City Aldermen approve sprinkling ban and metering plan
At Wednesday night meeting the mayor and aldermen voted to ban promiscuous water use and meter properties with excessive consumption. Sprinkling lawns and nonessential uses are illegal except for garages, filling stations, commercial greenhouses, and limited watering of victory gardens from 8 to 9 PM. Fifteen properties with water cooled equipment will be metered. about twenty more expected. A $100 annual sewerage charge plus fixture charges was set for Frederick High School. The board authorized a $645.80 street wall expansion along Carroll Creek, and approved $7,000 for a street resurfacing program to be reimbursed by the State Road Commission. An ordinance created parking for judges and deputies on Record Street. a special work space denial on East All Saints Street was upheld. The city may pursue another audit after accounting firm decline.
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England Seeks Delinquent Water Accounts At Lunch Event
An invitation to attend the Frederick Lions Club lunch today at noon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel was extended to the Mayor, Aldermen, City Register and City Attorney. Mayor Gittinger noted market stall holders had dwindled to four and Alderman Bowlus said the Women’s Farm Market would be abandoned next week after a decade of operation.
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Audible All-Clear To Get Final Approval
The Maryland Defense Council plans approval of a 13 second audible all clear signal to join civilian defense law. Maj. Gen. Reckord notes state adoption possible. warning against premature turning on of signals after tests. Chromite concentrate from black beach sands in southeast Oregon described by the Bureau of Mines.
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