Planners up to task on growth in Frederick
Frederick planners face growth challenges as the planning commission steers zoning, buffers, and roads. Re-elected chairman Dr George J. Smith and vice chairman Alan Imhoff head a group including Donna Kuzemchak, De Eugene Channing, Dwaine Robbins, and Dave Lenhart. Alderman William Hall, a former member, says the commission is dedicated and essential to the city’s Comprehensive Plan and annual capital project recommendations. Kuzemchak notes the time commitment mirrors her alderman duties and emphasizes public input to avoid surprise neighborhood impacts.
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Planning Commission
George J. Smith
Alan Imhoff
Donna Kuzemchak
de Eugene Channing
Dwaine Robbins
Dave Lenhart
City Planning Commission
William Hall
Hall
Commission
Sally Murphy
Ms. Kuzemchak
Ms Kuzemchak
Water tower planned beside Saint Pauls Church in Point of Rocks
Frederick County Planning Commission grants conditional approval for an 80-foot water tower on a 7 acre parcel near Saint Pauls Episcopal Church, 180 feet from the church. The tower will serve the Point of Rocks growth area and connects to a county water line project. Decision follows months of debate over historical impact and alternative sites.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Tony Lake
Saint Paul's
Frederick County
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Ballenger Creek Pike
New Design Road
Canal Run
Planning Commission
Early Monroe
Scott Gove
Joan McIntyre
Fern Hines
J. Denham Crum
City Nears BOCA Property Maintenance Code Adoption
Frederick moves toward adopting the BOCA National Property Maintenance Code to curb dilapidated properties. Mayor Grimes and officials express resolve to enforce minimum living standards, with residents urging stronger actions and citing boarded up buildings and flood-era neglect.
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Frederick City
BOCA
Jim Grimes
Gary Hessong
Frederick
Ruth Nicholson
Giller
Hessong
Grimes
Gail Bradley
College Estates Civic Association
Boca National
Frederick trims mileage rate to 31 cents per mile
Frederick city has reduced employee mileage reimbursement from 32.5 to 31 cents per mile. City CFO John D. Leisenring said the change, effective January 1, follows IRS procedures and reflects lower gas costs. He noted this is the first time rates have been lowered and the annual renewal often raises rates.
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Frederick
John D. Leisenring
Internal Revenue Service
Leisenring
IRS
Leisening
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