Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
Planners Indorse
3 Zone Petitions
In Bethesda Tract

Twenty-three applications for
commercial rezoning in Bethes-
da's Woodmont Triangle have
been Endorsed by the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission.
Thirteen other coming petit
tons in Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties also received
the commission's support while
six were recommended for de-
NAL. SIS
All recommendations havs
been sent to the Montgomery
County Council and the Prince
Georges County Commissioners,
who have final coming authority.
12-Acre Tract.
The Woodmont Triangle con-
sists of about IL acres and 10
bounded by Old Georgetown
road and Wisconsin and Rugby
avenues. It has long been rec.
commended for commercial use In
the commissions master coming
plan for the Bethesda business
district. -
Properties involved in the lat
est group of petitions in this
area are Fairmont. Auburn.
Woodmont, Cordell. st. Elmo Del
Ray and Rugby avenues. II the
applications are granted after
the September Is hearings In
the Bethesda County Building.
more than 80 per cent of the
area will be ready for business
construction. ~
Other petitions recommended
for approval by the commission
ers are:> a.
!haif-acre lots, 70 R-6o 5000 square:
foot lotsl of As acres on Randolph road
adjacent to the Randolph Hills sub
By Charles l., and Helena 7: Ea77
mons RI to CO General commerciap
worth a on TIVE west sqs CO srss
and Kilmer place In Kenilworth. M
Manor BY L aois E Tns s ss6 iE5 cGSnt
detached homesi to CT local COM:
me Colonial Manor Motel on The west
W WI p r Int cSSntrv c RSe opposite we
breaker t. ca .pd MsrssR on os0I e.
near oskwood lane, aolly sprinss sab rs.
o'I BY Arlene NJ. Ward. R-s5 ,sem,de-
he southeast side Of TaiSerf drive nsSl
tie Indian i,na,r,i Head hiEhWay' Forsss
By PAU Sp' v. and 1vadel H. Baker
CT to CO of property on the Baltimore
boulevard opposite HOLLYWOOD road. ~
Of Hr anS e On r kse .I sS5s in Mus
j By, Felix Leon sutton, CO and Rtts
rss sa' and saSu'' he SsltimoGr. boSlsVsSd.
BY John r.. Lillard attorney {cr
lots On the north side Of smith ave-
nuf By Ss william and JUL. Mcdowell. ,,-
s. to CT q tive lots on sixty-nrst sys-
veeS fsIR'ts n sad p Hss p gndss:
tlmore o. OHIO Railroad, College PafHy
BY Carlyle l.. and Charlotte H. Bar
rett, R-65 to CT of land on 0allatin
street near Forty-third avenue. Hyatts-
By Phil and Beatrice cataiano, R1bS
to IC-1 OF property at EdmonSton Rad
and Jefferson avenue, East Rivefdales
Rezoning Opposed.
opposed by the commission
are: -
BY o. D. Hutton 4 Sons. R-R 10 III
OF land near Branch avenue and Ut.
Barnabas road, Silver Spring -
By William A.. Grant, R-55 to Cr1
| 81 property ON the east side of RiEgs
road adjacent to the Riggs Manor Apsft.
BY Anthony C. Schneider. R-R to CT
| OF land on the south side Of Wheeler
road near the District OF Columbia line.
BY Ruth M. and Herman C. Lilly,
R-55 TO- c-1 Of property at Sixtieth ave.
| nue. and L street, Fairmont Heights.
By James Miller, attorney for Alfred
| dow density apartmentsl Of IL acres on
the southwest side q River road between
BY Bradshaw and shearin, attorneys
for Harry l.. and Ida Wolfson and s. w.
Answell R-6o to Rio thigh density
apartmentsl Of land on the north side
OF Battery lane between Old GEORGETOWN
road and Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda.