Supervisor wants tenant flood warnings

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A Fairfax County supervisor, who represents a district that last year’s flood waters devastated, wants a law to force property owners to disclose potential for flooding to their tenants.

Huntington, a community in the eastern part of the county that bore the brunt of the summer’s torrential rains and flooding, saw more than 150 homes inundated by swells from nearby Cameron Run. The surge of water dealt millions in property damage.

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