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09/09/07
Although the state's first purchase of a chunk of a sprawling estate in Queen Anne's County resulted in a political quagmire, the government is looking to spend more money to protect another piece of the land from development. Find Us On Facebook
Officials are considering buying a conservation easement for 575 acres adjacent to the portion the state bought in June near Grasonville. By buying the easement, the state can guarantee no development will ever happen on a second portion of the property, said Olivia Campbell, a Department of Natural Resources spokesman. Depending on how the potential easement affects the private sale of the rest of the...
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