The Maryland Economic Development Corp.'s lack of a paper trail and other checks and balances on the project make it impossible to know whether the county got a good deal when it bailed out the course for $26.2 million in March, according to the report by County Auditor Teresa Sutherland.
With interest, the bond payments could be nearly $40 million, although revenue from the 36-hole public course is supposed to cover the bonds' cost.
The council...
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