Anne Arundel Circuit Court Judge Ronald A. Silkworth upheld a wetlands permit issued for the property along Route 3. Opponents of the project already are planning an appeal.
The project — pushed by developer Bill Berkshire and his company, 1691 Limited Partnership — has been in the works since the beginning of the decade.
“This decision by the Circuit Court vindicates the (contention of the) Maryland Department of the Environment and...
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Really Charles? - 2011-07-29 16:24:08
"...heck developers and builders fill in stormwater and drainage ditches constantly in this county".
Is that a fact, Charles? Can you tell me precisely where this occurred and how the Developers "constantly" did this, please?There is nothing worse than a rant with no factual basis.
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Developers - 2011-07-29 15:06:16
only see green and it isnt the wetlands...heck developers and builders fill in stormwater and drainage ditches constantly in this county.... yes money does talk.
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Berkshire - 2011-07-29 13:30:46
Well if he keeps it up the way he has kept up the Country Club the residents are in for a long trashy looking development! This guy is one of those "rich" people who only believes in sucking the money from the people and never does anything to improve the condition of his property....take a ride by the Crofton Country Club and you will see what I mean: trashy and in disrepair! A horrible site for such a nice community to live with, so sad!
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