The next step of the process is to go to the Planning Commission for their approval. The Planning Commission will determine if the Master Plan is consistent with the Frederick County Comprehensive Plan. If the Planning Commission finds consistency, it would then go before the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners, estimated to be in June. This date will also be posted on our web page. Our Department is selling admission tickets to the following amusement parks at substantial savings.
Tickets are cash or money order only.
The A-Frame building at Pinecliff Park will be available for reservations now thru June 17, 2001. A round every turn, parks and recreation benefits abound in Frederick County. They may be appreciated by the hiker who is standing among lush green trees in one of the county parks or applauded by the parent who is witnessing her shy child making new friends in a recreation program. F rederick County Parks and Recreation is a division of the Department of Public Works and is supported by the Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission. T he Frederick County Department of Parks and Recreation is committed to the highest level of care for our natural and historic resources while making the park facilities and the recreational programs available to all.