Frederick water workers urge residents to save water during Water Week
City officials say 71 employees oversee 260 miles of pipes and five treatment plants drawing from Monocacy River Linganore Creek Fishing Creek Mountain Reservoir and Yellow Springs Receiver to deliver about 6 million gallons daily. Residents can reduce waste by fixing leaks bathing frugally and not dumping grease or chemicals.
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County considers soil rules after wet soil issues
Frederick County Council of Governments discussed a report on soil and groundwater testing for new and recorded lots. Planning director Jim Shaw said recommendations would require geo technical studies for “wet” soils before lot approval and limit basements or force drainage solutions. The plan also seeks testing and drainage fixes for existing lots and asks the Soil Conservation Service to review results.
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Frederick Arts Council offers fiscal year 1996 project grants
The Frederick Arts Council announces 1996 project grant forms and guidelines with a June 30 deadline. Frederick County arts groups in dance folk arts literary arts music theater and visual arts may apply. Contact Theresa Michel at 662-4190 or visit 125 E. Patrick St, Frederick for details.
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