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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1996

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3

Lawmakers split over privatizing Frederick ECDC plan

Frederick County lawmakers and county commissioners debated privatizing the Economic and Community Development Commission. Supportees say a quasi private ECDC would draw private funding and reduce politics, while critics question necessity and ethics. Sen. Ferguson proposed board disclosure forms. other delegates weighed merits and potential amendments.

Frederick County Economic Development Commission Maryland General Assembly Economic and Community Development Commission ECDC

Hecht Defends Tax Tradeoffs at Chamber Forum

Frederick County's sole Democrat in the General Assembly argues against trading one tax for another, cautioning a sales tax rise to fund income tax cuts. Delegate Sue Hecht says rising cigarette taxes may help revenue but risks cross-border purchases, and she questions broadening sales taxes or boosting them to aid small business. She also urges ending the legislative scholarship program and supports dairy price discussions and a task force on minimum milk prices. Senator John Derr backs issues like right to work and brownfields legislation.

Hagerstown Frederick County General Assembly Washington County Pace Senate House of Delegates Vuuer Kuanessed Asin Ea J DBED Department of Business and Economic Development Alee Wold John Derr R-Frederick

Frederick to set up Internet home page

Frederick officials plan an Internet home page to market city assets and development potential. Jonathan Angel, city personnel director, says access could come in about six months with a one time $2,000 setup, annual renewal about $100, and ongoing page update fees.

Frederick Ity Weil Sibs Jonathan Angel Weinberg Center For the Arts Carroll Creek Mr. Angel City Angel

Myers seek zoning change for Ross House inn plan

William and Aldrea Myer plan a four bedroom inn at the historic Ross House 105 Council St Frederick after applying for a zoning certificate. Neighbors oppose the proposal citing neighborhood impact and have hired an attorney. The city appeals board outlined conditions including written agreement, inspections, four parking spaces and guest rooms, no catering or parties, a full time innkeeper, and restoration of outbuildings before operation. City planner Richard Griffin says the ball remains with the Myers to meet conditions and move forward. The Myers could not be reached for comment.

William Aldrea Myer Ross House Council St Frederick Myers Richard Griffin Mr. Griffin Hin Mr Griffin

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