Towson apartments subject of code dispute

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Residents frustrated with rowdy student inhabitants of a Towson apartment complex are accusing county employeesof skirting demands for a crackdown on codes that limit the number of tenants per unit.

Members of the Riderwood Hills community said they can?t get a straight answer on just how many tenants are allowed in a rental unit like the Kenilworth at Charles apartments in their neighborhood. They say their community is forced to endure disturbances that are more serious than what county leaders chalk up to typical “town and gown” inconveniences.

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