Productivity housing bill passed in MontCo in Rockville
Montgomery County Council approved a productivity housing measure by seven to none in a pared down form. The law applies to select commercial and industrial zones with 12.5 to 21.5 units per acre and requires at least half of units to be sold or rented to households earning below area median income.
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Rockville
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William E. Hanna Jr
Isiah Leggett
Michael L. Subin
Courts' future at issue in Maryland funding debate
Rockville officials weigh a state takeover of court funding amid warnings from Judge Weinstein and Senator Ruben that Montgomery County would lose input and face tax increases. The commission backs consolidating circuits under statewide control, appointing administrative judges, and shifting clerks of wills to appointment with retention votes by the Senate.
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William E. Hanna Jr
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Court of Appeals
Court of Special Appeals
James J. Cromwell
Cromwell
Senate
General Assembly
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