Condominium moratorium opposed as antagonistic to private sector
In Rockville Montgomery County witnesses opposed a proposed three month condo conversion moratorium arguing it harms private interests. County Executive Gilchrist called the mood uncertain and warned the plan could hinder joint goals as housing advocates pressed for more low and moderate income units. Realtor Terry Ryan warned condominiums remain a key affordable option, claiming one third of under $80,000 housing is in this market and that the moratorium would restrict home ownership choices.
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Housing bill prompts tenant views on condo conversions
The council hears mixed support as tenants testify against buying options amid condo conversions at Park Sutton and Grosvenor on Rockville Pike. A consultant states under 10 percent cannot afford to buy, while the potential rent rise after purchase nears 65 percent and investors may buy about 20 percent of units.
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Nationwide fuel supply varies across states still tight
The AP found wide variance in fuel availability as California faces rationing and high prices. Gov. Brown met Carter amid anger while other states report spot shortages, tightening supplies, and delicate markets. Prices range widely with California unleaded near $0.99 per gallon and national averages around 79 to 86 cents. Brown cites a May allocation dip but expects June improvement. Virginia, Montana, Illinois, and Georgia report varying conditions. Memorial Day driving concerns officials about future shortages and consumer behavior.
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Maryland surveyor board probes local complaints
The Maryland State Board of Registration for Professional Land Surveyors met in Frederick to review complaints from across the state. An investigation was ordered into a firm alleged not to be properly registered. A local complaint about a Green Valley subdivision deed work was resolved and will be corrected in two weeks. The meeting mainly handled new applications. attendees included board leaders and staff.
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