Ward One Residents Association Newsletter ANNAPOLIS, MD SEPTEMBER 2013 O ur most recent Association President has announced her candidacy for Mayor of the City of Annapolis; our most recent past President stepped down to become Alderman of our ward. Such dedication to public service speaks volumes about the volunteers of the Ward One Residents Association. Per the by-laws, as most recent vice-president, I have agreed to become President, and, accordingly, the open Board positions have been filled by current board members. Susan Gillham will move into the Vice- President’s spot. The dynamic nature of the Board keeps us animated and engaged! We wish both Bevin Buchheister and Joe Budge well in their bids for their respective candidacies for Mayor and Alderman. We also want to thank our past Secretary Juliet Thompson for her contributions, and we welcome Fredrik Broen as her successor. Juliet will continue as the Chairman of the Parking Committee, and we hope that members will continue to participate in the dedicated efforts already begun. Please also welcome Donald Booth, AIA, to the board. Donald has been an enthusiastic resident and member of Ward One for many years. As we greet September, we have a lot to anticipate in the “First Ward,” as our former Alderman Dick Israel is fond of calling our community. The Market House officially opened on September 7, punctuated by the Mayor walking the plank into Ego Alley; the Mayoral/ Aldermanic Primaries will take Letter from the President place on September 17; our Fall Picnic is scheduled for Sunday, September 22, the Autumnal Equinox; the City Council meets on Monday, September 23 to address City Dock, “ETC.” The City Dock, located prominently in our community, has been the center of attention over the past several months. The 2009 Comprehensive Plan called for a City Dock Sector Study. The City appointed the City Dock Advisory Committee Amanda Hurt Fegley WORA President SAVE THE DATES Mayoral Candidates Debate Thursday, 7pm, Sept. 12, 2013 Eastport Elementary School Primary Election Tuesday, September 17, 2013 Fall Picnic Sunday, 5-7pm, Sept. 22, 2013 The William Paca House 186 Prince George Street City Council Meeting Monday, 7pm, Sept. 23, 2013 Membership Meeting Tuesday, 7pm, October 22, 2013 Factors Row 26 Market Space Topic: Royal Farms/Stevens Hardware Annapolis/Eastport Tug-of-War Saturday, November 2, 2013 Susan B. Campbell Park Election Day Tuesday, November 5, 2013 Holiday Party Sunday, 5-7pm, Dec. 8, 2013 Charles Carroll House 107 Duke of Gloucester Street TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS OCTOBER 1775 – 2013 Happy Birthday NAVY ANNAPOLIS celebration OCT 7 – 13, 2013 For one special week the restaurants and shops in the city of Annapolis celebrate the United States Navy’s 238th birthday. Find out what time the Navy band marches down Maryland Avenue... where to go for free blue cake and gold ice cream... and more at www.Annapolis.com/Navy-Birthday
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Ward One Residents Association Newsletter ANNAPOLIS, MD SEPTEMBER 2013
Our most recent Association President has announced her candidacy for Mayor of the City of Annapolis; our most recent past President stepped down to become Alderman of our ward. Such dedication to public service speaks volumes about the volunteers of the Ward One Residents Association. Per the by-laws, as most recent vice-president, I have agreed to become President, and, accordingly, the open Board positions have been filled by current board members. Susan Gillham will move into the Vice-
President’s spot. The dynamic nature of the Board keeps us animated and engaged! We wish both Bevin Buchheister and Joe Budge well in their bids for their respective candidacies for Mayor and Alderman. We also want to thank our past Secretary Juliet Thompson for her contributions, and we welcome Fredrik Broen as her successor. Juliet will continue as the Chairman of the Parking Committee, and we hope that members will continue to participate in the dedicated efforts already begun. Please also welcome Donald Booth, AIA, to the board. Donald has been an enthusiastic resident and member of Ward One for many years.
As we greet September, we have a lot to anticipate in the “First Ward,” as our former Alderman Dick Israel is fond of calling our community. The Market House officially opened on September 7, punctuated by the Mayor walking the plank into Ego Alley; the Mayoral/Aldermanic Primaries will take
Letter from the President
place on September 17; our Fall Picnic is scheduled for Sunday, September 22, the Autumnal Equinox; the City Council meets on Monday, September 23 to address City Dock, “ETC.”
The City Dock, located prominently in our community, has been the center of attention over the past several months. The 2009 Comprehensive Plan called for a City Dock Sector Study. The City appointed the City Dock Advisory Committee
Amanda Hurt FegleyWORA President
SAVE THE DATESMayoral Candidates DebateThursday, 7pm, Sept. 12, 2013Eastport Elementary School
Primary ElectionTuesday, September 17, 2013
Fall PicnicSunday, 5-7pm, Sept. 22, 2013The William Paca House186 Prince George Street
City Council MeetingMonday, 7pm, Sept. 23, 2013
Membership MeetingTuesday, 7pm, October 22, 2013Factors Row26 Market SpaceTopic: Royal Farms/Stevens Hardware
Annapolis/Eastport Tug-of-WarSaturday, November 2, 2013Susan B. Campbell Park
Election DayTuesday, November 5, 2013
Holiday PartySunday, 5-7pm, Dec. 8, 2013Charles Carroll House107 Duke of Gloucester Street
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Happy BirthdayNAVY A N N A P O L I ScelebrationOCT 7 – 13, 2013
For one special week the restaurants and shops in the city of Annapolis celebrate the United States Navy’s 238th birthday. Find out what time the Navy band marches down Maryland Avenue... where to go for free blue cake and gold ice cream... and more at www.Annapolis.com/Navy-Birthday
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(CDAC) in November 2010, the Committee released its Visions and Guiding Principles Report in July 2011, CDAC first met with a city-hired consultant in May 2012, and the City Dock Master Plan (CDMP) was finalized in December 2012. In brief, the Planning Commission approved it, the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), Maritime Advisory Board, and the Annapolis Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) made comments, (dif fering with the Planning Commission). Meanwhile, the owners of the Fawcett Property at 110 Compromise Street, lobbied over several years for a zoning change from the existing Maritime Zone. Additionally, the Fawcett property was/is slated for sale to a potential buyer who proposed a development based on a change in zoning. The Capital newspaper published
this proposed development, and the public responded. Pursuant conversation led us to where we are today. Various groups of interested citizens have formed to galvanize an important conversation about the future of Ward One’s City Dock. Regardless of where your opinions or preferences lie, we agree that careful, conscientious, informed and professionally-guided leadership is essential, taking into account the richly-textured identity of this Historic Capital city on the Chesapeake Bay. The Ward One Residents Association has stated its position, as published on the website, approving and opposing various aspects of the Plan. Foremost, we stand as a resident’s organization that cares about its immediate community. A project of this magnitude should not be rushed, regardless of perceived pressure.
Election cycles, faction-labeling and personal preferences are not compelling drivers when it comes to land, infrastructure, zoning, environmental, legal and long-term planning issues for the City of Annapolis. Legislation, sponsored as a result of this complicated and pivotal issue, sits before the City Council. The Alderpersons of each ward, and the mayor, are now responsible for deciding the next steps. Our Alderman Joe Budge continues to stay actively involved and informed. Contact him; he is your voice on the City Council.
As you may have heard or read, the Stevens Hardware store is for rent, and a potential tenant has been selected: Royal Farms. We have invited the attorney with the firm of Hyatt & Weber representing Royal Farms, the Stevens family and a representative from Royal
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Farms to speak to the membership about the company’s plans for the Stevens Hardware Building. Please attend the General Membership Meeting 7pm Tuesday, October 22 at Factors Row Restaurant, at 26 Market Space.
As the Mayoral Elections approach, we have invited all of the candidates to share their views specific to Ward One. Please see their submissions in this issue. We thank them all for participating. And, please
encourage all of your friends in the other wards to vote in the primary; the primary results determine the two candidates who will run in the general election on November 5, 2013.
Please join your neighbors, fellow members and potential members at our Fall Picnic at Paca House on Sunday, September 22, 5–7pm. As usual, we will provide the libations, and we ask you to bring a dish to share. We appreciate
very much the generosity of Paca House/Historic Annapolis for hosting this event. And, please feel free to renew your membership then so that you are current. (Your mailing label reflects your membership status.)
In closing, I encourage us all to stay involved in Ward One and work together as a community, remembering what is ONE-derful about the place we live!Sincerely,Amanda Hurt Fegley, President
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The Eastport Civic Association is hosting aMayoral Candidates DebateEastport Elementary School
Thursday, 7:00pm, September 12Take advantage of the opportunity to meet, listen,
and ask questions of the mayoral candidates.
FROM THE CANDIDATES...Two Democrats and Three Republi-cans are running for Mayor of An-napolis.In response to our request regarding pressing issues in Ward One, including the downtown historic district, here are the responses we received:
Bevin Buchheister (D)Annapolis residents are being hit hard by higher property taxes and the dou-bling of our water fees, which now subsidize the general fund. We cannot keep asking residents to pay for bad management decisions, and we must address underfunded fire and police pensions and health care benefits.Together, we can create a world-class revitalization plan for City Dock that actually achieves the goals of bet-ter walkability and more open space while respecting historic preservation, and utilizing cutting edge green infra-structure.Simple and sound parking solutions, like moving City employees out of Hillman garage, which has been proposed for over fifteen years, must be implemented.
Mayor Josh Cohen (D)Ward One’s mix of residents, business-es, locals and visitors contributes to its small-town charm as well as its innate challenges.My goals in 100 words include:- Continue improving mobility and parking through effective pricing strate-gies, Wayfinding signage, and mobile apps with real-time parking data;- Continue supporting local businesses that contribute to our unique character;- Develop an implementation strategy to enhance City Dock through better pe-destrian spaces, crosswalks and vehicle flow; fixing flooding; and expanding waterfront access.Above all, even as we seek to enhance its vitality, we must protect and preserve the integrity of our historic district.
Bob O’Shea (R)My name is Bob O’Shea and I live in Murray Hill with my wife Maryline and 4 year old son Trey.I am running for mayor because the current administration has failed to deliver on its promises, one example is the Market House which sat empty up until just recently. City Dock is our
crown jewel and if planned properly can be a source of great pride for our city. Now the mayor is making deals with out-of-state developers to forever alter the natural beauty of Annapolis.As Annapolitans we need to set the bar higher so we are a city others reach to be. We should not settle for mediocrity when we know we can build great things together.
Mike Pantelides (R)Ward One is unique in that many resi-dents live in or adjacent to a commer-cial district. I will work harder with the business community and provide more efficient city services in keeping both the commercial and residential streets cleaner.The unwillingness of the present admin-istration to listen and seek true consen-sus is reflected in their pre ordained plan for downtown that includes spot zoning for Fawcetts.Leadership requires the ability to ne-gotiate with all parties concerned and achieve a consensus that is in the best interests of its citizens. I will always put "Annapolitans First".
Frank Bradley (R)“aka Santa”Upon taking the oath of office, I will meet with all department heads on a one-to-one basis. They will have updated reports in-hand as to the present status and conditions within their departments along with their wants and needs of same. Cabinet meetings will be held on a regular basis . . . . I will also demand that all department heads be responsible for their employees’ performance. . . . As Mayor, I will make you only two basic promises:1. I will respect and spend your money better than my own, never forgetting how hard you work for it.2. Every decision made at City Hall, will first and foremost be analyzed for how it improves the well being of our City and the quality of life of City taxpayers.Vote for change instead of continu-ance! It only takes a short time for you to make a difference. It is your privilege and your duty. I hope to earn your confidence and your vote on Tuesday, September 17th.
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Help Wanted!www.WardOne.OrgThe website will be updated shortly, as the Association begins meeting regular-ly after the summer. The recent changes on the Board have slightly interrupted the Tech Team! Thank you for your pa-tience. As Ward One grows, so does the push toward electronic communi-cation. We welcome the tech-savvy to help the Association. Please contact [email protected] or [email protected] if you’re interested in helping.
We encourage your participation on various committees. We’re all volun-teers! Please come to the membership meetings and sign up.
Did you know?There is a FULLER BRUSH salesman in An-napolis! When was the last time you heard that name? I had not heard that reference for many, many years until... a few weeks ago in the Annapolis Bookstore on Mary-land Avenue. The FULLER BRUSH salesman Orville “OP” Phenschel was delivering or-ders to businesses downtown. In his 56th year as a salesman, Orville takes orders when he is in the area and returns approxi-mately 6 weeks later to deliver them!
Maryland Avenue Fall Festival10am-5pm Sunday, Sept. 29It’s the oldest street festival in Annapolis with art, antiques, food, live music and entertainment for the entire family. Free parking at the state parking garage on the corner of Calvert and Bladen Streets.
New Edition of Iconic Maryland’s Way CookbookHammond-Harwood House celebrates the 50th anniversary of its Maryland’s Way cookbook by releasing a new edition of this iconic compilation of Chesapeake cuisine. The book features all of the recipes that made the original such an indispensable resource for chefs. It will debut at the Hammond-Harwood House’s annual Garden Party, September 21 at Tulip Hill in Harwood, MD, a grand, privately-owned 18th century house and former home of cookbook author Hope Andrews. Tickets are available on the Hammond-Harwood House website, www.hammondharwoodhouse.org Call 410-263-4683 x12 or [email protected]
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What: 16th annual Maritime Republic of Eastport Tug of War
Where: Across Annapolis Harbor
Date: Saturday, November 2, 2013
Time: Starts right at the “Crack of Noon”
Admission: Free to cheer on the tug teams, $20 to join one
Every year on the first Saturday in November, the Maritime Republic of Eastport Navy, under the direction of MRE’s Premier Brett Cureton, blockades Annapolis Harbor as an act of war. Tug of war, that is. This year’s 16th annual tug, also known as the “Slaughter Across the Water,” is slated for Saturday, November 2, starting at the crack of noon. Nearly 500 tuggers will pull in as many as nine heats, with 33 competitors on each end of the 1,700-foot-long rope at a time, while thousands cheer on either side.
The tradition goes way back to the last century (1998), when the citizens of Eastport revolted against the City of Annapolis, which had annexed the little village on the Horn Point peninsula across the harbor nearly 50 years before. The drawbridge connecting Eastport with Annapolis was due to be shut down for repairs, and community leaders used that excuse to band together and declare their independence from the City.
What began as a tongue-in-cheek rebellion evolved into a dynamic community-based non-profit institution that stages fun, creative events like the tug-of-war and the “.05 K Bridge Run” that celebrate the neighborhood’s quirky spirit. While some say the citizens of Eastport are still revolting, over the years, the MRE has raised more than $275,000 for other non-profit groups and charities doing good things for the community.
The logistics of producing a huge event like the tug can be daunting, and in some years, the biggest challenge has been finding teams to pull on the City Dock end of the rope. Last year, the MainStreets Annapolis Partnership (MAP) stepped up and the Annapolis side won most of the tugs. MAP is a nonprofit organization made up of local business owners, property owners, the City of Annapolis, lenders, real estate professionals, residents, and local business and community associations. The partners work together to enhance the traditional business communities downtown, along Inner West Street and in West Annapolis, as well as Eastport.
Both sides will host festivities including live music, food, adult and kid-friendly beverages before, during and after the tugs. Organizers are now recruiting sponsors and teams of tuggers. For more information, see www.themre.org.
Contact: Stephanie Reynolds, Minister of War and Minister of Propaganda, Maritime Republic of
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