Committee backs fine, fee hikes for downtown parking
The City committee voted to send a favorable recommendation to the Board of Aldermen on higher parking fines and deck fees. If approved, overtime meter violations rise to 10, street cleaning violations to 10, hydrant offenses to 20, and restricted parking to 25, with increases to nightly and monthly deck rates and daytime charges to restore the parking fund.
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Eisenhart
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Alrado
Mr Weldon
Fredenck Alliance
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Public Works Department
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Joseph Baldi
Public Works
Maryland Senate Calls for Amendment Barring Court Tax Increases
The Maryland Senate narrowly passed a resolution urging an amendment to the U S Constitution to stop courts from ordering tax hikes. Proponents led by Sons Alex X Mooney and Walter Baker argued it upholds separation of powers, citing cases where courts ordered tax increases. Twenty four senators supported the measure, with Senate President Thomas V Mike Miller among later voters. Other states are weighing similar resolutions as federal rulings on taxes face ongoing challenges.
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Missouri
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Lawmakers pull cell phone ban bill in Maryland
Delegate Joseph Bartlett withdrew his measure to ban handheld cell phone use while driving after a House committee defeated a similar bill 7 to 14. Bartlett said the move frees him to pursue other issues while noting distractions beyond phones can cause fatalities and expressing intent to focus on general driver distractions.
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New York
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House of Delegates
Bush veto ends Maryland Wilson Bridge labor plan
Republicans hail President Bush for vetoing a proposed $2.2 billion Wilson Bridge replacement labor agreement that would require contractors to follow union rules. They say the PLA could add $150 million to costs and risk delays on I-95 crossriver work, while Gov. Glendening sought timely completion.
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Congress
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Glendening
Michael Morrill
Hepatitis clinic gets funds to keep assistant on board
Frederick County efforts to sustain the hepatitis clinic include a $22,150 allocation to retain a physician's assistant through the end of fiscal 2001. Dr. Michael Rudman urged county commissioners, noting the growing caseload of hepatitis C patients who are medically indigent and rely on the clinic for diagnosis and care. The clinic operates weekly at the Frederick County Health Department, with outreach aimed at reducing illness and death through early intervention. Contact the clinic at 301-631-3343 for services.
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Rudman
Ron Hart
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County commissioners fill several board and committee seats
The Frederick County Commissioners approved multiple appointments Tuesday. Chris Matthews will fill the Historic Preservation Commission vacancy left by April Fehr, term ending June 30, 2001. Lori Frazee will serve the remainder of Maj Robert Greenterm on the Mental Health Advisory Committee, term through June 30, 2004. Barry Lucey appointed to finish Mary Gerstner’s Roads Board term through July 1, 2001, and to a five year term ending July 1, 2006.
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April Fehr
Historic Preservation Commission
Lori Frazee
Robert Green
Maj Green
Barry Lucey
Mary Gerstner
Roads Board
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