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On the Blog Post Take Steps Now to Reduce Northeast Overcrowding
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On the Blog Post Take Steps Now to Reduce Northeast Overcrowding
David Marks
7:41 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Reply"Calm Down," since you were likely at the budget session where I pointed out that by 2016 nearly 30 percent of the non-air conditioned elementary schools will be in the Fifth District, you know that I'm not the one making political decisions about which schools get air conditioning and which do not. The latest round of recommended schools illustrates that yet again.
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On the Blog Post Take Steps Now to Reduce Northeast Overcrowding
David Marks
7:02 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
"Calm Down," since you were likely at the budget session where I pointed out that by 2016 nearly 30 percent of the non-air conditioned schools will be in the Fifth District, you know that I'm not the one making political decisions about which schools get air conditioning and which do not.
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On the article Marks Outlines Overcrowding Concerns in Letter to Superintendent
David Marks
10:59 am on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
ReplyI downzoned more than 410 acres in the Fifth District, including 260 acres in Perry Hall, to lighten the impact of new development. The homes being built at places like Chapel and Cross Roads were approved before my election.
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On the Blog Post Finish the Perry Hall Dog Park by 2014
David Marks
9:07 pm on Wednesday, April 24, 2013
ReplyI am sure the volunteer committee that has been working on this project for over a year could share the information they have received, and would appreciate any help you could provide. They can be reached at http://www.perrypawdogpark.org.
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On the Blog Post Finish the Perry Hall Dog Park by 2014
David Marks
9:07 pm on Wednesday, April 24, 2013
ReplyI am sure the volunteer committee that has been working on this project for over a year would share the information they have received, and would be happy to have any help you could provide. They can be reached at http://www.perrypawdogpark.org.
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On the Blog Post Finish the Perry Hall Dog Park by 2014
David Marks
10:09 am on Thursday, April 18, 2013
ReplyHi, Bob - thank you also for your support of the dog park. I have never opposed public funding, but believe private funding can help reach the goal.
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On the article Stormwater Fee Increases for Residents, Decreases for Nonprofits
David Marks
6:17 am on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Richard, an amendment is a change to the bill. I voted against the overal bill.
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On the article Almond, Marks Want Delay in Stormwater Fee Vote
David Marks
5:20 pm on Friday, April 12, 2013
Carney Mom, my understanding is that the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners directed its staff to develop a plan charging a flat rate of one cent per parcel. That county has found a way to absorb much of the cost through its General Fund. The proposed Baltimore County legislation and executive order do not require spending money in each district; I do not wish to speak for the administration, but I assume that's because the executive branch would want the flexibility to use resources to repair and improve stormwater systems to meet the requirements of the state mandate.
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On the article Almond, Marks Want Delay in Stormwater Fee Vote
David Marks
5:19 pm on Friday, April 12, 2013
Carney Mom, my understanding is that In response, the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners directed its staff to develop a plan charging a flat rate of cent ($0.01) per parcel. That county has found a way to absorb much of the cost through its General Fund. The proposed Baltimore County legislation and executive order do not require spending money in each district; I do not wish to speak for the administration, but I assume that's because the executive branch would want the flexibility to use resources to repair and improve stormwater systems to meet the requirements of the state mandate.
David Marks
7:42 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
"Calm Down," you would probably know a thing or two about political decisions. In terms of air conditioning, for instance, by 2016 nearly 30 percent of the non-air conditioned elementary schools will be in the Fifth District, based on the current list. The most recent round of recommended schools illustrates that yet again.