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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1996

Page

8

No Residents Attend Frederick Housing Bond Hearing

A Frederick public hearing on refinancing a $6.2 million housing bond drew 10 attendees. William duBell, director of Housing and Community Development, said lack of turnout was expected and that the refinancing funds would redeem the $6.7 million multi family housing revenue bonds for the 182 Overlook Manor IX complex at Orchard Way and Hill Street.

Frederick William duBell Mr. duBell duBell Overlook Manor IX Orchard Way Hill Street Arwell Limited Partnership Maryland

Frederick seeks sludge disposal proposals with short and long term terms

The city of Frederick invites proposals for sludge storage, hauling, and disposal from its wastewater plant. Short term two year contract with option for two more. no on site storage required. Long term 15 year contract requires on site storage facility built by contractor, owned by the city after 15 years, with at least 60 days storage. Proposals due by Monday April 1 at noon to Department of Public Works, 111 Airport Drive. The contractor must provide supervision, labor, equipment, materials, disposal sites, permits, licenses and all resources.

Frederick Department of Public Works Airport Drive

New Market Area Phone Service Cut By Transformer

A Potomac Edison transformer burned through Bell Atlantic fiber cables causing a phone outage for about 7,300 area customers. The outage began at 11:30 a.m. and affected county residents with 607 831 and 301 numbers. Most service was restored by 2:15 p.m. and all by 4 p.m.

Potomac Edison Bell Atlantic New Market

Building ordinance sent to town council for cul-de-sac homes

NEW MARKET The planning and zoning commission Tuesday night forwarded to town council an ordinance governing building areas on cul-de-sacs. The measure stems from NML Corp plans for the Royal Oaks subdivision north of town off Md. 875. It requires homes to sit at least 35 feet from the front property line and 40 feet from the rear line.

New Market Planning and Zoning Commission NML Corp Royal Oaks

Privatizing EDC Groups Spurs Vote Debate on ByLaws

A county task force discussed privatizing the Economic Development Commission. Proposals would raise voting members to 18 by adding ex officio groups including the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Council. The panel plans a March 12 meeting to continue discussions and set street-level steps.

Economic Development Commission Bert Andersen Greater Frederick Development Corp Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Frederick County Tourism Council Jack Mason Frederick Gas Co Brooks Edwards Essroc Materials Inc John Burdette Offutt, Herman, Burdette and Frey David Clark Tourism Council Economic and Development Commission John Thompson Frederick County Pomona Grange Alan Brauer Sr Frederick County Farm Bureau Jim Doll Rosemont Commission Jackie Hill Frederick County Council of Governments Count Economic Development Commission Commission Industrie Loudoun County ECDC Berni Grove Gray Donald Linton Board of County Commissioners Mark Hoke

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