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• Not Just for Over-55 Anymore? Proposed Changes to Age-Restricted Adult Housing Regulations

  There will be a Legislative Public Hearing on Monday, March 16, 2009 - 7:30 p.m. at the Board of Education, Board Room 10910 Route 108 in Ellicott City to consider a proposal, "amending the Howard County Zoning Regulation’s definition of Age-restricted Read More... Posted Saturday, March 14, 2009 9:06 AM by George Belleville | 0 Comments Filed under: Ellicott City Real Estate over 55 developmenet altieri homes, slow, over 55, housing, builder, Hebron Manor, zoning, contitional use, ellicott City, Active Adult

• Conditional Use Planning Meeting Notes

  On February 4th at 6:00 I attended the meeting to discuss plans for Hebron Manor . About a dozen people were in attendance, in addtion to Mr. Sang Oh, who is representing the petitioner, and Mr. Bob Corbett, Vice President at Williamsburg Homes. They Read More... Posted Wednesday, February 04, 2009 9:50 PM by George Belleville | 0 Comments Filed under: howard county, over 55, builder, Hebron Manor, planning, zoning, contitional use, Heberon Manor, ellicott City, Active Adult, Altieri Homes, Williamsburg Homes

• Conditional Use Planning Meeting Scheduled for February 4th

  It has been a while since I posted any information about the situation at Hebron Manor. After my initial post, the property was listed for sale with a different real estate company, which basically eliminates my ability to discuss the property. My how Read More... Posted Wednesday, January 28, 2009 12:32 AM by George Belleville | 0 Comments Filed under: howard county, over 55, housing, Hebron Manor, homes for sale, planning, zoning

• What is Happening at Hebron Manor?

  As you may have seen, activity at Hebron Manor has apparently stopped. Since I live nearby, several of you have e-mailed me privately asking what is going on there, and expressing concern with the pace of the project. We are in a tough market right now, Read More... Posted Tuesday, December 18, 2007 3:09 PM by George Belleville | 0 Comments Filed under: slow, howard county, over 55, housing, builder, Hebron Manor