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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1991
Page
3
A study outlines eight regional waste management options for Frederick and neighboring counties. Proposals include regional landfills or RDF facilities, transfer stations in Carroll Howard and Washington counties, and supporting cement plants, incinerators, and power connections to area institutions. Each alternative could exceed 592 475 tons of waste annually.
Mr. Vona notes 62 Japanese employees run the plant that produces milk ice cream buttermilk cottage cheese and yogurt six days a week. Powdered milk and butterfat are shipped in and the facility serves military installations. The U S government aims to provide an American diet abroad.
TJ students may return on March 1 with three missed instructional days to be made up, while Fort Worth based BMS Catastrophe Inc cleans up after a fire. Air quality tests found no asbestos. workers wear masks as restoration continues. a hot line operates for questions and Frederick Cablevision Channel 18 will carry teacher messages.
Sgt Jim described near-beer humor and near hangovers as Maj Dockeney noted post deployment effects. The 167th's Majors and Captains explained rapid mobilization for married personnel, extensive gas mask drills, and a gas house training method. Life support crews assemble items for evacuations, with nurses in civilian roles and volunteers aiding crews.
The study outlines capital, operating and maintenance costs for yard waste composting, recycling centers, and transfer stations across Carroll, Howard, Frederick, and Washington counties. Individual county landfills range 10.95 to 21.7 million, regional landfills from 11.9 to 44.9 million, and three incinerators priced for 250 or 2400 tons per day from roughly 37 million to 286 million.
Frederick County officials and towns oppose the Maryland Growth and Chesapeake Bay Protection Act, a bill shifting local land use decisions to the state. The Council of Governments urged delay for summer study while warning it would pause 38 planned residential projects and impose three category zones. Local leaders fear top down planning will limit municipal input and strain water and sewer services.
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