Frederick County Commissioners year one a bumpy start
The Frederick County Commissioners, completing their first year in 1991, faced lawsuits and infighting while approving key measures. They launched a $181,000 pilot recycling program, expanded curbside pickup for about 4,000 residents, and passed an adequate public facilities ordinance amid budget fights and tax debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Browning- Ferris Industries
Frederick
Frederick City
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Glade Manor
Ronald Sundergill
Gail Bowerman
David Gray
Sue Ann Yingling
Bruce Reeder
Yingling
Mr. Reeder
Taxpayers In Action
Jerry H. Hyatt
Montgomery County
Department of Public Works
Maryland Department of Natural Resources Water Resources Administration
Ronald Linton
Linton
Commissioners
Public Works Department
County Roads Board
Austen Dutrow
Keyman
J. Rudolph Lovell
Jefferson
Free State Recycling Systems Inc
Point of Rocks
Free State
Maryland Department
Adamstown
Essroc Materials Inc
Cement Manufacturing Company
General Assembly
Marvin Ausherman
Ausherman Homes
Board of Commissioners
Water Woes Drive New Market 1991 Debates
New Market faced a water shortage as wells yielded muddy water amid development pressure. Mayor Franklin Shaw highlighted a possible public system funded by Kettler Brothers in exchange for Royal Oaks townhouses, sparking a referendum debate. Other 1991 items included a rubble-fill proposal for a Monrovia industrial park and plans for a new post office and town hall relocation.
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Franklin Shaw
Kettler Brothers Inc
Gaithersburg
Royal Oaks
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
Frederick County
MD. 144
Royal Oak Drive
Main Street
Masonic Lodge
Sam Yu
New Market
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Brook Lane Psychiatric Center
Christ
Scimd Soance
Frederik News Post
In Review
Bush Creek Road
Monrovia
Intercoastal Industrial Park Limited Partnership
Pride of Sealy
Posturepedic Super Firm
Posturepedic Super Premium
Posturepedic
Posturepedic Ultra Firm
Rockledge Plaza
Rt. 40
Vaumy, Are