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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2001
Page
9
Winslow Burhans took the oath as New Market’s mayor, succeeding a long-serving regime. The town’s three council seats were filled by new faces after a contentious campaign, with Burhans vowing an efficient, inclusive leadership.
Water supply was studied as projects approved before October stay allowed. Residents criticize new rule exemptions and say growth strains the system. Lom Dofimeyer questions fairness for developers versus residents. Jennifer Helin adds concern about timing.
The plan outlines a growth zone north of Fox Road and west to Monocacy Boulevard to house about 24 000 new residents by 2025 while protecting water sources. City officials oppose including Ballenger Creek subdivision in the 25 area and note restrictions may expand later. Public hearings run May 31 and June 8 at Winchester Hall 12 E Church St Frederick.
Officials urged strict ID checks as Bentz Street Raw Bar Brewer's Alley 44 North and others faced underage sales penalties. Bentz Street and 44 North received fines and probation with suspensions while Griff's Landing and Brown Pelican also drew penalties. Officers complained of lax checks despite police presence and the bars questioned the value of sanctions on a busy day.
Mc Natelli stated MB Homes and Ryan Classics may begin the first 47 home segment by summer if weather holds. The 18 hole public course is planned near Rocky Gap Resort golf course west of Flintstone under Jack Nicklaus Golf Services. Prices for the houses are expected to start at $300,000.
Mrs Miller, organizer of the MHS post prom party, seeks a $5,000 grant from Gov Glendening's Office of Crime Control and Prevention to expand activities next year. About 350 of 400 prom attendees joined the post prom at the high school, ensuring a safer, supervised celebration.
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