The bill came out of a settlement of a federal religious discrimination lawsuit against the county that requires the county to create loopholes in two zoning rules so construction can proceed. The settlement was sought so the county could avoid paying damages, possibly in the millions of dollars.
About 50 residents instead urged council members at a public hearing last night to fight the...
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