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Council member proposes allowing the sale of sea containers in county zoning code (opens the original)
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A Frederick County Council member has introduced a bill that would make it clear that the county zoning code allows for the sale of sea containers in General Commercial zones. When Council Member Mason Carter brought the bill for discussion at a recent council workshop, he said it would address a gap in code that has been hurting a local family business, Q3 Storage Containers on Fish Hatchery Road. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the insider's scoop on the best that Frederick h
Youth trainers pour hours into preparing horses for fair (opens the original)
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Persayus Summers poses with her horse, Willow, at The Great Frederick Fair on Sunday. Persayus Summers, 11, of the Jefferson Co-eds 4-H club has fallen off horses more times than she can remember. But as she stood in the youth competition horse stall at The Great Frederick Fair on Sunday, one fall came clearly to her mind. âThere was this really tall horse. I was just trying to go fast, but I was really young,â she recalled. âI was like 5, and she went fast and I fell off and I almost got
Council member proposes simpler impact fee exemption (opens the original)
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Building projects that don't add new dwelling units may be completely exempt from Frederick County's impact fees under a council member's proposal. Under current rules, home building projects that rehab or replace an existing residential structure are only exempt from county impact fees if the dwelling being replaced was "continuously habitable and occupied from July 1, 2001 through the date of application for a replacement building permit ...." An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get
County data center open house gets mixed responses (opens the original)
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People came to the Claggett Center near Adamstown on Wednesday for a Frederick County government open house on data center regulations. Some Frederick County residents had mixed feelings about whether a county government open house event on Wednesday provided good answers to their questions about data center development and regulation. The public was invited to the Claggett Center near Adamstown, where the Maryland Department of the Environment and many divisions of county government set up tabl
Animals get more room, sunlight with major county shelter expansion (opens the original)
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David Luckenbaugh, the director of Frederick County Animal Control, shows the dog adoption area at the newly expanded Frederick County Animal Control center on Rosemont Avenue in Frederick. The furry residents who live with Frederick County's Division of Animal Control now have much more leg room and sunshine thanks to a major recent renovation to its Pet and Adoption Center. The nearly 8,000-square-foot addition to the old facility on Rosemont Avenue features a larger cat habitation area with n
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