Defenders status to be reviewed after no ruling given
The Maryland board of elections did not issue a ruling Wednesday on whether Defenders of Citizens' Rights is a political action committee. Director Ross Goldstein said informal staff advice was the preferred path, while commissioners consider other remedies if Defenders engages in candidate campaigning this fall. Walter Mills of Defenders maintained no law violation and highlighted the group’s educational aims in Frederick County.
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Walkersville to donate 24550 for water tap
Walkersville voters unanimously approve a 24550 donation for a new water tap to the Walkersville Rescue Co. Commissioner Schildt calls it a touchy issue as residents face a fire tax of about 40 per household. The funding aligns with a prior agreement to support the fire department. The rescue company notes compliance with county sprinkler laws and building fire needs.
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Thurmont imposes water ban amid drought and shortages
Thurmont town commissioners imposed a water ban effective Friday after wells run at about 60 percent capacity. Residents may not wash cars or sidewalks and lawn watering is restricted, with penalties up to a fifty thousand dollar fine. Businesses are urged to conserve. car washes to install low flow nozzles or cut hours.
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Frederick planning panel backs seniors only housing exemption
Frederick County planning commission approved an amendment to the APFO to exclude seniors only housing from the school capacity test. The final decision rests with county commissioners after a public hearing. The measure, from Silverman Company LLC, defines seniors as at least 80 percent of homes occupied by residents 55 or older and requires age restrictions and enforcement in covenants. If children are expected, the school test applies. Institutional developments are exempt currently.
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