Minutes

  • Regular Meeting on January 11, 2007

    Meeting called to order at 7:30pm.  The NCPCA account balance is now $1092.89. Vicky Hageman was recognized for having saved the Treasury some money on discounted signs advertising Association meetings. Bill Robertson moved to approve the January minutes and Dolores Pasta seconded; the vote in favor was unanimous. Mayor Brayman and City Councilmembers Krouse, Milligan,…

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  • Regular Meeting on January 10, 2008

    Meeting began at 7:34 pm.  Councilmembers Bob Catlin, Mary Cook, Jonathon Molinatto, and Patrick Wojahn were present; Jack Perry and Mayor Steve Brayman arrived later.  Faith Calhoun (on behalf of P.G. County Councilman Tom Dernoga) also attended. Matthew Sadesko of Baywood Hotels gave a presentation on the Marriott Towne Suites development, planned for 9620 Baltimore…

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  • Regular Meeting on February 14, 2008

    Meeting began at 7:33 pm.  Councilmembers Bob Catlin, Mary Cook, Jonathon Molinatto, and Patrick Wojahn were present; Jack Perry arrived later.  Margot Bauman (on behalf of MD Sen. Jim Rosapepe) also attended.   The designer retained by College Park Auto Service gave a presentation on the service station’s expansion plans.  The plan would add 16…

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  • Regular Meeting on March 13, 2008

    Meeting began at 7:32 pm.  Councilmember Patrick Wojahn was present; Jack Perry and Mayor Steve Brayman arrived later.  Faith Calhoun (on behalf of P.G. County Councilman Tom Dernoga) also attended. The College Park Auto Service had not yet prepared their landscaping plan, so there was no presentation.  We expect the plan to be ready for…

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  • Regular Meeting on April 10, 2008

    Meeting began at 7:30 pm.  Councilmembers Bob Catlin, Mary Cook, Jonathon Molinatto, and Patrick Wojahn were present; Jack Perry arrived later.  Faith Calhoun (on behalf of P.G. County Councilman Tom Dernoga) also attended.   President Arthur Eaton reminded members that their dues will be due in May, and that there would be a notice on…

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