Promoting environmental conservation, fair and open government, and active civic engagement in Frederick County, Maryland

How limiting pollution encourages job growth, report by CBF

Debunking the “Job Killer” Myth How Pollution Limits Encourage Jobs in the Chesapeake Bay Region Share and Enjoy:

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Public Comment on PlanMaryland due by November 9, 2011

Revised Draft Plan – September 2011 After reviewing 120 days of public comment on its initial draft of PlanMaryland the Maryland Department of Planning on September 9, 2011 released a revised draft. MDP is requesting public comment on the revised draft through November 9, 2011 before it prepares a plan to submit to Governor Martin [...]

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FoFC’s position on use of mitigation fees to pay for school demands of new development: woefully inadequate

Use of a “mitigation fee”  - as proposed by the Frederick County Builder’s Association on February 10, 2011 – to “cover the cost” of building a new school or addition to one so that a facility is adequate to house new kids for developer’s new housing development,  is not a solution, and really just adds [...]

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Agriculture contributes to our quality of life

Washington County farming by the numbers By JEFF SEMLER  jsemler@umd.edu  9:44 AM EST, January 11, 2011  Share and Enjoy:

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State making little progress with Smart Growth, study says (Baltimore Sun)

State making little progress with Smart Growth, study says Policies had little impact on sprawl, congestion Share and Enjoy:

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Thinking outside the box on sprawl: the sprawl repair manual

Driving the highways and byways of America’s endless exurbs and suburbs can be pretty depressing. Strip mall after megamall after subdivision after strip mall fans out from every city in the country — with much of that development sitting vacant or in foreclosure. Even the sprawl has sprawl these days. Share and Enjoy:

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January 20th @ 1pm: mega church appeal before the BOA

Let your voice be heard at the Board of Zoning Appeals hearing!

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Environmental Site Design for stormwater management: resources and powerpoints

Since June, Bruce Gilmore and Richard Klein of the Community and Environmental Defense Services (CEDS) have conducted five workshops on Environmental Site Design for Clean Water Advocates.   The workshops were designed to expand the base of support for this incredibly important approach.  To this end the workshops were successful.  More then a hundred people registered [...]

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Redevelopment and Stormwater Management/Environmental Site Design

High Point Natural Drainage System 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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