The Green Fund that is at the center of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s legislative efforts this year is to help pay for bay clean-up efforts. But questions about the money have one House of Delegates committee struggling. WYPR’s Joel McCord reports.
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March 15, 2007
Radio: Green Fund top priority
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Well, well, well. The CBF is up to their old tricks again. In concert with the socialist legislature and environmental wackos, the CBF is working hard to make affordable housing non-existent in the state of Maryland. The cost of new construction is about to go way up. Builders will just pass this new TAX onto consumers and the cost of new (and existing) homes will rise as well. As builders flee the state and the median cost of housing increases, minorities are especially hard hit by stupid legislation like this and the unintended consequences that follow.
After this stupid bill passes and everybody begins to whine about the lack of affordable housing (especially in rural areas), please direct you nashing of teeth towards Annapolis and the CBF.
Posted by: Mark, BS, MS, PhD | March 23, 2007 at 09:29 PM
The more help the merrier.
Posted by: cee | November 04, 2009 at 06:09 PM