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Home My WebLink AboutDickinson Petition (provided at meeting)NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2"d Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your CountyCommissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. Printed RI 18€b%tN*RbkcmMt ft e4trafiic and th&itidentiai village of Cedar Lawn w$ thltimpactedZIP The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the properrty, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Ci a name i a ure u mson amily. Th complex is known on the Washington -county Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, +$Sh, tcsisl}PsLwtth the Maryland Historic Trust. C`, '* _ �-• , 'i fr \ �� c qVqAt faring, but may j,may not be able tp}comment. Haver, writteQ1%estimony couffijI4umitted at t, is ti e. Printed name Signature Please se the othsicta of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about is gnific�it oure s i i 2_ ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2"d Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. Printed name Signature ADDRESS: Number and Street City ( Xfl Ll L.-ec*\r cxVNtjx Printed name u ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name C ADDRESS: Number and Street City � Printed name i _7 }i v(' ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name State ZIP Signature Ml) State ZIP 1 Signature , l > > f�Yfv State ZIP BLS £ ` C' „£.yr Signature ( ;Z) 7u ZState ZIP Signature 'R3 mn\o\OI)\\e_ Vcxad �cflflcxt 2\1(3 ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to; The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. FARM, HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2" a Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, M0. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment.. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource, We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the≥construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously Increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. l , jr) Le4ti2�c Printed name tgIIi tvmq&z r ADDRESS: Number and Street City - I rinted name Signature Jaes Jo (,qoo: Ic1?nfJ5 Drive 1,iI iciv, ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name r - Jqe ri. ADDRESS: Number and Street City C1/ Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name ADDRESS: Numbej and Street City State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: Signature rig State ZIP State ZIP Signature RM State ZIP N / Signature State ZIP The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, rd Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. We, the undM#gned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses, on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 4D`and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. Printed name Signature .iaiL.flsAzanRcqci Ja C 3re=i ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Printed name Signature 1O� tTl t ACA 'r�1A �pGi(�r2S�'vcy ni >1� I l i ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP tf Printed name 0 ADDRESS: Number and Street City �Y(RLEY YIqRSH t Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street City ,✓A// Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street City Signature State ZIP S' nature Signature State ZIP State ZIP 11 Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this pe₹i₹ion ₹o: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown; jD, 21740, Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. +s .o� a®o. . s.rffWVt %.6dIY1rLtA We, the undetgned, oppose the demolition o₹ the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. Printed name / ADDRESS: Number and Printed name City ADDRESS: Number and Street City f Printed name I ADDRESS: Number and Street City Signature L ii Signature State ZIP State ZIP Wit/Jrn1'Poltf C'2/)9S Signature Druce6r State ZIP Mvvnc,a: roumoer ana Street City K - C- v ,q 1g t.�', t It. State m U ZIP . 7 `n_q3 1&\. ADDRESS: Number and Strna$ _ tie,i State ZIP Sharon Roun _28 W Potomac St Ni f i " Williamsport Mn 21795 1036 ar competed forms or ! nformation on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commiss€oners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown,iQD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2"d Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. Printed name Signature 'C G 02i'7/ ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Printed name 31// ffzn/ouoleF ADDRESS: Number and Street City \r aC S Printed name Signature Signature State ZIP \U .8 RC('^'xiryQ' ADDRESS: Number and Street City key.t: A-Dea i Printed name Signature State ZIP 9131 L6GK 1net ADDRESS: Number and Street City (X Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP l0�(-P/N� Signature State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMITSOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2"d Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or,may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. 1. I e L,t aiv wY Printed name gnature -1220,s, I l"L� l (> ADDRESS: Number and Street City Li State ZIP Printed name .141/5 Svnvd ('�; r ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name isy Cr. i�faS ADDRESS: Number and Street City J)obor&hfr4ine Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street ' City R/ Printed name 7/3 ADDRESS: Number and Street City signature Signature con State ZIP State ZIP State ZIP r0 rill0 ��I State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2"d Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously Increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. Printed name \\ O'\lv\(a Ron\Jnr or;L C ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name Signature ADDRESS: Number and Street Printed name N City State ZIP Signature State ZIP ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2nd Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1y004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust.. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. Lr %rLeIiit' C ^ 0 �vt5oo Printed name flzO9 (PL C ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name i≥ ,r 1, Signature Signature State ZIP ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Printed name Signature o� , o i Pa Va 3 O Iii ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP /C i8J T /Tors ,O.v.rrtcu1 Printed name IL' Sionntura ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP L ADDRESS Number and Street City State ZIP f c4 7 Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2"d Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. Ab c IVAcj D. /MA o -Ur n -r Printed name Signature 9G/b 1"V67L catOt1C ��Iu�o d-') 11i4Gmrrac✓✓ /ie) Zr: U ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP 7/ f �, I J�" I k A �J �w.E i 2✓ F ao� `% . /, µl Printed name ADD S: Number and Street City [1(111 /4rac1ev Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street , , City c> t c'wlc\r <'h IZ-d nted name Signature RM Signature State ZIP Signature n ADDRESS: Number and Street City t CCU i bVl.Wi Q U� vl('t y'I61 C Printed name cA-. ADDRESS: Number and Street State ZIP Signature M% State 4l Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2"d Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. jac,e, L- �irrk s Printed name Signature ADDRESS: Number and Street C4t4 State ZIP itl4>c6 ar4&r Printed name Signature . . _ _ C, \ . / , . - I' ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Printed name Signature /(naps' \vAK CyMp covt I795 ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP /t4 &o9-,an.+1 M+« Rte Q„s,c.2.5-fOwry ,yf , ,7116 Printed name Signature ADDRESS: Number and Street City ZIP L / t -t- v/X £ __ _ Printed name Signature !V2z5�-�S ' 4 i4n sco4cJ 2 7S , )J1�c(. ;TWO o ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2nd Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. \ ......... Printed name Signature -7 ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Printed name Signature ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street City i Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street City Signature Signature Printed name Signature ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP State ZIP State ZIP State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2nd Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washini state and federal standards. Printed name \ Signature ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name �� 7 6 /�Y s' 4Va1V4 ns �. ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name 7o7 C o A I,hv-1, nY.n L- ADDDRR SSS:/Num rand Street City (rjrr,ey( Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street V City og66L(4z- Printed name 933 /fry rul,PJ C% -cps ADDRESS: Number and Street City 14c Signature W for historicsi}es to z— itate IP State ZIP State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic District Commission, 2nd Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likelyinclude all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. Printed name Signature 4, ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP /a11tii7-1Not coo Printed name Signature I S o� C{l=AnS2tNb 1� 64n /Vi/�t/4n noctrt �217�7S' ADDRESS: Number and Street City Printed name N ADDRESS: Number and/ Street City 9kU P i / V%11 Printed name /%1 Lhe, ADDRESS: Nu ber and Street City Printed name ADDRESS: Number and Street City State ZIP Signature /1/I CAniPt %?�%� 2/79c Signature ZIP State ZIP Mail completed forms or write your own letters using the information on the reverse of this petition to: The Washington County Commissioners, 100 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD, 21740. NOTICE: DEMOLITION PERMIT SOUGHT An Ohio development company has requested a DEMOLITION PERMIT for the FRIDINGER/DICKINSON FARM. HEARING SET for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021, 7 P.M., before the Washington County Historic• District Commission, 2nd Floor, County Administration Offices, Suite 2600, 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, MD. Two huge warehouses are planned for the property, with all of the attendant truck traffic needed to deliver goods and then route them elsewhere. The traffic could produce seriously increased left turns on a hill and curve onto US Route 40 and possibly Rt. 144 through Cedar Lawn, depending on their destination. Quality of life for both local commuting traffic and the residential village of Cedar Lawn will be impacted. The demolition request for this site would likely include all structures on the property, including a stone house built between 1830-1850. This house underwent significant restoration during the ownership of the Dickinson Family. The complex is known on the Washington County Historical Resource Survey as WA -1-004, which is registered with the Maryland Historic Trust. The public may attend the hearing, but may or may not be able to comment. However, written testimony could be submitted at this time. Please see the other side of this notice for what you can do to let your County Commissioners know how you feel about the increased traffic and the loss of a significant historical resource. PETITION TO SAVE THE DICKINSON FARM COMPLEX We, the undersigned, oppose the demolition of the Fridinger/Dickinson farm complex and the construction of two warehouses on that site. The proposed commercial use of the site creates a loss to the historic resources of Washington County, MD, and would seriously increase traffic on Rt. 40 and Rt. 144. Both would adversely affect residential quality of life. Increasing "big rig" traffic impacts air quality from the added diesel emissions and interferes with everyday travel for area residents. We also support revising the Demolition Permit Process for Washington County for historic sites to meet state and federal standards. R0NALO L. 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