Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-28
LeqcI Advertisement

OHCi dttOil anu llidDll0IldIlCc. lne1o-
on of Petitioners said electric
transmission facilities, together
with I'D the right of ingress to
and egress from said strip of
land at all times, using existing
roads and Gid the right, from
time to time, to cut down, trim,
remove and keep cut all trees and
brush upon the land owned by
Defendant Bette E. Birkett adj
joining the said strip of land,
which might, in the sole and ex-
elusive judgment of the Petition
er, at any time interfere with, or
be liable to interfere with, or fall
upon, any towers, poles, struc-
lures, wires cables, conduits or
other improvements which the
Petitioner, or its successors or as
signs, may at any time or times
construct or maintain upon, over
or under said strip of land; pro-
vided, however, that there shall
be reserved to Defendant Bette
E. Birkett, as the owner of lands
AUDITING said strip, and to her
successors in such ownership and
her lessees of such lands (A) the
right and privilege to use said
strip for agricultural purposes so
long as such use does not inter-
fere with any use of said strip
which the Petitioner, or its sue
cessors in ownership thereof, may
at any time or times desire to
make Git being understood that if
said abutting lands are at any
time or times divided into two
or more tracts in different own
erships, then said right of agri-
cultural use shall be divided
among said tracts in proportion
to their respective frontages on
said strip and OBJ the right and
privilege to cross, at their own
risk, said strip, using lanes and
roads now established or which
may hereafter be established at
locations agreed to by the Peti-
toner or its said successors Git
being understood that there shall
always be at least one such point
of crossing over such strip; pro
vided, further, that Cd neither
the Petitioner nor any Of it's said
successors shall be under any liza
bility for damages to property
growing or otherwise), suffered
while on said strip pursuant to
said right of agricultural use,
Gid the holders of said reserved
rights shall at no time have any
right to erect or maintain any
building or other structure, or to
plant any trees, on said strip and
Glib the Petitioner and its said
successors shall at all times have
the right (but not the obligation)
to keep said strip clear of weeds,
underbrush and trees; that said
strip of land so sought to be ac-
CURED by condemnation by the
Petitioner is outlined in red on
! the plat attached hereto as Ex-
hibit A and is described as fol
lows: Beginning for the same at
Station 146 + 1892 (coordinates
N. 497, 852.19 and E. 679, 469.42 in
the Maryland State Plane Coor-
dinate System) in the center line
of an electric transmission line
right of way, $50 feet in width,
as now located, said point of be-
ginning being at the distance of
595.07 feet, more or less, from
an iron pipe at the beginning of
/ the Bird or S. s. IA 25'' w. 1855. 48
feet line of the land described in
the deed from Marvin w. Sim.
mons, ct ux Virginia H, to
Lewis H. Guenther, ct ux MARY
W, dated May l, 1913, and re-
corded among the Land Records
of Montgomery County in Liber
912 at Folio 100; thence binding
reversely on said line, as now
surveyed, and on land now or
formerly of Lewis H. Guenther,
ct ux, N. g. As 80" E. 164.67 feet
to the northeasterly side of said
right of way; thence binding on
the northeasterly side of said
right of way and on other land
of Bette E. Birkett, and running
parallel with and 125 feet distant
at right angles from said center
line, S. Az 81 81" E. 3095.06 feet
to intersect the 4th or N. Ia .
f. SO perch line of the land first
! " described in the deed from
Ward A. Fulton, ct ux (Jennie c.
to James w. Gum, ct Tx MAR
garet K.), dated October q, 1913,
and recorded among the Land Re-
cords of Montgomery County in
Liber 921 at Folio 497 at a point
32.99 feet from the beginning Of
said line; thence binding reverse
" on said line, as now surveyed,
and on land now or formerly of
Sam Clammer, ct ux, S. - % 49,
E. 32.99 feet to a stone at the
beginning of said line; thence
binding reversely on the Bird or
S. S6-1a' E. 127 perch line of the
land firstly described in the afore-