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County Executive Johnny Olszewski vetoed the bill in early June. He said its limits on new housing projects near overcrowded schools would stunt efforts for affordable housing.
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Voters will decide the issue if the County Council puts it on the November ballot.
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Proposal has been on ice for more than three years.
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It currently doesn’t have the support it needs to get on the November ballot.
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New mixed use zoning bill also introduced after Olszewski’s falls flat with council members.
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Delayed vote is expected as opposition mounts.
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Statewide legislation to be considered by the General Assembly.
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Baltimore County’s Inspector General, Kelly Madigan, rallies residents to oppose amendments to bills that would limit her office’s ability to subpoena records.
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County officials are looking at their hiring practices for “safety sensitive positions."
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“Change is coming, it’s got to come,” said Wade Kach, Baltimore County councilmember who represents District 3 about lack of transparency on county council legislation.