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News in Frederick, Maryland

02 Nov 1992

Page 9

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1992

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9

Counties review state growth act for growth control

Planners from Carroll Frederick Howard and Montgomery counties met in Frederick to review the Economic Growth Resource Protection and Planning Act of 1992. The act aims to protect natural resources and concentrate development near population centers while encouraging streamlined processes to spur economic growth.

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Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Ronald Young State Planning Office Chesapeake Bay Young State Planning Commission James Shaw Shaw Frederick County Montgomery County Robert Marriott, Jr Marriott Howard County Joseph Rutter, Jr
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Library board to discuss budget goals and growth plans

The Frederick County Public Libraries board will meet on Wednesday November 4 to review budget problems and long range plans. Ray Barnes from the Planning and Zoning Department will report on population growth and Ballenger Creek and Urbana district plans, with Robert Finch presenting a proposed 1943-45 operating hazard budget.

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Frederick County Public Libraries Ray Barnes Frederick County Planning and Zoning Department Ballenger Creek Urbana Robert Finch
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Potter calls Montgomery traffic a commuter route problem

Montgomery County executive Neal Potter labeled the Md 27 corridor a center of traffic problems caused by inbound commuters from Mount Airy to Damascus. County planners say four counties each have separate plans and studies show bypasses may worsen congestion in 12 years. Frederick planners mention a transit line and high occupancy lanes as alternatives.

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Montgomery County Neal Potter Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Mr. Potter Robert Marriott Jr Mount Airy Damascus Mr. Marriott Marriott Frederick County James Shaw Frederick City
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