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Montgomery County Sentinel
Rockville, Gaithersburg, Montgomery County, Maryland
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Edgemoor Citizens Association expands membership to neighboring homeowners via unanimous vote on petition by 100 residents, addressing shared traffic and parking concerns from commercial areas; expert warns of limited parking on Arlington Blvd.
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The Edgemoor Citizens Association voted unanimously this week to expand its membership to include a group of neighboring homeowners who were without previous representation in a citizens association.
The new addition includes territory west of Fairfax and Clarendon roads, north of Bradley blvd., east of Glenbrook rd. and south of Elm st.
Mrs. Roderick H. Cox presented the Association with a petition signed by 100 homeowners desirous of membership.
President Bernard F. Hillenbrand said the group has many problems similar to those of the Edgemoor, namely traffic, parking, and other problems "resulting from irresponsible use of the adjacent commercial area."
Any parking allowed on widened Arlington blvd., Montgomery County traffic expert Earl C. Williams, jr., told the association is apt to be "very short lived."
Through traffic in residential areas, said Williams, is set in the planning stage and concerned homebuyers should consult the planning commission for available information.
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Edgemoor, West Of Fairfax And Clarendon Roads, North Of Bradley Blvd., East Of Glenbrook Rd., South Of Elm St., Arlington Blvd., Montgomery County
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The Edgemoor Citizens Association unanimously voted to expand membership to include neighboring homeowners west of Fairfax and Clarendon roads, north of Bradley blvd., east of Glenbrook rd., and south of Elm st., following a petition by 100 homeowners presented by Mrs. Roderick H. Cox. President Bernard F. Hillenbrand noted similar issues like traffic and parking from adjacent commercial areas. Traffic expert Earl C. Williams, jr., warned that parking on widened Arlington blvd. will be short-lived and advised consulting the planning commission on through traffic plans.