Frederick County Commissioners agenda for February meetings
The Frederick County Board of County Commissioners outlines the February 18 1980 meeting in the Sen Auditorium Bart Windemer Hall Frederick Maryland with general business public hearings and orders of the day Public hearings cover proposed new market sewer allocation rules and regulations an ordinance adopting the Frederick County Code and a petition to rename Mumma Ford Road Appolds Road Each continued item includes designation of officials and topics such as exemptions for employees eligibility for change orders and budget and claims matters Public comments and adjournment follow An agenda briefing note announces a February 10 1980 briefing in Winchester Hall with no public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF County Commissioners
Sen
Bart Windemer
Frederick
Maryland
Tuewisy
Lawerence W. Johnson
Division of Public Works
Frederick County
Lawrence E. Speelman
Mumma Ford Road
Mottera Station Road
MD. 7
Monocacy River
Appolds Road
James R. Shaw
Speelman
Frederick County Electrical Board
James L. Bryan
Lawrence W. Johnson
Mr Bryan
Harold K Keller
Parks Department
Keller IV
Commissioners
Whch
Commissioners Hearing Room
Winchester Hall
Callan vows strict adherence as local panel outlines procedure
On the eve of a regular meeting the commission chair announced that all actions will follow the law and formal procedures. The panel outlined steps: item notice, applicant case, expert testimony, staff opinions, audience input, motions based on findings, and voting. They warned deviation could require redecisions, delaying time and cost to the public. The panel followed steps, with some minor difficulties, approving several sign requests and continuing others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callan
James Wallace
Nationwide Insurance Office
East Patrick Street
Fredericktown Antique
Legal Aid Bureau
West South Street
Howard Leedy Simpson
West Patrick Street
Franklin Rappold
Lighthouse
North Market Street
South Court Street
County faces tax rate rise amid growth and inflation gaps
County officials say a higher property tax rate is needed to maintain service levels as assessable base grows. The constant yield rate is used as a benchmark, with a projection of the rate rising to as much as 50 cents per $100, from $2.11, to fund government needs. Eight bids were received for $5 million in water and sewer bonds, led by Alex Hrowh & Sons at 7.48 percent. Bonds fund Ballenger Creek water system and Libertytown sewer feasibility. final sale signing set for Tuesday in March. "Sheltered Bay" in Hawaiian folklore notes two 1786 British visits after Captain Cook’s discoveries.
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Keller
Fox
Alex Hrowh & Sons
Baltimore
Richard L. Grossmickle
Ballenger Creek
Libertytown
Gas and heating oil trigger January wholesale price surge
Washington AP reports January wholesale prices jumped 16 percent, the sharpest rise since November 1974, driven by surging gasoline and home heating oil costs. The Producer Price Index shows a 1.6 percent increase for January, erasing earlier declines in finished food products and signaling broad inflation pressure ahead of retail effects.
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Washington
Labor Department
Carter seeks UN probe as hostage crisis grinds on
President Carter rules out a quick resolution and dismisses a weekend breakthrough. Iran’s Abolhassan Bani Sadr repeats three U.S. demands for hostages’ release while hedging on Ayatollah Khomeini’s backing. Carter agrees a UN commission could aid but cautions no blame for past actions and no early release before the New Hampshire primary.
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Carter
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
U.N
Iran
Tehran
U.S
United States
Bani Sadr
le Monde
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini
State Department
Shah
New Hampshire
Boston Herald American
Carter says cannot return to routine campaigning while hostages held
In the Frederick News issue, Carter declares it is impossible to resume normal campaigning while the hostages are being held, while rival Edward M. Kennedy accuses administration officials of misusing office in the campaign.
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Ing
Carter
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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James Cook
Hawaiian Islands
Everly
Shop Eyerly’s
Frederick Towne Mall
Ree
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Derem Pons
Jeg Pene Fromm Lee Mmavalty
Bevdege Blok
Junior Circle
Susan Jay
Sumen Joy
Ceme Treet Co
Eperfy
T Young Mens
Conan Goure
Gore Beck
Lee Reg
Artont
Mem Eyerly
Eyerly
Lovely
Cherie
Nandeags
S‘remendour
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Foyer
Timberline
Fisher
Nashua
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Kingwood
Majestics
Charles Town
Washington St
London Fog
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