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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1997

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4

Brunswick Keeps Tax Rate as City Budgets 1.7 Million

Brunswick retains the property tax rate at 1.27 per 100 assessed value while approving a 1.7 million dollar budget. General fund expenses are forecast to fall about 39 000 dollars with the overall tax levy unchanged. The council authorized a parking expansion plan for Brunswick Medical Center and broadened the Smart Growth revitalization area beyond Potomac Street to the Md 17 and Md 180 corridor.

Brunswick Thomas Smith Carroll Jones Richard Weldon Jones Brunswick Medical Center Joanne Rankles Rankles George Harne Harne Cummings Drive Frederick Parris Glendening Potomac Street Delaware Avenues MD. 17 MD. 180

Woodsboro lowers speed limit in town

Woodsboro town council moves to reduce Main Street speed from 30 to 25 mph and plans to install 12 new signs once deed issues clear. Officials frame enforcement with police while seeking bids for a drainage project and reviewing road repairs by Copper Oaks developer. County funds earmarked for park improvements and handicapped access.

Woodsboro Main Street John Cutshall Cutshall Frederick County Kenneth Morgan Morgan Second Street Steve Blank Dickerson Ed Smariga Copper Oaks Dennis Kline Kline Smariga

Middletown approves 1.4 million water tank bid

Middletown commissioners approved a 1.4 million bid to C W Hetzer Inc for a 400000 gallon elevated water storage tank behind Middletown High School plus an access road pipe work a new treatment building and booster station upgrades construction starts this summer and lasts about 210 days funding from the state will be repaid. The panel also approved a 562200 bid for widening Green Street with work to begin this summer and finish in 150 days after utility poles are moved. A 5000 bypass estimate was authorized. A drainage swale dispute with Brookridge South residents was settled with a one third project cost share and remaining funded by builders and Valley Land investors. Officials seek annexation of land on Heron Road near the reservoir and a preliminary boundary survey was approved.

Middletown C.W. Hetzer Inc Hagerstown Middletown High School Bruce McIntosh Fayetteville Contractors Fayetteville Green Street Brookridge South Subdivision Valley Land

Water and baseball field win support in Myersville

Myersville residents praised a council plan to reverse the Easterday Road water line to deliver spring water to homes via a smaller reservoir at 83 000 cost and to fund filters by the town. They also backed moving the field’s home plate to cut noise in exchange for a permanent concession stand at Harp Place park.

Myersville Billy Eckstine Easterday Road Jim Hardy Harp Place Hardy Bill Talbot Dick Harp

Grimes pushes unlimited campaign funding in mayor race

Mayor Jim Grimes declared a wide open campaign finance stance as the mayoral race began. He rejected a $40,000 cap proposed by opponent Frances Baker, saying the cost is for the voters to decide and noting signs were reused from 1994. Baker criticized the stance and called voters to discern real choices from spending. Grimes plans focus on economic development and will be away June 2 through July 3 after the Maryland Municipal League events.

Jim Grimes Frances Baker Baker Grimes City Hall

Mayor Grimes to hold June 18 city forum in Frederick

Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes will host a June 18 forum at 7 p.m. in the Staley Park Field multipurpose room. Residents may ask questions on local issues such as Jobs Pathway, East Street extension, Carroll Creek flood control, the MARC station and Fort Detrick annexations. The quarterly event invites citizens to discuss quality of life matters and neighborhood concerns.

Frederick Jim Grimes Staley Park Field Grimes Seventh Street Staley East Street Carroll Creek Linear Park MARC Fort Detrick

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