Redevelopment would ruin landmark, group says

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A builder’s efforts to redevelop a Silver Spring apartment complex would destroy a historic property that is a landmark from Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal era, according to Montgomery County preservation groups.

Representatives of the Silver Spring Historical Society say the 450-unit Falkland Chase Apartments on Silver Spring’s 16th Street is “one of the most significant historic properties in the county.”

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