County eyes court test over Rosenstock annexation
Frederick County commissioners said they may sue to block Frederick City plans to annex the 85 acre Rosenstock farm, arguing the move violates the county master plan, would burden taxpayers, create a donut hole, and hinder East Frederick growth with sewer, road and flood plain issues. The city scheduled a Sept. 3 hearing on owner J O N Jenkins bid. city officials counter that the county opposition is political and refuses cooperation on a shared comprehensive plan.
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Frederick County
Rosenstock
Frederick City
Lawrence E. Speelman
Frederick
Monocacy River
Frederick County Planning Commission
Young
Jenkins
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Brick City
James R. Shaw
County Public Works
Johnson
Shaw
Monocacy
Frederick County Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board
Hood Plain
Carroll Creek
Gnaw
Commission
Mary G. Wiliams
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Frederick rezoning requests heard by county planners
Frederick planners heard three zoning cases and a request for an agricultural district at Winchester Hall. The commission denied the Masser rezoning of 3.67 acres citing conflict with the comprehensive plan and a covenant restricting buildings. May’s 4.04 acre request was approved after traffic and utility concerns were noted, while Garst’s 1.669 acre light industrial to residential was approved to allow a house for her son. Bernstein’s 34.188 acre agricultural to residential case was continued for further study, scheduled for fall.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Uhind
George S. Masser Sr
Old Receiver Road
Frederick
Masser
Eugene Kefauver
R. V. Bates
Margaret Anderson
Bryan Moors
Paul Free Arying
Elizabeth
May
Agricultura
Potomac
David G. Everhardt Jr
Braddock Heights
James R. Shaw
C. Richard
Florence R. Garst
Norman Bernstein
Stull Road
Bernstein
Richard Burgee
Burgee
Mountsindale
Planning Commission
Frederick County Republicans host nonpartisan dinner plus mayoral race talk
Frederick County Republicans gathered for a Thursday fundraiser at the Elephant Club to back the party and discuss city elections. Organizers expected 91 attendees. more than 100 showed up, with ticket prices at 40 dollars per couple or 25 per person, grossing over 2000. Incumbent Alderman James S. Grimes noted nine candidates. Paul S Crum Jr. will challenge Mayor Ronald N. Young. State and county officials attended. several national figures were invited but did not attend. The event explored nonpartisan election ideas while preserving party engagement.
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Frederick County
Elephant Club
Fishing Creek Club
Bertha M. Kennedy
David Grove
Frederick City
James S. Grimes
Paul L. Crum Jr
Frederick
Garland P. Feaga
Republican Central Committee
Mary G. Williams
Board of County Commissioners
Edward G. Higinbotham Sr
Fleur Brealer
Maryland Federation of Republica Women
Charlie A. Fogle
Calvin “Cy” Bartgis
Ihoto
Jan Chapman
Lorene Bowlus
Edward P. Thomas
Grimes
Tim L. Woodford
William B. Shook
Calvin S. Bartgis
Charles A. Fogle
Claude DeLauter Jr
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Thomas
Robert Pascal
Anne Arundel County
Marjorie Holt
U.S
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Lawrence W. Johnson
Gas House Pike
Free
Senate
Allan Levy
Republican State Central Committee
Bowlus
Beverly B. Byron
Jonathan S. Reiskin
Edward Thomas
Calvin Cy" Bartyis
Helst Fishing Creek Club
Reservair
Jan Chaprean
Playtex Sale
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