located along itigls and Main SUeetx. I Bete is also one C&O Canal r htei building, loaned at Lunar and Talley Streets, Hancock is eligible (vr the National Register oil l,storic Rites under criteria A and C, as ma cxamplt of a totwi which developed as a result of the several dilfl;tenn roads and canals which pass trough or by the town. Arehitraundly, die town represents the many building styles of the 19t and 200 ummjics, Uoeumentalton at the propertyldistrict Is presented in: liie rpq Prescrvatjg}tSurvee antl_lann'n Prc ana ekjX';uhh tun Uunty. hfat11a7nd Prepamd bv:. Paulo. Reed, IYJziX Anise U. Binder Resienver, office of Per r,yatiem Services Date NR progtnm concurrence; }es no T not applicable Reviewer, NR pro inn ate y9 http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/dsp_display.cfm 01/29/2008 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 2 of 2 WA—Vt-p4O Hancock Survey District Hancock is Located along the Potomac River, National Pike _-- and the B & 0 Railroad, near the western end of Washington County, at the great North Bend of the Potomac River where it nearly touches Pennsylvania. Although the town has been associated with the Pike, Railroad and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, it was actually in existence long before these transportation systesss were developed, Apparently, Hancock had its beginnings in the mid-eightuetth century. According to an account of a traveler in 1750, the town has about two score soles, The town's location along the river brought it prosperity, but it also brought destruction. Recurrent floods washed away some of the early built environment. Also as the nature of the transportation systems which ted Hancock's economy changed, they changed the face of the town by causing the removal of some buildings and construction of new ones. The layout of the town is linear following the path of the river,the canal, the highway and the railroad in a narrow area between them and the surrounding hills. The town consists of a collection atbuildings reflecting the influence of these passages over time, representing three centuries intermingled. HISTORIC ConTEr ,t" Washington County, shaped like the state of Haryland is located toward the western part of the state, just east of the mountainous counties of Al.l.e.gany and Garrett. It is bordered by Allegany County on the west, Frederick County on the east, Pennsylvania on the north and West Virginia to the south. See; a S. Hccc, e http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/dsp_display.cfm 01/29/2008 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST (Historic Sites Survey) SE 5 Page 2 of 2 Fr,n N. 10.30* IRE. IO'74? kL�}'IA,Vt-098 UNTTEUSTATIS DEPAR'. ,.'\T OFTHLINTERIOR RN 3EONLY NATIONAL PARR SERVICE. M NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES RECEIVED F - a--" / INVENTORY -NOMINATION FORM DATE ENTERED AL-t13'ht FOR FEDERAL PROPERTIES ULOCATION The District of Columbia and Maryland bank of the Potomac River STREETS NUMBER from Georgetown. D.C., to CLmlberland,. Haryland -NOT FOR PUB UCATION VTY. TORN CONGRESSOWAL OIkiXICt _VICRmw D.C.; 6th Gr�and 8th of Maryland STATE cool E D.C. (OOl1or CODE 031), CLASSIFICATION re Erick 01z , Washington (043 Allegany (001) ) CATEGORY OWNERSHIP STATUS PRESENT USE 4OISTRIOT ,..PUSUC yaccuIr4 _4SRICIJLPJRE _MUSEUM _BUILO1NOIS) _PRIVATE .UNU000PKO .CCNMEACIAL &'ARK _STRUCTURE $04TH _V,ORRNIPRCOAESS -.EDUCAtONAt. _PRIVATERESIOENCE _STiE PUBLIC ACQUISITION ACCESSIBLE—ENTCRTAINME,N1 ..AELNnOUS _.OBJECT GIN PROCESS ..YES. REalflcylo ...GGVERNMEHI .S41tNTIF16 _SLING VONSIaaFED KYLE: UARESTRICTEO _ INDUSTRIAL _TRANSPOAMAIOH .4@ _MILITARY _.0THEa. D AGENCY AEGIO'A'AL HEADQUARTERS (01yykWeJ National Park SeLjC.ffI�S.'1Linnnl f'.gnl rnl RnsiaO SIItt4R L NUTAaeP 1100 Ohio Drive, S.W. CI'V, ib.VN a A - 'c nrr PR D.C. 20242 LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION co"Al"10Oi Land records in courthouses of above jurisdictions. C&O Canal R0015tAY OF EREMETC Company rocoTd= in oYd Ornup YQI N0. ri nnNi 4rrhl,,nt BTPEETS NUMBEP CIII YAWN STATE fl REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS w uE Historic American Buildings Survay* Historic Acer£can Engineering Record* QAIL PP LiSt ars'&iied"SEruC LLYa9 Prentice -Hahn survey** _f!OEAAI ...STATE _CO44h _,LOCAL OEPOSITORV FOR �w� soaYEe ntcano5 Library of Congress* Naeional Cap3tal Region Read E)uart ers** cite. TOWN irAr' Washington DC. http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/dsp_display.cfm 01/29/2008 /4n° rTnN° WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION 80 West Baltimore Street _ Hagerstown, Maryland 21740-6003 Telephone: 301-791-3065 TDD/Hearing Impaired: 301-791-3070 FAX: 301-791-3017 �'9R YLP�9 January 28, 2008 Oliver Homes Inc, 19733 Leitersburg Pike Hagerstown, MD 21742 ERJ Investments Corp. 1526 Crest View Avenue Hagerstown, MD 21740 Dear Applicant: Your building permit # 2008-00444 requires Historic District Commission approval because it is located in the Rural Village zoning district. The Historic District Commission will review your permit during its meeting on February 6, 2008. The meeting will be held in the conference room in the Washington County Administrative Annex located at 80 West Baltimore Street in Hagerstown. The meeting will begin at 7:00 pm. You, or a representative who is familiar with the exterior appearance of the proposed construction, should be available if the Commission would have questions about the proposed design. The Commission's authority to approve the exterior appearance of new construction is assigned by Section 5D.5 of the Rural Village zoning designation in the Washington County Zoning Ordinance. The Commission will conduct its review based on the plans submitted with the building permit application. If you have additional material or information about the design of the exterior appearance of the construction or if you have questions about the review feel free to contact me between 7:30 am and 4:30 pm at 240-313-2438. Sincerely to en T. Goodrich Chief Planner STG/me /HDCapp req'd0800444.doc ® RECYCLED PAPER �� J't9QSFOS�p\K\ UN t '1T 2 1gV�A"F .E PEPS S IJ6(tl � m y"W Saint S Saint Irs�lE James James a °e C x'"s- RFTIFROq US AL PA i *�,, J�=Aiq och= 8 68 Al A ES MARYLAND a 4p° 21 7 sgj o Fi t Brit tI � $ Bo� FRxeuar TRAINiN �h.+ry Bret annes D ✓ pB" °0 °pJ 0 - °Q 2A NOX URY °°°° ��� _ _ _ CORREC IONAL INSTIT TION / mew ,g9Y 9� r� _ I IN, ✓eBB rr 4 N J�`r AD arks � 66 h:"' Fizk. Epis S � t 9 f1`G 3 i xo RMAN FF Ro 18500 N4% ET iVKK_+ f S LL-' -airf la )jam JevBO MAFo °° A ¢� e1CKESON _fii et'EPrikL. _- ry50p Pg E y 18180 :I`vi�fkl i iIF1r moo F I R A �M4AT0 ro 65 0 /9--L— ';`.tlL1 i1f Fairplay ®Cc 12I t° �1 ltlOR _r � ,� � laE ay�y'' ci'!. CrCvrCLEleLJ TE "� BSnlelield M ar Bible T A CRAN) J2 P° AVE r �{N�1i.71. iM1� }i RT WASHINGTON COUNTY BUILDING & ZONING PERMIT IVR/Activity No: 2008-00444 Project No: P2008-0071 Permit Type: RES-NEW Inspector Area: 83 Job Address: 7627 SHARPSBURG PIKE BO Location: LOR 7627 SHARPSBURG PIKE BO Parcel No: 067-15-0295-00000 Zoning Dist: RURAL VILLAGE Floodplain: C Applicant: Phone Number: Owner: Contractor: Phone Number: Contractor Lic. No: OLIVER HOMES INC 19733 LEITERSBURG PIKE HAGERSTOWN MD 21742 301-797-0000 ERJ INVESTMENTS CORP OLIVER HOMES INC 301-797-0000 HB-586 Applied: 01/28/2008 Approved: Status: PENDING District/Acct No: 12007345 ,vr p Description: SPLIT FOYER SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING. FRAME CONSTRUCTION ON SLAB. PRE-ENGINEERED ROOF TRUSS SYSTEM. NO CHIMNEYS OR FIREPLACES. NO DECKS OR PORCHES. FOOTERS WILL BE POURED FOR A FUTURE 22X22 ATTACHED GARAGE. Foundation Size: 914X1 Type of Heat...: ELEC Public Sewer...: N Public Water...: N Gas............: N Electric.......: Y Exterior Finish Air Conditioning: Septic............ Time Existed: Well............ Time Existed: Construction Type: Construction Valuation: $174,000.00 Code Enforced: 2003 INT'L RESIDENTIAL CODE Setbacks Lot Tract Area Lot Area Per Family Front Yard Setback Rear Yard Setback Left Side Setback Right Side Setback Lot Width Proposed .76 ACRES .76 ACRES 36 147 37 27 128 SIDING/BRICK Y PRO[OSED N/A EXISTING 1 YEAR STIC No. Of Bathrooms: 2 No. of Bedrooms: 3 Minimum Required 25 25 5 5 This permit has been reviewed by the Washington County Department of Permits & Inspections and meets all applicable local and state codes and ordinances. Should you have any questions, please contact our department at 240-313-2460 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. through 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. 80 West Baltimore Street, Hagerstown, MD 21740 Phone: 240-313-2460 Fax: 240-313-2461 3. i•.::�w:w:wcsa�z�n::.u:+_v:a..:uv:n I✓!dL7W�IUWIWUWtlIlU1�IW����®�)d�b�[0w�tnmsa�..- I ice Ii:: 152w () �... C I:: .... L:i II `, O1� V) c L O2 o f S 9°22'60" r IU -- t� " .3S ----- -. W 100.01 off0 l 1 F-4 )- I 01 1 O ^ N I zmod y iV 0 37 z H V1 I 1 \ � •� � �l U1 .- IT' Gov 9 m I Ili ii I ARTICLE 5D - "RV" RURAL VILLAGE DISTRICT35 Section 5D.0 Purpose .5r<& seLfldc5'2?. 3 The Rural Village designation is provided to preserve the unique historic or rural character of existing villages by encouraging compatible development within a defined village boundary. It also identifies clusters of existing development in the rural areas that may be candidates for public facilities in the future. The zone intends for permitted development to be generally of a similar density, scale and use type and mixture as that which exists in the village. The zone is also designed to prevent large amounts or inappropriately scaled development or uses that would detract from the existing rural or historic character of the village. It is expected that development will be residential and a limited amount of mixed rural services. More than one use may be permitted on one parcel in accordance with specific guidelines. Public water and sewer may be available for the purpose of resolving or preventing health issues. Use of public utilities to permit greater density than the density specified in this section is not permitted. Section 5D.1 Principal Permitted Uses and Accessory Uses See the Table of Land Uses [Section 3.3, Table No. 3.3(1)]. More than one use may be permitted in the same structure. Section 5D.2 Special Exceptions See the Table of Land Uses [Table No. 3.3(1)] and any other use the Board of Appeals finds is functionally similar to any permitted use or special exception listed in the Article. The Board of Appeals shall not grant any special exception that is inconsistent with the purpose set forth for this district. Section 5D.3 Dimensional Requirements (a) RESIDENTIAL USES 1. LOT SIZE: Minimum 40,000 square feet without public water and sewer Minimum 30,000 square feet when public water or sewer are used Minimum 20,000 square feet when public water and sewer are used 2. FRONT SETBACKS: 25 feet from the edge of the existing or future public right of way. When there is existing residential development on one side, the front setback may be equal to the existing setback. When there is existing residential development on both sides, the front setback may be equal to the average of the two existing setbacks. In no case may the front setback be less than 10 feet from the edge of the existing or future right of way. 35 Revision 14, Article 5D added 7/26/05 (RZ-03-005) 41 3. SIDE YARD SETBACKS: Side yard setbacks shall not be less than 5 feet 4. REAR YARD SETBACKS: Rear yard setbacks shall not be less than 25 feet. 5. HEIGHT: No residential structure shall exceed 35 feet in height 6. PARKING - Each dwelling unit shall be provided a minimum of two off street vehicle parking spaces, each 9 feet by 20 feet in size. Parking shall not be located on any existing or future public right of way. (b) NON RESIDENTIAL USES (that are not subject to the Rural Business district) LOT SIZE: There is no minimum lot size requirement for non-residential uses. There shall be sufficient lot area to accommodate all other design requirements such as on -site water and sewer requirements, building setbacks, buffers, landscaping, parking, signage, refuse disposal, material storage and any other zoning requirements. 2. FRONT SETBACK: Front setback requirements are the same as for residential development. Required parking may be permitted in the front setback; however, parking may not consume more than 60% of the front yard. Parking shall not be closer than 5 feet to the front property line or any existing or future right of way. 3. SIDE YARD SETBACKS: Side yard setbacks shall be the same as for residential development. Where residential development is located on the adjacent parcel the setback shall be no less than 10 feet. A screening buffer shall be provided to screen the non-residential use. The screening buffer shall consist of trees that are a minimum of 8 feet in height and 2 inch caliber at the time of planting. Trees shall be planted at a maximum of 10 feet apart along the length of the area to be screened but shall not be planted to obstruct sight distance at vehicular access points. Shrubs may be required to supplement trees to create an opaque screen. Shrubs may be used in place of trees if they can be shown to provide the required screening effect. Screening may also be provided by a solid fence or a combination of planting and fences. 4. REAR YARD SETBACKS: Rear yard setbacks shall not be less than 25 feet. Where adjacent parcels contain residential uses, a solid screening buffer shall be provided according to the guidelines noted in Paragraph 3 above. (c) MIXED USES 1. More than one principal permitted use may be permitted on a parcel or in a structure in accordance with the following guidelines. 42 a. When more than one principal use occupies the same structure and there are minimum lot areas specified for each use in this section, the minimum lot area shall be the greater of the two minimums permitted plus 10%. b. Where residential and non residential uses occupy the same structure all other zoning requirements for the non residential use such as parking, setbacks, screening, etc., must be accommodated on the site. In addition to the lot area determined necessary for the non-residential use, one-half of the minimum lot area specified for the residential use shall also be provided. c. Parking shall be provided at the rate specified in Article 21, Division I for the non-residential use plus a minimum of two spaces for each residential unit. d. Signage shall be limited to one free standing sign structure, which may contain separate signs for each of the multiple uses on the site. One building mounted sign for each use, limited to 10 square feet is also permitted e. Outside material storage areas including refuse or recycling containers shall be screened. f. All building mounted and parking lot lighting shall be constructed so that light and glare are diffused toward the ground. 2. SETBACKS — Where more than one use occupies a parcel or structure the greater of the two required front, rear and side yard setbacks shall be provided. Where adjacent parcels contain residential uses, a solid screening buffer shall be provided according to the guidelines contained at Section 5D.3(b)3 above. Section 5D.4 Special Provisions When 50% or more of the existing parcels within the boundary of the Rural Village contain special amenities such as, but not necessarily limited to, sidewalks, fences, street lighting, etc., and the amenity exists on any one adjacent parcels, new development shall provide continuation of the amenity of a size, style and number consistent with the existing amenities. Section 5D.5 Architectural Review It is the intention of the Rural Village designation to promote new development that is consistent in type, scale and appearance with existing development in the village. (a) In Rural Villages that are identified in Washington County's Historic Sites Inventory, individual parcels identified in the same inventory when the village is not identified, properties listed in Maryland's Inventory of Historic Places 43 or properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the buildings of 100 square feet or less, shall be subject to review and approval or disapproval by the Washington County Historic District Commission. The in Article 20 of the In addition to the adopted guidelines the Historic District Commission a. the exterior appearance of existing structures in and b. Building size and orientation c. Tandscaping_ d. gna e e. fighting_, f. tetbac g. ccessory structures (b) All applications for new construction, except buildings of 100 square feet or less, shall provide accurately scaled and detailed elevation drawings of all sides of the structure for review as part of the building permit or site plan review, whichever is first applicable. (c) As other Rural Villages or individual properties within the Rural Village district are evaluated to determine their historic significance according to Maryland Historical Trust guidelines and are added to the Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties, Washington County's Inventory of Historic Properties or the National Register of Historic Places, the exterior appearance of those structures shall also become subject to the review and approval or disapproval of the Historic District Commission. The requirement for Historic District Commission review of exterior appearance in Rural Villages added after original adoption of this Ordinance shall apply only after a public hearing during which the affected property owners have had the opportunity to provide input. Section 5D.6 Cluster Provisions and the Rural Village New development utilizing cluster design guidelines outside of the Rural Village district but within 1,000 feet of the district boundary shall be subject to Planning Commission review. The Planning Commission may require placement of clustered lots adjacent to the boundary of the Rural Village district. TILGHMANTON HISTORIC DISTRICT OMB No. 1024-0018 NPS Form 10-900 (Rgv. 1090) , United States Department of the Interior NaV i Park Service f ..pnal Register of Historic Places Registration Form This form is for use in nominating or requesting determinations for individual properties and districts. See instructions in How to Complete tt National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (National Register Bulletin 16A). Complete each item by marking "x" in the appropriate b or by entering the information requested. If any item does not apply to the property being documented, enter "N/A" for "not applicable." F functions, architectural classification, materials, and areas of significance, enter only categories and subcategories from the instructions. Pla additional entries and narrative items on continuation sheets (NPS Form 10-900a). Use a typewriter, word processor, or computer, to comple all items. historic name Til hmanton Historic District other names/site number street & number generally along Sharpsburg Pike (Maryland Route 651 and Tilghmanton Road not for publication N/A city or town Tilghmanton (Post Office designated as Fairplayl vicinity N A state Maryland code MD county Washington code 043 zip code 21719 `, w.ihe designated authority under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1986, as amended, I hereby certify that this _ nomination — request for determinatia of eligibility meets the documentation standards for registering properties in the National Register of Historic Places and meets the procedural and professions requirements set forth In 36 CFR Part 60. in my opinion, the property _ meets _ does not meet the National Register Criteria I recommend that this property b considered significant_ nationally_ statewide — locally. (_See continuation sheet for additional comments.) Signature of certifying official/Title Date State or Federal agency and bureau In my opinion, the property_ meets _ does not meet the National Register criteria. (_ See continuation sheet for additional comments.) Signature of commenting or other official Date State or Federal agency and bureau I hereby certify that this property Is: entered in the National Register _ See continuation sheet. determined eligible for the National Register See continuation sheet. determined not eligible for the National Register removed from the National Register Signature of the Keeper Date of Action other (explain): Til hrnanton Historic District Washington County. MD Name of property County and State 5. Classification Ownership of Property Category of Property Number of Resources within Property (Check as many boxes as apply) (Check only one box) (Do not include previously -listed resources in the coup .., private _ building(s) Contributing Noncontributing public -local X district 82 28 buildings _ public -State _ site sites _ _ public -Federal — structure s4ur�tres objects object 82 28 Total Name of related multiple property listing Number of contributing resources previously listed in the National Register Tr r A none (Enter categories from instructions) DOMESTIC/single dwelling DOMESTIC/ secondary structure AGRICULTURE/SUBSISTENCE/agricultural field AGRICULTURE/SUBSISTENCE/1Imal facility EDUCATION/ school COMMERCE/TRADE/department store from Instructions) LATE 19T"ANDEARLY 20Th CENTURY REVIVALS/Colonial Revival EARLY REPUBLIC/Federal Narrative Description (Describe the historic and current condition of the property on one or more continuation sheets) Refer to continuation sheets (Enter categories from instructions) DOMESTIC/single dwelling DOMESTIC/ secondary structure AGRICULTURE/SUBSISTENCE/agricultural field AGRICULTURE/SUBSISTENCE/animal facility GOVERNMENT/post office VACANT/NOT IN USE Materials (Enter categories from instructions) foundation STONE/sandstone wallsWOOD/weatherboard; WOOD/log; BRICK; STONI roof SYNTHETICS/asphalt STONE/slate; METAI other WOOD: BRICK: STONE; CONCRETE Til htnanton Historic District Name of Property county and State nrr, ,_ .F_.— (Man__ in one or more boxes for the criteria qualifying the grope rty for \nal Register listing) _ A Property is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history. _ B Property is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past. V C Property embodies thetconstruction oristinctive of a typ, period, ormehod of represents the work of a master, or possesses high artistic values, or represents a significant and distinguishable entity whose components lack individual distinction. D Property has yielded, or is likely to yield, - information important in prehistory or history. Criteria Considerations Mark `X" in all the boxes that apply.) Property is: A owned by a religious institution or used for religious purposes. B removed from its original location. _ C a birthplace or a grave. _ D a cemetery. E a reconstructed building, object, or structure. F a commemorative property. _G less than 50 years of age or achieved significance within the past 50 years Narrative Statement of Significance (Explain the significance of the property on one or more continuation sheets.) Areas of significance (Enter categories from Instructions) ARCHITECTURE Period of Significance c.1830 -c. 1930 Significant Dates Significant Person (Complete if Criterion B is marked above) Cultural Affiliation Architect/Builder unknown oruuuyrapuy (Cite the books, articles, and other sources used in preparing this form on one or more continuation sheets.) Previous documentation on file (NPS): preliminary determination of individual listing (36 - CFR 67) has been requested. — previously listed in the National Register previously determined eligible by the National Register designated a National Historic Landmark _ recorded by Historic American Buildings Survey recorded by Historic American Engineering Record # Primary location of additional data: State Historic Preservation Office Other state agency Federal agency Local government _ University Other Name of repository: Tilghmanton Historic District Name of Property Acreage of Property ui r.j References (Place additional UTM references on a continuation sheet) Washington County, MD Countyand State Zone Easting Northing Zone Easting Northing 18 264620 4380140 3 18 264360 4378500 18 264720 4380120 4 18 264160 4378540 5 18 264120 4379480 N/A See continuation sheet. Verbal Boundary Description (Describe the boundaries of the property on a continuation sheet.) Boundary Justification (Bplain why the boundaries were selected on a continuation sheet.) name/title David L. Taylor. Principal organization Taylor & Taylor Associates Inc. date May, 1999 street & number 9 Walnut Street telephone 814-849-4900 city or town Brookville state PA zip code 15825 Continuation Sheets Maps A USGS map (7.5 or 15 minute series) indicating the property's location. A sketch map for historic districts and properties having large acreage or numerous resources. Photographs Representative black and white photographs of the property. Additional items (Check with the SHPO or FPO for any additional items) street & number city telephone state zip code Paperwork Reduction Act Statement: This information is being collected for applications to the National Register of Historic Places to nominate properties for ""Ing or vmbne eligibilityfar listing, to list properties, and to emend existing listings. Response to this request is required to obtain a benefit in accordance with the Natior. . itodc ervation Act, as amended (16 U.S.C. 470 et seq.). Estimated Burden Statement: Public reporting burden forthis form is estimated to average 18.1 hours per response including the time for reviewing instructions, gathering and is burden Division, National Paark service, P.O. Box and reviewing7Washington,, IrectcommentS regarding DC 20013-7127; and thethOffice of Management and Budget, of this PaperworktheChief, Administrative Reductions Project (1024-0018), Washington, DC 20503. VMtl H(I,IIVVUI IVU. 1U9 -vu NPS Form 10-900a (6.86) United States Department of the Interior Ne 7" al Park Service N.: knal Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section Number Page 7. Description,.Page One Tilghmanton Historic District Washington County, MD The Tilghmanton Historic District is a linear, rural area of seventy-five acres, located along ti Sharpsburg Pike in Election District No. 12 (the "Tilghmanton District") of Washington County, western Maryland, approximately ten miles south of Hagerstown, the county seat. The district nearly exclusively residential in character and consists of small-scale, generally modest and typical vernacular, buildings built of log, wood frame, brick, and concrete block. Associated with most the homes are outbuildings including barns, smokehouses, anim pens, and automobile garage For the purpose of this documentation, larger dependencies, such as auto garages, smokehouse and barns, are counted within the resource count, while smaller outbuildings are treated uncounted landscape features. Some properties have fieldstone and concrete retaining wal encircling the perimeter of their lots; these, too, are treated as uncounted landscape features hi clearly contribute to the overall residential character of the district. In addition to the residences at their associated dependencies, two important non-residential buildings are located within the distric th 913 Fair Play School on Tilghmanton Road; Resource No. 106) and the c. 1860 Bloom's Gener be (8013 Sharpsburg Pike; Resource No. 31). A total of 110 buildings are found within the Tilghmanton Historic District. Of these, 82 (74° contribute to the character of the district and 28 (26%) are non-contributing. Contributing buildinj are those built within the Period of si . ,a ficance of the district (c. 1830-c. 1930) whose architectur integrity has not been irreparably compromised by incompatible alterations. Non -contribute buildings date from outside the Period of Significance and/or have been seriously compromised I incompatible physical modifications. Typical alterations to buildings within the district include ti application of synthetic siding, window replacement, and the removal of distinctive features such i trim and porches. No particular portion of the district contains a preponderance of noti-contributit resources. Contributing and non-contributing resources are identified both on the district map ax on the Resource Inventory which accompanies the nomination documents. The buildings in the Tilghmanton Historic District are one and two stories jflJS and a rectilinear in form, including simple rectangular house and gabled ells. Foundation materia include coursed ashlar stone, rubble stone, or concrete block. Most properties are roofed with gal: roofs, set either laterally or gable en oriented to the street. Roofing material includes slate, asph< shingle, and standing seam metal. Original exterior and interior chimneys of brick or sto punctuate many of the rooflines; several properties e ibit newer exterior chimneys of concrete bloc likely installed along with central heating systems. Fenestration emplovs flat -togged forms: sot sows have multi light sash, but most have one -over -one- -and two -over -two -light configuration property at 7902 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource No. 87) retains a locally distinctive two -over -ti OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 NI'S Form 10-900-a (8 -BS) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service N.:Sonal Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section Number Page Tilghmanton Historic District Washington County, MD 7. Description Page Two sash pattern wherein the sash is flat-topped but the two upper sash lights are segmental -arched.' The Tilghmanton Historic District is comprised of modestly -sized building lots which corre- spond to the overall lack of pretension of the homes within the district. Most buildings are situated near the front of their respective lots and have side -yard setbacks of varying sizes. Some homes on the Sharpsburg Pike, particularly those near the intersection of the Pike and Tilghmanton Road, sit unusually close to the roadway because of past highway widenings. A diverse collection of outbuild- ings dots the cultural landscape of.the district, executed in brick, wood, and concrete block, with wood predominating. The topography of the district is undulating. Although plantings within the district follow no formal landscape plan, a variety of mature trees is found throughout. The area is generally devoid of pedestrian amenities such as sidewalks. One principal roadway and three secondary roar, -:ays t: Terse the district; all are paved with asphalt. The Sharpsburg Pike (Maryland Route 65) b.:;cts the district in a southwest -to -northeast direction with a right-of-way typical of state highways. Intersecting the Sharpsburg Pike are Herr Street, which enters the district from the southwest and terminates at the Sharpsburg Pike, Tilghmanton Road, which enters the district from the northwest and also terminates at the Sharpsburg Pike, and Fairplay Road, which enters the district from the west and becomes Manor Church Road when it crosses the Sharpsburg Pike near the northern terminus of the district. The latter three roadways exhibit more of a "neighborhood" character, with shallow berms and relatively narrow cartways. Architecturally, the majority of the homes within the district are vernacular in character, with little or no formal stylistic antecedents. The few homes whose design suggests a formal architectural style draw from the ederal style and the Colonial and Dutch Colonial Revival styles. "Rosemont," located at 8105 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource No. 9), isac. c. 1830 home which includes an original log portion eventually cased in brick and exhibiting a three -bay hall -and -parlor Federal -style facade. The residences at 8168 and 8225 Sharpsburg Pike (Resources No. 1Q4 and i, respectively) are of the Colonial Revival style, and 8002 and 8117 Sharpsburg Pike (Resources No. 99 and 7, respectively) are o7Dutch Colonial Revival -style derivation, with the stylistically distinctive gambrel roof. The Fairplay Sc ool on Fa>rp ay oa Resource No. 106). is of the Colonial Revival style. The overall character of the Tilghmanton Historic District is that of a mid -nineteenth-century rural hamlet, located along an important linear artery --the Hagerstown-Sharpsburg Pike -consisting vernacular residences of modest scale and unpretentious ornamentation. 1Thegenesis of this distinctive sash pattern is not known. It has been noted throughout Hagerstown and other settlements in proximity to Tilghmanton and may have been the product of a local planing mill. IPS Form 10-900-a (6-86) United States Department of the Interior Nat`--.1al Park Service N %i6nal Register of Historic Places continuation Sheet Section Number Pa9e Tilghmanton Historic District Washington County, MD g. significance Page On The Tilghmanton Historic District is documented with reference to National Register Criterior C, for architecture, as a reasonably intact and visually cohesive mid -nineteenth-century rural westerr Maryland village. The district contains a grouping of modest vernacular homes reflecting the traditions and design preferences of working-class settlers along, the Hagerstown Sharpsburg Pike during the years between c. 1830 and the early years of the twentieth century. Included within th( district's inventory of historic resources are log homes which represent the earliest settlemen architecture of the village, a collection of modest vernacular homes built without reference to an] architectural style, two Federal -style houses, four residences executed in the Colonial Revival an( Dutch Colonial Revival style, one early commercial building representing the limited and strictly loca mercantile life of the hamlet, and one early twentieth-century schoolhouse. The Period of Significanc( of the district begins c. 1830 (the approximate date of construction of the settlement's earlies buildings) and extends to c. 1930, when the last of Tilghmanton's historic buildings were erected T, -, ocumentation supplants Maryland Historical Trust Inventory Form WA-Il- 152, which contain( 1= iimal documentation and narrative treatment describing either the history or appearance of th( area. The village of Tilghmanton was named for Col. Frisby (also spelled "Frisbi") Tilghman (1774 1847), who, as a young man, came to Washington County late in the eighteenth century fron Maryland's eastern shore. He began to acquire property in the area until his holdings exceeded 1, 10( acres. In 1807 he was appointed judge of the Orphan's Court of Washington County. Little was eve recorded about the settlement or developmental history of Tilghmanton, beyond a brief note in i nineteenth-century county history which asserted that Frisby Tilghman "laid out the town into lot for poor people.'2 No corroboration for this statement exists, and some local historians tend b debunk this notion. Tilghman's own residence, "Rockland," is located approximately one mile nortl of the settlement which bears his name. The area's first permanent European settler was one John Smith, who arrived fromand th in 1810. The hamlet was not established until 1834 and developed slowly, never growingbe Y scale and status of an unincorporated rural village.3 Tilghmanton' likely ly o Route owes existence 6sten which it location on the Hagerstown-Sharpsburg Pike (now Sharpsburg Pike, Mary k the county seat of Hagerstown to Sharpsburg, near the Potomac River. An 1859 map of Washingto: County4 (Figure 2), showed Tilghmanton as a linear settlement of about a dozen buildings. A histor 2Scharf, J. Thomas History of Washington County, Maryland (1882; rpt.; Baltimore: Regional Publishing Company, 1968), p. 1287. 3lnformation provided by local historian George Anikis, 1999. `1Caggert, Thomas, Map of Washington County, Maryland,"(Philadelphia: Charles DeSilver, 1859). O810 Approval No. 10240018 UPS Form 10000-a (S-8) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service N:_ronal Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section Number . Pa e 8. Significance Page Two Tilghmanton Historic District Washington County, MD of Washington County in the Civil War made no mention of Tilghmanton's having had any associa- tion with the nearby Battle of Antietam. By the late 1870s, when the Illustrated Atlas of Washing- ton Countys was published, the village was shown to contain fewer than fifty buildings (Figure 3). The 1870 Census showed Tilghmanton to have developed as a working-class rural community; occupations reported in the Census included "farm laborer," "fanner," and "day laborer;" women were exclusively recorded as "keeping house." The settlement retained this general character throughout the Period of Significance. The aforementioned county atlas included a list of citizens of the Tilghmanton Election District, but it reveals little as to the identity of the population of the hamlet itself. When compared to the atlas map, the list identified nurseryman and farmer H. N. Cross (who was a Washington County native born in 1842) as one of the citizens of Tilghmanton, along with magistrate J. H. Wade, a Virginian who came to Washington County in 1832. The other indly' 'als itified in the list were not shown on the map. Prior to the publication of the county atlas, .a schoolhouse had been erected along the road between Tilghmanton and its sister village, Fairplay (also spelled as "Fair Play"), located less than a mile to the west. The nineteenth-century schoolhouse was replaced in 1913 with a new brick building executed in the Colonial Revival style. Although the school is much closer to Tilghmanton than to Fairplay, it is nonetheless named for the latter. The namestone over the main door identifies the 1913 building as "Dis. No. 12 School No. 4." It is presently vacant with an uncertain future. With respect to the Tilghmanton Historic District's Criterion C significance for architecture, the district stands as a locally -significant assemblage of small-scale, primarily residential, architecture, along with one commercial building and one schoolhouse, all built during the years between the turn of the nineteenth century and c. 1930. The district reflects the settlement architecture of rural western Maryland, and draws generally from traditional vernacular design tenets (such as log construction)rather than from elite stylistic influences. The community's vernacular homes were erected by anonymous house -builders or by their original owners themselves, and reflect the simplicity of design and overall absence of pretension which typify rural, settlement architecture throughout this part of the county. Examples of the vernacular domestic architecture which characterizes the Tilghmanton Historic District include 8103 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource No. 3), 8039 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource No. 15), 8031. Sharpsburg Pike (Resource No. 19), 7821 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource No. 53), and the adjacent log houses at 7729 and 7727 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource Nos. 1 and 65, respectively) and the c. 1840 two -bay stone house at 7928 Sharpsburg Pike (Resoul No. 3). The district's single example of historic institutional architecture is the Fairplay School of ±913, Slllustrated Atlas of Washington County, Maryland (Philadelphia: Lake, Griffing, & Stephenson, 1877). NPS Form 10-900-a (888) United States Department of the Interior Na'?al Park Service N tonal Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section Number Pa e 8. significance Page Three Tilghmanton Historic District Washington County, MD executed in the Colonial Revival style. Commercial design is represented by the Bloom General Stor at 8013 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource No. 31). As noted above, influence from formal architectural design is nearly absent for most residenth resources of the district. Two buildings, "Rosemont" (8105 Sharpsburg Pike; Resource No. 9) an 8019 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource No. 26) exhibit some characteristics of Federal -style desig including their massing, fenestration, roof orientation, and ornamentation. "Rosemont," the district most elaborate early building, began as a log house and was eventually cased in brick, with a thre( bay hall -and -parlor facade (It was previously documented on Maryland Historical Trust Inventor Form WA -II -1127). The home at 7909 Sharpsburg Pike is of wood construction and also features three -bay facade with an offset entrance suggesting a hall -and -parlor floor plan. The homes at 822 a* " 168 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource Nos. 1 and 104, respectively) are of Colonial Revival design, an 7 and 8002 Sharpsburg Pike (Resource Nos. 17 and 99, respectively) are of Dutch Coloni; Revival design, incorporating the gambrel roof form which defines this particular early twentietl century American revival style. Taken as a whole, this district addresses as a representative of a centu and containin avarlety or gciic.any of the district is far less pretentious than that found in other Washington County National Registr districts, including the far more urbanized districts in Hagerstown (such as the Hagerstown Con mercial Core Historic District [NR 1/17/83] or the Hagerstown Historic District [NR 2/2/94]). Ti district's small-scale design and overall lack of architectural ornamentation clearly conveys i overriding character as acollection of working-class settlement architecture in this portion of wester Maryland. rural Criterion C registration requirements on a local 1ev niet tinting from the second third of the nineteeni OMB Approval No. 10240018 UPS Forth 76900-a (8-06) United States Department of the Interior National Park Service N :Tonal Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section Number Page Tilghmanton Historic District Washington County, MD Y IK f.xrtYO�'S�n Geographic Organization Western Maryland Chronological Developmental Period(s) Agricultural -Industrial Transition A. D. 1815- 1870 Prehistoric/Historic Period Theme(s) Agriculture Architecture, Landscape Architecture, &, Com- munity Planning Resource Type Category: District Historic Environment: Village, Rural Historic Function(s) and Use(s) Domestic/single dwelling Domestic/secondary structure Agricultural/Subsistence/agricultural field Agriculture/Subsistence/animal facility Education/ school Known Design Sources None NFS Form 10.900a (8-26) United States Department of the Interior Nate al Park Service fLTonal Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section Number Page Major Biblio raphical References, Page One Tilghmanton Historic District Washington County, MD An Illustrated Atlas of Washington County, Maryland (Philadelphia: Lake, Griffing, & Stephensoi 1887). Historical Materials on Washington County, (Hagerstown: Washington County Free Library, 1975), Maryland Historical Trust. Inventory Form No. WA -II -1 127 (for "Rosement," 8105 Sharpsburg Pike Sc `' ')'f, J. Thomas History of Washington County, Maryland (1882; rpt., Baltimore: Region. .iiishing Co., 1968). Taggert, Thomas Map of Washington County, Maryland, (Philadelphia: Charles DeSilver, 1859). Varle, Charles Map of Frederick and Washington Counties, Maryland (n. p., 1808). Williams, Thomas J. C. A History of Washington County, Maryland (1906; rpt., Baltimore: Region Publishing Company, 1968). PS Forth 10-900-a rasp Jnited States Department of the Interior datir: ��I Park Service Na; vnal Register of Historic Places ontinuation Sheet !IT.G 1.i1' ANT ON TILGHMANTON b1ST. Srrr/r 30 R,/, In (P1 /line Tilghmanton Historic District Washington County, MD 11 N. fros.r r ',_ xansery asaces j erg '` �a,Ar Figure.S This excerpt from the 1887 An Illustrated Aflas of Washington County, Maryland (Philadelphia: Lake, Griffrng, & Stephenson) shows the rural hamlet character of the village of Tilghmanton, which has remained essentially unaltered throughout the life of the settlement. The Pike runs from the southwest to the northeast, Tilghmanton Road intersects the Pike roughly at the center of the com- munity, and Fairplay Road/Manor Church Road intersect at the northern reaches of the settlement. The scale has been altered due to the enlargement of the map. Prepared by TAYLOR & TAYLOR ASSOCIATES, INC. Historic Preservation & Community Development Specialists 9 Walnut Street Brookville, PA 15825 814-849-4900 1999 DISTRICT MAP Scale: 1" = 600' Legend: District Boundary +r ® S Contributing Resources Non-contributing Resources O fl ` to auj I 38 4` J400 ' COMMUNITY \ VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. mac° .747/290 ° Jff .t'aw' SPACE ■ i ■ �F � X266 7 J1F % i i w I7 23 i .1? la N ■ 1� I r' a a �P4 b0 ■ P,339 1� ,q t�■ i ■ Ii ■ P.41 i s S ■ li / ana a� ■37 II_cv� - N T�,1 P.3\o a IIO / ;rP a . ■'3�ce . fPao .r;tfJj ■ i-rR O I*3 305 T/LGHMANTON N ■ 4 LE.W \6 E. WINGER 517 201 1 ax.43A• m f tea, ��� .�. ��-�• j �/" Act RB- e�p P293 9326 I Piz R)- 71 /� RB-E PR93 _ Li MELVIN L. DRAPER 777/614 88.OOA. ./( A 65 FW54 nn II Ms Christa Nye, Environmental Specialist Burgess & Niple 12700 Black Forest Lane Suite 100 Woodbridge, VA 22192 Dear Ms Nye: Thank you for the opportunity to provide information on historic resources as they might be affected by the proposed construction of a 120 foot telecommunication tower located at 5404 Mondell Road, north of Sharpsburg. Enclosed please find a map of the area that shows sites in the area that are included in Washington County's Inventory of Historic Properties and a rh mile radius. I have included the inventory forms for the sites within the rh mile radius. There are also sites in the area listed in the Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties. Those site numbers are listed below. The inventory forms for all of the sites noted and the Maryland Historical Trust's determination of National Register eligibility can be found on MHT's website via an inventory search (www. http://www.mdihp.net/cfm/index.cfm) The Washington County Historic District Commission should review the proposal in its earliest stages of development. The Commission could not perform an adequate review without additional information on the appearance of the tower and its related silo structure. Please provide detailed drawings or photographs and I can schedule a review at a future meeting. Also be advised that a commercial communication tower is a special exception use in the Preservation zoning district that exists on the property locted at 5404 Mondell Road. I would recommend your review of the appropriate sections of the Washington County Zoning Ordinance in preparation for that application. (Section the table of Land use regulations in section 3.3, Section 4.22 governing Commercial Communication Towers icluding the various referenced definitions and Article 5C Preservation district. Finally, one of the maps included with your correspondence, Exhibit 2, is incorrect. It locates 5404 Mondell Road at the corner of MD Rt 65 (Sharpsburg Pike) and Taylors Landing Road. Thank you for the opportunity to provide information to assist in your development of the project. 'GABLE RETURNS' 4 DOUBLE FASCIA AS PER FRONT ELEVATION RIDGE VENT TRANSOM ABOVE ENTRY' (TYPICAL) =- -6 - 8" GABLE OVERHANG (FRONT - - ONLY) �iitLiL±TI HJ ------=---- _ H !E:i7-; H t4NIIE1L = ____ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ _ __ .r::: -:r^-' -�1.r i:-1._.... ,_.<-.�. .-, .e.._.. r. �. .. .. .._-. �-rrs� ��r --- ---- 2-8" RISERS TO GRADE r= --------------------------- �- _ v _________________________________::=====(PENDNG SITE) =__-==_-_____: _::::::__:_::_:_:_---- �'} VINYL SIDING WITH BRICK TO r.ON GRADE UNDER (ENTIRE FRONT) MINIMUM CLEARANCE -VINYL SIDING = S" ABOVE GRADE MIN. DEPT(-1-CONC. FOOTINGS $ J ' (T : 30" BELOW GRADE NOTE: WINDOWS IN CONDITIONED NOTE " fi FoorNC,S AREAS TO BE 'LOW E' U.33 ro: Mil Tu .is< dRACICri�f 2, _ 12" OVERHANG WINDOW GRILLES- - -- -___ _ _.--__- - —_--- _- -__ __ _ __ _--�_—__ __------ (TYPICAL) -1 ---.-------- __ — —__._ R -- 4 - Li H __ VINYL SIDING WITIN 8° THOROSEALED ___DIRECTLY GRADING ABOVE GRADE (EACH END) ______ THOROSEAL ABOVE GRADE NOTE: MIN. SLOPE OF GRADING jE (ENTIRE REAR) LI: T = 6" PER 1ST 1O'O" FROM HOUSE APPROVED BY DATE Noes: 1. All front views are artists conceptions (not scaled drawings) unless otherwise stated, 13. S cial Notes: l vJS OLIVER HOMES, INC. IDATE:t OWNER 2. All interior dimensions of floor plans are approximate. All exterior dimensions are to scale. 0LIVER HOMES, SCALE34j. ( i gppRpygp BY DRAWN a OWNER All electric, plumbing, heating, laundry facilities,INC.. drains, pipes, vents, ductwork, furnace location, sump _ f £► 08 k-10 %eso CONTRACTOR Authorized Signature for Oliver Homes, Inc. hole shall be located at the discretion of contractor. CONTRACTORS & BUI DFRS „�, f , Mt ttp .I Ca(2r.iC T_1u�s Cr+sra�. K. N1iiCJr; uuuuuu■-MM WITNESS of all signatures 4. All changes regardless whether carpentry, electrical, plumbing, heating, etc. must be made through the office (Jot) 797-� tri�� xAceRsrowN'a� of the company and approved by an officer of the Corporation. - ANCHOR CLIPS 12" MAX. FROM EACH CORNER (12" MAXIMUM SPACING) 2" UNDERSLAO CONDENSATE LINE NOTE: FULL HEIGHT BLOCK * REAR 4 LEFT END WALLS NOTE: 12" CERAMIC TILE ABOVE TUB UNIT -4 WALLS (TILED TUB FRONT) 4'-A" NOTE: THOROSEALED BLOCK INTERIOR TYPICAL * FOUNDATION (2 COATS) NOTE: FOYER AREA 2" X 4"'S * 16" O.G. I/2" O.S.B. SHEATHING 1/2" STYROFOAM APPROVED BY OWNER OWNER CONTRACTOR Authorized Signature for Oliver Homes, Inc. WITNESS of all signatures DATE NOTE: FULL -HEIGHT FRAMING * RIGHT END WALL (2" X 4" STUDDING * 16" W/R-13 INSULATION) 9' -lilt 2'-5" OUNPATION LEVEL Notes: 1. All front views are artists conceptions (not scaled drawings) unless otherwise stated. 2. All interior dimensions of floor plans are approximate. All exterior dimensions are to scale. 3. All electric, plumbing, heating, laundry facilities, drains, pipes, vents, ductwork, furnace location, sump hole shall be located at the discretion of contractor. 4. All changes regardless whether carpentry, electrical, plumbing, beating, etc. must he made through the office of the company and approved by an officer of the OLIVER HOMES, INC. TOE MOULDING • VINYL 4 LAMINATE FLOORING AREAS NOTE: DRYWALL BULKHEAD * REAR FOR HVAC DUCTWORK ABOvE ------------------------------------------------ ELECTRICAL LEGEND LIGHT OUTLET SWITCHED OUTLET/LIGHT FAN -LIGHT RECESSED LIGHT FLUOR. LIGHT PULL -CHAIN LIGHT SINGLE SWITCH $, 3 -WAY SWITCH TV JACK I PHONE JACK ® SMOKE DETECTOR PADDLE -FAN QP DOUBLE FLOODLIGHTS NOTE: CONC. BLOCK, 4 FOOTINGS FOR FUTURE GARAGE BY OWNER (811 BLOCK t 16" )< 8" FOOTINGS) 22'O" LENGTH X 220" DEPTH DRAIN TILE TO GRADE NOTE: 5 COURSE BLOCK WITH DRYWALL FINISHED 2" X 6" STUDDING * 24" O.C. ABOVE, R -I9 WALL INSULATION (FRONT WALL -AS PER PLAN) NOTE: METAL CORNER BRACES OR O.S.B. PLYWOOD -EACH CORNER * EVERY 25O" OF WALL LENGTH SOLID BLOCK UNDER BOTTOM COURSE OF BRICK Special Notes: OLIVER HOMES, INC. SCALE: Y "a 1"p~ APPROVED BY DRAWN Rr DATE: t j4 O$ _ V�o2,.i(�,a .S-vepi.4 tJ J. GQeet 71)S.C S14LI. MIS DMWINnn�UMQ16 NUMBER VS NOTE: METAL CORNER BRACES OR O.S.B. PLYWOOD -EACH CORNER • EVERY 25'O" OF WALL LENGTH 13'-1O" 6'-3" I I I TOE MOULDING • VINYL 4 LAMINATE FLOORING AREAS x 1-9 ]-0 x 3-T 34" • E3a .1J #2 O' S III_61�" S111t jj, ll'6i" DEN FAh-L�G1R c 6EDROOM #3 ____ 2, 0 ' .' NOTE: INTERIOR DIMENSIONS - HELF OF W/D CLOSET • (CO' 3O" lit tt11. zvENNT -- - 26'. xi'a. -----; _ 50' , b' � DRAIN PAN �. - __ - ATTIC AGGE ® • .�"� Tr _ /�'_+- ' 24' X,31 CLOSET ---------- '-� ' -------- O ,Q n ---------------------- CLOSET WOOD RAILING i J1 =r1fJtr xe-S 40 6 LINEN 4 3'-0• x 5-2' NOTE: FOYER AREA 2" X 4"'S • 16" O.G. V2" O.S.B. SHEATHING V2" STYROFOAM I5' -O" 3'-d,' 3-c I /)G'T D AC A ; FLOOR `—"J I OUTLET aaZ � J ZI I) LAMINATE` O FiDORII�_1Lc,� a rn 5-7 WP DIRECTLY i wnco civl or ` CA 2-8" RISERS TO GRADE (PENDING SITE) 13'-a" 3-0' • 5-2 I TRANSOM ABOVE ENTRY 3'-d •5-2 4'-2" l' -O" 4'-1O" 3'-O" 3'-O" 3'-1O" 6'-4" 3'-1O" • 16'-0" 6'- " 22-O" 14-O" TURNED GABLE Q 6/12 SLOPE N LOOK LEVEL ELECTRICAL LEGEND LIGHT OUTLET SWITCHED OUTLET/LIGHT FAN -LIGHT + RECESSED LIGHT FLUOR. LIGHT __ PULL -CHAIN LIGHT SINGLE SWITCH 3 -WAY SWITCH TV JACK V PHONE JACK E SMOKE DETECTOR PADDLE -FAN QQ DOUBLE FLOODLIGHTS APPROVED BY DATE OWNER OWNER CONTRACTOR Authorized Signature for Oliver Hones, Inc. WITNESS of all Signatures Notes: 1. All front views are artists conceptions (not scaled drawings) unless otherwise stated. 2. All interior dimensions of floor plans are approximate. All exterior dimensions are to scale. 3. All electric, plumbing, heating, laundry facilities, drains, pipes, vents, ductwork, furnace location, sump hole shall be located at the discretion of contractor. 4. All changes regardless whether carpentry, electrical, plumbing, heating, etc. must be made through the office of the company and approved by an officer of the Corporation. OLIVER HOMES, INC. Special Notes: • OLIVER HOMES INC. SCALE: l r c I p APPROVED av DRAWN Kr g„pL I( Lrar�tC� oATE: 1 18 cab CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS S-iTePu1J J• fi Us. ( $- C iA4- t Mt►W� (301) 797-0 ttncERSTOWN. Mtn D"AWINCNUswtle C a METAL DRIP EDGE 4 NOTE: NON 'LOAD -BEARING' INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO BE 2" X 4"'S s 24" O.C. (EXCEPT KITCHEN AREA) 0 TWOROSEAL ABOVE GRADE Va (ENTIRE REAR) z Ow NOTE: FULL HEIGPT BLOCK IL e REAR I LEFT END WALLS d) (SEE FOUNDATION PLAN) cA (it "r -3 a X urn Q TAR 4 PARGING BELOW GRADE IS" X B" CONCRETE FOOTING W/"4 RE -BAR i" D.G. (VARIES W/BLOCK SIZE, MN. DEPTH"3O" BELOW GRA ANCHOR CLIPS 12" MAX FIBERGLAS SHINGLES 1/16" O.S.S. SHEATHING 015 FELT 1/2" DRYWALL VAPOR BARRIER FLOOR 'S' T I RIDGE VENT (TYPICAL) TRUSS AREA 25'O" m 24" O.C. BEAM 3" STEEL COLUMNS (TYPICAL) 1O" CONC. BLOCK (TYPICAL) GRAVEL (12" MAXIMUM SPACING) NOTE: THOROSEALED BLOCK INTERIOR TYPICAL * FOUNDATION (2 COATS) n c NOTE: 'HOUSE -WRAP' TO BE INSTALLED a ALL EXPOSED EXTERIOR SURFACES (TYPICAL) 12 R-38 INSUL. -I 2"X4"'S®Is" O.C. TURNED GABLE A 6/12 ROOF SLOPE (8" GABLE OVERHANG) VINYL SIDING I" STYROFOAM (R-5) R-13 INSULATION NOTE: FOYER AREA 2"X4"'SY IS" O.C. 1/2" O.S.B. SHEATHING 1/2" STYROFOAM L. 2" X 6" STUDDING STAIR DATA (AS PER PLAN) G_ 1fl 6 RIISERS DWN ♦ (CUT) GRADE UNDER(ENTIRE CFRO FRONT) KTb 12 TREADS • 9.5" (CUT) ForER LANDING INSULATION • FNISHED DRYWALL 2 COATS TWOROSEAL BELOW GRADE (TYP.) �•,. �.DRAIN TILE-T-0RM-A-DRAIN' WITH 6" STONE ABOVE da �: Y.� e POLY. SOLID BLOCK UPPDER BOTTOM COURSE OF BRICK CONCRETE FOOTING (•4 RE -BAR • 6" O.C., SEE FOUNDATION PLAN) VINYL SIDING WITH 8" THOROSEAL DIRECTLY ABOVE (EACH END) 1.,