Residents, country club to agree on development

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Attorneys for the Country Club of Maryland announced on Friday their clients are willing to make concessions to appease residents who oppose the club?s development plans, ending a controversial county hearing before it started.

About 30 members of the Idlewylde community in Baltimore County signed up to speak against the country club?s plans for 46 houses on its golf course at the continuation of a zoning hearing Friday, but didn?t when attorneys said they are willing to discuss changes to the plan.

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