County, facing school crowding, may limit new development size

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Large housing developments in Anne Arundel trying to squeeze new students into nearly full public schools soon may end under a County Council proposal.

“This allows the county to look at projected enrollment and make adjustments … so we don?t have one seat for a 1,000-house development,” said Councilman Jamie Benoit, D-District 4.

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