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	Which of the following properties should the City of Frederick make a priority for annexation? Monocacy Boulevard and Md. 144 — 550,000 square feet of commercial space to include offices, a hotel, restaurants and retail Md. 26 and Wormans Mill Road — 394,100 square feet of commercial space to include a Wegmans food store and Lowes hardware store 7850 Monocacy Boulevard — 11.95 acres for general commercial use Butterfly Lane and Mount Phillip Road — Between 375 and 425 housing units; 58,000 square feet of commercial space; 15 acres open space Another property The city doesn’t need anymore growth Not sure