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10-10-11 Seven citizen groups address 194 land use change proposals with letter to the Frederick County Planning Commissioners

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Proposals for land use change in Frederick County

Friends of Frederick County has analyzed the 194 proposals available for public reading at:  Frederick County Government website, Community Development page. Here is a summary of our findings: Share and Enjoy:

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09-02-2010 FNP Picking our pockets – to pay for PATH (letter to the editor)

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31 Ways Citizens Can Help Our Economy in Frederick County

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Municipal Growth Element Fact Sheet

County’s Role in the Development of “Municipal Growth Elements” Share and Enjoy:

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Mount Airy’s good decision on Rigler Property

Originally published November 15, 2009 I commend the Mount Airy Town Council’s vote against the annexation of the Rigler property. The council’s decision is even more significant in light of the recent report from the National Center for Smart Growth Research and Education, where scholars found that in over a decade, smart growth has not [...]

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PATH meeting highlights gap between residents, Allegheny Power

November 4, 2009 by FofFC  
Filed under Discussion Forums, Mount Airy, Urbana

The proposed Potomac Appalachian Transmission Highline generated more questions than answers for many of the 45 residents attending a meeting.

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