Evening star., 1947-06-17
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
TUESDAY JUNE II, 1e47
.P'rinceGeorges
oC,onsider 28
.Rezoning Pleas
Commissioners Set
Hearings Tomorrow
At Service Building

HeoFin9S tomorrow
At Service Building
The Prince Georges County Com.
missioners win hold public hearings
tomorrow on % applications for re-
classification of property at their
June coming session In the County
Service Building, Hyattsville.
-Four of the applications are for
rezoning from residential A to resi-
Dental G for apartment use, in
cluding request for reclassification
of 100 acres adjoining the Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club.
Other requests include 20 for COM
mercial D coming, two for industrial
E coming and two for residential B
for two-family dwelling use The
commissioners also will decide on
six permit requests including two
for operation Of day nurseries, and
one each for a public garage,
laundry, warehouse and riding
stable.
Roberts Project Is Largest.
The largest project will be that
of Eugene B. Roberts for apart
ment zoning for property at the
Landover road entrance to the golf
course, extending eastward along
Sheriff avenue to Columbia Park.
The tract includes the former loca-
ton Of nine holes of the old Beaver
Dam (now Prince Georges) Country
Club.
In addition, Mr.. Roberts Is seeking
commercial zoning for a shopping
district fronting approximately 500
feet on Landoyer road. The zoning
changes, If approved, will not alter
the present Prince Georges Golf and
Country Club.
Other apartment zonings are
sought by the Newton Properties,
Inc, by Eugene A. Smith, president,
for approximately two acres north
west of Queens Chapel Manor.
Hyattsville, near Queens Chapel road
and Longfellow street; John G.
Lewis, for approximately 21.6 acres
on the east side of Riggs road and
south side of University lane, and
Herbert D. Smith, for four lots be-
tween Lincoln and Aspin avenues,
Takoma Park.
Mr.. Lewis also has filed a request
for commercial zoning for SO acres
at the junction of the two highways.
Other Commercial Pleas.
Other proposed commercial zon-
ings include four on Tuxedo road,
near the entrance to Cheverly. These
are the applications of Earl Pryor
for seven lots, Annie B. Davidson
for three lots, Jerrold v. Powers,
agent for Collin Mackenzie and
Lonal G. Lyons, for two lots, and
Morris Benson and Abraham Ben
son for two lots.
Commercial Zonings also are re-
quested by the following:
Sharden B. Hoile for property
frontingv 3N feet on Marlboro pike,
near Walker Mill road, Oakland; ;
John Klein for tract fronting 125
feet on the northwest side of the
Washington Baltimore boulevard,
south of Beltsville; Charles c. and
Gertrude C. Law for one lot at 1909
Crittenden street, Hyattsville; Abra-
ham Breaker for two lots at 1l19
Sixty-fifth street, Cedar Heights;
William D. Norton for eight lots
at Somerset avenue and old Balti-
more pike, Beltsville; William S.
Crawford, jr., for one lot at 3912
Rhode Island avenue, Brentwood,
and Vance v. Vaughn for two lots
in the same block as Mr.. Crawford.
Also. o. B. zantzinger, jr., for one
lot on Main avenue, near the WASH
ington- Baltimore boulevard, Ber-
wyn; William Brainin for part of
the old Greenlaw property on the
northwest side of New Hampshire
avenue, starting 400 feet from the
District line, near Chillum; A. H.
Seidenspinner, for one lot in the
6100 block of Baltimore avenue,
Riverdale; Edward and Emily Man.
gis, for three lots of the old school,
house property, northwest corner Of
Washington Baltimore boulevard
and st. Mary's street, Beltsville: AL
bert S. Lain and Claude p. Bart,
for about an acre on the west side
of the Washington Baltimore boule-
ward, adjoining Autoville; William
w. Smith, for five lots on Washing
ton avenue, Glenarden, and Mary
Cecilia Hitaffer, for two lots on
Emerson street., near the Washing
ton Baltimore boulevard, Hyatts-
vile.
Industrial zonings are sought by
George F. Rosenield for parts OF
three blocks along the Baltimore &c
Ohio Railroad, between College and
Charleston avenues, College Park,
and by Henry M. Brunk, for approx
imately 10000 square feet fronting
on Forty-sixth avenue, Edmonston,
opposite Anderson street, Hyatts-
vile.
Two-family dwelling use is re-
quested by Anthony Conte for six
lots in the 1900 block of L street,
Hillside, and Cecil e. Lakey, for
one lot at 3706 Tilden street, Brent
wood.
Permission to operate day nur-
series is asked by Patricia M. Long
for the COOPERATIVE Nursery
School, IA Parkway, Greenbelt, and
Edna G. Macdonald, for the Kay
wood Gardens Cooperative Nur-
sery School, 2714 Webster street,
Mount Rainier.
The garage permit is requested
by William G. and Pauline M. Koch
for the property, If rezoned COM
mercial, at 1909 Crittenden street,
Hyattsville. Francis G. Scruggs
is seeking permission for the laun-
dry at Marlboro pike and Fifty
sixth avenue, Capitol Heights, CATH
crime e. Aston, for the riding
stables on nine lots at Dupont
Heights and Walter v. Fox, for a
storage warehouse for alkaline
cleaning materials at Decatur street
and the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, Hyattsville.
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