The opposition from the agency and the state's tough budget picture had made the legislation a hard sell during the session, but county delegates reiterated yesterday it is simply an issue of fairness.
Although a final vote of the House is yet to be taken, the body had no debate on the measure and unanimously approved the favorable report from the House Environmental Matters...
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