Fairview Manor (aka Collingbrook) Street Lights
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The home owners of Fairview Manor, aka Collingbrook, are deeply concerned about the condition our community has been left in by the developer, Michael Karnock, PDC LLC. Our community consists of 71 estate-sized lots with an average purchase price of $972,000.00 and the Phase II section, consisting of approximately 50 homes, has been without street lights for more than a year.
We have been patient with PDC and have attempted to work in good faith with them to resolve this matter amicably. We also understand the impact the slowing economy and the downturn in the mortgage industry has had on the housing industry as a whole. Additionally, we understand that the existing guidelines do not require PDC to install lights until Phase II is complete. However, given the lack of specific, nor an estimated time as to when development in our community will resume, it is unacceptable to expect the families of our community to live in darkness indefinitely. We think PDC would be required by its sense of social responsibility as a business in this county to insure its developments do not present obvious public safety issues for home owners. We think this lack of lighting is a major public safety issue and we implore PDC to make this an immediate priority and resolve this matter post haste.
The home owners of Fairview Manor have laid a stake not only in our community but in Prince Georges county as well. Not only do we live in the county, most of us work in the county and are significant contributors to the countys tax base. The average property tax assessment for homes in Fairview is $12,000.00 annually. We are a community of voters who demand that this issue be addressed immediately and to our satisfaction. We have waited long enough and we call upon you, our elected officials, to champion this cause for us as voters and members of the larger PG County community.
The residents of Fairview Manor ask that you sign our petition in a show of support for a call to action from our elected officials and ultimately the developer, Michael Karnock PDC, LLC.
We have been patient with PDC and have attempted to work in good faith with them to resolve this matter amicably. We also understand the impact the slowing economy and the downturn in the mortgage industry has had on the housing industry as a whole. Additionally, we understand that the existing guidelines do not require PDC to install lights until Phase II is complete. However, given the lack of specific, nor an estimated time as to when development in our community will resume, it is unacceptable to expect the families of our community to live in darkness indefinitely. We think PDC would be required by its sense of social responsibility as a business in this county to insure its developments do not present obvious public safety issues for home owners. We think this lack of lighting is a major public safety issue and we implore PDC to make this an immediate priority and resolve this matter post haste.
The home owners of Fairview Manor have laid a stake not only in our community but in Prince Georges county as well. Not only do we live in the county, most of us work in the county and are significant contributors to the countys tax base. The average property tax assessment for homes in Fairview is $12,000.00 annually. We are a community of voters who demand that this issue be addressed immediately and to our satisfaction. We have waited long enough and we call upon you, our elected officials, to champion this cause for us as voters and members of the larger PG County community.
The residents of Fairview Manor ask that you sign our petition in a show of support for a call to action from our elected officials and ultimately the developer, Michael Karnock PDC, LLC.
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50 signatures
Goal: 100
Latest Signatures
27 October 2015
3 October 2015
8 September 2015
48.
Lina A
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The lack of lighting in our neighborhood is unsafe for our residents.
Relationship to Fairview Manor
Owner
Address
14203 Derby Ridge Road
30 June 2015
16 June 2015
3 June 2015
20 May 2015
27 April 2015
43.
Joanna B
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I often travel to this location and find it very unsafe in the night. I have questioned the possible danger imposed by not having street lights and the safety of drivers (including myself).
Relationship to Fairview Manor
frequent visitor
Address
9723 Far
20 March 2015
5 January 2015
13 November 2014
10 October 2014
39.
Betty Michaeln
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The streets are very dark and unsafe for residents. It makes an easy target for crime
Relationship to Fairview Manor
homeowner
Address
3812 Deep Hollow Way
29 September 2014
24 September 2014
26 August 2014
24 August 2014
35.
James G
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I agree with the aforementioned concerns.
Relationship to Fairview Manor
Homeowner
Address
14302 Derby Ridge Road,
10 July 2014
12 June 2014
22 April 2014
20 April 2014
13 March 2014
15 February 2014
4 January 2014
1 January 2014
27.
Carlene W
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Recent vehicular break-ins (5/14/2008) could have been greatly deterred (or even prevented) if lights had been installed in Phase II of the community. The safety and security of our families now stand at risk each day the Developer continues to ignore our
23 October 2013
26.
Eboney H
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Providing street lights will help increase the security and comfort zone of the residents and visitors of Fairview Manor
Relationship to Fairview Manor
Friend
Address
16505 Governor Bridge Rd, Apt #106, Bowie, MD 20716
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Julia Sloan
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Petition target:
Michael Karnock, PDC LLC, Prince Georges County Elected Officials, Media & News Outlets
Michael Karnock, PDC LLC, Prince Georges County Elected Officials, Media & News Outlets
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