[RP TownTalk] Thanks (Sue Collins)
Stephen C. Lamphier
lamphs at aol.com
Fri Feb 7 21:01:56 UTC 2014
Sue:
On behalf of the fire department, thank you for the kind words and your recognition of the entire town's employees and volunteers that serve when the weather is less than pleasant!
Steve Lamphier
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Today's Topics:
1. Thanks (Sue Collins)
2. Riverdale Park's Sustainability Committee Meeting tonight @
7PM in Town Hall (Ashley Ebbeler)
3. ISO orthopedic doctor recommendations (erika wilson)
4. ISO orthopedic doctor recommendations (Jonathan Ebbeler)
5. Re: Synapses (Stan Wilson)
6. Re: ISO orthopedic doctor recommendations
(dlynch at garretroomstudios.com)
7. Re: Synapses (Jonathan Ebbeler)
8. Re: Synapses (David Lingua)
9. Dun and Bradstreet Registration (Jonathan Ebbeler)
10. Quick question, seafood restaurants (Sue Collins)
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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 05:18:30 -0800 (PST)
From: Sue Collins <wheadle at yahoo.com>
To: Town Talk <towntalk at riverdale-park.org>
Subject: [RP TownTalk] Thanks
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We haven't had as much snow and ice this winter as other areas, but we HAVE had
several extremely cold days and nights.
?
I want to take this time to thank all of those people who HAVE to be out and
about, no matter what the weather - our firefighters, EMTs, Paramedics, police
officers, our public works employees, not to mention the postal carriers, trash
collectors, utility crews, construction workers, etc.?
?
To all of you - YOU are the ones who keep us safe and keep us going, no matter
what the weather, and you are VERY much appreciated.? Thanks a lot for your good
work and service to the community.?
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Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 08:31:59 -0500
From: Ashley Ebbeler <e.a.ebbeler at gmail.com>
To: towntalk at riverdale-park.org
Subject: [RP TownTalk] Riverdale Park's Sustainability Committee
Meeting tonight @ 7PM in Town Hall
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Hi Everyone,
Come join Riverdale Park's Sustainability Committee (RPSC) for our February
Meeting. Its tonight at 7PM at our Town Hall.
*Tonight's Agenda*
1. New Member Introductions
2. Overview of the Sustainable Maryland Certified Program
3. RPSC Accomplishments towards Certification
4. RPSC Priorities for 2014
5. Next Steps towards Certification
*Haven't heard about us yet?*
RPSC was formerly Riverdale Park's Green Team. We are tasked with
achieving Sustainable
Maryland Certification <http://www.sustainablemaryland.com/> through
completing sustainable actions in our community that reduce our impact on
our natural surroundings, improve the economic vitality of Riverdale Park,
and engage our community.
Activities RPSC is working on
- Administrative Tasks (essential for certification)
- Writers
- Social Media Junkies
- Watershed Stewardship
- Art Projects
- Elementary Education Programs
- Dog Park/Pet Waste
- Energy Consumption
- Promoting Local Economies
- Participating/Manning the RPSC booth at local events
*Want to be a member? Are you .. *
- A Riverdale Park Resident
- Able to commit an hour per month to RPSC
- Interested in making a difference in your community
If so, come to our *February Meeting tonight at 7PM.*
Thanks!
*Ashley Ebbeler*
e.a.ebbeler at gmail.com | 949.307.3005
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Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 20:32:10 +0000
From: erika wilson <erikawilson at hotmail.com>
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Subject: [RP TownTalk] ISO orthopedic doctor recommendations
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Looking for a good orthopedic doctor in the area, especially someone good at
working on shoulder issues. Thanks!
Erika
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Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 20:47:12 +0000
From: Jonathan Ebbeler <jebbeler at efusionconsulting.com>
To: "towntalk at riverdale-park.org" <towntalk at riverdale-park.org>
Subject: [RP TownTalk] ISO orthopedic doctor recommendations
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Hi Erika -
While not directly in town, when I tore my MCL I went to MOST
(http://mostsportsmedicine.net/ ). They have some of the highest regarded
Orthos in DC and a physical therapy clinic attached directly next to the Silver
Spring Metro.
Jonathan
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Message: 5
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 15:58:39 -0500
From: Stan Wilson <swilson at rapidpermits.com>
To: Jonathan Ebbeler <jebbeler at efusionconsulting.com>
Cc: TownTalk <TownTalk at riverdale-park.org>
Subject: Re: [RP TownTalk] Synapses
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Mr. Ebbeler,
I thought I was through responding to your misleading statements. Every time you
respond you say something different from previously or outright untrue. You say
the project in question would have been disqualified for County prescribed
prohibitive materials. Not true, the County issued a permit for the fence and
had no issues with the material as it apparently they did for the chain link
fence around the ERCo site which Riverdale did approve. I do care about all our
clients and am greatly disappointed when one was held to unjustified
requirements to suit one councilmen?s personal preference. What really disturbs
me is having a council that dictates their taste on the entire Town. You
mentioned I should contacted David Lingua if I have concerns. I did reach out to
David by email and did not get a response back. I think the residents of
Riverdale need to watch your actions closely and not get caught up in your
verbiage.
The thing that triggered this response on a dead issue (fence permit) is the
attached letter I received from Riverdale Code Enforcement. I have been asked to
apply for a business license for the corporation I work for because I live in
Riverdale. This seems far from coincidental. The letter was signed by John
Bustos who did return my call and explained that he was instructed by the Town
Administrator, Sara Imhulse, to send me the letter and application. I called and
left a voice mail message for Ms Imhulse requesting an explanation of what
triggered this request.I would like to know who instructed her to send this. It
did not come out of the blue. If I had to guess, I would think it was generated
by Mr. Ebbeler, the Town Council or Mayor because I spoke despairingly about how
you handled a permit submittal. This kind of punitive response is very
disappointing to me and a disservice to our community. For what it is worth, I
have worked as a permit expediter since 1969, have l
ived in
Riverdale since 1975, have worked out of an office in Landover Hills for over
24 years and conduct no business out of my home. I?m hoping my councilman David
Lingua or the Mayor Archer will shed some light on the genesis and justification
for this request for a business license. I feel it is a blatant attempt to
intimidate someone who had the audacity to challenge Mr. Ebbeler.
Stan Wilson
Rapid Permit Service, Inc.
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Fast Professional Service Since 1969
7711 Garrison Road 2nd floor
Landover Hills, MD 20784
301-731-4767 (ph.)
301-731-5948 (fax)
www.RapidPermits.com
swilson at rapidpermits.com
On Feb 4, 2014, at 8:15 AM, Jonathan Ebbeler <jebbeler at efusionconsulting.com>
wrote:
> James
>
> Let's break this down into its simplest form: Rapid Permits was retained by a
client and did not deliver - not shocking to discover that they aren't happy and
are trying again and again to illustrate how terrible I am. It's a concept
called sour grapes. The second concept is whack a mole - where one continually
"asks" the same questions or makes the same accusations again and again and
again only to regurgitate them ad naseum. I'll gladly provide you with the
contact information for the MD Ethics Board if you or he feels mistreated or
that I've broken laws.
>
>
> Your opinion is ill conceived. Stan's client actually had no legal right to
propose what they did. They required a special permit to even have it
considered. Fact is if this was any other property on the entire route 1
corridor, it would have been rejected at a staff level due to county-prescribed
prohibited materials. As it was, it still required town approval and at the
town level we are free to place whatever restrictions, changes, etc on the
application that we feel necessary. It is done routinely and very few special
permits ever get through without conditions.
>
> It would be helpful if you have questions to ask them vs. couching them in
accusations. A better form would have been: "were there overriding town or
county provisions that allowed conditions or changes to be made to the
application?" Or "is it unusual for legislative bodies to place conditions of
approval upon applications?" It would be even more helpful if you asked
questions to someone who represented you. I am sure CM Lingua would be more than
happy to go over point by point at your pleasure.
>
> Please work with your CM on any constituent matters. I am not the town's
spokesperson. You have an individual elected official that can help provide any
information you desire. If he isn't providing you the level of service you want
escalate it to the mayor that's what they are there for.
>
> Best,
>
> Jonathan
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Message: 6
Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2014 17:55:58 -0500
From: dlynch at garretroomstudios.com
To: towntalk at riverdale-park.org
Subject: Re: [RP TownTalk] ISO orthopedic doctor recommendations
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I must add that I saw Jonathan in a very sophisticated device on his
knee and knew he was in good care.
Don
On 2014-02-06 15:47, Jonathan Ebbeler wrote:
> Hi Erika -
>
> While not directly in town, when I tore my MCL I went to MOST
> (http://mostsportsmedicine.net/ [1] ). They have some of the highest
> regarded Orthos in DC and a physical therapy clinic attached directly
> next to the Silver Spring Metro.
>
> Jonathan
>
>
>
> Links:
> ------
> [1] http://mostsportsmedicine.net/
>
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Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2014 01:34:14 +0000
From: Jonathan Ebbeler <jebbeler at efusionconsulting.com>
To: "towntalk at riverdale-park.org" <towntalk at riverdale-park.org>
Subject: Re: [RP TownTalk] Synapses
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Hi Stan -
Please quote me correctly vs. parsing a statement. My exact statement was "
Fact is if this was any other property on the entire route 1 corridor, it would
have been rejected at a staff level due to county-prescribed prohibited
materials." And that was and still remains a factually accurate and true
statement.
Crescent Cities is in R-55 (Residential Zoning), not commercial zoning and any
alterations or changes require a Special Permit. The totality of commercial
properties in Riverdale Park are zoned appropriately to Mixed-Use-Town Center
commercial (not residential) zoning. This application if it were any other
commercial property in RP on the entire Route 1 Corridor would not require such
Special Permit with the County but a normal building permit subject to the
commercial zoning conditions for fences. On Page 35, Standard 3 of Fencing,
Screening, and Buffering of the Riverdale Park MUTC development plan, the
following language dictates compliance with Subtitle 27 of County Code: "Chain
link fence, razor wire, and barbed wire are inappropriate in a town center and
shall not be used for fencing, screening, or security, except where chain link
is used to surround athletic courts." There is even a picture of appropriate
screening of mechanical equipment that looks substantially
similar
to what Crescent Cities ended up building. Horary for compatible compliance.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i8u72s3hp6exfqn/G-RiverdalePlan-Design%20Standards.pdf
The basic facts are as follows as have been stated repeatedly:
*The application was for a commercial property in residential zoning requiring
Special Permit to every alteration, the use and existing building are
grandfathered non-conforming; any proposed changes are not grandfathered and
subject to whatever conditions County or municipalities place on the application
*Given the non-conforming nature of the building, changes and permits fall into
a grey area in code of what standard should be applied (commercial vs.
residential) - obviously it is a commercial building but it is still zoned
residential
*Every other commercial property in RP in the Route 1 Corridor prohibits what
was proposed
*If the argument is to be made that the existing commercial standards should not
be applied and compatibility should be ignored then the town applies the
residential standards. Section 66-1 (b) requires a Special Exception be granted
by the Council
*Even Residential Special Exceptions have codified guidance towards approvals
using "ornamental iron fence or such that it would enhance the beauty of the
property" and "having a more finished face on one side be so erected that the
more finished face is outward"
*The vote was unanimous against what was proposed, I get one vote
*Any condition could have been appealed to the Planning Board - the client
declined to demur and built as conditioned
The ERCO construction fence was ever put towards RP to approve or disapprove -
it would require a permit before a municipality had any jurisdiction.
A business directory is currently being put together by the town as part of the
requirements to obtain certification for state-funded grants This effort was
coordinated by the town with the Riverdale Park Business Association. Council
passed a new business license ordinance that went into effect recently. As part
of this effort, there has been policy guidance to audit and bring non-compliant
companies into compliance. A quick web search of your address arrives at many
listings having Rapid Permit Services located on Oglethorpe:
http://www.alocations.com/MD/Riverdale/Rapid-Permit-Service-113227.html
http://www.manta.com/mb_55_A62E57N2_8V6/construction_management/riverdale_md
http://www.theusaexplorer.com/Maryland/Riverdale.html
At some point in time, the company had to be tied to your residential address
otherwise these listings would not exist. Clearly, the fact that RPS is
incorporated elsewhere negates any potential code infraction. I too have over
the years received code violation notifications including one 4 hours after my
house fire with the structure still smoking due to debris in the yard. I fully
understand and empathize with your frustration of receiving a notice in apparent
error. I too complained to the mayor and my CM at the time when I received
notices that I felt were in error.
Please feel free to challenge me at will - just be prepared for the debate. I
may disagree with your interpretation of the facts but this does not mean I have
any ill will or malice towards you personally - I might even like you :). I
enjoy the opportunity to learn and these exchanges are all part of our
democratic traditions.
Best,
Jonathan
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Message: 8
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 21:19:29 -0500
From: David Lingua <djlingua at yahoo.com>
To: Stan Wilson <swilson at rapidpermits.com>
Cc: Jonathan Ebbeler <jebbeler at efusionconsulting.com>, TownTalk
<TownTalk at riverdale-park.org>
Subject: Re: [RP TownTalk] Synapses
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Hello Stan,
It is apparent by the listing on Manta that your business is listed (and
innocently assumed) at your home in Riverdale Park. What reason is there for
that address to be listed? My suggestion would be to respond to the notice,
demonstrating with the appropriate documents your business office is in Landover
Hills.
Best,
-David
On Feb 6, 2014, at 3:58 PM, Stan Wilson <swilson at rapidpermits.com> wrote:
> Mr. Ebbeler,
>
> I thought I was through responding to your misleading statements. Every time
you respond you say something different from previously or outright untrue. You
say the project in question would have been disqualified for County prescribed
prohibitive materials. Not true, the County issued a permit for the fence and
had no issues with the material as it apparently they did for the chain link
fence around the ERCo site which Riverdale did approve. I do care about all our
clients and am greatly disappointed when one was held to unjustified
requirements to suit one councilmen?s personal preference. What really disturbs
me is having a council that dictates their taste on the entire Town. You
mentioned I should contacted David Lingua if I have concerns. I did reach out to
David by email and did not get a response back. I think the residents of
Riverdale need to watch your actions closely and not get caught up in your
verbiage.
>
> The thing that triggered this response on a dead issue (fence permit) is the
attached letter I received from Riverdale Code Enforcement. I have been asked to
apply for a business license for the corporation I work for because I live in
Riverdale. This seems far from coincidental. The letter was signed by John
Bustos who did return my call and explained that he was instructed by the Town
Administrator, Sara Imhulse, to send me the letter and application. I called and
left a voice mail message for Ms Imhulse requesting an explanation of what
triggered this request.I would like to know who instructed her to send this. It
did not come out of the blue. If I had to guess, I would think it was generated
by Mr. Ebbeler, the Town Council or Mayor because I spoke despairingly about how
you handled a permit submittal. This kind of punitive response is very
disappointing to me and a disservice to our community. For what it is worth, I
have worked as a permit expediter since 1969, have
lived i
n Riverdale since 1975, have worked out of an office in Landover Hills for over
24 years and conduct no business out of my home. I?m hoping my councilman David
Lingua or the Mayor Archer will shed some light on the genesis and justification
for this request for a business license. I feel it is a blatant attempt to
intimidate someone who had the audacity to challenge Mr. Ebbeler.
>
> Stan Wilson
>
> Rapid Permit Service, Inc.
> <RiverdaleViolationNotice.pdf.pdf>
>
> Fast Professional Service Since 1969
> 7711 Garrison Road 2nd floor
> Landover Hills, MD 20784
> 301-731-4767 (ph.)
> 301-731-5948 (fax)
>
> www.RapidPermits.com
> swilson at rapidpermits.com
>
>
>
> On Feb 4, 2014, at 8:15 AM, Jonathan Ebbeler <jebbeler at efusionconsulting.com>
wrote:
>
>> James
>>
>> Let's break this down into its simplest form: Rapid Permits was retained by
a client and did not deliver - not shocking to discover that they aren't happy
and are trying again and again to illustrate how terrible I am. It's a concept
called sour grapes. The second concept is whack a mole - where one continually
"asks" the same questions or makes the same accusations again and again and
again only to regurgitate them ad naseum. I'll gladly provide you with the
contact information for the MD Ethics Board if you or he feels mistreated or
that I've broken laws.
>>
>>
>> Your opinion is ill conceived. Stan's client actually had no legal right to
propose what they did. They required a special permit to even have it
considered. Fact is if this was any other property on the entire route 1
corridor, it would have been rejected at a staff level due to county-prescribed
prohibited materials. As it was, it still required town approval and at the
town level we are free to place whatever restrictions, changes, etc on the
application that we feel necessary. It is done routinely and very few special
permits ever get through without conditions.
>>
>> It would be helpful if you have questions to ask them vs. couching them in
accusations. A better form would have been: "were there overriding town or
county provisions that allowed conditions or changes to be made to the
application?" Or "is it unusual for legislative bodies to place conditions of
approval upon applications?" It would be even more helpful if you asked
questions to someone who represented you. I am sure CM Lingua would be more than
happy to go over point by point at your pleasure.
>>
>> Please work with your CM on any constituent matters. I am not the town's
spokesperson. You have an individual elected official that can help provide any
information you desire. If he isn't providing you the level of service you want
escalate it to the mayor that's what they are there for.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Jonathan
>> _______________________________________________
>> TownTalk mailing list
>> To post to the list, send mail to TownTalk at riverdale-park.org
>> TownTalk-request at riverdale-park.org is for automated subscription processing
only
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>>
>> For more information about Riverdale Park, visit http://www.riverdaleparkmd.info
>
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Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2014 02:46:17 +0000
From: Jonathan Ebbeler <jebbeler at efusionconsulting.com>
To: "towntalk at riverdale-park.org" <towntalk at riverdale-park.org>
Subject: [RP TownTalk] Dun and Bradstreet Registration
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Hi Stan -
In investigating the question you raised, it looks like at some point in time
Rapid Permit Service was picked up by Dun and Bradstreet at your residential
address and Rapid Permit Service, Inc. at the Hyattsville office location:
https://creditreports.dnb.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/IballValidationCmd?state=MD&searchType=BSF&catalogId=71154&country=US&busName=rapid+permit+service&storeId=11154&cm_mmc=dnb-_-home-_-retail-_-lookup_-topbar#goTop
As you know D&B is one of the most trusted companies out there when gauging the
health and financial stability of a company and feeds a series of other local
business databases.
Best,
Jonathan
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Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2014 03:38:03 -0800 (PST)
From: Sue Collins <wheadle at yahoo.com>
To: Town Talk <towntalk at riverdale-park.org>
Subject: [RP TownTalk] Quick question, seafood restaurants
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Not a priority matter, but after the?posts the other day about the Calvert
House, I was wondering,? can anyone recommend a decent sit-down seafood place in
the area?? I don't drive and have to go where the buses go, so I'm sure I'm
missing some good restaurants.??Carolina Kitchen in Hyattsville does a pretty
good seafood platter, as did Calvert House (may it rest in peace!).? I tried
Joes Crab Shack in Greenbelt and, well, let's just say it was a TRULY
unforgettable experience and leave it at that.? I know, this isn't urgent town
business, but since this is also a place where neighbors help neighbors, thought
someone would have a suggestion??
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