town of mount airy - Maryland Department of Planning

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CAPACITY AND PROJECTED ENROLLMENT State Rated FTE* FTE FTE Capacity 2003 2004 2005** Mount Airy Elementary 666 831 886 927 125% 133% 139% Twin Ridge Elementary 676 724 732 740 107% 108% 109% Source: Frederick County and Carroll County Schools Enrollment Projections 2002 *FTE is defined as full-time enrollment. ** Parrs Ridge Elementary School to open in fall of 2005. MIDDLE SCHOOL CAPACITY AND PROJECTED ENROLLMENT State Rated FTE* FTE FTE Capacity 2003 2004 2005 Mount Airy Middle 638 611 600 602 119% 117% 118% New Market Middle 900 820 825 818 91% 92% 91% Source: Frederick County and Carroll County Schools Enrollment Projections 2002 *FTE is defined as full-time enrollment HIGH SCHOOL CAPACITY AND PROJECTED ENROLLMENT State Rated FTE* FTE FTE Capacity 2003 2004 2005 South Carroll High 1233 1194 1186 1230 95% 97% 100% Linganore High 1305 1498 1530 1558 115% 117% 119% Source: Frederick County and Carroll County Schools Enrollment Projections 2002 *FTE is defined as full-time enrollment 96
Twin Ridge Elementary School, Town of Mount Airy, MD- June 2003 The Town of Mount Airy should continue to work with both Frederick and Carroll Counties to correctly estimate the number of housing units currently in the pipeline so that any anticipated need in the school system may be properly programmed in the Board of Education Capital Improvements Program. These construction numbers are becoming increasingly important because the majority of residential housing growth will occur in municipalities to be in compliance with the State "Smart Growth" initiatives. Close monitoring is necessary to amend increasing student loading. Carroll County subdivision growth directly outside the Town limits is such that monitoring of the County's Adopted CIP is also necessary to mitigate any oversight of the future school enrollments. The Town should also actively support the requirement of land dedication for a school site, as part of the approval process for new subdivision developments. This strategy should be coordinated closely so that new school construction or school expansion can be rationally based on current and future growth projections for the Town. 97
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TOWN OF MOUNT AIRY MASTER PLAN 2003
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MOUNT AIRY MASTER PLAN TABLE OF CON
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• Analysis of Town Structure 120
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in 1831. Locomotives and cars were
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Main Street Looking North, circa 19
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annexed in 1966 and was considered
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Regional Growth Patterns Growth wit
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Analysis of Surrounding Counties Gr
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Demographic Analysis of the Town Fo
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Mount Airy Population Projections t
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Overall, the number and type of job
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Policy Recommendations To better ma
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Introduction CHAPTER 2 MASTER PLAN
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Citizen involvement and participati
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7. Adequate public facilities and i
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Goal- Mitigate the Impacts of Regio
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State Objectives CHAPTER 3 NATURAL
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Geology Geologic formations that un
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classifications as follow: a) Chest
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tributaries; however, in calculatin
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is found in Mount Airy. b. Wellhead
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pumped well. The U. S. Environmenta
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Page 47 and 48: CHAPTER 4 LAND USE AND ZONING Land
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Page 51 and 52: Housing Inventory and Housing Issue
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Page 85 and 86: provision of adequate services: tha
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Page 111 and 112: Solid Waste and Recycling The Town
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Page 119 and 120: Revitalization of the Downtown, the
Page 121 and 122: of different building types has fos
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Page 127 and 128: width (identifying parking and trav
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Page 133 and 134: CHAPTER 8 IMPLEMENTATION The Compre
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