Planned Konterra development could qualify for tax breaks

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A planned mixed-use development along Interstate 95 in Laurel could qualify for a proposed Prince George’s County tax break program designed for revitalization, despite county officials’ efforts to deny the project the perks.

County Executive Rushern Baker declined requests by the Gould family, developers of the 2,200-acre Konterra development, to expand the areas in which the program could apply, according to Thomas Himler, the county’s deputy chief administrative officer for budget, finance and administration.

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