Sandy Spring-Ashton

Rural Preservation Consortium (SSARPC)

The SSARPC supports development in the area that conforms to the

Sandy Spring-Ashton Master Plan. We are pro-Master Plan, not anti-development.

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Rural Ashton and Sandy Spring

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Aerial View of Ashton Crossroads

Aerial View

of Ashton

Crossroads

SSARPC's Projects:

ezStorage

ezStorage

Thomas Building (Goddard School and offices)

Thomas Building (Goddard School and offices)

Resurrection Baptist Church

Resurrection Baptist Church

Ashton Meeting Place

Ashton Meeting Place

Bentley Road Nursing Home

Bentley Road Nursing Home

Chevy Chase Bank

Chevy Chase Bank

Derrick's Addition (Northeast Corner)

Derrick's Addition

(Northeast Corner)

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SSARPC Receives MCCF’s
Community Hero Award

 

On January 12 the Montgomery County Civic Federation (MCCF) presented the SSARPC with the Montgomery County Community Hero award.  Michelle Layton and Donna Selden, co-chairs of the SSARPC Steering Committee, accepted the award, presented by Wayne Goldstein, past chair of the MCCF.  SSARPC thanks the MCCF for this honor. 

Awawd Presentation

 
 

The Montgomery County Civic Federation
recognizes the
 Sandy Spring-Ashton
Rural Preservation Consortium
as a
 Montgomery County Community Hero

in appreciation of their efforts to insure that local development plans conform to the approved master plan goal to maintain the character of a rural village, and to educate and encourage the community to participate in the development approval process.

Presented at the Civic Federation’s 803rd session,
this 12th day of January, 2009.

ARNOLD B. GORDON, PRESIDENT

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[About SSARPC]  [Join Our Email List]  [Support Our Efforts]  [Let Your Voice Be Heard!]  [Documents and Announcements]

[Home]  [Ashton Meeting Place]  [Bentley Road Nursing Home]  [Chevy Chase Bank]  [Derrick's Addition] 

[ezStorage]  [Resurrection Baptist Church]  [Thomas Building (Goddard School and Offices)]  [Webmaster]

[About SSARPC]  [Join Our Email List]  [Support Our Efforts]  [Let Your Voice Be Heard!]  [Documents and Announcements]