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Home My WebLink About20100203From: Goodrich, Steve Vep, X3, ,20%6> Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 10:58 AM To: Chip Stewart; Chris Horst; Gary Rohrer; Merry Stinson; Rob Bowman; Sandy Izer Cc: Eckard, Debra S. Subject: No Feb meeting but... Good morning everyone, There are no building permit or other applications that require approval this month. I am not scheduling a meeting for February. There is a rezoning application for the HP -Historic Preservation Overlay that should have your recommendation (RZ-10-001). In the past you have done these by a consensus in return e/mails. I think it will work this time as well. If the HP overlay zone were approved for this property it would require that changes (that require building permits) to the exterior of structures in the zone must be approved by the HDC. The HDC uses the Secretary of the Interior's Guidelines to review and approve those applications. Here are links to the Zoning Ordinance (Go to Article 20) that contains guidelines for receiving the zone (20.4 and 20.5) and guidelines for activity within the zone (20.6) and a link to the Secretary's Guidelines. I am attaching the application materials. There are two applications for 2 parcels. Approval of the zone would also make the property owner eligible for County property tax credits equal to 5% or 10% of the cost of approved new construction or restorations respectively. The property owner is voluntarily requesting the zone and presumably understands the restrictions. htt :/p /www.washco-md net/washco df files/Ileal/ZoningOrd pdf http://www.npa gov/history/hps/tps/standguide/ You can respond by return e/mail and I will assemble your comments and include them in the rezoning staff report . It should not affect your comments in any way, but you do need to know that the applicant, Chris Horst, is an HDC member. I would expect Chris to excuse himself from the recommendation for obvious reasons. Enjoy your night off. Steve Stephen T. Goodrich Chief Planner Washington County Division of Planning and Community Development 80 West Baltimore Street Hagerstown, MD 21740 240-313-2438 240-313-2431 (FAX) sgoodrich@washco-md. net C IfCD ):s3pm WASHINGTON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND ORDINANCE AMENDMENT APPLICATION PLEASE BE SURE TO COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE SECTIONS AND SIGN THE APPLICATION. THE APPLICATION MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE APPROPRIATE FEES. (PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: "WASHINGTON COUNTY TREASURER".) (kr15.6?ker 1, Fhr5+ APPLICANT Ch�lsinktr L.lmr5(f PROPERTY OWNER Type of Amendment requested: MAP AMENDMENT 1) Zoning Ordinance: WASHINGi'ON COUNTY PLANNING OEPARTMtNT To be completed by the Planning Commission Case No.a- i &-COI Date Filed: / - %c2. /D Fee Paid: Hearing Date: _ j II) 7ZF/i-nf.ct- m b y j4utrS4dt41, ✓b LI>N2 ADDRESS 7Zt j%44,� base {'�u.r,crsfawn� *?j Z174Z ADDRESS The applicant hereby petitions for the reclassification of land Located at 728' /}nfia4aw, bri vG Street Name and Number or N S E W side of road, distance N S E W from nearest Intersecting road Consisting of 2, 571 Spucrc 'tc.+ Area in square feet if less than one (1) acre, or in acres if one (1) acre or more From the !ZS District to the t4S Jk{ P Present classification Req ested Classification Tax Map: 38 Grid: 1 �f Parcel No.: 680 Explanation (As described in the' "Administrative Procedures for Rezoning Applications"): ucsiin+ j41 Znr,nq ayu(T Sa Ac(dhna( aflncl. P, If additional space is needed, please attach a separate sheet of paper) REASON FOR THE REQUEST: (Please check one) ❑ Change in the character of the neighborhood ❑ Mistake in Original Zoning Ordinance Amendment Application Page 2 TEXT AMENDMENT Please check one: Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance Comprehensive Plan Forest Conservation Ordinance Solid Waste Plan Subdivision Ordinance Water and Sewer Plan Zoning Ordinance Proposed Text: Deletions should be in brackets, unchanged wording in lower case, and new wording in caps. Section No. Attorney or Agent �7 j Address �u )'Ihi'2'{2 . D -,\e ({z�ut t3'S+U,^\ f%211,12 Address Applicant's Signature i Subscribed and sworn before me this I day of 2010 . 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TvvRN7'ORY ._ NOMINATION FORM DATE EN7E t k? `' 211978`, HISTORIC ockland Farm+° AND/OR COMMON Davis House LOCATION PRESENT USE CATEGORY -01STRICT_. .XBUWTINGISI —STRUCTURE SITE .—OBJECT Mr's OWNERSHIP _PUBUC XJ'RIVATE _.BOTH PUBLIC ACQUISITION JN PROCESS _BEING CONSIDERED OF PROPERTY nao;n STATUS OCCUPIED _UNOCCUPIED ._WORK IN PROGRESS ACCESSIBLE _YES: RESTRICTED _YES: UNRESTRICTED X -NO .,,AGRICULTURE _MUSEUM ...COMMERCIAL -PARK ,EDUCATIONAL y_PRIVATE RESIDENCE _ENTERTAINMENT -RELIGIOUS _GOVERNMENT _SCIENTIFIC JNDUSTRIAL TRANSPORTATION .._MILITARY OTHER: STREET & NUMBER 72 9 Antietam Drive STATE uTY.TDWN „ VICINmOF Maryland 21740 Hagerstown .ALOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION COURTHOUSE. REGISTRY OFDEEDSETC. Washington County Court House West Washington Street srATE CITY.TOWN Mnmrl nnA REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS TITLE W- DAtE J'EDEIIAL _STATE _COUNTY ...LOCAL DEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY RECORDS STATE CITY.TOWN - WA-Z-Ii4 ®DESCRIPTION ( ( WA -2- I17 CONDITION CHECK ONE CHECK ONE _EXCELLENT _DETERIORATED .,..UNALTERED X,-0RIGINALSITE X_0000 —RUINS xaLTERED _MOVED DATE —FAIR ....UNEXPOSED DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (IF KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE "Rockland Farm" is located at 728 Antietam Drive in Hagerstown in the village of Fiddlersburg or Security. it is situated on the east side of the road on a rise of ground above the Marsh Run. It faces west. The structure is a two-story, three -bay stone dwelling with white trim. An arched date stone set in the gable of the south elevation is inscribed with the year 1773. The walls are constructed of coursed local fieldstone at the front ele- vation and rubble stones at the side and rear walls. A low watertable a short distance above ground level extends along the front elevation. Decorative masonry work associated with the exterior of the house in- cludes segmental stone arches over most window openings and over the date plaque. Windows which retain their original framing have wide wooden members secured with pegs. First story openings at the front elevation contain nine -over -nine pane double -hung sashes.— Other windows contain nine - over -six light sashes. The main entrance is located in the north bay of the front elevation. The doorway is framed similarly to the windows with pegged joining. A narrow four -light transom is present over the door. A modern shed roof entrance porch is present at the main entrance and a one-story porch extends along the east or rear elevation.. The roof ex- tends beyond the end walls of the house and is covered with Chanel groove sheet metal. The eaves boxing is finished with a course of sim- ple molding. An interior chimney of brick with several courses of cor- beling at its top is present just north of the center of the house. The interior of the house is divided into three rooms and a stair hall. Interior doors have six raised panels trimmed with plain quarter round molding. Most doors are held with long strap hinges. The house is in good condition and is located on a tract containing .61 acres. Behind the house is a log outbuilding and a one -and -a -half story stone dwelling, built over a spring. The stone dwelling is considered in form WA -I-117. if SIGNIFICANCE WA --t- II(n w,4 -r- 07 AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE •- CHECK AND JUSTIFY BELOW ' PERIOD PLANNING SCAPE ARCHITECTURE _PREHISTORIC —.ARCHEOLUGV•PREHISTORIC _COMMUNITY -uN _RELIGION CE ,1400-1499 _-ARCHEOLOGY-H19TORIC _ N ---SCULPTURE ,16004696 .AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS —ECONOMICS _LITERATURE .SOCIAL/HUMANITARIAN .•.1900.7899 X -ARCHITECTURE _EDUCATION ,MILITARY ,THEATER x-170096 .17 —ART _ENGINEERING _MU91c —PHILOSOPHY _TRANSPORTATION _18004889 —COMMERCE _EXPLORATIOWSETTLEMENY _POUTICSTODVERNMENT ,OTHER lSPECIFYI _1900 _COMMUNICATIONS _INDUSTRY INVENTION . N. SPECIFIC DATES 1773 date stone BUILDERYARCHITECT STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE The area of significance of this house is its architecture. Dated 1773, it is one of the few substantiated examples of Washington County's 18th century secprovidese• standard withwhich to compare Titus addition to its own eeoth rlexamples. this house provides a good The "Rockland Farm" has several features which appear to be associated with pre -19th century buildings in the Cumberland Valley and Western Maryland. Arched window heads, a prominent feature of this building have been found on examples dating from before 1790. The presence inofwthe eames. watertable is another early feature as are the wide pegged The central chimney probably reflects early German building traditions. Documented examples of Washington County's 18th century central chimney houses have been traced to settlers of German origin. This house is said to. have been built by a member of the Funk family, probably Henry Funk. It is apparently located. on part of a land grant called "Locust Bottom," containing 1,081 acres which was surveyedSforon's for II. Funk on August 24, 1758. In 1802, parts of "Locust Bottom;'t It Racht" and '!S₹rife,Found1' were surveyed into a plot which was renamed "Rockland Farm." Another house, quite similar to this one, also built by a member of the Funk family and dated 1774 is located in Security (WA -I-124), a short distance south of Rockland Farm. r WA -Z-• ilk • flMAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES "Frontier F.ashbacks-. The Funkhouse,tt Morning Herald, Hagerstown, Maryland, April 27, 1950. rGEOGRAPHICAL DATA 9 a�L ACREAGE OF NOMINATED PROPERTY 0.61 7� r92 UTM REFERENCES LIST ALL STATES AND COUNTIES FOR PROPERTIES OVERLAPPING STATE OR COUNTY BOUNDARIES STATE CODE COUNTY CODE STATE CODE = COUNTY CODE ®FORM PREPARED BY swo NAME/TITLE Paula Stoner Dickey, Consultant ORGANIZATION DATE tJnehinotnn County Historical Sites Survey September 1974 791-3065 CITYORTOWN _ _...._ Maryland 21740 ®STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER CERTIFICATION THE EVALUATED SIGNIFICANCE OFTHIS PROPERTY WITHIN THE STATE NATIONAL_..._ STATE_,_.. LOCAL As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law89.8651. I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park/ L - ^ i L /AA flt. iw• TITLE DATE rj ape salads r, CONTINUATION SHEET WA -I-116 Funk -Davis House Interior Description The first story interior of this house is divided into three rooms and an entrance/stair area. The front door opens into a small enclosed room with a primitive stair which rises against the north wall of the house. A rough square newel and pairs of balusters sup- port a massive hand rail with curved aides. Interior doors have six raised panels trimmed with quarter round and are held with strap hinges terminating with heart shaped end pieces. Door frames are also trimmed with quarter round molding. A door from the entranceway leads into a parlor with a fireplace located against its inside wall. The fireplace mantel is trimmed with cove molding and decorative reeding. Evidence in the ceiling suggests that the parlor may have been divided nearly in half by an east to west partition. Behind the parlor and the stair area are two rooms, one of which was the kitchen. It appears to have had a fireplace which was set against the parlor fireplace and which shared the same flue. In the southeast corner of the first story is a small room with a built-in cupboard with fluted trim and ogee cornice molding. It is fitted under the exposed summer beam which can be seen in both of the rear rooms. The interior woodwork of this house does not seem to be consis- tent as evidenced by the rough appearing stair which contrasts with the rather fine cupboard and other interior detail. The mantel is of a type associated with later 18th and early 19th century houses in Washington County. Additional detailed study of this house is needed before these interior elements can be dated firmly. Deed Records -- WA -1-116 -- Davis 'Farm Liber 303, Folio 421, October 19, 1965 Grantor: Emma L. Wolfinger Grantees: Charles T. Davis, Sr. and Dorothy C. Davis .61 acres. Liber 254, Folio 267, November 12, 1949 Grantors: Clarence G. Hurd and Vergie A. Hurd Grantee: Emma L. Wolfinger .99 acres. Liber 208, Folio 330, December 19, 1938 Grantors: John E. Stonebraker and Ella B. Stonebraker" Grantees: Charente G. Hurd and Vergie A. Hurd A portion of Parcel #1, "Rockland Farm," 56 acres. Liber 174, Folio 541, June 22, 1926 Grantor: J. Ellsworth Stonebraker Grantees: John E. Stonebraker Liber 99, Folio 378, October 28, 1892 Grantor: Daniel 01 Hoover et al Grantees: J. Ellsworth Stonebraker $3,205,_56 acres Will Liber H, Will of Samuel Hoover , Dated May 21, 1884, Folio 193 Liber LEN 2, Folio 15, March 29, 1867 Grantors: John Dayhoff and Sarah Dayhoff Grantee: Samuel Hoover $10,000, 111 acres, 2 perches Liber IN 17, Folio 3, March 31, 1863 Grantor: Arthur J. R. Magruder and Elmore Magruder Grantee: John Dayhoff $10, 934.64, part of "Summer's Rach,t" "Locust Bottom," "Found Stripe," resurveyed into one tract January 12, 1802 and called "Rockland Farm," 138 acres, 30 perches Liber IN 12, Folio 574, August 29, 1854 Grantor: John W. Stouffer and Margaret Stouffer at al Grantee: A. J. R. Magruder $8,346.20 a Liber IN 2, Folio 468, March 18, 1847 Grantor; Michael Emmert, Trustee Grantee: Sarah Emmert w $34. per acre, 161.75 acres and 27 perches Liber II, Folio 532, June 11, 1827 Grantor: Mary Funk, wodow of Martin Funk et.al Grantee: Daniel Emmert $4,847.62-1/2. Resurvey on "Simmon's Rackt," "Locust Bottom," "Strife Found," 161.5 acres and 14 perches. ro r OLOZ/bnn.O P03ulid'6480Z-43S HSW'seAfgoJV ejejS puejtieW National Register Listings in Maryland Photo credit: Paula Stoner Dickey, 02/1974 Property Name: Rockland Farm Date Listed: 7/21/1978 Inventory No.: WA -I-116, WA -I-117 Location: 728, 726, Antietam Drive, Hagerstown, Washington County Page 1 of 2 Description: Rockland Farm is a two-story, three -bay stone dwelling with white trim. An arched datestone set in the gable of the south elevation is inscribed with the year 1773. The walls are constructed of coursed local fieldstone at the front elevation and rubble stones at the side and rear walls. A low watertable a short distance above ground level extends along the front elevation. Decorative masonry work associated with the exterior of the house includes segmental stone arches over most window openings and over the date plaque. First story openings at the front elevation contain 9/9 sash windows, while others contain 9/6 light sashes. The main entrance is located in the north bay of the front elevation. The doorway and windows are framed with pegged joining. A narrow four -light transom is present over the door. A modem shed roofed entrance porch is present at the main entrance and a one-story porch extends across the east or rear elevation. An interior corbeled brick chimney is present just north of the center of the metal roof. Behind the main house is a log outbuilding and a I 1/2 -story stone tenant house built over a spring. Significance: Rockland Farm is significant for its architecture. Dated 1773, it is one of the few substantiated examples of Washington County's 18th century architecture. Thus, in addition to its own architectural merit, this house provides a good standard with which to compare other examples. Rockland Farm has several features which appear to be associated with pre -]9th century buildings in the Cumberland Valley and Western Maryland. Arched window heads, a prominent feature of this building, have been found on examples dating from before 1790. The presence of the watertable is another early feature, as are the. wide pegged window frames. The central chimney probably reflects early German building traditions. Documented examples of Washington County's 18th century central chimney houses have been traced to settlers of German origin. httm//mhtman,lnnr1 ncnv9T-TT1i11=dRlR,( 1T1NTV=WaehinatnnZrPRfM ni/ld/9M 11 WASHINGTON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND ORDINANCE AMENDMENT APPLICATION PLEASE BE SURE TO COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE SECTIONS AND SIGN THE APPLICATION. THE APPLICATION MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE APPROPRIATE FEES. (PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: "WASHINGTON COUNTY TREASURER".) C{�r sheker t). I-a's+ APPLICANT Ch;,skophtr PROPERTY OWNER Type of Amendment requested: MAP AMENDMENT 1) Zoning Ordinance: To be completed by the Planning Commission Case No. Date Filed: Fee Paid: Hearing Date: 7ZS 4n'h+uw' brvc ersir.+ Vij znkz ADDRESS ')n Anf,t4y i t)?s c I4arlcrshv n Vhb Zi7yt ADDRESS The applicant hereby petitions for the reclassification of land Located at 7 (? /}ntic'la m bo'i vi Street Name and Number or N S E W side of road, distance N S E W from nearest Intersecting road Consisting of Area in From the IBS District to the RSJF+P Present classification Requested Classification one (1) acre, or in acres if one (1) acre or more Tax Map: 38 Grid: 1 9 Parcel Explanation (As described in the "Administrative Procedures for Rezoning Applications"): Rc�rus{1n4 "NP" 2orimy ovfrr(el . Set aJJ&.-;onal i4Fo(mafioV' a{lo.cticd If additional space is needed, please attach a separate sheet of paper) REASON FOR THE REQUEST: (Please check one) ❑ Change in the character of the neighborhood ❑ Mistake in Original Zoning Ordinance Amendment Application Page 2 TEXT AMENDMENT Please check one: Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance Comprehensive Plan Forest Conservation Ordinance Solid Waste Plan Subdivision Ordinance Water and Sewer Plan Zoning Ordinance Proposed Text: Deletions should be in brackets, unchanged wording in lower case, and new wording in caps. Section No. Attorney or Agent Address ?4Arf e#z,,.. Y uc 4Krsf MD 2tzyz Address • Applica�nt's Signature Subscribed a d sworn befRre me this tlay oti r 2dt My commission expires on l�'�"�L1A�t.1 r A r . O S (0 m 06 t a 0 N L U 0 E a) G W a 0 a a ° E -; E � ^ ro ora'.-c �.c N LL =o�•''O)ro�aQ c Q ro OgN OT)Oca0' H (O ro roy=coroZ, a .'CI�V� o Nora U V S' w oO10ama E -o) O u, to N C �- �.+ •O X T O 'C O vN N•w C ro U t(j a' w ro N .N c 3O m a w 0 cl 4(OO a,r T.W N y 2u. O<,2 N tmy c c ��t _aCYUJ+ Cro p w rop �, vJrnE JEmmJ>Ou-oZr YQ Oros dro cE G C Q m c ro lL J O) o C a'C SO ro m° movy�NaEEc o>' LO N LL ro E'tavL L w N E �'.a N V dcmo3>>ro�E roS N C t4 J LL C O-Oa N 'C �C O 0 E .o a) '. Oa G O N N V! ro> a 4= O (n ca) .+ d O a) O H ro � ro ro c ro 1:0 t�Q roroc rocC<? 2c N anYMcoo0t O3coO 'T L Copy 2 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST WORKSHEET Zzol0,ste4- WA-I-117 District 18 NOMINATION FORM for the NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES, NATIONAL PARKS SERVICE COMMON, Wolfinger HQuRe, Funk Houpe AND/OR NISTOmC, part of "Rockland Farm" 5 =wv�t 'N ]=:uV s3.2, �xfF:r.'?`S} ` •.,� �3zf. �. �/, m 3r":'S c$35�'... _ �s �.. M' STREET AND NUMBER, 726 Antietam Drive, Security, Fiddlersburg CITY OR TOWN, Aagestpwn STATE COUNTY, Maryland Washington ... l:?A$ )i,. ' CATEGORY OWNERSHIP STATUS ACCESSIBLE (Cheek ena) TO THE PUBLIC 0 District tJ Building 0 Public Public Aequl.itiom RJ Occupied Yost ❑ Site 0 SNueture ® Private ❑ in Proc... Q Unoceupid Q Ristrietd ❑ Object 0 Both Q Being Con.id ..a 0 Prssnvation Work Q UnrnMcted In grog.. ® He PRESENT USE (Check One or NM le Alppltptlsts) Q Agricultural Q Govonaamt 0 Pork 0 Transperlallon Q Comm.,,,. ❑ Cammarelol 0 Industrial - R Privote Rohde... Q Other (Speclfr) Q Educational 0 Military Q Rsllgiouo 0 Enrntalmm/�l 0 M..aum Q Scientific O N RSNAMEI Emma L. Wq1nger STREET AND NUMBER: 726 Antietam Drive CITY OR TOWN, STATE, Ha erstown T COURTHOUSE, REGISTRY OF DEEDS. ET<t STREET ANON Ma£R, West Washington Street CITY OR TOWNS STATE Hagerstown Mac lnnd ltle Reference .LSrnt TITLE OF SunvEvi DATE OF SURVEY: 0 Pderoi 0 State 0 County Q Local DEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY ACCORDS, STRUT AND NUMBER: CITY OR TOWNS STATE, PS-T0p wR-Z-)I7 CONDITION Fi.Y C1 U.nf ❑ Good R Alt.r.d I iD ONICINAL (Chick On.) Fair C D.NMor.t.a One) ❑ UnrlMr.d Town) PHYSICAL APPEANANCG o Ruin. O Un.xpO..d (Chick On.) Mov.d 6a Orioinal SIN This house, probably built by a member of the runk family, is located at 726 Antietam Drive in th- village of Security or Fiddlers - burg, about two miles east of Hagerstown in Washington County, Md. It is situated over a spring just west of Marsh Run and a short dis- tance east of Antietam Drive and faces south. The structure is a one -and -a -half story, four -bay stone and frame dwelling which has been partially covered with white roughcast or stucco. The walls of the section comprising the two eastern bays are con- structed of roughly coursed local fieldstone. The two western bays are of frame construction sheathed with wooden siding. Doors and windows appear to be spaced rather evenly in the walls. Openings in the stone section have wide wooden framing secured with pegs and trimmed with quarter round molding. All windows have six -over -six pane double hung sashes although those in the frame section are held within quite narrow frames. All entrances to the house are located in the south or front ele- vations. At the first story all openings but the west bay are doors. All three entrances are simple in appearance. Two of the doorways have transoms. They are framed similarly to the windows. Below the main story are openings in the north and south elevations of the ground level. The spring emerges from an outlet in the east wall of the lower story of the house. Included under the main roof span is a double porch extending the length of the west elevation. It is suported by chamfered posts. The roof is covered with sheet metal and terminates with a plain barge set directly against the and walls. A small gable roofed dormer with two -over -two pane sahhes extends from each slope of the roof. A brick flue is located inside the east gable end with fireplaces in the basement and main story. A smaller brick chimney is located at the jointure of the frame and stone sections. Plain boxing finishes the eaves. The house is in fair condition and stands on a tr-ct containing 0.31 acre. Just west of the house is a two-story stone dwelling dated 1773. It is described in form WA -I-116. N m m z N 1 C n 1 O z H N_ Z 0 H U I- 46, z W W to 0 IN N r W co rn Chi c 2 Q N 2-C 3 _r ;&`.{Chi as»5`hxa"`s`Ia bis,._ `• .�4.. L.it`,5•£"'"?m�ng,.aztrt'i S'.r� .. i`?.m`Aa ,'�_r.,;.?`^ i ₹e PEn,00 (Check One orMaceas Appropriate) ❑ Pre-Caltmbion O 16th Century ® 18th Century ❑ 20th Century ❑ .15th Century O 17th Century 0 19th Century SPECIFIC DATEISI al Applicable andXnonj AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE (Check One arMore as Appropriate) Abor 1pinat ❑ Educolw, ❑ Polllicdl O Urhon PlannIng ❑ Prehlstorle O Enpineainp ❑ Religion/Phi. ❑ Other (SPeciy) O Historic ❑ Industry losophy ❑ ApeIculturs O invention [j Science J Architecture O Landscape [f Sculpture O Art Architecture O Social/Human. ❑ Camsrerce O Literature itmian ❑ Commuotcatloes O Military O Theater ❑ Conservation O Music O Transportation STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE The area of significance of this house is its architecture. It is an example of Washington County's early vernacular building in stone. Situated directly over a spring, the fwelling reflects 18th and early 19th century building traditions. A number of early stone dwellings in the county are constructed over springs. This house is said by the owner to have been an early settler's cabin or fort. Its actual building date has not been documented. The structure was probably built by a member of the Funk family. It is apparently located on part of a land grant called "Locust Bottom," containing 1,081 acres which was surveyed for B. Funk on August 24, 1758. In 1802, parts of "Locust Bottom," "5j0'5 Racht" and "Strife Found" were surveyed into a plot which was renamed "Rockaldn Farm." The property was in the Funk family until 1827. Until 1966, this property included the 1773 stone house (WA -I-116) located immediately west of this structure. 0 C N 03 Ps -Tap fc yyrr ��!!'�..YY `,""RR• .q. < s a.. - �. Y 7'10 k U Sd ! ' 1N4aq s AkY�." do% e LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE COORDINATES LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE COORDINATES 0 DEFINING INC CENTER POINT OF A PROPERTY DEFINING A RfiCTANGLE LOCATING THE PROPERTY R _ OP LESS THAN UN ACRES CORNER. LATITUDE LONGITUDE LATITUDE LONGITUDE 0.qn.. Minute S.eonds Dears.. MinuMS $stands D.➢.... Minut.. S.eands D.grws .Minus. S.cond. NW o G e NE o SE O :6 . 0 I 5 0 APPROXIMATE ACREAGE OF NOMINATED PROPERTYI 031 pc,n Acreage Justification: NAME AND TITLEI Paula Stoner Dicke Consultant•. DATE ORGANIZATION Washington Count HistDri-al Sit -s S••rv4 J STREET ANO NUMRE Rt Court Rouse Annex CITY OR TOWN: STATE Hagerstown `State Liaison Officer Review: (Office Use Only) significance -Of this property is: National ❑ State: 0 Local ❑ Signature N m m WA -I-117, Wolfinger House, Funk House -- DEED RECORDS Liber 254, Folio 276, November 12, 1949 Grantors: Clarence G. Hurd and Vergie A. Hurd Grantee: Emma L. Wolfinger .99 acres. Liber 208, Folio ,$30, December 19, 1938 Grantors: John E. Stonebraker and Ella B. Stonebraker Grantees: Charence 0. Hurd and Vergie A. Hurd A portion of Parcel Ill, "Rockland Farm," 56 acres. Liber 174,'Folio 541, June 22, 1926 Grantor: J. Ellsworth Stonebraker Grantees: John E. Stonebraker • Liber 99, Folio 378, October 28, 1892 Grantor: Daniel O1 Hoover at al Grantees: J. Ellsworth Stonebraker $3,205, 56 acres • Will Liber H, Will of Samuel Hoover , Dated May 21, 1884, Folio 193 Libor LBN 2, Folio 15, March 29, 1867 . Grantors: John Dayhoff and Sarah Dayhoff Grantee: Samuel Hoover $10,000, ill acres, 2 perches Liber IN 17, Folio 3, March 31, 1863 ' Grantor: Arthur J. R. Magruder and Elenora Magruder . Grantee: John Dayhoff • $10, 934.64, part. of "Summer's Rach,t" "Locust Bottom," "Found Stripe," resurveyed into one tract, January 12, 1802 and called "Rockland Farm," 138 acres, 30 perches- Ltber IN 12, Folio 574, August 29, 1854 Grantor: John W. Stouffer and Margaret Stouffer at al - o Grantee: A. J. R. Magruder $8,346.20 Liber IN 2, Folio 468, March 18, 1847 ' . ' Grantor: Michael. Emmert, Trustee r E Grantee: Sarah Emmert • '+ & $34. per acre, 161.75 acres and 27 perches of Liber II, Folio 532, June 11, 1827. Grantor: Mary Funk, wodow of Martin Funk at al w .Grantee: Daniel Emmert •$4,847.62=1/2. Resurvey on "Simmon's Rackt,","Locust Bottom," "Strife Found," 161.5 acres and 14 perches. y ro Z-- Cu . _ F1 Kt 4 ti l4iTtilC'uX�si: t ( yy as ' 1 L'y l � po� c a aJpx'IV yaw• 'fJo !r; �l _ �•�g42r/crlia n ' ++ � _ a cat4 fit! d d1�jR� ��E��.�Aaa`'� )ti��3�'� �'1 1},x� i ��i,i a � tC,rAt y�, ,tlac�-" r1w{yk�j,� E}3gqR��1y�� 4..�t�>'` iP ;s11'k� fi� #a ut �� tl �X ��Nt� ; ilia A l� .ra�I I/ irk _FI.. W i • fAt i � a: „3ti `,i is k/ i l n ^. �� / t r •(4a4 IYSL M1 I.f f E �yip,y # &1, r. j,.� t p>AS Slll a 1y.r... , µ'+ 'Y }' Sr Jltl O .bl Et 1 # / 1 Y l ` •N a'� a I, kt. an �y"fi' I RZ tai , ,.:C . Li BODIE ELWOOD GRIMM ' 598/177 I Er R,y �Ie 0'� I a noIX 1 LI ,5 ry M 7 / Rc Po I SPACE � M_cFen /5, p L 64Y O to tj• --. N Tt�Q�•y� L. 1550 F. 469 �o RESURVEYED AREA •��, k, TQ 26,141 SQ. FT. 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FB 0101 interoffice MEMORANDUM WASHINGTON COUNTY - DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS LAND DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING To: Steve Goodrich, Chief Planner Planning Department From: Mark Stransky, Plan Reviewer Subj: RZ-10-001 Christopher Horst 718 and 728 Antietam Drive Date: February 8, 2010 We have reviewed the request to amend the current zoning of both 718 Antietam Drive and 728 Antietam Drive from "RS" to "RS/HP" (HP Overlay). We take no exception to the request. Please do not hesitate to contact this office should you have any questions. Copy(ies) to: Jennifer Smith, P.E. (via E-mail) Joe Kroboth,1H, P.E. (via E-mail) Mike Thompson (via E-mail) Gray Hebb (via E-mail) Rebekah Shank (via E-mail and hard copy) Krista Hart (via E-mail and hard copy) lei LL ..... WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION A Washington County Administrative Annex 80 West Baltimore Street Hagerstown, Maryland 21740-6003 Telephone: 240-313-2430 FAX: 240-313-2431 Deaf and Hard of Hearing call 7-1-1 for Maryland Relay MEMORANDUM TO FROM DATE SUBJECT Washington County Planning Commission Board of County Commissioners for Washington County Historic District Commission February 26, 2010 RZ-10-001 Christopher & Tara Horst The Historic District Commission recommends approval of the application from Christopher and Tara Horst to apply the Historic Preservation Overlay zone to the property at 718 and 728 Antietam Drive. In addition to the properties' listing in the National Register of Historic Places, they are excellent, in -tact and dated examples of Washington County's signature stone architecture and represent the County's developmental, agricultural, economic, cultural and architectural history. www.washco-md.net RECYCLED PAPER Page 1 of 2 Goodrich, Steve From: :Thomas Clemens,[clemenst@hagerstowncc.edu] Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 11:10 AM To: Goodrich, Steve Subject: Re: No March meeting Thanks Steve. I think I am one of those who responded about Chris' request. If you did not receive it, let me reiterate,.I.:have no problem, with„it. Thanks, Dr. Thomas G. Clemens Professor of History Hagerstown Community College >>> "Goodrich, Steve" <SGoodric@washco-md.net> 2/24/2010 10:14 AM >>> Good Morning everyone, It's time for me to prepare the agenda for a March meeting and once again I find no applications that require HDC action. I am not scheduling a March meeting. I will send in the mail 2 items. The 1st is the MAHDC newsletter. 2nd is a notice and opportunity to comment on SHA's determination of eligibility for the National Register of the US522 bridge over the Tonoloway Creek in Hancock. If HDC feels this is comment worthy, your comments can be formulated at the next meeting. Finally, I've only heard from 3 members regarding your input on the rezoning application RZ-10-001 (Chris Horst). I need to hear from the remaining 4, in order to include a consensus opinion in the staff report. 1 am forwarding the previous e/mail and attachments (SEE BELOW) that I sent in late January that explains the application. A quick recommendation of approval, or not, will do. See you in April (maybe) Steve Goodrich Stephen T. Goodrich Chief Planner Washington County Division of Planning and Community Development 80 West Baltimore Street Hagerstown, MD 21740 240-313-2438 240.313-2431 (FAX) sgoodrich @washco-md.net From: Goodrich, Steve Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 10:58 AM To: Chip Stewart; Chris Horst; Gary Rohrer; Merry Stinson; Rob Bowman; Sandy Izer Cc: Eckard, Debra S. 03/01/2010 Message Page 1 of 3 Goodrich, Steve From: .Charles R Stewart[charles@lawotficestewart.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 2:14 PM To: Goodrich, Steve Subject: RE: No March meeting Steve - J have no problem approving rezoning application RZ-1 0-001. Chip Charles@LawOfficeStewart.com www. LawOff iceStewart.com Suite 310 1101 Opal Court Hagerstown, MD 21740 240.625.9455 Suite 211 81 Baltimore Street Cumberland, MD 21502 301.876.9455 This electronic mail transmission may contain confidential or privileged information. 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We provide this disclosure on all outbound e -mails to assure compliance with new standards of professional practice, pursuant to which certain tax advice must satisfy requirements as to form and substance. -----Original Message ----- From: Goodrich, Steve [mailto:SGoodric@washco-md.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 10:15 AM To: Chip Stewart; Chris Horst; Gary Rohrer; Merry Stinson; Rob Bowman; Sandy Izer; Tom Clemens Cc: Eckard, Debra S. Subject: No March meeting Good Morning everyone, 03/01/2010 Page 1 of 2 Goodrich, Steve From: Sandra lzer^[sizer@myactv.net] Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2010 7:54 PM To: Goodrich, Steve Subject: Re: No March meeting mea culpa Steve, L,yote.in favor to recommend the HP overlay on the Rockland/Horst property. Sandy On Feb 24, 2010, at 10:14 AM, Goodrich, Steve wrote: Good Morning everyone, It's time for me to prepare the agenda for a March meeting and once again I find no applications that require HDC action. I am not scheduling a March meeting. I will send in the mail 2 items. The 1st is the MAHDC newsletter. 2nd is a notice and opportunity to comment on SHA's determination of eligibility for the National Register of the US522 bridge over the Tonoloway Creek in Hancock. If HDC feels this is comment worthy, your comments can be formulated at the next meeting. Finally, I've only heard from 3 members regarding your input on the rezoning application RZ-1 0-001 (Chris Horst). I need to hear from the remaining 4, in order to include a consensus opinion in the staff report. I am forwarding the previous e/mail and attachments (SEE BELOW) that I sent in late January that explains the application. A quick recommendation of approval, or not, will do. See you in April (maybe) Steve Goodrich Stephen T. Goodrich Chief Planner Washington County Division of Planning and Community Development 80 West Baltimore Street Hagerstown, MD 21740 240-313-2438 240-313-2431 (FAX) s000drich @washco-md.net 03/01/2010 Page 1 of 1 Goodrich, Steve From: Gary Rohrer [sigs67@hotmail.com] Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2010 10:45 PM To: Goodrich, Steve Subject: Horst HP Request Steve: Sorry I didn't respond sooner ... retirement can be a busy Iife V Been trying to respond to your email but it keeps getting kicked back to me. I've reviewed this application andsupport it,,, It'srquite obvious that this is worthy oftheHP. Regards, G Hotmail: Trusted email with Microsoft's powerful SPAM protection. Sign up now. 03/01/2010 Pagelofl Goodrich, Steve From: ,;Mer"ry' StId86h [merryIand3@myactv.net] Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 8:30 PM To: Goodrich, Steve Subject: RZ-10-00tt I vote to approve the rezoning application RZ-10-001, HP Overlay. One building is already listed on the National Register, and the second is a significant late 18th or early 19th century building. Thorough documentation has been provided. I have personally seen both structures and they are appropriate candidates for the HR Overlay zoning. Please share my comments with the HDC. Merry Stinson 03/01/2010 Page 1 of 2 Goodrich, Steve From: -ROBERTBOWMANtrwbrestore@verizon.nM] Sent: Friday, January 29, 2010 1:26 PM To: Goodrich, Steve Subject: Re: No Feb meeting but... Steve, I would approve=the rezoning of the property and I do believe the property owner to be well informed of what this involves. Rob Bowman --- On Thu, 1/28/10, Goodrich, Steve <SGoodric@washco-md.net> wrote: From: Goodrich, Steve <SGoodric@washco-md.net> Subject: No Feb meeting but... To: "Chip Stewart" <charles@lawofficestewart.com>, "Chris Horst" <chris.horst@volvo.com>, "Gary Rohrer" <GWRohrer@myactv.net>, "Merry Stinson" <merryland3@myactv.net>, "Rob Bowman" <rwbrestore@verizon.net>, "Sandy Izer" <sizer@myactv.net> Cc: "Eckard, Debra S." <deckard@washco-md.net> Date: Thursday, January 28, 2010, 10:58 AM Good morning everyone, There are no building permit or other applications that require approval this month. I am not scheduling a meeting for February. There is a rezoning application for the HP -Historic Preservation Overlay that should have your recommendation (RZ-10-001). In the past you have done these by a consensus in return e/mails. I think it will work this time as well. If the HP overlay zone were approved for this property it would require that changes (that require building permits) to the exterior of structures in the zone must be approved by the HDC. The HDC uses the Secretary of the Interior's Guidelines to review and approve those applications. Here are links to the Zoning Ordinance (Go to Article 20) that contains guidelines for receiving the zone (20.4 and 20.5) and guidelines for activity within the zone (20.6) and a link to the Secretary's Guidelines. I am attaching the application materials. There are two applications for 2 parcels. Approval of the zone would also make the property owner eligible for County property tax credits equal to 5% or 10% of the cost of approved new construction or restorations respectively. The property owner is voluntarily requesting the zone and presumably understands the restrictions. 03/01/2010 WASHINGTON COUNTY T HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION Washington County Administrative Annex 80 West Baltimore Street Hagerstown, Maryland 21740-6003 Telephone: 240-313-2430 FAX: 240-313-2431 Deaf and Hard of Hearing call 7-1-1 for Maryland Relay AGENDA HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND CONFERENCE ROOM 1A & B WASHINGTON COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE ANNEX 80 WEST BALTIMORE STREET January 6, 2010 7:00PM M A. Call to Order & Roll Call B. Minutes — December 2, 2009 C. Communications & Bills D. Unfinished Business E. Budget F. New Business 1. Permit #2009-05378, 7811 McClellan Ave., replacement deck and new carport in Tilghmanton Rural Village * 2. Permit #2009-05547, 7706 McClellan Ave., new two car garage in Tilghmanton Rural Village* 3. National Register nominations (information mailed previously) a. South Mountain Battlefields (Crampton's Gap and Turner's and Fox's Gap) b. Jacob Funk Farm (Heaton House) G. Other Business H. Executive Session I. Adjournment * = written material enclosed \HDC\ajanl0.DOC NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT THE HISTORIC DIS'T'RICT COMMISSION MAY MEET IN CLOSED SESSION PURSUANT TO SECTION 10.508, STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE, ANNOTATED CODE OP MARYLAND. INDIVIDUALS REQUIRING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS ARE REQUESTED TO CONTACT THE WASHINGTON COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT. CONTACT PERMITS DEPARTMENT AT (301) 791-3065 VOICE/TDD TO MAKE' ARRANGEMENTS NO LATER THAN'I'EN (10) WORKING DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. www.washco-md,net RECYCLED PAPER