Elkton delays town manager search amid budget push
Elkton heads into budget season without a town manager as council considers next steps. Mayor Wayne Printz says duties handled by the acting town manager while departments prepare for potential staffing changes. The town must approve a budget by June 30, with the June 30 deadline shaping hiring decisions. Former manager Kevin Whitfield resigned January 25 and set a March 31 departure, but was dismissed February 5. Printz indicated the town would advertise for the position in the near future, though emphasis remains on current priorities.
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Chopra expands Elkton holdings with land for parking
Pham Chopra added to his area property list with a 0.4 acre land purchase in Elkton from Terra Developments and partners for 36000 and a home at 4241 Palmer Road from Bank of America for 138501. The land lies between 509 and 529 W. Spotswood Ave and is slated to support future parking for the Elkton Theatre and the Conrads Pioneer Museum.
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Planners tackle Elkton transitional living center rules
Elkton Planning Commission continued work on amending the town ordinance to add transitional living centers. Local resident Pham Chopra plans to open such homes in the future for drug and alcohol addicts and post-traumatic stress disorder victims.
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Town ordinance omits transitional living centers
The town’s ordinance currently has no reference to transitional living centers. Planners note the gap and take steps to address zoning and oversight in upcoming pages.
Elkton Burger King Wins EDRC February Business Award
Elkton Downtown Revitalization Corporation grants the February 2016 Business Appreciation Award and plaque to Burger King at 600 Elkton Plaza for remodeling and property appearance. Burger King opened in September 1995 and is noted for its long-term presence and town beautification.
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Peely Revitalization Center Transforms Empty Lot Into Gathering Site
A visible location near the town entrance turned an empty lot into an inviting facility. The December 2015 $442,000 remodel refreshed the dining room and exterior, brightening the building. Terrie Lafontaine of Mountain Valley Corporation Waynesboro notes the beautification piece of the project.
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Montevideo upgrade planned by Rockingham Board
Rockingham County Public Schools hired Architecture Inc of Reston to study upgrades for Montevideo Middle School and other area schools. Penn Laird's project is in Phase III, with an $8.75 million plan possible, contingent on board approval. If approved, work would run May 2019 to August 2020, featuring added classrooms and possible moves of the media center, cafeteria dining expansion, and removal of three mobile learning cottages. The district notes early planning status and growth projections.
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