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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 2002

Page

9

Roundtable frames police chief search and anthrax reopenings

Neighborhood leaders and city officials met to discuss criteria for a new police chief, prioritizing honesty, integrity, and leadership, while a separate report notes Sen. Sarbanes' Hart Building reoccupation after the anthrax scare. Officials described survey results from 300 staff showing top traits and urged continued citizen input. Proposals also addressed traffic, noise, and a concrete pipe plant impact, with the next meeting set for Hillcrest Elementary.

Va Rusvold Msarly Police Chs Ibanes Mr. Sarbanes Environmental Per Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Office of Hart Ihay Fone Dougherty Bill Hail Donna Kuzemchak David Lenhart Harold Domer CSR Hydro Monocacy Boulevard

Zoning Rewrite Sparks Public Debate Across County Commission

County officials and residents clash over a new zoning ordinance as commissioners consider forming a committee. Critics warn quick action fuels negative perception while supporters urge citizen involvement and a fresh document balancing benefits of the new draft with the 1977 ordinance.

Tle Gray Thonpsih Beard Republic Thompson Jan Gardner Terre Roy Hhoderich Rick Weldon Mr. Gray Ms. Gardner Oracy Planning Commission Mn Gray

Kopp and Douglass Enter Four Way State Treasurer Race

ANNAPOLIS Md A four way race forms for state treasurer as Delegate Pauline Menes joins earlier contenders. Delegates Kopp Douglass and Annick announce bids while House Speaker Casper Taylor weighs support. The winner will replace Richard Dixon who retires due to diabetes complications.

Annapolis Canary Kopp Montgomery Baltimore John Couglass Pauline Menes Lrince George’s Lacy Annick Baltimore County Kopp House Casper Taylor Allegany Ala House-Senate Board of Public Works Leeasuver Chage Shite Investments Richard Dixon House of Polegales Appropriations Kapp Thesday

Ambulance billing plan eyed for Frederick County

Frederick County plans to bill insurance for ambulance transports and seeks reciprocal honor of rescue club memberships with neighboring jurisdictions to avoid double billing. Mount Airy volunteers discuss a program allowing members to join and cover non covered expenses, with proceeds aiding ambulance services.

Mount Airy Thompson Stan Poole Frederick Coney Gun Bfultin

Maryland Budget Notes Bridge Changes and School Projects

The change on East Street may shift the pipe placement and project cost though $8 million from Congress remains to be used. Maryland plans a $506,000 study on Md 85, with state funding announced earlier but omitted from a large budget document. Potomac Healthcare Foundation would run a $2.1 million drug treatment project, funded up to 75 percent by a Health and Mental Hygiene grant. School projects total $7 million for Gov. Thomas Johnson High renovation and roof work at Green Valley Elementary, North Frederick Elementary, and Parkway Elementary. Additional budget gaps include $25.1 million in appeals for Tuscarora High, a new Ballenger Creek middle school, and Wellington Trace elementary, all pending General Assembly approval.

East Street Congress Pedersen Glendening Potomac Healthcare Foundation of Hockville Community Health Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Potomac Healthcare Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Green Valley Tanna North Prederick Parkway Elementary Raymond Barnes Ballenger Creek Wellington Trace General Assembly

Zoning Referendum Bill Proposed by Delegation

Defenders pressed for two bills in November offering a referendum path for zoning changes. The Mooney Ferguson proposal would allow residents to refer any adoption amendment or repeal of a zoning ordinance. Petitioners would need 1 percent of county registered voters, triggering a referendum on the next congressional election.

Ferguson House David Brinkley Wederick Gray Annapolis Mooney-Ferguson

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