Monrovia wastewater plan may be dropped by county
Frederick County Commissioners weigh scrapping a Monrovia wastewater plant in favor of an interceptor to Ballenger Creek Plant and a 200000 gallon per day interim facility. Public works cites Maryland standards and costs up to 7.3 million for Monrovia, plus 7.7 million to operate 25 years, vs ~3.6 to 7.3 million for alternatives. Public hearing scheduled before any change.
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Monrovia
Frederick County
County Sewer and Water
Ballenger Creek
Maryland Department of Environment
Robert Hayes
County Public Works
Hayes
Public
Bush Creek
Mr. Hayes
Urbana
Market-Monrovia
Gary Hill
Bureau of Water and Sewer
Hill
Frederick County to spend over 500000 for environmental permit
Frederick County will spend more than 500000 to obtain a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit under the Clean Water Act. The county must implement a long term stormwater monitoring program and watershed plans within three years, with costs rising to about 570000 by 2001. Public engagement options include a hearing upon request.
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Krista Brick News-Post
Frederick County
Frederick Courty
Frederick City
Mount Airy
County Public Works
William Ashby
Robert Hayes
Water dept adopts DataLogger to gauge commercial use
Frederick city joins 11 000 users of DataLogger a 16000 device that reads water use by commercial customers minute by minute. Public works director Frederick Eisenhart Jr says the meter ensures accurate billing and records consumption avoiding underbilling. DataLogger will be installed at each commercial site for two days.
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Frederick City
Fred Eisenhart Jr
Public Works
Eisenhart
Shookstown Road Open To Through Traffic
Shookstown Road at Montevue Lane has reopened to through traffic effective immediately after a Wednesday closure. For details contact Gary Hessong city permits and code management director at 694-1469.
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Shookstown Road
Montevue Lane
Gary Hessong
Obituaries notice for Nicholson Babington Ripka families
Obituaries from Page A-5 note George Arthur Nicholson Sr. of Keymar died Sept. 28 at College View Center. Surviving are wife Mary Horner Nicholson and three daughters, one son, sister, brother, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Oct. 1 at Woodsboro funeral home with interment in Haugh's Cemetery. Memorials to Frederick Soil Conservation District Scholarship Fund. Also listed are Glenn W. Babington of Walkersville, Ruth G. Ripka of Littlestown, and related funeral details including survivors and service arrangements.
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George Arthur Nicholson Sr
Nicholson Road
Keymar
College View Center
Frederick
Comus
George E
Mary C. Whipp Nicholson
Mary Emily Horner Nicholson
Rocky Ridge
George A. Nicholson Jr
Sandra
Woodsboro
Frances M. Jones
Poolesville
Earle E. Nicholson
Urbana
Gregory M
Rodney A. Kline
Karen L. Flohr
Stuart R
John A. Schooley
Dwayne W
Ryan A. Bell
Dawn M. Raver
Mr. Nicholson
Glenn W. Babington
Daysville Road
Walkersville
Northampton Manor
Fannie M. Crone Babington
Middletown
Charles W
Laura Bidle Babington
Babington
Chapel Lutheran Church
Libertytown
Claude
Kathi S. O'Bryan
Keith A. Duncan Jr
Monica
Dennis W. Duncan
Vicki
Mr. Babington
Velma J
Ruth G. Ripka
Littlestown
York Manor
Clarence G. Ripka
Centre County
Walter
Laura Dick Stine
Littlestown Manufacturing Company
Phyllis R. Waltz
Joan A. Golaszewski
Mechanicsburg
Barbara Comitz
York
Louis L. Maurer
Barts Centenary United Methodist Church
E. King St
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Brian Clevenger
Terre Roy Rhoderick
MDE
Stat
Montgomery Bureau
Germantown
Women's Democratic Leadership Forum
Montgomery County
Joan Stern
Stern
Metro
Wonder Book
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
CIS & Iras
Tocations
Che Frederich Netys
Hemhaye
Wenck
Dale Carnegie
Nuibon
Bran Thompson Area
Chamber OF Commerce OF
RE Cook & Associates Inc
Frederick Netts
Eugene L. Rlupt
DDS
Poederish
Cooter
Atul Parolut
ODS Suna
Mladters
Arid
George Nicholson Sr
Glenn Babington
Ruth Ripka
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