Montpelier Today, July/August 2014

MONTPELIER TODAY 1 July/August 2014
The Newsletter Of The

Montpelier Community Association
Montpelier Today
July/August 2014
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2:00 - 4:00 PM
Bike Parade, Field Games
Pool Games

5:30 PM
Pot Luck Dinner

7:00 - 9:00 PM
Music and Dancing
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THE NEWSLETTER OF THE MONTPELIER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
July/August 2014
Bob Derrick, President
Chair, Executive Committee
301 776-5008
derrickr@wans.net

Jack Keating, Vice President
Member, Executive Committee
301 325-0497
jjktito@aol.com

Lillian Fazio, Treasurer
Chair, Finance Committee
Chair, Tennis Committee
301 776-3267
Lillian_fazio@aol.com

Patricia Douville, Secretary
Member, Executive Committee
Chair, Social & Nominating Committees
301 490-7614
pldouville@verizon.net

Paul Buehler, Trustee
Co-Chair, Facilities Committee
301 776-9886
buehler@freestate.net

Brad Gimbert, Trustee
Co-Chair, Facilities Committee
301 776-8366
mgimbert@verizon.net

Tim Jacobs, Trustee
916 712-1731
tim@jacobszone.com

Richard Mason, Trustee
Chair, Security Committee
Chair, Traffic Committee
301 346-6250
rsmason@aol.com

Jean Sorrentino, Trustee
301 776-3650
sorrentino12@verizon.net

Committees

Architectural Control & Compliance
Michael Boddie, Chair
(301) 526-3520
Michael.boddie@aol.com

Communications CommitteeTony Fleming, Chair
tonyrfleming@gmail.com
240 841-2787

Elections & Swim Team Lynne Collman, Chair
301 776-3098
lbcollman@gmail.com

Pool CommitteeMary Derrick, Chair
301 776-5008
derrickr@wans.net

Welcoming CommitteeGloria Hynes
gloriahynes@verizon.net

Assistant to the Board
Mary Hughes888-622-4630 x103
emhughes@comcast.net
2014 Board of Trustees
Braggin Writes
5
Nomination Form
7
April 2014 MCA Board Meeting Minutes
9
April 2014 ACCC Meeting Minutes
10
May 2014 ACCC Meeting Minutes
11
Financials
12
Traffic Committee Report
13
Security Committee Report
14
Social Committee Report
15
GLO in the Garden
16
ACCC Approval Form
18
Helping Hands
22

UPCOMING MCA MEETINGS FOR MONTPELIER HOMEOWNERS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETINGS
Mark your calendar for Tuesday July 8 and Tuesday, August 12 for the monthly board meengs at
Deereld Community Center, preschool room. All meengs begin at 7 PM. Montpelier homeowners
are encouraged to aend.

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL & COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE MEETINGS (ACCC)
The July meeng will be Thursday, July 10, 7 PM, at the Montpelier Pool. The August
meeng will be Thursday, August 7 at Deereld Community Center, preschool room at 7
pm.
Three years ago, Prince Georges County chose
Montpelier for the replacement of several hundred
Bradford Pear trees that were dead or in serious de-
cline. Montpelier was the rst community chosen,
but everyone was not happy. Some residents feared
that all the trees would be removed at once and the
ambiance of our mature environment would change,
but that did not happen. Our community has many
types of trees and sll has that mature, manicured
appeal.

Many of the residents who refused to have their trees
removed have since experienced those trees falling
into their driveway, on cars, or worse and many resi-
dents have requested, via e mail to me, to have their
trees replaced.

The Montpelier board asked the county, through
Mary Lehman's oce, to re-evaluate the remaining
trees for viability. The trees have a life span of 30
years and most that should be removed are 47 years
old. The county landscape architect and the design
rm in charge of the replacement work want to be
assured that they have community support. Funds
are limited, and there are many neighborhoods in
the county that have never had a tree and would be
very happy to have hundreds of trees planted in their
community.

It is important to understand that individual trees can
not be replaced on request. The one contractor that
the county employs only works on these projects six
months of the year and major costs are involved in
cung trees, grinding stumps, removing roots and
then planng new trees.

May I suggest that you show support for the project
by contacng: (1) Mary Lehman's oce at
councildistrict1@co.pg.md.us or 301 952-3887; and,
(2) Patricia Valenne, Project Coordinator-Right Tree,
Right Place Program, Neighborhood Design Center at
pvalenne@ndc-md.org or 301 779 6010.

Ms. Patricia Valenne of the Neighborhood Design
Center will come to the annual meeng in September
to answer quesons. Let me know of any other con-
cerns that you have, so that she will be prepared to
answer your quesons. It is the Montpelier board's
goal for the work to be done in the Spring.

Gloria Hynes
Prince George's Master Gardener

UPDATE ON THE BRADFORD PEAR TREE REPLACEMENT PROJECT
JULY DATE
& LOCATION
CHANGE
July 4th Celebration on Friday July 4 at the First United Methodist Church
424 Main Street, Laurel
Luncheon at 1 p.m of hot dogs, sloppy joes, potato salad, cole slaw, desserts and beverages.
Concert at 2 p.m. of "LAND OF THE FREE" by the Chancel choir ( a beauful patrioc musical)
Plenty of parking; free but donaons accepted;
ALL ARE WELCOME ! !
Lois Hamilton
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FROM YOUR NEIGHBORS
Ralph Nardone on Montpelier Drive is a mighty proud
grandfather! SEVEN of his grandchildren graduated this
year, SIX of whom were from the Mills' family!
Congratulaons to all of Montpelier's graduates!

Samantha Bowman has successfully completed all the
educaonal requirements necessary (including 8 years of
schooling!) and will have conferred upon her a AuD =
Doctor of Clinical Audiology.
Tracy Bowman

My granddaughter Michelle graduated with a MA in
Hearing and Speech Sciences from the Univ. of Maryland
two weeks ago. Also, her long term boyfriend proposed
and they are geng married next year.
Lillian Fazio

Sara Becker, daughter of Rob and Debbie Phillips on
Ethan Ct. recently received the Ross M. Lence award for
excellence in teaching in the performing and visual arts
at the University of Houston. This was based on recom-
mendaons from faculty and students and her extensive
resume. Sara is Assistant Professor of Voice and Shake-
speare in the MFA acng program and head of the per-
formance area in the BFA acng program. She is spend-
ing the summer voice coaching at American Players Thea-
tre in Spring Green, Wi.

Former Montpelier resident plays role in episodes of
HBO's "VEEP"
Shari Elliker, daughter of longme Montpelier residents,
Bernie and Colleen Elliker, appeared in two episodes of
the HBO hit, "VEEP" this season. In its next to last show,
Shari was a professional journalist who moderated a
presidenal debate featuring the show's star, Julia Louis-
Dreyfus and others in the cast playing supporng roles as
other candidates. She was heard in a voice role on the
next episode.

Shari aended Laurel schools, is a graduate of UMBC,
majoring in communicaons broadcasng. She was a
trac reporter on Channel 9, WJLA. She was a part of
the old "Don and Mike" show and has spent many years
in radio, improv, voice overs. Shari was a host of her
own shows on XM Satellite radio "Broadminded," and
"The Shari Elliker Show" on Balmore's WBAL. She has
had appearances in several movies and on TV series such
as "Homicide."
Bernie Elliker
Montpeliers own, Gina A. Oli-
va, recently published her sec-
ond book, Turning the Tide:
Making Life Beer for Deaf and
Hard of Hearing Schoolchil-
dren. This book is a qualitave
study of deaf and hard of hear-
ing students who aended
mainstream schools. Focus
groups in dierent regions in the country and online
respondents were asked to discuss many issues, in-
cluding the dicules of nding friends and social
access, the struggle to establish an identy, the chal-
lenges of K-12 interpreng and class placement, and
the vast potenal of summer and weekend programs
for deaf students. Their empowering stories demon-
strate that no deaf or hard of hearing student should
be educated alone. The authors also elicited com-
ments on other changes that parents, advocates, and
other allies could work toward to improve further the
educaonal environment of deaf children.
Gina credits her father with igning the ame to write
"Alone in the Mainstream" and "Turning the Tide."
Her father had a hearing loss, but never experienced
friendship with other deaf individuals. The passion
that evolved is aimed at helping readers to understand
the benets that Gina (and many others) have experi-
enced because unlike her father, she did choose to be
engaged with others who share this commonality.

Gina enjoyed a 37 year career at Gallaudet University
and she received several naonal awards for her work
developing visual cues for aerobic exercise classes.
Gina is Montpeliers Premier Pickleball Ambassador
and avid cyclist, racquetball player, arst, friend, and
family member. Wring is up there with her several
"rst loves" and she expects more publicaons down
the road.

For more informaon go to www.amazon.com/
author/ginaoliva.
Montpelier Resident Publishes Second Book
Turning the Tide: Making Life Better for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Schoolchildren
by Gina A. Oliva and Linda Risser Lytle

July 5
AT THE POOL

Bike Parade, Field and Pool
Games from 2 - 4:00. Decorate your bike,
stroller, scooter or other ride and show your patrioc pride!

Potluck dinner at 5:30
Hot dogs, hamburgers, drinks and paper
products provided by MCA.
Bring an appezer, salad, side dish or dessert to share.

Music and Dancing from 7-9
R.S.V.P. by July 3- Sign-up at the pool
Saturday, September 6
th
, 2014
All festivities will start at 8:30 AM.
More information, such as registration, prizes and course details
will be available shortly on our website: http://montpelieronline.org/
and info line 888 MCA-4630. VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED.
Felipe Arzayus, Event Organizer, kfl.arzayus@verizon.net
Tricia Douville, Social Chair, pldouville@verizon.net
Montpelier 5K Run/Walk & Kids Fun Run
SAVE THE
DATE

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Bring a dish to share and sign up at the pool by Thursday, August 28. Bring a dish to share and sign up at the pool by Thursday, August 28. Bring a dish to share and sign up at the pool by Thursday, August 28. Bring a dish to share and sign up at the pool by Thursday, August 28.

Music and Dancing 7 pm Music and Dancing 7 pm Music and Dancing 7 pm Music and Dancing 7 pm 9 pm. 9 pm. 9 pm. 9 pm.
MONTPELIER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC.

2014 TRUSTEE NOMINATION FORM

MUST BE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 10, 2014 TO BE VALID
The following member, in good standing of the Montpelier Community Association, Inc., is here-
by submitted for consideration as a member of the 2014-2015 Board of Trustees.

NAME (Please Print)

ADDRESS LOT#

The term of service of a Trustee shall be one (1) year beginning with the October Board meeting.
Duties as outlined in the Montpelier Community Association, Inc. Bylaws.
Trustees shall have a fiduciary relationship with the Members and a duty of due care and dili-
gence with respect to the property and affairs of the Association. Each Trustee shall:
a. remain informed at all times about the business of the Association;
b. attend and participate in Board meetings;
c. obtain and read on a timely basis the monthly financial statements and the minutes Board
meetings;
d. act in the best interests of the Association;
e. act in accordance with the provisions of the Articles, the Declaration, and the Bylaws;
f. exercise reasonable diligence in carrying out and following through on responsibilities
assumed or assigned to the Trustee

If elected, I am willing to serve as a member of the Montpelier Community Associaon Board of
Trustees. I agree to read, abide by, and enforce the Arcles, the Declaraon, and the Bylaws of
the Associaon.

Nominees Signature Date Phone Number/Email

Nominations for Trustee to be elected shall be made by written petition of two (2) Members
other than the nominee:

Petitioner 1: Name (print) Signature Address Date

Petitioner 2: Name (print) Signature Address Date

Nominee: Please complete the Biographical Information Form on the back of this form. Your
responses will be printed in the September issue of the Newsletter.

Mail or otherwise deliver this completed form by or before August 10, 2014 to:
Nominating Committee, MCA, Inc.
P.O. Box 2503
Laurel, Maryland 20709
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FORM FOR BOARD OF
TRUSTEE CANDIDATES

The informaon provided herein will be published in the September newsleer in a paragraph
format.
Number of years living in Montpelier______
Previous participation in MCA activities:

Other relevant background information (participation in other community associations, boards,
community work or other experience that would be relevant to the community (200 words or
less):

Specific MCA Board functions that are of interest (check one or more):

Architectural Control and Compliance Communications Election
Finance Governing Documents Grounds Maintenance/Facilities
Nominating Pool Operations Security Social Activities Traf-
fic
Any additional information or comments:
Trustees in Aendance: Paul Buehler, Bob Derrick, Pa
tricia Douville, Lillian Fazio, Brad Gimbert, Jack Keang,
Richard Mason and Jean Sorrenno.
Trustees Absent with Cause: Tim Jacobs.
Community Members Present: Mary Derrick and Gloria
Hynes.

President Bob Derrick called the meeng to order at 7:03
PM. There was a quorum to conduct business.

Secretarys Report: Tricia Douville
The minutes of the March 2014 board meeng were
reviewed. Trustee Keang made a moon to accept
the minutes. Trustee Sorrenno seconded the moon
and it passed unanimously.
A complaint has been led against the MCA and our
aorney led a moon to dismiss. Due to the com
plainant requesng nancial compensaon the maer
has been turned over to our insurance company.

Treasurers Report: Lillian Fazio
Trustee Fazio prepared the monthly statements which
were distributed.
Trustee Fazio reported 204 more assessments came in,
but there are 77 more regular assessments now past
due. Regular assessment refers to those members
who do not have legal acon pending for delinquencies
in the past. $1,800 had to be wrien o as bad debt
on the foreclosure and sale of a vacant house on Mont
pelier Drive.

ACCC: Michael Boddie, Chairperson
Mr. Boddie reported that a ne was reinstated on a
homeowner because repairs have not been completed.
A complaint was made about running a business and
excessive cars regularly parked along the narrow
street. It is being monitored, but the acvity has not
been observed by the ACCC. Trustee Derrick suggested
as part of the regular ACCC complaint invesgaon
that the owner of the house be asked if there are fre
quent or regularly scheduled meengs and let them
know there has been a complaint.
The ACCC received a complaint about condions on a
house on Montpelier Drive. This is already in legal pro
ceedings, but the aorney will be noed.
Another complaint was made about the entrance to
Montpelier and the Montpelier sign. This is actually
owned by the MNCPPC. Mr. Boddie asked board mem
bers to look at the area and see what they think.
April means that boats and trailers are allowed to be
parked in driveways.
Facilies Commiee: Paul Buehler and Brad Gimbert,
Co-Chairs
Trustee Gimbert found out that the pool cover was
purchased in 2003 and had a 10 year warranty. It was
purchased from MidAtlanc Pools and the life expec
tancy is approximately 15 years. He received one es
mate for a new cover at $15,000, but he would like to
get 2 or 3 more esmates.
Trustees Gimbert and Buehler surveyed the baseball
diamond. Grass needs to be treated with roundup and
weeds and clover have taken over in some areas.
The dumpster appears to be lling up with contractors
debris. Trustee Buehler suggested a fence with a gate
and lock. Trustee Derrick quesoned whether the
oenders will dump outside the fence if they cant get
to the dumpster. It is also an eyesore. Trustee Dou
ville suggested screening it from the road. Trustee
Buehler will get a price for an Lshaped screen and a
full fence all the way around with a gated fence.
New playground equipment is being considered and
Trustee Derrick will meet with the vendor that supplied
the basketball hoops and will bring a recommendaon
to the Facilies Commiee.
Trustee Buehler asked about the extra dues put on
the landscaping contract. These were things that were
requested a la carte last year and paid for as extras
and includes inside the pool area. If weed control is
needed, it is an oncall a la carte opon from our
current landscaper.
Ms. Hynes secured three bids for relandscaping the
three planters (36 feet long x 6 feet wide). The bids
are: Fehrs Nursery $3,000, Country Nursery $3,306,
and Behnkes Nursery did not reply yet (Medina made
a bid last year for about $4,000). The beds need to be
topped o with topsoil which amounts to half of the
budget. Country Nursery will reduce their bid by $150
if we remove the two trees ourselves. Ms. Hynes rec
ommended Country Nursery as their design was more
creave and they do work in the community. Trustee
Fazio made a moon to accept the bid of Country
Nursery, but we will remove the trees ourselves. Trus
tee Douville seconded the moon. The moon passed
unanimously. The planters will have to be watered so
Ms. Hynes will contact the watering girl from last
year to see if she will be available but Ms. Hynes would
make sure they were watered either way.
Trustee Fazio requested permission to purchase annu
als for the pots in the pool. The board authorized
$150.
Continued on page 10)
Montpelier Community Association, Inc.
Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes
April 8, 2014
Trustee Derrick suggested that some of the trees that
have died be replaced and that some new ones be
planted to enhance areas like the new walking path.
Ms. Hynes recommended a program in Balmore Coun
ty that could supply hardwood trees and is having a half
price day on May 10. $300 was authorized.

Pool Commiee: Mary Derrick, Chairperson
Ms. Derrick asked if the Pool Management Company
could remove the cover since it will not be repaired this
year.
Trustee Derrick asked if we should have three compa
nies come and inspect for the whitecoang of the pool
(which would be done aer the pool closes in the fall)
before the pool is relled for the season.

Social Commiee: Patricia Douville, Chairperson
The Easter Egg Hunt is on Saturday, April 12 with a Cake
Walk. About y children have signed up.

Security Commiee: Richard Mason, Chairperson
One reported US Mail the was the only reported inci
dent over the past month. Our residents were alert and
noed police who were able to apprehend the sus
pect. The maer was turned over to postal authories.
The County has these numbers for assistance: 211 for
social services and 311 for nonurgent police services.
Jason Wilson of the Prince Georges County Police
would like to aend the next board meeng which the
board thought would be a good idea. Trustee Mason
will also invite him to our cookouts/potlucks.

Trac Commiee: Richard Mason, Chairperson
Trustee Mason reported that pot holes are being re
paired, but there are more to do.
Ms. Lehman helped with geng many of the green ca
ble boxes repaired. He thanked C. Elliker for her help
also.
(Continued from page 9)
(Continued on page 11)
April 3, 2014
Meeng Minutes

Commiee Members Present: Michael Boddie, Colin
Hebert, Jack Keang and Lawrence Taylor.
Commiee Members Absent with Cause: Brian Dennis and
Michael Flowe.
Community Members Present: Mary Hughes.

The meeng was called to order at 7:05 PM by M. Boddie.
The minutes of the March meeng, as transcribed by M.
Hughes, were reviewed. J. Keang made a moon to ac
cept the minutes. C. Hebert seconded the moon and it
passed unanimously.

OLD BUSINESS:
12704 Silverbirch Lane No response from homeowner
and the house repairs are not completed. The ne of
$250 a month is reinstated and a leer will be sent.
12403 Eastgate Lane A dumpster is in the driveway. No
response to phone call asking how long it will be there.
Leer will be sent.

NEW BUSINESS:
12210 Shadetree Lane Problem with trash in the side yard
where the dog is kept on a leash and newspapers le
in the driveway to disintegrate. J. Keang made a mo
on to send a leer to the owner regarding the trash
in the yard and driveway. C. Hebert seconded the mo
on and it passed unanimously.
9314 Montpelier Drive Complaint regarding run down
condion of the house, shuers, and fence. This is in
ligaon and M. Boddie will contact the complainant.
The county will be noed about the car with expired
tags.
12702 Silverbirch Drive No trac has been observed
aer neighbors complained about business acvies at
the Group Home. A leer will be sent to the complain
ant and the issue will be monitored.
9203 Montpelier Drive Member noed ACCC that
screens on a back porch will be converted to windows.
9208 Twin Hill Lane New owner had a re (caused by the
plumber making pipe repairs) which le a hole in the
front of the house. Repairs are being made, but he
noed the ACCC that the new wooden shingles will
not match those on the front of the garage. They
should age to the same color.
8709 Crestmont Lane Request for approval of a shed. J.
Keang made a moon to approve the request. C.
Hebert seconded the moon and it passed unanimous
ly.
9205 Pleasant Court A complaint was made about busi
nesses being run out of the home. Invitaons were put
on the email lists. Homeowner will be asked if this is a
business which will create trac and be a nuisance to
determine if a violaon exists. M. Boddie will respond
to the complainant.

The next meeng of the ACCC will be Thursday, May 1,
2014 at 7:00 PM at Deereld Community Center. The
meeng adjourned at 7:40 pm.
ACCC REPORT
Ms. Hynes is helping with the Bradford Pear Tree Re
placement Program and with geng the dead trees
removed. Unfortunately, any work is dependent on
how much money is budgeted.
Public works did not remove the dead tree debris on
Cedarbrook so Trustee Mason cleaned it up himself.
We sll have a dead tree on county property waing to
be removed.
Ulity line work is being done at the Cedarbrook/
Muirkirk intersecon in preparaon of the straighten
ing of the intersecon.

Tennis Commiee: Lillian Fazio, Chairperson
Trustee Fazio reported that the courts have not been
striped for pickleball.
There has been no response from our complaint about
MidAtlanc to the Beer Business Bureau.
Trustee Buehler asked if we should do something our
selves to keep the cracks from geng worse. They
reported inch cracks. Trustee Fazio will check to see
if epoxy paint was le with J. Harkins and Trustees
Buehler and Gimbert will look into repairing the cracks
or repainng the courts.

Welcoming Commiee: Gloria Hynes, Chairperson
Ms. Hynes has the list of newcomers to visit. It is dicult
to contact them without phone numbers or email ad
dresses. Trustee Derrick reminded Ms. Hynes that there
is a budget for cookies or cake for the visits.

OLD BUSINESS
Trustee Keang presented the pickleball painng con
tract which was approved at the last meeng.
Trustee Keang recommended that the board accept
the contract ($2,620) to le both showers, with a slope
to the drain and matching the same le as in the bath
room. Trustee Douville made a moon to accept the
contract. Trustee Buehler seconded the moon and it
passed unanimously. Cleaning needs to be done before
the bathroom le is sealed.

The next board meeng will be held on Tuesday, May 13,
2014 at 7:00 PM at Deereld Recreaon Center, pre
school room. The moon was made and seconded to
adjourn at 8:45 pm. The moon passed unanimously.
ACCC REPORT
May 1, 2014
Meeng Minutes

Commiee Members Present: Michael Boddie, Brian
Dennis, Michael Flowe, and Jack Keang.
Commiee Members Absent with Cause: Colin Hebert
and Lawrence Taylor.
Community Members Present: Joe Bacarella, John
Walsh, and Mary Hughes.

The meeng was called to order at 7:03 PM by M. Bod
die. The minutes of the April meeng, as transcribed by
M. Hughes, were reviewed. J. Keang made a moon
to accept the amended minutes. B. Dennis seconded
the moon and it passed unanimously.

OLD BUSINESS:
12403 Eastgate Lane The dumpster is gone.
9314 Montpelier Drive The unlicensed car is gone.
12210 Shadetree Lane B. Dennis will check to see if the
debris has been removed from the side yard.
12702 Silverbirch Drive Another complaint was made
about business acvies and trac. M. Boddie pro
posed contacng the owner to discuss the issue.
12704 Silverbirch Lane Homeowner appealed the April
1 ne of $250 a month to accrue unl repairs are
completed. Homeowner reported that repairs to
the front of the property were completed, but he
could not esmate when the rest of the house
would be nished. The ne will connue to accrue
unl the repairs are completed.

NEW BUSINESS:
8718 Graystone Lane Vivant Solar noed the ACCC
that they will install solar panels.
12605 Ivystone Lane Nocaon of PODS in the drive
way 4/2129 and 4/295/16.
9307 Montpelier Drive Nocaon that repairs will be
made to the front sidewalk.
8809 Oxwell Lane Homeowner noed the ACCC that
he will be painng and siding his Jamestown in the
same colors as the house is now (green shuers and
white house).
12310 Silverbirch Lane Homeowner requested approv
al to install a French drain on his property. B. Dennis
made a moon to approve the request. J. Keang
seconded the moon and it passed unanimously.

The next meeng of the next meeng of the ACCC will
be Thursday, June 5, 2014 at 7:00 PM at Deereld Com
munity Center. The meeng adjourned at 7:55 pm.
FINANCIAL REPORT
Jan May 2014 Budget
Submied by Lillian Fazio, Treasurer
Jan March14 Budget
Prot & Loss Budget vs. Actual, connued
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE REPORT
Colleen Elliker and I are keeping pressure on Prince
Georges County Public Works to repair remaining pot
holes on our county streets. Councilwoman Mary Leh
man toured primary streets and recommended to Dept.
of Public Works that Oxwell, Eastgate, and Shadetree be
patched. She has approval for a green street planning
for Montpelier Drive.

Mary Lehman has requested Montpelier be put on a pri
ority list for working with the county on educaon, in
specon, and decisions on how to handle the Bradford
Pear Tree program. Gloria Hynes, our resident and
Prince Georges County Master Gardener, is working
closely with Pat Valenne, Contract Program Coordinator
for our county Right Tree, Right Place Program. Gloria
The only crime in past two months was a car broken into
near the intersecon of Cedarbrook and Montpelier Drive
the week of 5/12/14. This was reported to the community
on 5/19. The car was not locked and personal items were
stolen. Police were not noed. There was also a suspi
cious Chevy Silverado with nted windows observed on
Churcheld Lane. PLEASE REPORT ALL CRIMES OR SUS
PECIOUS ACTIVITY IMMEDIATELY TO 911.

Weekly Wanted Posters for golf tournament and World
Elder Abuse Day announcements were emailed to our
community group emails. Commercial crimes at Rite Aid
and Family Dollar Stores in South Laurel are too close to
home. Police are close to making arrest on both crimes.
These mely announcements are immediately posted on
our community group emails.

Data Breaches: Protect your security by NOT carrying your
social security card, use strong passwords, be careful
what you put on social media, shred personal documents,
and monitor nancial statements.

Nancy Stakem and I aended the County District VI Police
Cizens Advisory Council Meeng. The Commander, Ma
jor Kara Lloyd, reported that total crimes are down 2.3%
and property crimes are up 8.5%. District VI crimes are up
4.6%. There have been NO shed crimes in past 3 weeks.
Our District VI Community Police Ocer, Jason Wilson,
EMPHASIZED THE IMPORTANCE OF LOCKING ALL DOORS,
WINDOWS, AND CARS. Please maintain inventory of your
property. Keep hard copy and computer les of make,
SECURITY COMMITTEE
REPORT
MONTPELIER
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

BALANCE SHEET
May 31, 2014
and I met with Pat and Wayne Lucas, County Tree Manag
er, to begin plans to implement our tree program. The
county has replaced 26 dead trees that were originally
planted three years ago. We ask residents receiving
these trees to water them twice a week when it doesn't
rain. We all agreed that educaon about Bradford Pear
Trees is our rst step in keeping our community beauful.
Please read Gloria's tree arcle in this magazine. Gloria
will have updates.

Extensive ulity work, especially with the US Government
ber opc wiring, and large WSSC water pipes has de
layed the work on the new intersecon of Muirkirk Rd
with Odell and Cedarbrook. Construcon is now planned
to start in the Fall 2014, with compleon in the Spring of
2015. Please review the Google map of this planned in
tersecon.
Richard Mason
Trac Commiee Chairperson
Please contact Gloria Hynes at gloriahynes@verizon.net to arrange a visit from the Welcoming Commiee. The
commiee will only schedule the visit for a me convenient for you. They have lots of informaon about our
pool acvies, swim team, area programs and will be able to answer any quesons that you have.
W N P P I'm looking for a
few helpers for this weekly event.

If you'd like to parcipate, please bring a dish to share
(no chips) either a dish to go with pizza or dessert and
$3.00 (children 4 and under are free).
This entles you to two pieces of pizza, sides and a
drink. Please be at the food pavilion by 5:45 pm

Please sign up NO LATER THAN 3:00 pm on WEDNESDAY.
You may sign up at the pool, call the pool 3013170106
or me 3014907614, or email pldouville@verizon.net.
Let me know how many in your group and if any are un
der 4.

W A Mondays and Thursdays from 7:00
8:00. The cost is $5.00 per session. Just drop in to parc
ipate. Call the pool for weatherrelated cancellaons.
J 4 C will take place on Saturday, July 5
at the pool. Decorate your bike in patrioc streamers or
colors for the bike parade at 2 pm. Games and acvies
unl 4:00 PM. The Pot Luck starts at 5:30 pm. Bring a
dish to share and sign up at the pool by July 3rd. Music
and Dancing 7 pm9 pm.

L D W P P will take place
on S, A 30. The Pot Luck starts at 5:30
pm. Bring a dish to share and sign up at the pool by
Thursday, August 28. Music and Dancing 7 pm9 pm.

M 5K Save the date! The second annual MCA
5K will take place on Saturday, September 6. You have
plenty of me to prepare for this event!
Tricia Douville
Social Chairperson
SOCIAL COMMITTEE REPORT
model and serial numbers. You are encouraged to call
Police District VI Staon @ 3019370910 for a Residen
al Security Survey.

There is a new scam advising jury duty and requesng
personal informaon. Only respond to US Mail. Call any
suspicious acvity to 911 WHEN IT HAPPENS.

House pares, where admission is required, are on the
upswing in the county. This is a problem because many
aendees are not known to homeowners and problems
occur. Call 911 immediately.
Richard Mason
Security Chairperson
PROPOSED INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS FOR MUIRKIRK AT ODELL/CEDARBROOK
Hi Neighbors,

"The hills are alive with the sound of music," or in Mont
pelier, alive with the vibrant colors of lavender, pink,
white and coral azaleas cascading down the high slopes
of Fran Barnes lovely home at 8805 Eastbourne Lane.

Fran, one of the original residents of Montpelier was
challenged with what to do with her back yard that had a
seventy degree slope. She met that challenge by pung
in proper drainage elds, terracing the slope with ers of
wood mbers and planng over seventy ve azaleas of
dierent types and colors. Over the years these speci
mens spread their branches, blending into each other
forming a kaleidoscope of colors that smulate the im
aginaon.

The front of the home connues the azalea theme
soened by two Japanese Maples and a meculously
manicured lawn.. Drive past Fran's beauful home and
enjoy. Thank you, Fran for adding to the beauty of our
community.

This Fall will be a great me to plant azaleas and oen
the nurseries will give you a break in the price when buy
ing quanes. A p from one of the landscapers: add
Biotone starter to the hole when pung in a new peren
nial. It has benecial microbes and mycorrhizae that
smulate root growth the rst year and help to encour
age plant survival.

THE DEPENDABLES
Three months of Spring have come and gone and I have
witnessed the beauty of nature in my garden. I must
stop to acknowledge some of these perennials that
bloom every year, do not have diseases, can be pruned
into various shapes and come in dierent colors. They
are "The Dependables" and their story should be shared
and promoted.

First is the daodil. One of the rst signs of Spring. They
come in many dierent variees. You can purchase a bag
of sixty for under $15.00. Make several holes in the soil,
put in some bone meal for stronger stems, plant the bulb
and forget it. They mulply, come in combinaons of
white, yellow with orange and are poisonous to deer.
Deer will never eat them.

Second is Forsythia. Bright yellow owers on stems that
can be shaped and used as a back drop for smaller plants.

Third are the Magnolias. Each variety should be a center
piece in the garden. The plants have a long life, need sun
shine to bloom, and present a sense of elegance. In my
garden, the Star Magnolia makes a statement with deli
cate white ivory owers. Aer blooming, the leaves of
the bush are dark, shiny green. On either side of this
specimen, also in a dominant place, is the Queen Anne
Magnolia. Its magenta tulipshaped owers speak of ro
mance. The Bay Magnolia has a combinaon of pink to
magenta large petaled owers.

Fourth is the Azalea. I sll have one of the Delaware
Whites planted in 1968 when the house was built. I love
to mix the colors and variees. Then they bloom at dier
ent mes and extend the "Big Show."

Nave plants are essenal for a healthy ecosystem that
sustain the forest and wildlife, including pollinators and
migratory birds. Nave plants reduce the need for fer
lizer and pescides.

The white owering dogwood is a small tree which ts
most areas. The owers aract benecial insects and
bees and the red berries are eaten by the birds.

I just aended the annual seminar for the Master Gar
deners at the University of Maryland. Theit key note
speaker was Dennis Van Engledorp, Ph.D. He spoke of
the CCD or colony collapse disease that is aecng honey
bees all over the United States and Europe. Most of the
GLO in the GARDEN
Come out to the tennis courts and learn
to play PICKLEBALL on our two freshly
painted pickleball courts.
Paddles and balls provided on
July 5th & July 26th 10 a.m. to Noon.
Bring plenty of water and wear court
shoes or lightweight running shoes.
Quesons? Email Gina Oliva
(gina.oliva09@gmail.com)

REPLACEMENT TREES
If you were one of the 26 lucky neighbors to receive a replacement tree on
June 13th, please water the tree for at least 15 minutes twice a week.
You can just leave the hose to drip slowly around the tree.
Gloria
nine hundred parcipants thought that various insec
cides were killing the bees, but unfortunately it is not
that simple. Honey bees face many stressors, includ
ing pescides, pests and pathogens, regulaons and
poor nutrion through habitat loss.

Bee colonies are on the decline in Maryland. The Bee
Informaon Partnership 20112012 survey indicates
that 26% of honey bees were lost in Maryland during
the Winter. So what is the praccal advice for all of
us ?
1) Follow the label for pescide applicaon. Beer
yet avoid applying altogether or use Integrated Pest
Management.
www.mdipm.umd edu/
2) Plant habitat for pollina
tors. Plant daisies, sedum
etc.

Well, I hear the birds
tweeng away and there is a
cool breeze so I'm headed
out into my garden

Happy Gardening.
Gloria Hynes
Prince Georges Co. Master Gardener
It was a beautiful opening day in May to learn Pickleball.
This summer, bring a blanket and enjoy an even-
ing out with friends and family on the beautiful
grounds of Montpelier! Guests are welcome to
pack picnic baskets; however, please note than
alcohol is not permitted on the grounds.
Wednesdays at dusk. FREE admission.
July 2 Frozen (Sing-a-Long) PG

July 23 Steamboy PG-13

August 6 Where the Wild Things Are PG
For more information, contact Montpelier Arts Center at 301 377-7800.
MONTPELIER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Architectural Control Committee
Approval Form
Member No: Date:
Name:
Address:
Telephone: Email:

House Type: Framingham Jamestown Gramercy Eton
Type of Alteration:
Addition/modification of basic structure Fence Shed

Siding/Paint Deck Other (Including PODS, Dumpsters)
Describe the alteration in detail. Information about dimension, materials and design must be included with this form or the
project will not be considered by the ACC. Include any statement of special circumstances that may require deviation from
established and published guidelines. Any changes to the exterior of your home, including paint color, siding and win-
dows, will require the approval of the neighbors on each side and in back of your home. Siding must blend harmoniously
with the neighborhood. The neighbors residing across the street must also be contacted if the project, when completed, can
be seen from their property. Major landscaping projects such as retaining walls, etc. must also be approved. Plans for
major alterations must be submitted to the ACCC two weeks before the meeting. Applications for approval of PODS,
dumpsters, or similar structures should check the Other box and must include the maximum time that the structure will
be on the lot.

Attach the following:
Note (1) Copy of plat of your property showing location on your property of the requested alteration.
Note (2) Detailed scale drawing or copy of blue prints of proposed alteration.
I understand that these items are needed for the committee to make an informed decision about the requested
alteration. When completed we agree to allow the ACCC to inspect this project.

Signature of requester
Neighbor comments:

Name (Print) Address Concur/Non-concur Signature



The homeowner requesting approval of a project (requester) will contact the neighbor(s) residing on each side of his
home to obtain their concurrence or comments. In the event the requester resides on a corner lot, the neighbor re-
siding adjacent to his rear property line must be contacted. The neighbors residing across the street must also be
contacted if the project, when completed, can be seen from their property. Space for their name(s), address, concur-
rence or comments is provided above. If the required neighbor approvals are not obtained by the requester the
ACC will contact the neighbors to get their comments which will delay processing of the request. Neighbor com-
ments will be considered by the ACC in making a decision. Those neighbors that non-concur in a project will be
notified in writing of the action taken by the ACC and advised of their right to appeal. If a project requiring ACC
approval is started without such approval it shall be considered in violation of the covenants of the Association.
Mail completed forms to MCA ACC Committee, P.O. Box 2503, Laurel, MD 20709 or email to
emhughes@comcast.net.
Note (1) Prince George's County law requires a building permit for all structural changes or additions to your home.
For Architectural
Committee Use Only
Project No:
Date Received:
Letter Sent:
SUBMIT an ACCC Approval Request Form
Before Making Exterior Changes to Your Home

No construcon, addion, or alteraon of a Montpelier
home shall be made without prior approval (approval
form on the preceding page) from the ACCC. No sheds,
detached structures-including fences, and driveways
may be erected or altered without prior approval.

Proceeding without prior approval shall constute a cov
enant violaon subject to enforcement, including nes.
If you are planning any work* to the exterior of your
home, rst ll out the ACCC Approval Request Form lo
cated in every Montpelier Today newsleer and online
at www.montpelieronline.org. Submit to:

MCA
ATTN: Architectural Control & Compliance Commiee
P.O. Box 2503
Laurel, MD 20709

Or by email to emhughes@comcast.net. Forms may
also be brought to the monthly meeng. Meengs are
the rst Thursday of every month at 7 PM at Deereld
Community Center.

REPLACING YOUR EXISTING ROOF, SIDING, WINDOWS,
and/or GARAGE DOORS IN THE SAME COLOR and MATE-
RIALS with NO ALTERATIONS,? YOU MAY PROCEED
WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL. If in doubt or you have a
queson, contact the ACCC by email/phone.

BOAT, CAMPER, RV, TRAILER STORAGE

Boats, campers, RVs, trailers must be in stor-
age between November 1 and March 31.
Violaons can result in a ne of $250 per month.

USE OF PODS, DUMPSTERS, ETC.

The ACCC requests nocaon before placing a PODS,
dumpster, or similar structure on any lot. Please include
the maximum me that the structure will be on the lot.
Use an Approval Form for nocaon or send an email
to emhughes@comcast.net.

RENTING YOUR HOME

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P .

Printable copy of the MCA Governing Documents and the
ACCC Approval Form can be found online:
www.montpelieronline.org
MONTPELIER HOMEOWNERS: ACCC COVENANT ENFORCEMENT
The Architectural Control & Compliance Commiee (ACCC) is commied to working with homeowners to ensure
covenant compliance in Montpelier. The ACCC can review approval requests between meengs and when all
requested informaon is provided with the form, many approvals can be granted within a week of submission.
The Architectural Control & Compliance Commiee (ACCC) has received, and approved, many requests for installa
on of solar panels in the last year. While some of us may not like the look of solar panels on a house, the Mary
land Real Property Code (reprinted below) prohibits restricve covenants that impose limitaons on the installaon
of solar collecon panels on the roof of your home, provided that the owner owns or has a right for the exclusive
use of the roof. With this in mind, the ACCC will no longer require prior approval for installaon of roof-
mounted solar collectors provided that they comply with all State and Local laws. The ACCC requests
nocaon of the intent to install solar collectors and the approximate date for installaon. Noca
on may be made by email, mail or submied on an approval form.
GOING SOLAR ?? NOTIFY THE ACCC !

Melissa Burley Melissa Burley Melissa Burley Melissa Burley
Resident Artist Gallery Resident Artist Gallery Resident Artist Gallery Resident Artist Gallery- -- -
June 12-August 3, 2014

Melissa Burley exhibits new sculp-
ture, recycled from found objects,
and transformed into an exciting,
new experience in sculpture.
June 12 June 12 June 12 June 12- -- -August 3, 2014 August 3, 2014 August 3, 2014 August 3, 2014
33rd Annual Invitational Sculpture 33rd Annual Invitational Sculpture 33rd Annual Invitational Sculpture 33rd Annual Invitational Sculpture
Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition-- -- -- --Washington Sculptors Washington Sculptors Washington Sculptors Washington Sculptors
Group Group Group Group

Artist Talk: Sunday, August 3, 1 pm
"Exploring Materials, Methods and
Meaning"

The Washington Sculptors Group is
a non-profit corporation founded in
1984 to promote awareness and
understanding of sculpture, and to
foster the exchange of ideas among
sculptors, collectors and the general
public.
Montpelier Cultural Arts Center
9652 Muirkirk Rd, Laurel, MD 20708
Gallery Hours: 10 am-5 pm, seven days a week
The Research Caf: African The Research Caf: African The Research Caf: African The Research Caf: African- -- -
American Genealogy American Genealogy American Genealogy American Genealogy, with Nathania
Branch Miles, on June 28 is full,
HOWEVER, because of a high re-
sponse, we will be adding another one (date to be an-
nounced). The Research Caf is a hands-on genealogy
research workshop, where experts in family research
guide you through starting, or continuing, your genealo-
gy research. If you are interested in attending the sec-
ond Research Caf, led by Nathania Branch Miles, with
an emphasis on African-American genealogy, please
email Holly.Burnham@pgparks.com. Attendees are
encouraged to bring a laptop, but can also take notes
and do research on your own. The cost is $3 for Prince
Georges and Montgomery County residents, $5 for non-
residents.

Free First Friday for July Free First Friday for July Free First Friday for July Free First Friday for July will be cancelled, because the
date is July 4. We hope youll join us the first Friday of
August through October for a free story time for pre-
schoolers from 10-11am, free tours from 11am to 6pm,
and indoor and outdoor (weather permitting) games
from 3 to 6pm.

Blast Blast Blast Blast- -- -in in in in- -- -the the the the- -- -Past: The Hands Past: The Hands Past: The Hands Past: The Hands- -- -On History Playground, On History Playground, On History Playground, On History Playground, will
return on July 16! See Montpeliers grounds transformed
into a kid sized colonial town, complete with a market,
farm, town square, and much more. The cost is $2/day
for Prince Georges and Montgomery County residents,
and $3/day non-residents. No reservations required.
Dates and Times for Blast-in-the-Past: Wednesdays
through Saturdays, 11am to 4pm, July 16-August 9.
Self Self Self Self- -- -guided tours of Montpelier guided tours of Montpelier guided tours of Montpelier guided tours of Montpelier are offered Thursdays
through Tuesdays, 11am to 3pm. We are closed on
Wednesdays, except during Blast-in-the-Past, when the
house will be open for tours on Wednesdays between
July 16 and August 9. The grounds are open dawn til
dusk, and feature a large flower and herb garden, a box-
wood maze, and 70 acres of woods and fields to ex-
plore. You are welcome to bring a picnic.
Mail to:
Friends of Montpelier
c/o Jeri Witt
12215 Shadetree Lane
Laurel, MD 20708
Benefits Include:
Quarterly subscriptions to
the Fireback Newsletter
Invitations to special
events
Friends of Montpelier Friends of Montpelier Friends of Montpelier Friends of Montpelier
Membership Fee: $15/year
Additional Family Member: $5/year

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PHONE CASH CHECK
Montpelier Mansion Montpelier Mansion Montpelier Mansion Montpelier Mansion
9650 Muirkirk Road Laurel, MD 20708
301-377-7817; TTY 301-699-2544
First Fridays Wine Tasng
No Wine Tasng in July. In this series, enjoy wine sampling from
local vineyards, live entertainment and light refreshments. Don't miss
it, it happens the rst Friday of each month, May-October (with the
excepon of July)
Resident: $25; Non-Resident: $25
21 & up
Snow Hill Manor Historic Site
13301 Laurel-Bowie Road, Laurel 20708
301-249-2004; TTY 301-446-6802
Snow Hill Manor Snow Hill Manor Snow Hill Manor Snow Hill Manor
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Welcoming

The 36th Anniversary
of the
Montpelier Summer
Concert Series

Montpelier Mansion Grounds
9652 Muirkirk Road at Route 197 in South Laurel

FREE Two-Hour Concerts at 7:30 PM

Friday, July 11th
Jennifer Rose & the Mixx Country & Rock

Friday, July 18th
Shakespeare in the ParkA Midsummer Nights Dream

Friday, July 25th
SaturdayClassic Rock, R&B, Rop 40

Friday, August 8th
Summer Knights Hotrod Band Popular, Country, Rock & Roll

Bring some friends, a picnic, a blanket and/or a chair.
Free public and handicapped parking is available via both the Montpelier Drive and Muirkirk Road
entrances off Route 197, 1/4 mile West of the Baltimore/Washington Parkway (Route 295)

For information or to receive a concert brochure call 301-776-2805

The South Laurel Recreation Council
Helping Hands are younger Montpelier residents willing to work for other residents at hourly or fixed
rates arranged between you and the helper. There is no charge for a Helping Hands listing. Please
call 888 622-4630 x103 or email emhughes@comcast.net to be included on the next Helping Hands
registry or if any updates are needed on your listing.
TENT TROUPE 2014
Free Shows
Monday, June 30, 2014
&
Thursday, July 17, 2014

MONTPELIER MANSION GROUNDS
301 377-7817 OR 301 776-2805

1:30 PM Childrens Matinee
Folk Tales, Fables, Fun

No Reservations or Tickets Needed
RAIN or SHINESeating Provided Under the Big Top
This is a matinee especially for children and the child in all of us featuring a variety of
classic short stories, fables and folk tales including the Bremertown Musicians and an ad-
aptation of ANANSI THE MOSS COVERED ROCK, CAPS FOR SALE, and two tales written
and adapted for Tent Troupe by Valerie Tripp, author of the American Girl.
The interactive format begins at 1:30 pm with a lively pre-show with singing and dancing
followed by the featured stories.

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