County and state officials say that and other details in the tribe's three-volume application to the federal government support their concerns that the deal is a "blatant" attempt by the Halle Cos. to sidestep zoning and environmental laws.
Since a copy of the application started circulating around Annapolis, several government leaders have fired off critical letters to the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
"Approval of this application would be a...
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