Zoning Change for Possible Low-Income Housing in Crisfield Sparks Debate
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Tonight's Crisfield City Council workshop was filled with opposition as residents voiced strong opposition to a proposed zoning change that could have allowed for a low-income housing development at the site of the abandoned Pines Motel.
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Tonight's Crisfield City Council workshop was filled with opposition as residents voiced strong opposition to a proposed zoning change that could have allowed for a low-income housing development at the site of the abandoned Pines Motel. The council workshop drew dozens of concerned neighbors.
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