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Community - Kent Island
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Published
02/24/06
Amid threats from Four Seasons' developer to collect on a $3 million legal bill and concerns about the county attorney's work on the case, Queen Anne's County commissioners have decided to hire a consultant to review maps for the controversial project. Find Us On Facebook
The outside consultant will review a series of maps defining the location of the 1,350-unit development. A judge threw them out on Feb. 9 because they were riddled with errors when commissioners rushed them through in 2002. "The first thing that the judge said was that we have to have accurate maps," said Ben Cassell, R-Stevensville, one of three commissioners who agreed to the...
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