Tax proposals threaten Frederick County finances
Frederick County officials warn Linowes Commission plans could cut county revenues by about 2.89 million in 1992. They critique proposed property tax cuts, loss of a general grant, quarterly tax payments, and new taxes on vehicles and services, arguing the changes hurt residents while funding other jurisdictions.
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Frederick County
Linowes Commission
Tom Fox
Iit
Sue Ann Yingling
Fox
Baltimore City
Cooper Hughes
Maryland
State Transportation Fund
Yingling
Water bottling plan in Middletown faces zoning hurdle
Richard A. Rudy of Middletown seeks to tap water from three springs on his 75 acre Bolivar Road property and sell it to bottlers. The plan may not be allowed in the conservation zone without a text amendment, with staff likely to deny and traffic access concerns cited by public works. The Middletown Valley Civic Association meanwhile pushes to halt the project over environmental impact and visual intrusion from trees, water towers and truck traffic.
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Richard A. Rudy
Middletown
Frederick County Planning Commission
Rudy
Bolivar Road
County Board of Appeals
Planning Commission
Public Works Department
Rick Brace
Middletown Vally Civic Association
Frederick County Educator Named Cadre of Scholars
Dr. Noel T. Farmer Jr., Frederick County School Superintendent, was chosen as a charter member of the Effective Schools Institute Cadre of Scholars. The institute, formed in July as a nonprofit, aims to transform American education within a decade with guidance from Toni Moynihan-McCoy and Dr. Lawrence Lezotte.
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Frederick County
Noel T. Farmer Jr
Effective Schools Institute
Toni Moynihan-McCoy
Farmer
Lawrence Lezotte
Moynihan-MccCoy
United States
Moynihan-McCoy
Moynihan- McCoy
Drug tests for school bus drivers draw criticism
In Rockville, Montgomery County union leaders oppose universal drug testing for bus drivers citing privacy and false positives. They support testing applicants and drivers after accidents with cause, but argue there is no proven drug problem and urge board to justify policy with concrete evidence.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Vincent Foo
Montgomery County Council of Supporting Services Employees
Foo
Blair G. Ewing
Foio
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