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11/14/06
During a large rainstorm, runoff from the proposed Crofton Wal-Mart could flood Route 3, environmentalists argued last night during a state hearing over whether to grant the wetlands permit needed to build the store. Photo no longer available
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"If a big-box store was here, it could come up and flood," Subijoy Dutta, an environmental engineer, testified during a hearing held by the Maryland Department of the Environment.
The hearing, attended by about 400 people at the Elks Lodge on Defense Highway, was a chance for residents to register their environmental concerns. The MDE will use the response to decide whether to issue a non-tidal wetlands permit needed to...
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