Frederick County commissioners start capital budget cuts
Commissioners reduced department head requests for fiscal 1987 capital projects, setting a target of 9.6 to 11.5 million dollars from local funds out of 83.3 million. They cut about 34 million in requests, leaving 3 million to trim to meet the target. The Board of Education faces the largest share with 17 million for a Changes/Paces facility, estimated at 2.5 million to 2 million after a cost-reduction push, while other sectors add up to four million for roads and 3.8 million for general government.
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Harold K Keller Jr
Board of Education
Elm Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bok
Winchester Hall
Taney Avenue
Galen R. Clagett
Boe
Gail Bowerman
Sterling ©. Bollinger
Frederick Community College
Couple seeks reimbursement in Chlordane water case
A Frederick County couple, Robert and Norma Alwine, seek compensation for relocation costs, medical expenses, and refrigerator replacement after their drinking water tested with high Chlordane levels. They allege Orkin Exterminating Co. was informed June 7 but offered no help. formal action may follow if settlement fails.
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Frederick County
Robert Alwine
Norma
Brunswick
Julie Blair
Rollins
Orkin Exterminating Co
Alwines
Blair
Alwine
Orkin
Frederick County Health Department
Taneytown Pike
Baltimore
Leroy A. Farver
Arwines
Farver
Chiordane
Health Department
EPA
Larry Bohn
Water Quality Office
Farrer
Atve
Rollins Casualty Claims
Shirl Baggett
Frederick
William Miller
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Martha Schipper
Atlanta
MontCo PTA survey gauges parent views on school system
Montgomery County Council of PTA survey asks 26 questions in six languages about class sizes teacher pay and bonuses. Results go to Superintendent Wilmer S. Cody as he drafts the FY 887 budget, with broad parental input collected via home forms back to school nights and newsletters.
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Wilmer S. Cody
Montgomery County Council
PTA
Cody
Michael Richman
Silver Spring
Cochairman
McCpta
Mittee
Martha Rosacker
Chevy Chase
Walkersville considers $100 change-of-use fee for new businesses
Walkersville planners recommend a $100 change-of-use fee for businesses moving into completed structures to track building-use changes and decide if a project should go before the board of appeals. County planner Carole Larsen notes similar fees in Thurmont and Middletown. The group also reviewed the 1972 comprehensive plan transportation section and discussed updating the five year plan after public input.
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Walkersville
Planning Commission
Burgess and Commissioners
Board of Appeals
Carole Larsen
Thurmont
Middletown
Larsen
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