Tight budget could eliminate affordable housing growth

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Money and government-owned property intended to create more affordable housing in Anne Arundel could be on the chopping block because of the county?s slim budget, officials said.

The County Council held a bill that would have donated $800,000 worth of surplus county property to a nonprofit trying to build work force housing.

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