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Application #:MR2014046
Application Type:MANDATORY REFERRAL
Application Name:Progress Place Disposition
Site Location:SW quadrant, intersection of Ripley Street and Dixon Avenue. Lot 7 Block 4 of Brooke Lee's Addition to Silver Spring; Parcels 2 and 3 of Little Tavern Tract. 8210 Dixon Avenue (formerly Colonial Lane) [8206 and 8210 Colonial Lane and 1014 Ripley Street].
Size:1.46 ACRE
Master Plan:Silver Spring CBD
Watershed:Lower Rock Creek
Application Accepted Date:4/22/2014
Owners RepresentativeGREG OSSONT
Department of General Services
101 Monroe Street
9th Floor
Rockville, MD 20850
Day Phone: (240)777-6194
M-NCPPC Lead ReviewerRobert Kronenberg
robert.kronenberg@mncppc-mc.org
(301)495-2187x
 
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