Builder settles second wet basement lawsuit in Maryland
An Annapolis builder Lovell Regency Homes Inc settled its second suit in Frederick County over leaky basements. The Kirby-Smiths sought 375000 per count across nine counts. terms sealed by Frederick County Circuit Court. Four other families have similar complaints, and a separate Ryland Group case exists. area soils and high water table cited as causes.
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Reynold
Margaret Kirby-Smith
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Mary Ann Stepler
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Vickie Cline
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Edward and
Lisa Kober
Ryland Group
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
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Frederick considers draft minority contracting program proposal
City officials review a three part affirmative action plan for city contracts education outreach and monitoring to boost minority participation. The draft includes seminars a supplier database bid notice sharing with Maryland state certified minority businesses and annual reporting on contract equity. Mayor Grimes will present the plan at a public meeting.
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Maryland Business Enterprise
MBE
Jim Grimes
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