County rezoning near Woodsboro prompts debate and plans
The Maryland count y commissioners approved a rezoning of 68 acres near Jefferson from R-3 residential and agricultural to 10 acres general commercial with the rest B-1 residential. Neighbors and Woodsboro oppose while planning staff notes the county plan favors industrial zoning along the nearby bypass and requires a buffer. Local developer James Ingram spearheaded the request amid mixed public input and concerns over future industrial development.
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Stitt
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Seymour Stern
Plapper
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Gaclsend
Petonging
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Jefferson
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Longtime health officer Schipper retires after 26 years
Dr. Schipper closes a long tenure leading Frederick County Health Department from 1971 to 1997 guiding nontraditional services including medical transportation and a developmental center. She anticipates AIDS education will demand ongoing efforts while returning to Urbana to farm with husband Dr. Gerald Schipper.
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University of Berkeley
Developer fights on after town rejects Dovetree plan
Walkersville lawmakers rejected the Inner planned Dovetree subdivision amid a tense planning commission meeting. Owner Marvin Ausherman urged action on his 24 lot plan after a prior 36 lot proposal, highlighting 15 taps and concerns over single road access and flood-prone Pennsylvania Avenue. Neighbors warned of drainage issues while engineer James MacGillivray noted limited feasibility of alternate routes as discussion explored rights of way and maintenance.
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Dovetree
Town Planning Commission
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Ausherman
Richard Burgee
Wayne Crum
Burgee
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Crum
Maryland Avenue
Georgetown Road
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Glade Creek
McGillivray
Commission
Clyde Berger
Montgomery County bus drivers OK 6 percent raise contract
About 600 Montgomery County school bus drivers and support staff voted for a three year contract giving a 6 percent raise starting July 1 with 5 percent raises in years two and three. The deal increases the education budget by 6.6 million, to 537.8 million, surpassing the County Executive’s recommended 515 million. The agreement, mediated, marks a long dispute in the Montgomery County Council of Supporting Services Employees.
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Montgomery County Council
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