Aldermen OK New Vertical Banner Policy for 1999 in Frederick
Frederick Aldermen unanimously approved a 1999 banner policy replacing horizontal pennants with vertical ones. The plan allows eight locations with two banners each, raises required event attendance to 2,500, imposes a $25 fee, and requires liability insurance and a permit from the code enforcement department. Applications go to the public works superintendent six months before events, with first come, first served approval for up to three weeks per banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Streets and Sanitation Committee
Office of
Frederick
Code Enforcement Department
Meta Nash
Prise
Nash
Public Works Department
North Market
Patrick Streets
South Market
Kris Kringle
Fire destroys barn on Ford Road in Lewistown
Lewistown firefighters battled a early Wednesday blaze that destroyed a pole barn on Edward Gibson property used as an open garage for two cars three tractors and a pickup truck. The fire, reported at 4 26 am, was under investigation by the state fire marshal's office. The nearby horse stable and house sustained some damage but were protected.
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Lewistown
Ford Road
Don
Edward Gibson
Hie
City leverages state funds with HotSpot grant match
Frederick city officials approved a $28,769 HotSpot grant from the Governor's Office of Crime Control and Prevention to be matched by $9,590 in city funds. Mayor Jim Grimes and the aldermen also granted an agreement to loan a Morzheim Germany picture for City Hall. Additional actions included cellular install at Clustered Spires Golf Course, several vehicle and computer purchases, and deferrals and waivers related to street frontage, road improvements, and water meters.
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Frederick City
Governor's Office of
Jim Grimes
Morzheim
Germany
Dobson Cellular of Maryland Inc
Spires
Rell Telecommunications
East St
South Street
New Market Amends Abandoned Vehicle and Accessory Building Rules
New Market voters will face tighter rules as the town council passed two amendments. Abandoned vehicles on property will be limited to one, with the change taking effect 30 days after publication. An accessory buildings cap of 41 on each lot in the antique residential area was approved, with exceptions by special permit and existing structures grandfathered in. Both measures passed unanimously with no public comment.
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Jesse Sutton
Rick Fleshman
Clayton Magee
Historic District Commission
Rockville
Fleshman
Pat Racine
New Market
DeDe Pucino
Ms. Pucino
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