Carroll commissioners voted 2-1 Thursday to move forward with a plan to build a waste incinerator with neighbor Frederick County despite some residents? health and recycling concerns.

The $320 million incinerator would be the state?s fourth waste-to-energy incinerator and the first built since 1995, when Montgomery County opened its facility.

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