THE VILLAGE AT SPRINGDALE IS COMING TO OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
The Ardmore-Springdale Civic Association (ASCA) represents all residents in Springdale, Maryland. We encourage all residents in the Springdale area to join the organization and to support community initiatives and advocacy. ASCA's low annual dues are used to support the activities of the association such as newsletters and community projects. In April 2009, ASCA formed the Bellehaven Action Plan Committee to address the Bellehaven Estates, Parcel H proposed shopping plaza to be developed at the intersection of Ardwick-Ardmore Road and St. Joseph’s Drive, which will sit directly across from Charles Herbert Flowers High School.
The ASCA congratulates all those who participated in this development process and made their voices heard. Now is the opportunity to become involved to a greater extent to ensure that what comes meets the community's requirements and upholds the value of this well respected neighborhood.
The former developer of the project, Bethesda-based OC Bellehaven LLC, is no longer attached to the project. Klein Enterprises, LLC is now the new owner/developer of the Bellehaven Plaza Project. You may have noticed their sign, Metropolitan Management Company, an affiliate of Klein Enterprises, who is based out in Baltimore, Maryland and is advertising for tenants for a future development (the proposed Bellehaven Plaza) at the corner of Ardwick-Ardmore Road and St. Joseph's Drive, adjacent to the new St. Joseph’s Fire/EMS Station.
Klein Enterprises, LLC acquired the property from K. Hovnanian Homes in November of 2009. The company acquires and develops retail centers throughout Maryland, and has ownership in close to 2,000,000 square feet in almost 20 communities around the state.
This is their first project in Prince George's County.
They are familiar with the background and history of the project and are willing to work with the community.
As of February 3, 2011, the ASCA and Klein Bellehaven, LLC signed the Community Agreement as ordered by the Notice of Final Decision of the Prince George's County District Council for the Bellehaven Plaza Project, now called The Village at Springdale Project.
The ASCA would like to thank its residents and the surrounding communities for contributing to the development of this project and encourages all residents to remain involved in their communities.
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