BOCC Hearings on 193 rezonings scheduled for January 2012
1/10 - Adamstown, Brunswick, Frederick // 1/18 - Urbana region // 1/24 - Middletown, Thurmont, Walkersville // 1/31 - New Market
Citizens Call For a Charter Amendment to Halt Costly Sprawl Development Along our National Scenic Byway
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Public Meetings and Workshops
BOCC Hearings on 193 rezonings scheduled for January 2012Sustainable growth policies for rural areas: making communities attractive for investment
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FNP: Nonprofits object to Frederick County land-use plan rewrite
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OurCommonWEalth and All Things Sustainable
“Classic sprawl…look for problems to come”; BOCC allows development on Crum and Thatcher Farms immediatelyClick here for information on the citizen complaint against the northern annexations. Read More →
Maryland Smart Growth policies support kids walking to school
Why can’t Johnny walk to school? (Soon, he might) Read More →
Maryland passes smart growth policies that support kids walking to school
Why can’t Johnny walk to school? (Soon, he might) Read More →
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Spread the Word!
Gazette LTE: Citizen says “Don’t ruin county with development”[Read more of this review] Read More →
First Green Drinks of the NEW YEAR!
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How limiting pollution encourages job growth, report by CBF
Debunking the “Job Killer” Myth How Pollution Limits Encourage Jobs in the Chesapeake Bay Region [Read more of this review] Read More →
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