Southdown Shores Community Association
P.O. Box 482
Edgewater Maryland 21037
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Board of Directors ByLaws
Our Private, Community Owned Park Contact us.. Southdown Pool (a separate entity.) South River Federation
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*SEWER! The County has sent word that the sewer petition did not get enough votes to move forward: The vote was: 35 votes yes 56 votes no 72 did not answer 1 invalid (?) 164 eligible. There will be NO sewers for Southdown. New!Southdown bulletin board/Discussion group, click here to join
Reporting Pollution
Our Jim Davis had a conversation with John Peacock on 1/16/07
concerning mud plumes. He has sent me some guidelines to distribute to
the community to help us expedite reporting such events and to
hopefully provide the necessary evidence to allow fining companies that
dump mud into Beards Creek. To make a case against a developer, or
contractor, stick the county needs: Who (company name),What, When,
Where and Why. Photographs and eyewitness testimony may well be the
basis for the case. If the violator cleans the site before an inspector
arrives, the case will be based on the citizen's report. Let's help the
County protect our creek. In reporting pollution speed is essential.
Call the County first, and be persistent. Advise the board later.
Contact information: Use the phone first
Day 410-222-7763
Night/Weekend/Holiday 410-222-7777
email Jpeacock@aacounty.org or ipmailbox@aacounty.org He did caution concerning walking onto job sites without permission and advised
observing from the street! Lee Conservancy:Update, January 25, 2007: The new development planned for the Lee property is continuing to take shape. The Giant Food Store is now open. There is no word on what is going to happen with the old store There will be a bill offered at the County Council meeting on February 5, 2007 to approve replacing the current service road on the Lee property (the vacant farm field) with a new service road. Similarly, the current stormwater pond near Route 2 will be moved back farther on the property. This will allow the design of an inward-facing, campus-style development. After lengthy debate, adjustments, and assurances, the Lee Farms Conservancy has approved this design. County approval for moving the service road and the stormwater pond constitutes the last remaining hurdle before the project begins. Jack Greer
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