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Last week the Charles County Commissioners held an open forum to discuss a proposal to reduce the minimum home size in Charles County from 1,650 square feet to 1,250 s.f..
I personally feel that the idea of reducing the minimum home size builders can construct is an excellent idea, and I was dismayed to see the article in the Maryland Independent that gave what was (in my opinion) a biased, narrow-minded viewpoint of the proposal. I wanted to speak about some of the inaccuracies that the article printed as fact without any editorial verification. Perhaps if people looked at this issue from a broader standpoint, this proposal would make a lot more sense.
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