Bill targets development on rural land

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Proposed legislation could limit non-residential development on rural Baltimore County land — affecting about two thirds of the county.

Baltimore County Councilman Bryan McIntire introduced legislation this week limiting most nonresidential development on land for “resource conservation” to a 5 percent footprint. For example, new buildings, parking lots and sidewalks could not cover more than five acres of a 100-acre site.

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