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03-01-2011 Country wide APFO for schools on annexed land repealed FNP headline: Ordinance repeal will crowd Frederick County schools

Speakers: Ordinance repeal will crowd Frederick County schools Originally published March 02, 2011 Share and Enjoy:

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02-17-2011 Gazette: Friends of Frederick County files complaint against New Market Group hopes lawsuit will urge mayor, council to remove future annexations from plan

The Friends of Frederick County and 13 landowners with New Market addresses have filed a complaint in Frederick County Circuit Court in protest of the town’s amended master plan, updated in November, which earmarks three large parcels for future annexation. Share and Enjoy:

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Costs to county taxpayers for school needs in New Market growth plan: $10 million for school construction and $7 million/year for operations

Recently approved New Market Plan includes 3 Annexations that will double town size and triple its population Share and Enjoy:

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Download Flyer Showing How New Market will Double in Size

Click here to download the one page flyer for distribution. Share and Enjoy:

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County officials and New Market leaders to go to mediation over growth plan

At Winchester Hall Monday, Sept 20th at 7pm: Will your taxes go to support sprawl? Join us to voice your opinion!

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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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2006 New Market Region Plan Traffic Studies

January 5, 2009 by FofFC  
Filed under New Market, Reading Material, Roads

Documents used to analyze traffic, road construction needs and costs for the 2006 New Market Region Plan. Share and Enjoy:

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Revised New Market Region Plan strikes the right balance

July 4, 2008 by admin  
Filed under New Market

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Revised New Market Plan strikes the right balance

July 4, 2008 by admin  
Filed under New Market, Schools

Originally published July 04, 2008 After 18 months of careful review, the Frederick County Commissioners have adopted a new Comprehensive plan for the New Market Region. This new plan takes aim at the traffic congestion and school overcrowding that brought thousands of voters to the polls in November 2006. The development “pipeline” in New Market [...]

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