Appeals Board Considers Land Use Requests In Frederick County
Frederick County Appeals Board plans to meet at 7 30 pm in the Client Courtroom to review several use change and new construction requests. James R Marker seeks a non conforming use change for a 60 by 30 foot building on Route 340 to a sheet metal fabrication plant. Richard J Comstock seeks conditional use for raising rabbits and other animals on Coppermine Road land. W Vernon Dixon requests approval to install an underground 30000 gallon fuel tank on Route 144 land. Howard F Sweeney seeks expansion of a non conforming use to install a six by six foot sign on Route 806. Larry and Janet Utz request a variance for a private dwelling on Crystal Fountain Road. Nellie G Stottlemyer seeks a trailer as permanent residence on Renner Road. DISCUSS STRIKE BALTIMORE AP report notes contractors met as carpenters strike idles 6000 7000 workers. TO NAME WASHINGTON AP President Johnson plans to nominate James Washington Jr to a new three year term on the District of Columbia Public Uirlhes Commission. Washington, 49, a Democrat and civil rights figure, currently serves until June 3.
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Frederick County Appeals Board
Whl
James R
RFD 4
Frederick
Kepler Road
Petersville
MD Route 144
Bartonsville Road
Howard F. Sweeney
RFD
J. Thurmont
Sweeney
Kelly Store Road
Larry
Janet Utz
Sabillasville
Appeals Board
Crystal Fountain Road
Hampton Valley Road
Nellie G. Stottlemyer
LeGore
Renner Road
MD. Route 194
Operation Of Cullen Explained
A Sabillasville meeting reviewed how the Welfare Department operates the former Victor Cullen Hospital site as a rehabilitation facility for delinquent boys. Attendees included 50 residents, Frederick and Washington county officials, and state senators, with tours showing the camp like setup housing about 30 boys and plans to reach 50 within 60 days. Officials stressed current use as a temporary forestry camp and noted future plans may shift toward a retention or industrial school model amid some local and legislative opposition.
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Victor Cullen Hospital
Sabillasville
State Welfare Department
Frederick County
William Houck
Charles E. Collins
John A. Derr
George Snyder
Washington County
Maryland School For Boys
Baltimore
Boys Town
Cheltenham
Raleigh C Hobson
Welfare Department
iSo Far
Walter C. Smith
Geneva Barthel
Marian 8. Monk
Children’s Aid Society
William E. O’hara Sr
Maryland
Carroll B. Cook
Frederick Barracks
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Frederick
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Derr
Snyder
Houck
State Health Department
Train Crash Victim Gravil Perishes After Wreck
Wirephoto shows a train dragging a car with Gravil gravely injured and dying at a city bridge. The report notes the Welfare Department plans to utilize abandoned hospital facilities, with 84 patients remaining at Sabillasville being moved to nursing homes or Mount Alto Hospital as transfer proceeds toward full takeover by 1966.
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Gravil
Sabillasville
Collins
Mount Alto Hospital
Frederick County Assessor Aide Post Open July 1
Lumen F Norris advised County Commissioners the Assessor's Aide job will open July 1 at the Frederick County Assessment Office. A three-name list is urged, with salary about 4800 dollars yearly. finalists will be screened by the State Department of Assessments and Taxation before July 1 to allow attendance at the In Service Training Meeting at the University of Maryland July 21 to 28.
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Frederick
Lumen
F. Norris
Norris
State Department of Assessments and Taxation
University of Maryland
Democratic State Central Committee
Ascessor Positiv
Burkittsville Town Finances Discussed at Meeting
Mayor Paul M. Smith announced finances for Burkittsville with 600 in town payments to Potomac Edison for street lighting and a 290.65 cash balance in the general fund. The town has 1000 in the capital improvements special fund and expects 700 in property taxes plus 500 from state shared funds in the first fiscal year.
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South Mountain
Potomac Edison Company
Burkittsville
Paul M. Smith
Burkittsville Approves 1209 Budget at Special Hearing
Burkittsville Town Council approved a $1,209,000 budget for the first fiscal year starting July 1 and kept the current 30 cent per $100 assessed valuation tax rate at a special budget hearing last night.
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Burkittsville
Budget Meeting Sets Town Tax Rate For Next Year
Only one person attended the Burkittsville Elementary School meeting to set the town budget and tax rate for the coming fiscal year. one of the three council members was missing.
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Burkittsville
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Carpenters
Associated General Contractors
Frank R. McGuire
Employers’ Association
Washington Washington
Johnson
James Washington Jr
District of Columbia
White House
Washington
Cullen
Paul Gravis
Richmond
Ind
Pearre’s Drug Store
South Market St
Whitesell Pharmacy
N. Market Street
Reese E. Whitesell
Curtis A. Bowen
N. Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dailey
Home Exterminating CO
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
Mr. Morton
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