Re: [Chat] Fwd: RE: Re: trees

2012-09-28 Thread Sharon L. Guida
The CVCA does not issue formal communications using the discussion list or the 
Chat List. In addition to delivering information in the Charles Villager, t he 
CVCA website, and general membership meetings,  t he CVCA president sends out a 
weekly email using email addresses of CVCA members and those who have asked to 
be on the list by going to the CVCA website.  

Sharon L. Guida 

- Original Message -

From: judy jdy...@verizon.net 
To: Charles Village Chat List chat@charlesvillage.info 
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2012 1:34:25 AM 
Subject: [Chat] Fwd: RE: Re:  trees 





 Original Message  Subject: RE: Re: [Chat] trees 
Date:   Thu, 27 Sep 2012 19:41:44 + 
From:   Millspaugh, Tweefie tmillspa...@semmes.com 
To: judy jdy...@verizon.net 


Ridiculous that CVCA has a monopoly on the information that affects us all. 
I read the Chaz Villager, and I dont recall seeing that - Nor was it ever 
mentioned 
on the discussion list  that I recall... 




From: judy [ mailto:jdy...@verizon.net ] 
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2012 3:36 PM 
To: Millspaugh, Tweefie 
Subject: Fwd: Re: [Chat] trees 

fyi 



 Original Message  Subject: Re: [Chat] trees 
Date:   Thu, 27 Sep 2012 19:22:10 + (UTC) 
From:   Sharon L. Guida guidah...@comcast.net 
Reply-To:   The Charles Village Chat List chat@charlesvillage.info 
To: The Charles Village Chat List chat@charlesvillage.info 




Also the complete Charles Reconstruction plan is online at 
www.charlesvillage.net , was vetted at several CVCA membership meetings in the 
years leading up to its approval by the Dept of Transportation, and was the 
subject of many articles in the Charles Villager over those same years. Charles 
Village was fully represented by volunteers who attended many meetings during 
the process which took several years.  There was no other way to complete the 
planned improvements without removing some trees.  Hopefully, when the 
reconstruction plan is completed, we will see that the removal of trees was a 
small price to pay for the improvements realized. 

  

One way to keep abreast of what is happening in Charles Village is to read the 
Charles Villager, visit the CVCA website, join CVCA and attend CVCA General 
Membership meetings, and volunteer to participate in CVCA committees where 
issues are identified and resolved. 

  

Sharon L. Guida 
- Original Message -
From: Casey Miller casey.e.mil...@gmail.com 
To: The Charles Village Chat List chat@charlesvillage.info 
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2012 2:49:07 PM 
Subject: Re: [Chat] trees 

There is slightly more information here:  
http://charlesstreet.mdprojects.com/index.php?option=com_contentview=articleid=39Itemid=74
   


Look under Landscaping and Beautification 


On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 2:44 PM, judy  jdy...@verizon.net  wrote: 

blockquote
Why am I not surprised. How old are these trees? Makes no sense to me. Thanks 
for responding. 
Judy 


On 09/27/2012 01:14 PM, Joshua Fruhlinger wrote: 

blockquote
Judy, this is part of the rebuilding of Charles Street that will be happening 
over the next two years.  There was quite a bit of controversy over this aspect 
of the plan when it was rolled out.  New (though obviously not mature) trees 
are being planted in the redesign. 

jf 

On Sep 27, 2012, at 12:58 PM, judy  jdy...@verizon.net  wrote: 


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I have not seen this but was told that the trees in the 2900 Charles have been 
cut down. Does anyone have any info on this? 
Judy 

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Re: [Chat] Fwd: RE: Re: trees

2012-09-28 Thread Dawna Cobb
Hi all:  I live on Charles and 30th and am sad about the tree removal.  My
neighbors and I received a grant from Parks and People to plant 4 cherry
trees on our block in 1999 so you can imagine how we feel!  That being
said, after almost 10 years of negotiation and meetings, I am optimistic
that the result, which will include more trees than the number that  were
removed, will be lovely.

This project has been in the works since at least 1999.  This summer I have
been purging my house of stuff and recently recycled about a foot of paper
from all the meetings my neighbors and I attended about this project.
Please know that Charles Villagers, the Friends of Wyman Park Dell, and
other community members vociferously advocated for a pedestrian and
tree/plant friendly design going so far as to hire our own expert to give
input to the project.  We also advocated to keep Charles Street from
becoming a highway out of town and to preserve the buffer between the
street and the houses, buildings and park on either side.

There were community meetings where designs were presented and the
community gave input. ( I recall a large meeting at the Friends Meeting
House where three designs were presented and the community voted on the one
it preferred.) There was a stakeholders group that represented a variety of
interests (residents, churchs, condos on Greenway)  that met with the
planner from the City, DOT, JHU, and the engineering firm hired by the
City.  Notes from these meetings can be found at the website that Casey
sent around.

There were numerous Villager articles and even some Baltimore Sun articles
about the project.   This project nearly wore me out given how long it has
been going on.  Still, as a Charles Street resident I plan to monitor the
project as it progresses.

Dawna Cobb


On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 1:34 AM, judy jdy...@verizon.net wrote:




  Original Message   Subject: RE: Re: [Chat] trees  Date: Thu,
 27 Sep 2012 19:41:44 +  From: Millspaugh, Tweefie
 tmillspa...@semmes.com tmillspa...@semmes.com  To: judy
 jdy...@verizon.net jdy...@verizon.net

 Ridiculous that CVCA has a monopoly on the information that affects us
 all.
 I read the Chaz Villager, and I dont recall seeing that - Nor was it ever
 mentioned
 on the discussion list  that I recall...

  --
 *From:* judy [mailto:jdy...@verizon.net jdy...@verizon.net]
 *Sent:* Thursday, September 27, 2012 3:36 PM
 *To:* Millspaugh, Tweefie
 *Subject:* Fwd: Re: [Chat] trees

  fyi



  Original Message   Subject: Re: [Chat] trees  Date: Thu,
 27 Sep 2012 19:22:10 + (UTC)  From: Sharon L. Guida
 guidah...@comcast.net guidah...@comcast.net  Reply-To: The Charles
 Village Chat List chat@charlesvillage.info chat@charlesvillage.info  To:
 The Charles Village Chat List 
 chat@charlesvillage.infochat@charlesvillage.info

  Also the complete Charles Reconstruction plan is online at
 www.charlesvillage.net , was vetted at several CVCA membership meetings
 in the years leading up to its approval by the Dept of Transportation, and
 was the subject of many articles in the Charles Villager over those same
 years. Charles Village was fully represented by volunteers who attended
 many meetings during the process which took several years.  There was no
 other way to complete the planned improvements without removing some
 trees.  Hopefully, when the reconstruction plan is completed, we will see
 that the removal of trees was a small price to pay for the improvements
 realized.



 One way to keep abreast of what is happening in Charles Village is to read
 the Charles Villager, visit the CVCA website, join CVCA and attend CVCA
 General Membership meetings, and volunteer to participate in CVCA
 committees where issues are identified and resolved.



 Sharon L. Guida
  --
 *From: *Casey Miller casey.e.mil...@gmail.comcasey.e.mil...@gmail.com
 *To: *The Charles Village Chat List 
 chat@charlesvillage.infochat@charlesvillage.info
 *Sent: *Thursday, September 27, 2012 2:49:07 PM
 *Subject: *Re: [Chat] trees

 There is slightly more information here:
 http://charlesstreet.mdprojects.com/index.php?option=com_contentview=articleid=39Itemid=74


  Look under Landscaping and Beautification

 On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 2:44 PM, judy jdy...@verizon.net wrote:

 Why am I not surprised. How old are these trees? Makes no sense to me.
 Thanks for responding.
 Judy

 On 09/27/2012 01:14 PM, Joshua Fruhlinger wrote:

 Judy, this is part of the rebuilding of Charles Street that will be
 happening over the next two years.  There was quite a bit of controversy
 over this aspect of the plan when it was rolled out.  New (though obviously
 not mature) trees are being planted in the redesign.

 jf

 On Sep 27, 2012, at 12:58 PM, judy jdy...@verizon.net wrote:

  I have not seen this but was told that the trees in the 2900 Charles
 have been cut down. Does anyone have any info on this?
 Judy

 

[Chat] Fwd: RE: Re: trees

2012-09-27 Thread judy




 Original Message 
Subject:RE: Re: [Chat] trees
Date:   Thu, 27 Sep 2012 19:41:44 +
From:   Millspaugh, Tweefie tmillspa...@semmes.com
To: judy jdy...@verizon.net



Ridiculous that CVCA has a monopoly on the information that affects us all.
I read the Chaz Villager, and I dont recall seeing that - Nor was it 
ever mentioned

on the discussion list  that I recall...

   
   *From:* judy [mailto:jdy...@verizon.net]
   *Sent:* Thursday, September 27, 2012 3:36 PM
   *To:* Millspaugh, Tweefie
   *Subject:* Fwd: Re: [Chat] trees

   fyi


    Original Message 
   Subject: Re: [Chat] trees
   Date:Thu, 27 Sep 2012 19:22:10 + (UTC)
   From:Sharon L. Guida guidah...@comcast.net
   Reply-To:The Charles Village Chat List chat@charlesvillage.info
   To:  The Charles Village Chat List chat@charlesvillage.info



   Also the complete Charles Reconstruction plan is online at
   www.charlesvillage.net http://www.charlesvillage.net , was vetted
   at several CVCA membership meetings in the years leading up to its
   approval by the Dept of Transportation, and was the subject of many
   articles in the Charles Villager over those same years. Charles
   Village was fully represented by volunteers who attended
   many meetings during the process which took several years.  There
   was no other way to complete the planned improvements without
   removing some trees.  Hopefully, when the reconstruction plan is
   completed, we will see that the removal of trees was a small price
   to pay for the improvements realized.

   One way to keep abreast of what is happening in Charles Village is
   to read the Charles Villager, visit the CVCA website, join CVCA and
   attend CVCA General Membership meetings, and volunteer to
   participate in CVCA committees where issues are identified and resolved.

   Sharon L. Guida

   
   *From: *Casey Miller casey.e.mil...@gmail.com
   *To: *The Charles Village Chat List chat@charlesvillage.info
   *Sent: *Thursday, September 27, 2012 2:49:07 PM
   *Subject: *Re: [Chat] trees

   There is slightly more information here:
   
http://charlesstreet.mdprojects.com/index.php?option=com_contentview=articleid=39Itemid=74


   Look under Landscaping and Beautification

   On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 2:44 PM, judy jdy...@verizon.net
   mailto:jdy...@verizon.net wrote:

   Why am I not surprised. How old are these trees? Makes no sense
   to me. Thanks for responding.
   Judy

   On 09/27/2012 01:14 PM, Joshua Fruhlinger wrote:

   Judy, this is part of the rebuilding of Charles Street that
   will be happening over the next two years.  There was quite
   a bit of controversy over this aspect of the plan when it
   was rolled out.  New (though obviously not mature) trees are
   being planted in the redesign.

   jf

   On Sep 27, 2012, at 12:58 PM, judy jdy...@verizon.net
   mailto:jdy...@verizon.net wrote:

   I have not seen this but was told that the trees in the
   2900 Charles have been cut down. Does anyone have any
   info on this?
   Judy

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