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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1987

Page

4

FMH faces $28,000 tax bill on unused Elm Street building

Frederick Memorial Hospital seeks tax abatement after missing a deadline, facing a $28,000 levy on the Elm Street School building it no longer uses. The hospital had leased the site to the school board for $1 annually and only recently took formal deed title, prompting a tax appeals process.

Frederick Memorial Hospital FMH Elm Street Frederick Memorial Gwen McEntire Frederick County Heather Ridge

Planners Seek Changes to Rezoning Hearings Procedure

Planning commissioner Franklin Gladhill notes no state law requires public hearings for rezonings and suggests recommendations without a hearing, with a possible joint hearing after. Ralph Gordon proposes an administrative law judge system to build a fact record for review, while local attorney Seymour Stern calls for clearer speaking time rules and cross examination to protect opponents. Grassroots groups including Woodville District Citizens Association Urbana Civic Association Braddock Heights Civic Association and Citizens Opposed to the Destruction of the Environment voice support for procedural changes.

Planning Commission Planning Franklin Gladhill Ralph Gordon Seymour Stern Woodville

Montgomery schools debate opening Hadley Farms and relocatables

In Upper Montgomery County meetings, speakers urged a September 1989 opening for Hadley Farms Elementary School and warned four relocatable classrooms for 1988-89 will be insufficient. PTA leaders pressed for 1990 modernization as scheduled, while some East Deer Park parents oppose transferring students to another school. Cedar Grove groups support keeping current boundaries for 1988-89.

Hadley Farms Jones Lane Terry Shoemaker Robbie Milberg Travilah Parent-Teacher Association Modernization Committee East Deer Park Washington Grove Greenhills Civic Organization Cedar Grove

Walkersville council to consider changing rule on housing decks

Walkersville Planning and Zoning Commission sent proposed town ordinance amendments on housing decks to the town council but did not urge action. The measure defines decks, limits rear yard coverage by accessory structures to 30 percent, and addresses stormwater runoff.

P.J. Shuey Fountain Rock Manor Planning Commission Town Council

Iraq reports new tanker attack in Persian Gulf

Iraqi warplanes attacked a tugboat off the Iranian coast killing a seaman and injuring five. Iraq also said it struck an Iranian tanker in four air raids over 24 hours. The British Navy found four mines in central gulf. A Dutch Belgian mine clearing flotilla entered the gulf clearing the Hormuz Strait.

Manama Bahrain Iraq Persian Gulf Central Gulf Gulf Gulf of Oman Strait of Hormuz Qatar Defense Ministry Semco Iran Kharg Island Baghdad Cyprus Royal Navy Qatar Peninsula Cmdr Fat Gale

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