Members of the Baltimore County Councilhave approved hurdles for residential development on waterfront property in the Bowleys Quarters and Lower Back River Neck areas.

Lawmakers unanimously passed legislation removing residential zoning from property designated as marinas or boatyards after neighbors voiced concern over their potential for condominium development.

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