Sewer system plan eyed for Libertytown area
Frederick County considers a countywide sewer project to serve Libertytown including Liberty Elementary School and a church and firehall. A four year timeline hinges on three level approvals with EPA funding at 75 percent and county residents covering the rest, prompting residents to voice support or concerns quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Adrian McC. Remsberg
EPA
Remsberg
Liberty
Libertytown
Lawrence W. Johnson Jr
Frederick County
Division of Public Works
Water and Sewer Department
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Maryland
Jonathan $. Reiskin
Crum Lewis eyes full-time role after defeat by Young
Crum Lewis, crushed by incumbent Mayor Ronald N. Young, argues his tenure as Frederick County commissioner qualifies him for office. He says his prior board service means immediate full responsibilities, defended his 74-78 record as swing vote on key issues, predicting the board will be viewed well a decade hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
James Watt
Frederick County
Crum seeks Frederick County planning role with zoning push
Crum outlines a plan to implement a zoning ordinance under a board he says should balance farmland preservation industrial growth and housing needs. He aims to return to the County Planning Commission and to IDPA CAPS and the Parks and Recreation Committee. The 58 year old, a former Crum Electric executive, criticizes current board transparency and notes four Republicans and several Democrats have announced candidacies.
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Crum
Frederick County
Interagency Data Processing Authority
IDPA
Coordinating Authority For People Services
CAPS
Parks and Recreation Committee
Craditor
Ulok
Frederick High School
Dolly
J. Clark Lee
Crum Electric Company
Rockville
Calvin
Bartgis
Anita Stup
Richard L. Grossnickle
Wilbur L. Ford Jr
Susan Rh, Nolan
Galen KR. Clagett
John Walker Ashbury Charles Smith
Robert M. Marrone
Carroll Creek project faces added cost and delayed funding
An old P O continuation of a contract for services shows a $50 000 overrun on the Carroll Creek project. Extra charges cover bridges and other overruns funded by a Community Development Block Grant and city funds. Environmental Transit Statement signed by Young will be reviewed by state and federal authorities. About 125 properties exist, with 73 in this phase, and bid invites for the Highland Street bridge aim to cut costs as completion stretches toward the full project.
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Johnson
Aneapolis
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Environmental Protection Agency
Carroll Creek
Young
State Department of Transportation
John L, Bs
Rummel, Hiepper and Kahl
Highland Street
Bell
Police rally eyes promised changes after no comment
Officers seek changes after a no comment from officials on pending litigation. FDP leaders, including Armhold, traveled from Prince Georges County to press the mayor and chief. They deny plans for a strike while pushing petitions and potential union talk, aiming to 10 000 signatures to pressure city leaders.
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Ashton
FDP
Stephen Armhold
Prince Georges County
Young
Armhold
Baum
Armbold
Brotherhood of Officers
Tha Antinnslaw Bees
Bel Kae
FOP
Keilholts
Frederick considers budget and contract awards in June 1982
The city council discussed a land development contract for Carroll Creek with Land Development Research in Columbia. Budget changes were approved including 9600 for finance staff hours, 4000 for storm drain repairs, and a wage shift at the wastewater plant. A water main project bid went to R.F. Kline Inc. for 983,671 with a supporting $90,792 letter of credit. Funding for fire department upgrades and a parking study update were approved, along with roadway curb and gutter work on East Street and uprate of street lights on East All Saints. The council also approved a zoning code change for planned neighborhoods and timbering bids on Old Receiver Road area.
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Carroll Creek
Land Development Research
LDR
Columbia
Richard L. Parks
Board of Aldermen
Finance Department
Shenandoah Plastics
Frederick Electronics
R.F. Kline Inc
Frederick
Hankey
City Fire Board
Young
Market
Patrick
Richard J. Ashton
Wilbur Smith and Associates
East Street
Parks
Whitman/Reynardt
Planning Commission
Thomas C. Pauls
Parks, Streets and Sanitation
Old Receiver Road
Edgewood Church Road
Parking Commission
Richard Rinehar
Recreation Commission
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery Cameey
Beecui
Charles W. Gilvice
John Garrison
Edith and
Ernest Garrison
Olney
Elsie
William Dove
Mary and
Samuel Brandt
Germantown
Anna and
Rodney Keith
Anne Arunde County
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Baltimore
Linda Sue Galloway
Woodsway
Pasadena
Ms. Galloway
Putman Road
Mountaindale Road
T L Rogier
Ith
Dariese Wites Burall
Che
Sevitana
Frederich
Old
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Middle East
Sheraton Inn
Hood Room
Frederick, Md
Enterprise
Ferris
Ferris & Company, Inc
NY Stock Exchange
Washington
Hagerstown
James M. Murphy
Murphy
All Saints’ Street
Brandenburg Electric O
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Red Cross
Aviation Way
Ruth Tick
Hillcrest Orchards
Linden Hills
Carrollton Corner
Croghan Square
Frederick Community College
Culler Lake
Parks, Streets and Sanitation Committee
Onenamole
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Flohr Pools
Winchester Ave
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Lincoln Way
Chambersburg
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Commerce Electric
Commerce Electric Supply
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