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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1993

Page

7

City assists family after deep sinkhole on Hamilton Avenue

Frederick city officials help Harold and Violet Young rehabilitate their house after a sinkhole under their home on Hamilton Avenue. The hole is deeper than 15 feet, with a block grant and low interest loan funding repairs. A bank agreed to take over two mortgages at half rate, and a high efficiency furnace will be installed. A five year declining lien covers remaining debt.

Hamilton Avenue Frederick William duBell Harold and Violet Young Youngs duBell Fredericktown Bank & Trust Co City Public Works Fred Eisenhart

Brunswick approves 1.6 million budget with tax cut

Brunswick council approved a 1.6 million dollar fiscal year budget by a 41 vote, cutting the property tax rate to 1.40 per 100 of assessed value and increasing landfill tipping fees by 27 percent. Water bills drop four dollars for in town users while sewer rates rise four dollars. The plan adds an 8300 dollar part time zoning administrator to assist the county planner and includes 50,000 dollars to refurbish the park building, amid funding tensions with the Frederick County Commissioners.

Brunswick Bob Purdum Robin Frederick County Richard Goodrich Goodrich Susan Hauver Carroll Jones

Walkersville student represents Frederick County in Flag Week

John Baker of Walkersville High School represented Frederick County in Maryland's National Flag Week opening ceremony in Annapolis. Chosen for concern for state nation and humanity, he joins other county students displaying jurisdictional flags. Secre­tary of State nominee Tyras Athey spoke on responsibility and patriotism.

Annapolis Walkersville John Baker Frederick County Maryland John State Department of Education Ernest Snyder Secretary of State Baltimore City Kent County Baltimore Monocacy River Tyras Athey Athey National Flag Day Foundation of

Tall Oaks tot lot moves forward in Mount Airy

Mount Airy officials say the Tall Oaks tot lot is seeded and the area re graded as the village nears completion. The council and homeowners association flag missing details from Frail Developers including fence length and equipment, and plan a three party meeting to settle issues. Public works agreements for Mount Airy Manors Wildwood Park and Merridale stormwater were approved. A resident urged more frequent recycling pickups at Prospect Road. Executive session reviewed town engineer applicants.

Mount Airy Tall Oaks Delaine Hobbs James M. Frey Frail Developers Homeowners Association Hobbs Homeowner Association Laurie Hagar Hagar Mount Airy Manors Wildwood Park Merridale Frederick County Prospect Road Billy Wagner

Spring Under Home Could Erode Foundation In Walkersville

Homeowners Ray and Christine O'Brien face a spring beneath their Deerfield house that engineers warn could erode soil and cause a sinkhole under the 295 Maplewood Place dwelling. Frederick structural expert A.G. Pecora says groundwater dissolves limestone, risking foundation damage. Residents report widespread drainage issues with sump pumps running, yards swamped, and property values potentially affected as officials plan soil testing and drilling to verify the spring.

Walkersville - Ray Christine O'Brien Deerfield A.G. Pecora Frederick O'Briens’ Insurance Company Maplewood Place Pecora O'Briens Ausherman Construction Co O'Brien O’brien Ausherman O’briens Marvin Ausherman Mr. Rusherman Frederick County Tim Blaser Walter Dubiel Braeburn Eldon Nowstrup

Town Holds Grasscycling Pilot With Frederick County

New Market plans a county pilot encouraging grasscycling and composting. Residents may leave grass clippings on lawns or use home bins as part of a volunteer effort with Frederick County Office of Recycling. A resident survey will be mailed in about two weeks to gauge misconceptions.

New Market Frederick County Office of Recycling Howard Wilson Frank Shaw Linda Norris Norris

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