Adequate facilities ordinance hearing set
A public hearing on the adequate public facilities ordinance is set for 7 p.m. at Winchester Hall with Frederick County Planning Commission to consider a bill requiring sufficient roads water sewer and schools before site plans or subdivisions are approved. Exemptions include small subdivisions and preexisting plats with phased development rules.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Winchester Hall
Planning Commission
APF
Frederick County Builders Association
Holiday Inn
Francis Scott Key Mall
Norman Christeller
Montgomery County Planning Board
Becky Kurdle
Anne Arundel County
Jim Shaw
Frederick County
Bob Mitchell
C.I. Mitchell/Best Co
Charles Dalrymple
Linowes and Blocher
Jim Macgillivary
Ausherman Construction Co
Skateboard Park Opening Delayed at Grove Stadium
Frederick Alderman Jon Kreissig postpones the Grove Stadium skatepark opening from today to 3 p.m. next Wednesday to align with school summer break. The ceremony will be in the south parking lot on Adventist Drive near the ballpark right-center field scoreboard.
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Grove Stadium
Frederick
Jon Kreissig
Kreissig
Frederick County Public Schools
Adventist Drive
Planning panel fails to pass solid waste plan amendment
Frederick County Planning Commission, short three members, deadlocked on the amended Solid Waste Management Plan cutting off a recommendation to county commissioners. Three members will delay further vote to next month’s meeting with a public hearing set for June 18, while the full board may attend. The plan shifts private enterprise role and transfers update duties to Public Works, with the commission as a reviewing body and a new solid waste advisory committee.
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Frederick County
Planning Commission
Frederick
Commission
Pete Adcock
Ralph Gordon
Free State Recycling, Inc
Point of Rocks
Gordon
Planning Department
Public Works Department
County Planning Commission
Chesapeake Bay group urges three year oyster ban
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation calls for a three year oyster harvesting ban to restore health of the bay. It proposes training 1500 to 2000 watermen and packers for jobs rebuilding populations and infrastructure, funded by public money, as part of the Turning the Tide report released in Washington.
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Chesapeake Bay Group
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
William C. Baker
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Baker
Foundation
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Skateboard
Sara Hultsch-Smith
Andrew O.donelson
Tollhouse Ave
Browning Pool & Patio
Damascus
MHIC
Brook Lane Psychiatric Center
Jonas R. Rappeport, M.D
Leitersburg, Maryland
Patricia Hanberry
Radio Shack
Americas Technology Store
Nappre Man
Ee 5 rTalee
Jing Lin
Thanyary
SUCHE
FCC
Microso Corp
Al/Hep
IBM Corp
Pat
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