Critical areas still vulnerable in Anne Arundel

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Anne Arundel County has seen a 20 percent drop in recent years in the number of violations of laws protecting sensitive coastal areas, but critics say the county could do more to enforce the law.

“I just don’t believe the county is doing their job,” said Paul Spadaro, president of the Magothy River Association. “This whole build-and-ask-forgiveness-later attitude is becoming a trend.”

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