Zoning OK split Farm Acre For Son In Maryland
Frederick County Zoning Appeals approved splitting a farm acreage from Harold Lenhart’s land to create a one acre lot for his son. The plan prompted debate over planning processes while meeting state and county soil and rights of way requirements. Other approved items included variances for garages and an apartment over a garage at multiple addresses.
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Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals
Harold
Ruth Lenhart
Harold Jr
Harold Lenhart Jr
Bary
Health Department
John Stann
Mr. Lenhart
Lenhart
Old Frederick
Lewistown
Stann
Howard Wilson
William Brennan
National
Stevensan
Rick Bussard
Buckingham Lane
Adamstown
Douglas Herring
Easterly Road
Myersville
Robert Butler
Bartlett hearing highlights federal intrusion into small business
In a congressional hearing Rep Roscoe Bartlett cites a New Windsor case. Mayor Jay Gullo rebuilt a barber shop into a law office with a wheelchair ramp that failed the ADA standard, costing about $1,000 to redo. Bartlett contrasted Capitol steps, deemed out of code, with ordinary businesses facing costly fixes and discretionary regulation.
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New Windsor
Jay Gullo
Gullo
Congressions
Roscoe Bartlett
Bartlett
Small Business Committee
Capitol
District of Columbia
Alan Hantman
Congress
Gallo
Congressional
Brunswick water donation keeps mud bog on Aug 29
Brunswick will receive about 28 000 gallons of water from the city for the annual mud bog fundraiser despite drought worries. The unanimous council decision follows prior fire water use, budget cuts, and alternative water sourcing efforts. The meeting also covered waste disposal with Frederick County, trash hauling bids, yard facility lease options, Bikeways Plan, and praise for accountant Elizabeth Hedges for acting administrator duties.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co
Frederick County
Tom Smith
Reich
Ford Road
18Th Avenue
Walkersville
Elizabeth Hedges
Rick Weldon
Rick Brace
Frederick businessman denied expansion of family shop
Frederick Maryland Mark Mead, owner of Ken's Transmissions at 271 W Patrick St, saw a 3-2 denial from the Board of Zoning Appeals to add a storage area and machine shop, arguing an expansion of a non conforming use is prohibited. He can request a new hearing within a year or seek an earlier review only after a substantial change. He plans to stay and continue operating in the 23 year old business.
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Frederick
Mark Mead
City Hall
Patrick St
Board of Zoning Appeals
Mead
BIA
William Wilt
Appeals Board
John Shafer
BZA
Sally Hales
Heather Smith
Ms. Smith
Maryland
Planning Department
Frederick County considers extending anti bias law
The Frederick County Human Relations Commission seeks to expand the county anti bias law to cover sexual orientation affecting firms with more than four employees. The panel plans to push the change in bills to state legislators while noting few orientation inquiries now but urging equal protection.
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The
Frederick County Human Relations Commission
Commission
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Lydell Scott
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News-Post
Scott
Maryland School For the Deaf
James E Tucker
Massachusetts
Tucker
RTO AB
Washington
Fredeice
Aekday
Frederich News-Post
Old World Financial Services of Maryland, Inc
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River Front
Wow
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Frederick Disciple House
Taneytown
Baumgardner
Allegheny Power
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