Homeowners Seek Annexation Into New Market
A small group of 15 homeowners along Rawley Road petitioned New Market to annex all 13 nearby homes, risking a surrounding 97 acre parcel tied to the 385 unit New Market West project. Developers oppose annexation citing density and water concerns, while officials weigh legal/ zoning hurdles and possible referendums.
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New Market
Rawley Road
Nvr-Fdi Associates
New Market West
James Fray
Frall Developers, Two
Myersville Water Tank Approved By County Plan Panel
Frederick County Planning Commission approved a site plan for a 294000 gallon water tank to serve Myersville. The tank outside town limits requires county approval and a Board of Zoning Appeals warrance due to setback noncompliance.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Myersville
Raymond Barnes
Board of Zoning Appeals
Warrance
Barnes
Contaminated Glen Burnie wells prompt radiation alert
Federal and state officials urge Anne Arundel County to notify residents about high radium readings from five wells at Sawmille Pumping Station in Glen Burnie. Wells were reopened after a repair while readings caused concern. officials stress prior notice and customer notification.
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Glen Burnie
Anne Arundel County
Sawmille
Maryland
Ray Feldman
State Department of the Environment
Feldman
Baltimore
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
State Environment Department
Sperry Storm Scholarship winners announced
The Sperry Storm Memorial Scholarship Fund named three Frederick County students as winners of 350 dollar stipends for private music lessons. Lisa Duva from Middletown High, vocal. Janice Hickey from Parkway Elementary, clarinet. and Jeffrey Snyder from Wolfsville Elementary, trumpet.
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Frederick County
Lisa Duva
Middletown High School
Janice Hickey
Parkway
Jeffrey Snyder
Wolfsville
Sperry Storm Memorial Scholarship
Nicholas Haines
Frederick High School
John Harding
H. Peter Storm
Storm
Yellow Springs
Denise Achey
County bridges in Frederick County deemed safe amid needed repairs
Frederick County public works officials say many county bridges require repair or replacement based on a vigorous inspection program. A national study found 74 percent of Maryland county bridges need work, with about 180 in Frederick County. The department plans to replace over a dozen bridges in coming years while continuing inspections to address problems.
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Frederick County
Maryland
National Association of Counties
Wayne Keeler
Public Works Department
Keeler
Tom Goodman
The
National Association
Didl
Maryland Brifk
Ronald Linton
Alan Hude
Crum Road
New Market Council Approves 1990 Budget
New Market town council approved a 1990 budget of 90 550 dollars with a 3 cent tax rate per 100 assessed value. Major expense is 14 000 dollars for trash pickup and disposal due to an 18 dollar per ton landfill fee. The plan allocates 8 500 dollars for road maintenance and 4 000 dollars for street lighting, leaving 19 500 in reserves. Contracts for lawn care auditing and trash collection were awarded. 154 dollars moved within reserves to restroom maintenance.
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New Market
Frederick County
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Barbara Jenkins
Winchester Hall
Howard Wilson
Wilson
Susan Hawver
Dudrow Farm
Bartlett
Sperry Storm
Wayside
Gemith
Patrick St
Fairgrounds
High
Council
Vernon E. Stup Co
Bandit
Bandit Industries, Inc
Mighty Bandit
Faames
Vernion
Urbana Pike
Frederick
Frederick Towne Mall
Green Acre Nursery
Crone Land
Phillip Road
GREER
Bausch & Lamb
Fextwear
Criterion Ultra
Royal Optical
Complete Optical Service
Pranels Scott Key
Westmaster
Doctors of Optometry
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