Montgomery OKs construction tax amid growth concerns
Montgomery County approves a construction tax with rates up to 3.75 per square foot for singlefamily homes and 2 for commercial spaces, with exemptions for 1200 square feet and partial taxation for certain facilities. Officials expect about 3 million in revenue directed to a transportation trust while delaying full discussion until January, as critics call it a smokescreen for growth and congestion relief remains uncertain.
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County approves accessary apartment plan to boost housing
Commissioners passed a zoning amendment to permit accessory apartments in most residential districts. It aims to provide affordable units for couples and the elderly with a resident owner. The measure, supported by developer Mark Lancaster and Frederick County Housing Trust, faced opposition from Sue Ann Yingling who warned of potential neighborhood problems and bureaucratic expansion.
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Bruce Reeder
Sue Ann Yingling
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Land donation rules adopted in Frederick County housing plan
Frederick County approves an amendment to the zoning ordinance allowing land donation to the county housing department. Property in residential or agricultural districts may be dedicated, with limits of up to 5 percent on tracts of 90 acres or more, one dedication per tract, in all residential zones except mobile home districts. The housing department expects up to 16 dedications annually.
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Pete Eaeh
Frederick County
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Housing Department
Deaf conference and fair held in Rockville on Saturday
The event runs 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m at the Carver Educational Services Center in Rockville with Larry Brown keynote. He discusses being Black Male and Deaf and topics on cross cultural communication and teaching deaf students from different countries. Performances by National Deaf Dance Theatre and Chinese Dance Group of Annandale. Co sponsored by Montgomery and Prince George s county school systems and the Alexander Graham Bell Association. Gallaudet University and Montgomery County Association for Hearing Impaired Children support the conference.
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Alexander Graham Bell Association For the Deaf
Gallaudet University
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Housing group expands low income homes in Western Maryland
Western Maryland faces a shortage of affordable housing with as many as 10 900 units needed. The Maryland Interfaith Housing Development Corporation Inc plans 1 000 low income homes by 2000 financed through fundraising and private funds. Renovations already underway in Cumberland and 20 new duplexes planned for Hagerstown aim to help residents earning 12 000 to 15 000 dollars annually.
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Interfaith Housing Development Corporation Inc
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Washington
Robert Maruman
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Western Maryland College
Carroll
Frederick
Allegany
Garrett
Hartman
Cumberland
Hagerstown
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