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City Hall: Mayor signs Green Building Law

Published 03/24/08

On March 10, Mayor Ellen O. Moyer signed into law 0-56-07, the City of Annapolis Green Building Law. Annapolis joins approximately 60 other communities around the country in adopting Green Building standards.

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