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Applying their smarts Time for strategy UM program to focus on ideas Fry: Now that BDC has new leader, to help Frederick’s growth. 3A how about cohesive plan? 15A Friday, August 15, 2014 Volume 125 | Number 218 TheDailyRecord.com Time to sue Optimism among the gloom began with Maryland’s high rate of foreclosures may be nearing an end Baltimore city each denial BY ADAM BEDNAR 4th Cir. revives quest [email protected] Caroline County Maryland’s housing market con- Prince George’s for wheelchair ramp tinues posting disappointing foreclo- County sure numbers, but there are signs the trend may be coming to an end. BY DANNY JACOBS A report released by real estate Charles County [email protected] information firm RealtyTrac on Thursday showed Maryland having Gladys Hill might finally get a the second-highest foreclosure rate wheelchair ramp outside her East in the nation behind Florida last Baltimore townhouse after all. month. According to the report, one It was a decade ago Hill first asked in every 553 housing units in the her landlord at Lester Morton Court state had a foreclosure notice in to install a ramp after her left leg was July. Baltimore city, Prince George’s, amputated below the knee due to Charles and Caroline counties had These four jurisdictions have the highest foreclosure rates in Maryland. complications from diabetes. Her sub- the highest foreclosure rates in the sequent requests for accommodations state. at the federally-subsidized housing “It really has been about two complex were denied between 2006 years now ... that we’ve seen an up- and November 2010, leading Hill to ward trend in Maryland foreclosure file suit in U.S. District Court in Balti- numbers even as the rest of the more in February 2012. country’s numbers are going down,” A federal judge threw out Hill’s RealtyTrac Vice President Daren Blomquist said. lawsuit last year, ruling the statute of But Blomquist said that he ex- limitations on her Rehabilitation Act pects Maryland’s days at No. 2 in the claim had expired in 2009, or three foreclosure rate rankings, where the years after she was first denied the state has remained for six months, ramp. But judges for the 4th U.S. Cir- may be coming to an end — possibly cuit Court of Appeals disagreed, find- as soon as the second half of this ing the clock reset each time Alpha year. The major reason for Property Management denied her Blomquist’s optimism comes from quest. the fact that 80 percent of the loans “Because the November 2010 al- in foreclosure in the state were leged failure to accommodate consti- made prior to 2008. See disability 13A See foreclosure 8A State pension official: Reforms have bolstered retirement plan Part of funding burden even as she cautioned that projections and 2012 changes. ice time employees needed in order to made this year may be subject to The $45.4 billion state system that be vested in the plan as well as increas- now on local government changes. covers 331,000 active and retired state ing contribution rates for workers. Sav- Anne E. Gawthrop, director of leg- employees is not without its challenges. ings from that plan were to be used to BY BRYAN P. SEARS islative affairs for the Maryland State In fiscal 2009, the plan suffered $8.1 help pay down the unfunded liability. [email protected] Retirement and Pension System, told a billion in losses — about 20 percent of “I don’t know of any state that did re- gathering of local officials at the annual the trust fund. Just two years later, state form that reinvested the savings back OCEAN CITY— A state pension of- Maryland Association of Counties con- contributions to the plan had grown to into their respective plans,” Gawthrop ficial told a gathering of local govern- vention that sweeping changes made in $1.4 billion and were projected to more said. ment officials that reforms in the last 2011 and 2012 will improve the system. than double to $3.1 billion in nine years. 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