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Patuxent Chase COMMUNITY GUIDE Copyright 2005 Toll Brothers, Inc A GUIDE TO THE SERVICES AVAILABLE NEAR YOUR NEW HOME Patuxent Chase COMMUNITY GUIDE Copyright 2005 Toll Brothers, Inc. All rights reserved. These resources are provided for informational purposes only, and represent just a sample of the services available for each community. Toll Brothers in no way endorses or recommends any of the resources presented herein. CONTENTS COMMUNITY PROFILE . .1 HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION . .1 SCHOOLS . .2 SHOPPING . .3 MEDICAL FACILITIES . .4 PUBLIC UTILITIES . .4 WORSHIP . .5 TRANSPORTATION . .6 RECREATION . .7 RESTAURANTS . .10 LIBRARY . .11 COLLEGES . .11 VETERINARIAN . .11 ORGANIZATIONS . .12 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES . .12 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTERS . .13 ASSISTED LIVING . .13 EMRGENCY NUMBERS . .13 L EARN ABOUT THE SERVICES YOUR COMMUNITY HAS TO OFFER P ROFILE Maintaining a true sense of community is vital as we move farther into the 21st century. And nowhere is the opportunity to be part of a community more appealing than in Howard County, Maryland. Ellicott City enjoys a rich and varied history, from its origin as the tiny trade center of "Ellicott's Mills" to the present seat of rapidly urbanizing Howard County. Three Quaker brothers, John, Andrew, and Joseph Ellicott, of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, chose this picturesque wilderness to establish a flour mill in 1772, four years before the Declaration of Independence was signed. The brothers helped revolutionize farming in Maryland by persuading farmers to plant wheat instead of tobacco and by introducing fertilizer to revitalize the depleted soil. In 1830, Ellicott's Mills became the first terminus of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad outside Baltimore. The old station, which stands today as a museum, has been designated a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Department of the Interior. The Ellicotts made significant contributions to the area and the era. They built roads, bridges and a wharf in Baltimore, introduced the wagon brake and plaster as a fertilizer, erected iron works, a furnace, rolling mills, schools, a meeting house, stores and houses made from beautiful granite. In 1791, Andrew Ellicott was commissioned to survey the boundaries for the nation's new capital, Washington, DC. He was joined by a free black man and family friend named Benjamin Banneker. Banneker worked closely with the city designer, L'Enfant. When the Frenchman abandoned the project and returned home, Banneker was able to recreate the designer's plans from memory. By 1861, Ellicott's Mills was a prosperous farming and manufacturing area, and the site of the courthouse, which was built from 1840–1843 when the Howard District of Anne Arundel County was so designated in 1839. Howard County became an official independent jurisdiction in 1851. In 1867, a city charter was secured for Ellicott's Mills and the name was changed to "Ellicott City." Ellicott City's Charter was surrendered in 1935 and its Main Street has experienced a gradual change in character from a mixed commercial and residential area to an almost entirely commercial area today. The boundaries of the town were reestablished in 1973 and designated a "Historic District" to preserve and encourage restoration of its old structures. The community of Patuxent Chase will carry on the tradition of a beautifully landscaped crossroads community. Patuxent Chase is conveniently located in Howard County, Maryland, with easy access to both Baltimore, MD, and Washington, DC. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION Patuxent Chase Homeowner’s Association, Inc. 1 S CHOOLS PUBLIC PRIVATE DAY CARE/ PRE-SCHOOL Elementary Grades Pre–8 Bethel Christian Academy 6 weeks–Pre school Grades K–5 8455 Savage Skillford Road Columbia Academy Longfellow Elementary School Savage, MD 20763 9210 Route 108 5470 Hesperus Drive (301) 725-4673 Columbia, MD 21045 Columbia, MD 21046 (410) 992-0484 (410) 313-68779 Grades Pre–12 Glenelg Country School 6 weeks–Elementary Middle 12793 Folley Quarter Road Children’s World Learning Grades 6–8 Glenelg, MD 21737 Centers Harpers Choice Middle School (410) 531-8600 16910 Georgia Avenue 5450 Beaver Kill Road Olney, MD Columbia, MD 21046 Grades K–8 (301) 570-0266 (410) 313-6929 St. Louis Elementary 12500 Clarksville Pike 6 weeks–12 years Senior High Clarksville, MD 21029 Nature’s Way Children’s Center Grades 9–12 (410) 531-6664 West 5890 Cedar Lane Wilde Lake High School Grades 9–12 Columbia, MD 21044 5460 Trumpeter Road Mount St. Joseph High School (301) 596-0821 Columbia, MD 4403 Frederick Avenue (410) 997-1317 Baltimore, MD (410) 644-3300 Bus service is provided for all grades. Homeowners do not have to pay for this. 2 S HOPPING CONVENIENCE SHOPPING STORES MALLS Royal Farms Regional 4215 Montgomery Road Ellicott City, MD Snowden Square Snowden River 4892 Montgomery Road Dobbin Center Columbia, MD Route 175 & Dobbin Road (410) 465-9269 Columbia, MD GROCERY Major STORES Columbia Mall Superfresh 10300 Little Patuxent Parkway 4215 Montgomery Road Columbia, MD Columbia, MD (410) 730-3300 (410) 489-3817 NEIGHBORHOOD Safeway SHOPPING 4376 Montgomery Road CENTERS Columbia, MD (410) 203-1210 River Hill Village Center Giant Chatham Station 4715 Dorsey Hall Drive Baltimore National Pike Ellicott City, MD Columbia, MD 3 M EDICAL F ACILITIES HOSPITALS MEDICAL CENTERS Johns Hopkins Hospital Columbia Medical Center 600 North Wolfe Street 11055 Little Patuxent Parkway Baltimore, MD 21287 Columbia, MD (410) 955-5000 (410) 740-7600 Miles: 14 Miles: 7 Minutes: 26 Minutes: 10 P UBLIC U TILITIES GAS & ELECTRIC SEWER Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. Private Septic System Baltimore, MD (410) 685-0123 WATER TELEPHONE Private Well Verizon Baltimore, MD (410) 954-6200 TRASH Howard County Bureau of Environmental Services (410) 313-6444 CABLE TV RECYCLING Comcast Cable Howard County Bureau of 3417 Plumtree Drive Environmental Services Ellicott City, MD (410) 313-6444 (410) 461-1156 4 W ORSHIP CHURCHES Catholic Mormon Methodist St. Pauls Rectory Church of Jesus Christ of 3755 Saint Paul Street Latter-Day Saints Bethany United Ellicott City, MD 4785 Dorsey Hall Drive 2875 Bethany Lane (410) 465-1670 Ellicott City, MD Ellicott City, MD (410) 282-2320 (410) 465-2919 Episcopal Lutheran Baptist Shephard of the Glen St. John Episcopal 14551 Burntwoods Road Bethany Baptist 9120 Frederick Road Ellicott City, MD 3030 Bethany Lane Ellicott City, MD (410) 442-1204 Ellicott City, MD (410) 461-4883 (410) 465-0150 Presbyterian Mt. Hebron Presbyterian 2330 Mt. Hebron Drive Ellicott City, MD (410) 465-3993 Seventh Day Adventist Baltimore First Seventh Day Advintist 3291 Saint Johns Lane Ellicott City, MD (410) 465-6864 SYNAGOGUES Jewish Shalom Miracle Church 10470 Baltimore National Pike Ellicott City,MD (410) 418-9190 5 T RANSPORTATION AIRPORTS International Baltimore-Washington International Airport (410) 859-7111 Miles: 11 Minutes: 23 Ronald Reagan National Airport (703) 417-8000 Miles: 42 Minutes: 54 Washington Dulles International Airport (703) 572-2700 Miles: 54 DIVISION OF MOTOR Minutes: 60 VEHICLES Motor Vehicle Administration 6490 Dobbin Road Columbia, MD 1-800-950-1MVA MAJOR HIGHWAYS I-70, I-95, US 40, US 29, RTE 32, RTE 97, RTE 108 RAILROADS COMMUTER Maryland Connecting Transit (MTA) 1-800-325-RAIL Amtrak 1-800-872-7245 6 R ECREATION—LOCAL Recreational facilities within 30 minutes of your new home. DAY CAMP Columbia Association Summer Camps 10221 Wincopin Circle, Suite 100 Columbia, MD EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES Maple Spring Farm Riding Center (410) 442-2295 GOLF Private Public Turf Valley Country Club Shadow Mere Farm 2700 Turf Valley Road (410) 442-2458 Timbers at Troy 6100 Marshalee Drive Ellicott City, MD Elkridge, MD (410) 465-1500 (410) 313-4653 Cattail Creek Country Club Hobbits Glen 3600 Cattail Creek Drive 11130 Willow Bottom Drive Glenwood, MD Columbia, MD (410) 442-1772 (410) 821-0022 7 R ECREATION Patapsco Valley State Park Wilde Lake Tennis Club 8020 Baltimore National Pike 10499 Cross Fox Lane Ellicott City, MD Columbia, MD (410) 461-5005 Private RECREATION Triumph Health and Fitness CENTERS Center 15535 Carrs Mill Road Columbia Association Woodbine, MD Columbia, MD (301) 854-6646 (410) 715-3000 Quest Fitness YMCA 10045 Baltimore National Pike 4331 Montgomery Road Ellicott City, MD Ellicott City, MD (410) 750-7300 (410) 465-4334 TENNIS The Colosseum 9159 Red Branch Road Public Columbia, MD Columbia Athletic Club (410) 740-2339 Beaverkill Road Columbia, MD (410) 730-6744 PARKS Local Rockburn Branch Park 6145 Montgomery Road Elkridge, MD (410) 313-4682 County Centennial Park Rte. 108 Columbia, MD (410) 313-4700 State Patuxent River State Park Route 97 (On the Montgomery/Howard County Line) (301) 924-2127 8 R ECREATION Recreational facilities within 3 hours of your home. AMUSEMENT PARKS Six Flags America Largo, MD (301) 249-1500 SWIMMING Forrest Hill Swim and Tennis Club 4310 Columbia Road Columbia, MD (410) 465-1386 BEACHES Ocean City, MD Rehobeth Beach, DE Dewey Beach, DE Bethany Beach, DE BOATING Chesapeake Bay Columbia Association: Canoes, Rowboats, Sailboats on Columbia Lakes (410) 730-1802 Boat Rentals (410) 313-7303 SKI AREAS Ski Roundtop, PA (717) 432-9631 Blue Knob, PA (814) 239-5111 Ski Liberty Resort, PA (717) 642-8282 White Tail Resort, PA (717) 328-9400 9 R ESTAURANTS FINE DINING PUBS FASTFOOD Kings Contrivance MD’s Country Pub Subway 10150 Shaker Drive Triadelphia Road & Ten Oaks Road 6010 University Boulevard Columbia, MD Glenelg, MD Ellicott City, MD (410) 9995-0500 (410) 988-9301 (410) 418-4654 Jordan’s Steakhouse Ellicott Mills Brewing Company Bela Mia Pizza 8085 Main Street 8303 Main Street 4900 Waterloo Road Ellicott City, MD Ellicott City, MD Ellicott City, MD (410) 461-9776 (410) 313-8141 (410) 465-9335 Tersiguels Champs Sport Bar & Grill Arby’s 8293 Main Street 6600 Baltimore National Pike 3290 Centennial Lane Ellicott City, MD Ellicott City, MD Ellicott City, MD (410) 465-4004 (410) 747-6300 (410) 480-1831 FAMILY Ricciuti’s Italian Dining & Brick Oven Pizza 3308 Olney-Sandy Spring Road Olney, MD 20832 (301) 570-3388 Double T.
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