ANNAPOLIS – Legislation is moving toward final passage in the Maryland General Assembly that would prohibit the Prince George’s County Council and executive from approving development projects to which they have political ties.
In a preliminary tally, the House of Delegates gave unanimous approval to an already-passed Senate bill, which would prevent the local officials from ruling on development deals if a political slate on which they ran accepted donations from the company.
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