County Planning Board interviews reveal possible conflicts of interest

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Possible cases of conflict of interest arose with two out of the three candidates interviewed Tuesday for a pair of coveted positions on the Montgomery County Planning Board.

Finalist Tedi Osias’ employment by the county’s Housing Opportunities Commission was called into question by County Council members, as was Robert Mitchell’s decades of experience in the building industry.

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