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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
14
Town Commissioner J Norman Flax cites reader letter on removing derelict structures to free space. He notes several buildings already removed and urges enforcement of nuisance ordinances to clear hazards. He attributes slow progress to water supply work and limited municipal labor.
Middletown Savings Bank receives approval for a $35,000 set of improvements including partitions ceilings and concrete floors to form two new offices by Morgan Keller Construction. A separate permit covers a picnic area and two nonresidential trailers on the 50 acre O Brien property along Ramsburg Road.
The Frederick city police logged two crashes on a busy weekend. A 1936 Nash struck a parked car on Wilson Place injuring Viola Shue and leading to a reckless driving charge against Galen Smith. A 1930s Chevrolet rear hit a parked car on North Market Street. Paul Staley was treated for leg bruises and discharged. Detective notes report damages at 2000 plus 500 dollars.
Frederick city bodies pass resolutions to aligned budget and tax year with fiscal year running July 1 to June 30. Notices required by posting in City Hall and newspaper publication at least four times weekly. Petitions may delay effective date by forty to fifty days after passage.
The document details audits of city finances by appointed officials with reports due within ninety days, and authorized audits by mayor or board. It amends Article VII to institute a semiannual assessment for municipal taxes from July 1 to June 30, beginning July 1 1964, with rules on due dates discounts interest and enforcement.
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