Slotted for development, Holly Neck saved by agreement

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The wealthy owner once envisioned luxury marinas, hotels, nightclubs, thousands of homes and condos on his 605 pristine waterfront acres in Baltimore County?s quiet Back River Neck peninsula ? a miniature Ocean City.

Now, 30 years later, owner Leonard Berger has placed all but 57 acres in permanent environmental conservation, including a 128-acre site where ecologists have literally created wetlands that will one day be thriving amphibian breeding grounds.

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