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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1987

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Emmitsburg Council Grants Moratorium Exception And Votes In Elections

The Emmitsburg Town Council unanimously granted an exception to the two month old building moratorium for Harrington and Sons on East Main Street near Creamery Road. They also added a three year council seat term to the town election rules, set April 28 as election day, and opened candidate filing April 17. A new sewer tap payment policy, park master plan approval, and notes on town hall museum plans were discussed. Proclamations declared National Extension Homemakers Week and Community Development Week with a bicycling month.

Philip Clinick News-Post Emmitsburg Harrington and Sons East Main St Creamery Road Planning and Zoning Commission Linda Kard Dot Davis Mike Trout Trout Edward Q. Adelsberger Kermit L. Lowe Dennis S. Sherard Adelsberger Mountain View Road Mountain View Robert M. Preston Joan Boyle Preston West Main St Frailey Road Doughhoy Molesworth Prospect Road MD. 144 Center Street MD. 27 Hmichael Paright

Mount Airy debates moratorium on housing units

Mount Airy council debated new limits on residential projects over five units while a water recharge moratorium looms. Officials warned against overreaching while the town awaits sewer plant updates and additional wells. A cap of 20 yearly permits was proposed but opposed as too tight. 25 was suggested as a compromise.

Mount Airy R. DeLaine Hobbs Hobbs

Morella Opposes Reagan Federal Drug Testing Plan

Congresswoman Constance Morella criticizes the Reagan administration plan to test federal workers for drugs, urging Congressional review of guidelines and definitions. She supports testing for national security related positions but opposes vague rules, high costs, and potential civil rights violations. The hearing included opposition from several federal employee unions and officials from the National Institute on Drug Abuse defended the process.

Lucian Warren Washington House Human Resources Reagan Administration Montgomery County Constance A. Morella 8Th Congress Constance Horner Office of Personnel Management OPM Hugh Hewitt Hewitt U.S National Federation of Federal Employees American Federation of Government Employees J. Michael Walsh Office of National Institute of Drug Abuse Department of Health and Human Services

Gaithersburg delays Wye site plans marking historic status

Gaithersburg City Council votes to hold on a three story warehouse at the Wye site deeming it of unusual historical importance. The decision follows approval of a 79000 dollar contract for Summit Hall Farm Park design as officials seek plans before the July 1 budget deadline. Public Storage examined alternatives to preserve historic character while downsizing the project.

Gaithersburg Wye Summit Hall Farm Park Gertrude Dolly” Kildee B&o Kildee Public Storage Inc Jody S. Kline Public Storage Linda Michael City Planning Commission Alan Fraser Historic District Commission Fraser

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