The Montgomery County Council sidestepped the most controversial and expensive pieces of an aggressive environmental package for the county, but moved forward on four elements with a lower immediate impact.
Meeting in committees Thursday, the council put on hold a bill requiring homebuyers obtain a “home energy audit” as part of the initial home inspection. The audits, designed to inform potential buyers of the home’s energy efficiency, would cost $250 to $500.
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