MileOne Enacts Good Neighbor Policies for East Avenue Residents
Residents of Carney's East Avenue have had issues with the auto dealership for years; a recent meeting between county councilwoman Cathy Bevins and MileOne CEO Steven Fader led to some progress in the uneasy relationship.
A recent meeting between Sixth District County Councilwoman Cathy Bevins and executives at Harford Road auto dealership MileOne could lead to a quality of life improvement for residents of nearby East Avenue. Residents on the Carney street nearest the dealership have long complained of bright security lights, loud security speakers, disruptive test drives through the neighborhood and a host of other issues. Now, according to a statement from councilwoman Bevins, some of those issues should be put to rest. In a statement, Bevins said that over the past several months her office had received a number of complaints about the dealership from nearby residents. "I contacted the owner of the dealerships to alert him of the many complaints I have …
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Ruth Baisden
9:28 pm on Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Tonight Councilwoman Bevins voted for zoning that would allow the car dealership to expand down East Avenue. The property is now BM (buisness major) 0.56 acres and DR5.5 (residential) 0.17 acres. Honda Mile one will have the right to park cars, build a service area orany thing else under the BM zoning. i am very disapointed. Also councilman Marks voted to allow the CVS at the corner of Joppa and … more ›