The Frederick County Planning Commission on Wednesday held a workshop meeting about the development restrictions that were part of the county's plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and the area surrounding it.
The Frederick County Planning Commission on Wednesday held a workshop meeting about the development restrictions that were part of the county's plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and the area surrounding it.
The Frederick County Council on Tuesday unanimously voted to pass a plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and the land that surrounds it, but it pushed a decision on development restrictions in the area to the council that will take office in December, following the Nov. 8 general election.
The Frederick County Council on Tuesday voted to pass a bill that will require large developments to adhere to a higher standard for easing traffic. It was one of nine bills the council approved during the meeting.
The Frederick County Council unanimously voted to postpone its decision on a plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and its surrounding area during a meeting Tuesday, when it was expected to issue the final vote in a two-and-a-half-year process.
Stronghold, the nonprofit organization that owns Sugarloaf Mountain, reiterated on Tuesday that it will close the mountain to the public if the Frederick County Council doesn’t amend the county’s plan to preserve the mountain and its surrounding area.
The Frederick County Council on Monday voted to remove more than 100 zoning changes for individual properties that were part of a plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and its surrounding area.
Supporters of a plan to preserve the Sugarloaf Mountain area showed up in droves on Tuesday to urge the Frederick County Council to uphold Interstate 270 as the plan’s eastern boundary line.
A News-Post Q&A explainer on Sugarloaf Mountain and the issues surrounding the plan to preserve it.
Tuesday night, as I listened to the public weigh in on the Sugarloaf Treasured Landscape Management Plan at the Frederick County Council meeting, I was even more certain that the Planning Commission got it right.
Two Frederick County councilmen on Tuesday proposed separate amendments to the Sugarloaf Mountain preservation plan to appease the mountain’s owner, in hopes of keeping the landmark open to the public.
The Livable Frederick Master Plan (LFMP) adopted by the County Council in 2019 held out great promise for an improved planning process in Frederick County.
The Frederick County Planning Commission on Wednesday held a workshop meeting about the development restrictions that were part of the county's plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and the area surrounding it.
The Frederick County Council on Tuesday unanimously voted to pass a plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and the land that surrounds it, but it pushed a decision on development restrictions in the area to the council that will take office in December, following the Nov. 8 general election.
The Frederick County Council on Tuesday voted to pass a bill that will require large developments to adhere to a higher standard for easing traffic. It was one of nine bills the council approved during the meeting.
The Frederick County Council unanimously voted to postpone its decision on a plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and its surrounding area during a meeting Tuesday, when it was expected to issue the final vote in a two-and-a-half-year process.
Stronghold, the nonprofit organization that owns Sugarloaf Mountain, reiterated on Tuesday that it will close the mountain to the public if the Frederick County Council doesn’t amend the county’s plan to preserve the mountain and its surrounding area.
The Frederick County Council on Monday voted to remove more than 100 zoning changes for individual properties that were part of a plan to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain and its surrounding area.
Supporters of a plan to preserve the Sugarloaf Mountain area showed up in droves on Tuesday to urge the Frederick County Council to uphold Interstate 270 as the plan’s eastern boundary line.
A News-Post Q&A explainer on Sugarloaf Mountain and the issues surrounding the plan to preserve it.
Tuesday night, as I listened to the public weigh in on the Sugarloaf Treasured Landscape Management Plan at the Frederick County Council meeting, I was even more certain that the Planning Commission got it right.
Two Frederick County councilmen on Tuesday proposed separate amendments to the Sugarloaf Mountain preservation plan to appease the mountain’s owner, in hopes of keeping the landmark open to the public.
Frederick County planners on Tuesday presented the County Council with two bills to accompany a plan to preserve Suga…
Roughly two dozen people gathered Thursday evening at Lilypons Water Gardens in Adamstown to share their grievances a…
The seven-member Frederick County Council is divided about whether to amend the Sugarloaf Mountain preservation plan …
Board members from the nonprofit owner of Sugarloaf Mountain said Tuesday that they’ll consider closing the mountain …
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The Frederick County Council is scheduled Tuesday to begin a months-long process of finalizing a plan to preserve lan…
A number of people who live on or near Sugarloaf Mountain disagreed about a draft plan to preserve land surrounding t…
During an update to Frederick County Council on Tuesday, county planners said they didn’t include nearly 500 acres ne…
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