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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1978

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4

Walkersville eyes annexation to boost tax base and services

Walkersville officials discuss annexation as a means to fund water and sewer expansions and expand the tax base. Bourland notes the town would avoid large water bill increases, ensure adequate sewer capacity, and seek light industry and commercial growth while avoiding becoming a bedroom community.

Bourland Walkersville Monocacy River Frederick City Frederick

Walkersville push to annex land amid growth plans

Walkersville officials unveil a comprehensive annexation proposal to include surrounding land, aiming to control growth, preserve community character, and expand services with minimized tax impact. The plan, tied to regional drainage basins, would add town water and police while avoiding piecemeal boundaries.

County Planning Commission Bourland Fountain Rock Walkersville Tom Smith Discovery Spring Gardens Glade Smith Richard R. Burgee

I 70 Hearings on Lane Width and Right‑of‑Way

State officials announce two hearings on I 70 design changes including two lanes 36 feet wide with 10 foot outside and median shoulders and a 50 or 74 foot median. Right‑of‑way width must be at least 300 feet. Testimony sought from individuals and organizations with witness lists due by June 5. Written statements accepted until June 22.

William F. Lins Jr Bureau of Highway Design State Highway Administration W. Preston St Baltimore Lins

Adult education panel to meet on April 25

The Frederick County advisory committee for the Adult Basic Education program will convene at the Board of Education Building Board Room first floor at 2 p.m. Tuesday April 25. The session will cover the status of CABLE Car the mobile unit and plan the fall schedule for adult education.

Frederick County Board of Education

Mathias pushes private-sector urban policy package

Sen Charles McC Mathias Jr proposes a set of bills to shift urban policy from federal programs to private sector action. The package targets cities with high unemployment and includes a three year tax deduction for firms hiring long unemployed urban residents, a raised capital investment tax credit in large cities with unemployment above 6.5 percent, and a higher ceiling on tax free industrial revenue bonds from 5 million to 50 million.

Washington Charles McC. Mathias Jr Maryland Republican Carter Mathias

Frederick County Classified Directory of Business and Firms

The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce has begun a new county directory of business and industrial firms to be completed by July 15. It will list all businesses with addresses phone numbers classifications and employment data plus an Industrial Facts section. An outside firm is collecting data and sending update cards by email to all county businesses urging return at no charge.

Chamber of Commerce Frederick County Chamber

Zoning plan spurs debate on new Carroll Creek project

Comprehensive 1962 plan focuses on downtown growth including Holiday Inn Holiday Cinema and Key Chevrolet Cadillac facility. Officials discuss zoning changes water supply concerns and public meetings while approving park corridor reviews and a one year lease to Community Commons for the former Exxon site. Public works parking tweaks and new bus routes accompany bids and approvals for street upgrades and minor city projects.

Holiday Cinema American Finance Bank Chevrolet-Cadillac Weinberg Price Richard R. Kline Ronald N. Young Board of Aldermen Horak Myra F. Harris Historic Preservation Advisory Committee Carroll Creek West Second Street Memorial Park Public Works Department Community Commons EXXON Bentz and West Patrick Streets American Little League Field Austin F. Angelberger Chase Gove Court St Citizens Nursing Home

Fire log reports multiple local blazes and EMS data

A 24 hour fire log lists calls for fires at Rt 85 Adamstown and 108 Boundary Ave Thurmont with various departments responding. Additional entries note a house fire at 223 Dill Ave and a 7 02 pm 1 White Pine Drive investigation. Ambulance calls and hospital discharges for Frederick area residents are also recorded, naming multiple individuals and towns.

Buckeystown Adamstown Independents Citizens Thurmont Boundary Ave Emmitsburg Graceham White Pine Drive Damascus New Market

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