Urbana PUD developers seek county partnership with bond funding
Three Urbana developers Ward Corp Kiplinger Washington Editors and Route 80 Limited Partnership propose a county backed bond of about 10.6 million to fund water and sewer lines for Urbana PUD. In return they offer 3 million for school construction and privately funded road work, with fees covering county costs via connection charges. Commissioners endorsed exploring a detailed plan with a May 1 return date.
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David Gray
Bob Hayes
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Ballenger Creek
Bruce Reeder
United States
Montgomery County
County plans public hearing on sewage treatment plant
Frederick County commissioners vote to hold a public hearing on locating a sewage treatment plant in the Lewistown Utica area, weighing Quynn or Sandower properties. A detailed MDE study is required, costing about 10,000 dollars and taking months, to address operation, discharge alternatives, and permits.
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Frederick County
Lewistown
Utica
Quynn
Sandower
Maryland Department of the Environment
MDE
David Gray
Fishing Creek
Mark Hoke
Hoke
Hona Hogan
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Bruce Reeder
Gary Sanbower
Sanbower
Four-period day debated at Brunswick High roundtable
Parents questioned the four period schedule versus the seven period day and its effectiveness. They raised concerns about gaps between courses, possible health issues at Valley Elementary tied to carpet, and ongoing carpet replacement with tile as officials investigate.
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Brunswick High School
Joseph Polce
Barbara Paciatti
Valley Elementary
Joseph Dattoli
Valley
Gay activist joins Frederick County human relations panel
Avowed homosexual David Koontz joined the Frederick County Human Relations Commission serving until July 1997. He leads the Western Maryland Gay and Lesbian Justice Campaign and was confirmed alongside four others though officials said the body does not advocate gay issues but enforces the law.
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Koontz
Western
Maryland
Gay and Lesbian Justice Campaign
Frederick County
HRC
Louis Willhauck
Mr. Willhauck
Carol Dantzie
Board of Appeals ruling on county code uses and variances
Frederick County Board of Appeals agreed that any land use not listed in the county code is not allowed. The panel backed a cited bus parking case, saying the Biffles operated a bus contract business on agricultural land. A March 28 continued dog kennel case and a deadlocked variance for a Ford Fields lot were noted, along with approving a horse barn variance, auto parts storage, and an accessory apartment in Sundown Manor.
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Frederick County Board of Appeals
Randy Whittenberger
Franklin
Shirley Biffle
Lohr Road
Whittenberger
Michael Thompson
John Lovell
Robin Ferro
Lovell
Chris Matthews
Picnic Woods Road
Edward Lupcho
Ford Fields
Rum Springs
Bruce Dean
Lupcho
Ferro
Mr. Lovell
Mr. Matthews
John Stann Jr
Loy Wolfe Road
Loy Wolf Road
Sandra Lee Court
Sundown Manor
Davis Councilwoman cites alley as historical resource
In Davis California a councilwoman used the California Environmental Quality Act to block repaving of a one block alley claiming the potholes are a historical resource. Twelve residents urged resurfacing for safety while the council planned to survey nearby landowners for input.
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Davis
Calif
Julie Partansky
Ms. Partansky
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