Montgomery County builds limit likely not hurt Damascus plans
Montgomery County Council backs a building limit to pace subdivision growth, aiming to tighten the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance. Leaders say the move buys time to adjust APFO while avoiding rush development in Damascus. Civic groups differ on impact and road school costs remain debated.
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