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Chevy Chase ViewMD averageUS Census ACS
Population
1,092
Per-capita income
$124,129
Median home value
$1,239,800
Bachelor's or higher
92%
Typical home value $1,506,717 -1% yr/yr · +17.1% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
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Wed Jul 15, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

Council considers ADU ordinance and new home construction at 4208 Everett Street

The Chevy Chase View Town Council will review building permit applications and an ordinance to meet state ADU requirements. The body will also receive updates on the Clark Azar Capital Improvement Schedule and WSSC water main restoration.

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✓ Decided: Town Council adopts ordinance regulating Accessory Dwelling Units

The Council adopted Ordinance No. 105 to align accessory dwelling unit (ADU) setback and parking requirements with state law. Two building permits were approved for residential construction and renovations. The Council also accepted the June 2026 financial reports.

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CHEVY CHASE VIEW COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, July15, 2026 AGENDA General – 7:00 p.m. 1. Approval of Minutes for Monthly Council Meeting (June 17, 2026) 2. Approval of the Variance Hearing Minutes-Warden at 9806 Connecticut Ave. (June 17, 2026) 3. Acceptance of Financial Report for June 1- June 30, 2026 4. Council Member Walk – Karl Dedolph 5. Building Permit Application – 4200 Dresden (Koepke/McEnerney) – replace and enlarge existing deck off back of house, with added stairs to ground level. 6. Building Permit Application – 4208 Everett Street (Kehoe) – demolition of existing home and construction of new single-family home. Continued Business 1. Update on Clark Azar Capital Improvement Schedule by Jason Azar 2. Adopt Ordinance #105 to meet State legislated ADU Requirements 3. Update on WSSC Parkwood II Water Main Replacement Road Restoration Work 4. Other Continued Business New Business 1. Resident Concerns and Contributions 2. Other New Business Adjournment The Town Council may entertain a motion during the open meeting to close a portion of the meeting, in accordance with Section 3-305(b) of the Open Meetings Act (Maryland Code, General Provisions Article).
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COUNCIL OF CHEVY CHASE VIEW Monthly Meeting Date: July 15, 2026 Place: Meeting held at 10401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 103 Present: Nancy Somerville, Acting Chair; Pete Marks, Tommy George, and Karl Dedolph, Council Members Ed Tarbutton, Chair (appearing remotely) Ron Bolt, Legal Counsel for the Town (appearing remotely) Denise Hitt, Town Manager; Elizabeth Rembold, Assistant Town Manager Appearing Remotely: Mary Farrell Spencer (4112 Glenrose Street) Annie Cross (4313 Glenrose Street) Call Meeting to Order: 7:00 p.m. by Nancy Somerville, Acting Chair Approval of Minutes of June 17, 2026, Monthly Council Meeting: Pete Marks moved to approve the minutes of the June 2026 Monthly Council Meeting . Tommy George seconded the motion, and it passed with a 5-0 vote. Approval of Variance Hearing Minutes (Warden-9806 Connecticut Avenue) of June 17, 2026: Tommy George moved to approve the minutes of the Variance Hearing held on June 17, 2026, for 9806 Connecticut Avenue. Ed Tarbutton seconded the motion, and it passed with a 5-0 vote. Financial Report for Period June 1, 2026, to June 30, 2026: Pete Marks moved to accept the June 2026 Financial Reports as presented. Tommy George seconded the motion, and it passed with a 5–0 vote. Council Member Walk : Council Member Karl Dedolph conducted his first monthly Council Member walk and reported that a large tree had fallen at 4228 Franklin Street. The homeowner is aware of the situation and plans to have th …
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Wed Jun 17, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

Council to introduce ordinance on ADU requirements

The Town Council will hold a variance hearing for 9806 Connecticut Avenue, then convene a regular meeting to approve minutes and financial reports, consider building permits, and discuss continued business. Key action items include introducing a new ordinance to meet state ADU requirements and extending the sunset date of Ordinance No. #100. The council will also receive updates on capital improvements and water main replacement, and address resident concerns.

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✓ Decided: Council introduces ordinance to regulate accessory dwelling units

The Town Council introduced Ordinance No. 105 to regulate Accessory Dwelling Units, eliminating special setback requirements and adding a height/length modifier. The council also adopted a resolution extending the exemption from the county gas-powered leaf blower ban through June 2027. Two building permits were approved, and a stormwater project update was received.

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CHEVY CHASE VIEW VARIANCE HEARING 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, 2026 Variance Application Hearing - 9806 Connecticut Avenue (Warden): Applicant requests a Variance to construct two egress window wells that encroach into the front setback from Connecticut Avenue. CHEVY CHASE VIEW COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, June 17, 2026 AGENDA General – 7:00 p.m. 1. Approval of Minutes for Monthly Council Meeting (May 20, 2026) 2. Acceptance of Financial Report for May 1- May 31, 2026 3. Council Member Walk – Ed Tarbutton 4. Building Permit Application – 9806 Connecticut Ave (Warden) – enlarge and deepen three window wells for purposes of creating egress wells. 5. Building Permit Application – 4224 Everett Street (Davis) – addition of dormer to the right- side roof plane, measuring 7’ 3” height x 18’7” length Continued Business 1. Update on Clark Azar Capital Improvement Schedule by Jason Azar 2. Introduce Ordinance No. #105 to meet State legislated ADU Requirements 3. Adopt written resolution to extend the sunset date to June 30, 2027, Ordinance No. #100 4. Update on WSSC Parkwood II Water Main Replacement 5. Flag Placement for 250 Anniversary 6. Other Continued Business New Business 1. Resident Concerns and Contributions 2. Other New Business Adjournment The Town Council may entertain a motion during the open meeting to close a portion of the meeting, in accordance with Section 3-305(b) of the Open Meetings Act (Maryland Code, General Provisions Ar …
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Wed May 20, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

Council to approve 2026 budget, levy tax, and discuss ADU and leaf blower rules.

The Chevy Chase View Town Council will adopt the 2026 budget and levy taxes through Ordinances 103 and 104. The agenda also includes updates on water main and capital improvement projects, plus discussions on state-mandated accessory dwelling unit rules and a one-year exemption from the county's gas leaf blower ban. Routine items include ratifying residential permits for fences, dumpsters, and storage pods, and electing council officers.

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✓ Decided: Town Council approves FY27 budget and tax rates

The Council adopted the FY27 budget and set real property tax rates at $0.02 per $100 of assessed value. The body also approved contracts for snow and leaf removal and ratified five residential permits. Discussions were held regarding state-mandated ADU requirements and the recording of town meetings.

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CHEVY CHASE VIEW COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, May 20, 2026 AGENDA General – 7:00 p.m. 1. Welcome Newly and Re-elected Council Members 2. Appreciation to Nominating Committee 3. Election of Officers 4. Approval of Minutes – for Annual Budget Meeting and Monthly Council Meeting (April 15, 2026) 5. Acceptance of Financial Report for April 1, 2026, to April 30, 2026 6. Council Member Walk – Tommy George 7. Ratify Town Permit #630-04004 - Storage Pod - 4117 Franklin Street (Frank) 8. Ratify Town Permit #631-05001- Dumpster in Driveway - 4117 Franklin Street (Frank) 9. Ratify Town Permit #632- 05002- Dumpster in Driveway – 4221 Everett Street (Strittmatter) 10. Ratify Town Permit #633-05003 – Fence – 4212 Dresden Street (Gehring and Nesci) 11. Ratify Town Permit #634-05004 – Fence -10105 Summit Avenue (Herrig and Masoudpour) Continued Business 1. Adopt Ordinance No. 103 (Resolution No. 2026-04-02 -Levying Tax) 2. Adopt Ordinance No. 104 (Resolution No. 2026-04-03 – Approving Budget) 3. Update on WSSC Parkwood II Water Main Replacement 4. Update on Clark Azar Capital Improvement Schedule 5. Discussion on RFP Review – Snow & Leaf Removal 6. Other Continued Business New Business 1. Resident Concerns and Contributions 2. Discussion of State legislated ADU Requirements and Ordinance Required 3. Discussion on Extending Ordinance #100 - to Exempt the Town from the Application of Sec. 31B-9 of the Montgomery County Code, Prohibiting the Use of Handheld, Backpa …
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Wed Apr 15, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

Council to introduce tax levy and budget ordinances at annual budget meeting

The Chevy Chase View Town Council will hold its annual budget meeting, including a public hearing on the proposed budget and introduction of Ordinance No. 103 (tax levy) and Ordinance No. 104 (budget approval). The general session will consider ratification of two town permits, three building permit applications, and discussion of Ordinance No. 102 for a property purchase. Updates on WSSC water main replacement and storm water capital improvements are also scheduled.

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✓ Decided: Council approves three building permits, ratifies two town permits (4-0)

The Town Council approved three building permits—for an outdoor stone fireplace at 4213 Glenrose Street, a rear addition at 4229 Franklin Street, and a basement ADU conversion at 3814 Everett Street—all conditioned on county permits. Two town permits were ratified: a fence replacement at 4218 Glenridge Street and a dumpster placement at 4001 Cleveland Street. All votes were 4-0. The Council also discussed WSSC water main repair progress, stormwater project updates, and the upcoming May 12 election; no action was taken on a property-purchase ordinance or meeting recordings.

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CHEVY CHASE VIEW COUNCIL MEETING April 15, 2026 AGENDA Annual Budget Meeting –6:30 p.m. 1. Consider residents’ comments and suggestions for the proposed budget 2. Introduce Ordinance No. 103 (Resolution No. 2026-04-02 -Levying Tax) 3. Introduce Ordinance No. 104 (Resolution No. 2026-04-03 – Approving Budget) General –7:00 p.m. 1. Approval of Minutes – March 18, 2026 Monthly Town Council Meeting 2. Acceptance of Financial Report for March 1-31, 2026 3. Council Member Walk – Pete Marks 4. Ratify Town Permit #625-03002 – Fence Replacement – 4218 Glenridge Street (Easby-Smith) 5. Ratify Town Permit #626-03003 – Dumpster – 4001 Cleveland Street (Whiteside/Shelhamer) 6. Building Permit Application – 4213 Glenrose Street (Manion) –Construct Outdoor Stone Fireplace on Rear Patio. 7. Building Permit Application – 4229 Franklin Street (Dudley) – Construct Rear Addition with Areaway and Deck 8. Building Permit Application – 3814 Everett Street (Mitchell) – ADU in Basement Continued Business 1. Update on WSSC Water Main Replacement 2. Update on Storm Water/Capital Improvement Status 3. Other Continued Business New Business 1. Resident Concerns and Contributions 2. Discussion of Ordinance No. 102: (Resolution No. 2026-04-01 : Property Purchase) 3. Review response to Leaf and Snow RFPs 4. Other New Business Adjournment The Town Council may entertain a motion during the open meeting to close a portion of the meeting, in accordance with Section 3-305(b) …
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Wed Apr 15, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

✓ Decided: Chevy Chase View Town Council approves FY27 budget and tax rates

The Town Council approved the budget for the fiscal year covering July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. The budget emphasizes capital improvement plans, including stormwater and resilience projects for Glenridge and Dresden Streets and improvements for Everett Street.

Sun Apr 12, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

✓ Decided: Council moves to buy 9814 Gartrell Place for new Town Hall

The Town Council voted 4-0 to enter closed session to discuss the potential purchase of 9814 Gartrell Place for a public purpose. After legal consultation, the Council directed the attorney to prepare a contract offer. In open session, the Council unanimously introduced Ordinance #102 authorizing the purchase to create a Town Hall, which would move town offices within municipal boundaries and save rent.

Wed Mar 18, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

Council to discuss FY27 budget, permit extensions, and community updates

The Chevy Chase View Town Council will consider the FY27 budget and formally accept it. They will also act on a permit extension for fence replacement at 4009 Glenrose Street and review a building permit for demolition at 4309 Glenridge Street. Additional items include updates on the Starters and Silver Homes Act, the WSSC water main replacement, and scheduled spring yard waste collection.

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✓ Decided: Council accepted FY27 budget and approved key permits, all votes unanimous

The council accepted the proposed FY27 budget, as amended, for presentation at the April 15 budget hearing (5‑0). It conditionally approved a building permit for 4309 Glenridge Street pending a Montgomery County permit (5‑0) and extended Town Permit #604‑02002 by two months (5‑0). The council also appointed members to the Nominating Committee for the May 12 election (5‑0).

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CHEVY CHASE VIEW COUNCIL MEETING March 18, 2026 7:00 P.M. AGENDA General 1. Approval of Minutes – February 18, 2026, Monthly Town Council Meeting March 4, 2026, Budget Work Session 2. Acceptance of Financial Report for February 1 - 28, 2026 3. Council Member Walk – Nancy Somerville 4. Extend Permit #600-02002 – Replace fence in rear and side yard, to bring to code for swimming pool – 4009 Glenrose Street (Gardner). 5. Building Permit Application – 4309 Glenridge Street (Demeria) – Demolition of existing house to build a new home. Continued Business 1. Update on Starters and Silver Homes Act of 2026 2. Update on WSSC Water Main Replacement 3. Update on Storm Water/Capital Improvement Status 4. Continued discussion of FY27 budget and formal acceptance 5. Other Continued Business New Business 1. Resident Concerns and Contributions 2. Spring Bulk Yard Waste Collection – Scheduled for the Week of April 13, 2026 3. Spring Right of Way Mulching and Juvenile Pruning – Scheduled for the Week of April 13, 2026 4. Appointment of Nominating Committee for May 12, 2026, Election 5. Other New Business Adjournment The Town Council may entertain a motion during the open meeting to close a portion of the meeting, in accordance with Section 3-305(b) of the Open Meetings Act (Maryland Code, General Provisions Article).
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COUNCIL OF CHEVY CHASE VIEW Monthly Meeting Date: March 18, 2026 Place: Meeting held at 10401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 103 Present: Ed Tarbutton, Chair; Tommy George and Pete Marks, Council Members Nancy Somerville and Helen Trybus, Council Members (appearing remotely) Ron Bolt, Legal Counsel for the Town (appearing remotely) Denise Hitt, Town Manager; Elizabeth Rembold, Assistant Town Manager Attending Remotely: Mary Spencer (4112 Glenrose Street) Call Meeting to Order: 7:02 p.m. by Ed Tarbutton, Chair Approval of Minutes of February 18, 2026, Monthly Council Meeting and March 6, 2026, Budget Work Session: Pete Marks moved to approve the minutes of the February 2026 Monthly Council Meeting as well as the March 2026 Budget Work Session. Tommy George seconded the motion, and it passed with a 5-0 vote. Financial Report for Period February 1, 2026, to February 28, 2026: Pete Marks moved to accept the February 2026 Financial Reports as presented. Tommy George seconded the motion, and it passed with a 5–0 vote. Council Member Walk: Councilmember Nancy Somerville will submit her monthly walk notes at a later time. Ed Tarbutton reported that debris from recent storms, as well as trash in the roadways, has been cleaned up by Rolling Acres, resulting in noticeable improvement. The street sweeping will begin in April. He also noted that a house on Gartrell Place is now for sale and that the newly constructed home at 10105 Summit Avenue is under co …
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Wed Mar 4, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

✓ Decided: Council approved FY27 manager contracts and entered closed session

The council held an FY27 budget work session and will continue line‑item discussions at the March 18 meeting. Members unanimously approved the FY27 contract terms for the Town Manager and Assistant Town Manager. A motion to enter closed session to discuss personnel matters passed 5‑0, and the meeting was adjourned by a 5‑0 vote.

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CHEVY CHASE VIEW COUNCIL MEETING March 4, 2026 FY27 Budget Work Session and Closed Session Meeting Date: March 4, 2026 Place: 10401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 103 Present: Ed Tarbutton, Council Chair, Nancy Somerville, Peter Marks, Tommy George and Helen Trybus, Council members Denise Hitt, Town Manager Elizabeth Rembold, Assistant Town Manager Called Meeting to Order: 6:01 p.m. by Ed Tarbutton, Chair FY27 Budget Planning: The Council held an open work session for the purpose of reviewing and discussing the proposed FY27 budget for the Town of Chevy Chase View. At the March 18, 2026, monthly meeting, the Council will continue to discuss a few line-item projections. Upon finalization of these projections, the Council will then accept the proposed FY27 budget for presentation to Town residents for comments at the Annual Budget Hearing at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 15, 2026. Closed Session: At 7:30 p.m., in open work session, Tommy George made a motion to enter closed session, pursuant to Maryland Code, General Provisions Article § 3-305(b)(1) to discuss the appointment, employment, assignment, promotion, discipline, demotion, compensation, removal, resignation, or performance evaluation of appointees, employees, or officials over whom this public body has jurisdiction; any other personal matter that affects one or more specific individuals. Nancy Somerville seconded the motion, and it passed by a vote of 5-0. The Council discussed and agreed on th …
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Wed Feb 18, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

Council reviews building permit for 4317 Saul Road

The Chevy Chase View Town Council will review a building permit application and discuss ongoing infrastructure projects. The body will also set a work session date for the FY27 annual budget.

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✓ Decided: Council approves stormwater plan and conditional building permit

The council approved the minutes of the January meeting and the December financial report, each by a 3‑0 vote. It conditionally approved the building permit for 4317 Saul Road pending a Montgomery County permit (3‑0). The council also voted 4‑0 to move forward with the stormwater project modifications on Glenridge and Dresden streets, including tree preservation, an enlarged inlet, and sidewalk replacement.

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CHEVY CHASE VIEW COUNCIL MEETING February 18, 2026 AGENDA General –7:00 p.m. 1. Approval of Minutes – January 21, 2026 Council Meeting 2. Acceptance of Financial Report for January 1 - 31, 2026 3. Council Member Walk – Tommy George 4. Building Permit Application - 4317 Saul Road (Rolle) – Two-story side addition, one story rear addition and extension of the front porch. Continued Business 1. Update on Starters and Silver Homes Act of 2026 2. Update on WSSC Water Main Replacement 3. Update on Storm Water/Capital Improvement Status 4. Other Continued Business New Business 1. Resident Concerns and Contributions 2. Set Work Session for FY27 Annual Budget 3. Other New Business Adjournment The Town Council may entertain a motion during the open meeting to close a portion of the meeting, in accordance with Section 3-305(b) of the Open Meetings Act (Maryland Code, General Provisions Article).
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COUNCIL OF CHEVY CHASE VIEW Monthly Meeting Date: February 18, 2026 Place: Meeting held at 10401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 103 Present: Ed Tarbutton, Chair; Nancy Somerville, Tommy George, and Helen Trybus (joined remotely by phone in order to vote on the Stormwater item, but did not vote on the other items of business), Council Members Ron Bolt, Legal Counsel for the Town (appearing remotely) Denise Hitt, Town Manager; Elizabeth Rembold, Assistant Town Manager Attending Remotely: Mary Spencer (4112 Glenrose Street) Call Meeting to Order: 7:01 p.m. by Ed Tarbutton, Chair Approval of Minutes of January 21, 2026 Monthly Council Meeting and February 10, 2026 Stormwater Work Session: Nancy Somerville moved to approve the minutes of the January 2026 Monthly Council Meeting as well as the February 2026 Stormwater Work Session. Tommy George seconded the motion, and it passed with a 3-0 vote. Financial Report for Period January 1, 2026, to January 31, 2026: Nancy Somerville moved to accept the December 2025 Financial Reports as presented. Tommy George seconded the motion, and it passed with a 3–0 vote. Council Member Walk: Councilmember Tommy George conducted the monthly Council Walk and reported the following: Homes for Sale: • 10105 Summit - New construction; now listed for sale • 4212 Dresden [coming soon] Construction: • 4309 Glenridge - Signage posted, but no evidence of construction, as there is not an associated building permit • 4102 Gl …
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Tue Feb 10, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

✓ Decided: Council adjourned meeting unanimously

The Chevy Chase View Town Council voted 5-0 to adjourn the stormwater work session. No substantive approvals, denials, or other decisions were recorded.

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COUNCIL OF CHEVY CHASE VIEW Stormwater Work Session Meeting Date: February 10, 2026 Place: Meeting held at 10401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 103 Present: Ed Tarbutton, Chair (appearing remotely); Pete Marks (appearing remotely), Nancy Somerville, Tommy George, Helen Trybus, Council Members Jason Azar, Stormwater Consultant for the Town (appearing remotely) Denise Hitt, Town Manager; Elizabeth Rembold, Assistant Town Manager Others Present: Attending Remotely: Bolter Family (3904 Dresden Street) Ron Sherrow (4013 Glenridge Street) Claudia Tellez (4217 Dresden Street) Call Meeting to Order: 6:30 p.m. by Ed Tarbutton, Chair Consultant Jason Azar provided a summary update: Plans were resubmitted to appropriate agencies for review. Approval was received from Montgomery County DOT in late November 2025. Comments were received from SHA and were minor in nature; these will be addressed together with comments from WSSC. WSSC comments came in January 2026. WSSC has raised issues with the project, and additional steps are required for final approval for the plans as submitted: • An MOU between the Town and WSSC is required to relocate the waterline on Dresden West, near 4212 and 4217 Dresden. This requires review by a separate WSSC relocation committee and payment of a $12,500 fee. This requirement significantly extends the approval timeline. The Town previously completed these steps approximately 12 months ago, including remitting the $12,500 fee, which …
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Wed Jan 21, 2026

Chevy Chase View Town Council

Council will hear a variance request for a new house at 4309 Glenridge St

The Chevy Chase View Town Council will hold a variance hearing for a new house at 4309 Glenridge Street, which would encroach 2.98 feet into the required front‑setback line. After the hearing, the council will approve the December 17, 2025 meeting minutes, accept the December financial report, and consider several permits and updates, including a fence permit at 4212 Glenrose Road and a building permit at 4308 Glenridge Street. The meeting will also include updates on the WSSC water main replacement, storm‑water capital improvements, and discussion of a snow‑removal request for Summit Avenue.

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✓ Decided: Council authorized hiring a lobbyist up to $32,000

The council denied a front‑setback variance for 4309 Glenridge Street (5‑0). It ratified two building permits and approved a conditional permit for a screened porch (each 5‑0). The council also authorized the chair and town manager to retain a lobbyist with a budget not to exceed $32,000 (5‑0) and added Summit Avenue sidewalk snow removal as a separate line item in the upcoming snow‑removal RFP (5‑0).

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CHEVY CHASE VIEW COUNCIL MEETING And V ARIANCE HEARING January 21, 2026 AGENDA Variance Hearing – 7:00 PM 1. Variance Application Hearing – 4309 Glenridge Street (Demeria): The applicants request a variance to construct a new house. The new house would encroach 2.98 feet into the required 53.98-foot established building line front setback. General –Upon Conclusion of the Hearing 1. Approval of Minutes – December 17, 2025 Council Meeting 2. Acceptance of Financial Report for December 1 - 31, 2025 3. Council Member Walk – Ed Tarbutton 4. Ratify Town Permit # 621-01001-Fence- 4212 Glenrose Road (Barry) 5. Building Permit Application - 4308 Glenridge Street (Haynos) – Screened In-Porch Over a Section of their Rear Patio. Continued Business 1. Update on WSSC Water Main Replacement 2. Update on Storm Water/Capital Improvement Status 3. Other Continued Business New Business 1. Resident Concerns and Contributions a Parking Vehicles in Residential Yard 2. Report on Newly Introduced Maryland Housing Package – Ron Bolt 3. RFP for Snow Removal – Sidewalk Snow Removal Discussion on Summit Ave. 4. Other New Business Adjournment The Town Council may entertain a motion during the open meeting to close a portion of the meeting, in accordance with Section 3-305(b) of the Open Meetings Act (Maryland Code, General Provisions Article).
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COUNCIL OF CHEVY CHASE VIEW Variance Hearing #25-12-1 and January Monthly Meeting Date: January 21, 2026 Place: Meeting held at 10401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 103 Present: Ed Tarbutton, Chair; Nancy Somerville, Tommy George, Helen Trybus, and Pete Marks, Council Members Ron Bolt, Legal Counsel for the Town Lance Ball, Permit Administrator for the Town (appearing remotely) Denise Hitt, Town Manager; Elizabeth Rembold, Assistant Town Manager Others Present: Attending Remotely: Steven Beckman (4020 Everett Street) Kelly Barch (10011 Summit Avenue) Heather and Rob Tinsley (4305 Glenridge Street) John Ticehurst (4200 Everett Street) Dan Demeria (4309 Glenridge Street) Mary Spencer (4112 Glenrose Street) Call Meeting to Order: 7:03 p.m. by Ed Tarbutton, Chair Variance No. 25-12-1 Hearing – Front Setback – 4309 Glenridge Street (Demeria): The applicants request a waiver pursuant to Section 13-608 to construct a new home. The new house would encroach 2.98 feet into the required 53.98-foot established building line front setback. The existing structure at the address has a front setback of 49.4 feet. Sec. 13-404. Front setback, of the Town code provides (a) The front setback requirement for any structure on any lot within the Town is 35 feet, or the Established Building Line (EBL), whichever is greater. Lance Ball, permit Administrator, explained the requested variance. Mr. Demeria appeared and presented testimony in suppo …
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Business establishments27,677 (439,792 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$2,314/mo (2025)
Adults with low literacy16.6% (low numeracy 23% · 2017)

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0.507
All kids
0.479
Black kids
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