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Delegation debates HB 305 change to community association standing for nuisance suits; developers oppose
Summary
HB 305 would broaden who can sue for nuisance in Baltimore County by changing standing rules for community associations. Developers and real‑estate trade groups testified in opposition, saying the bill removes membership and local‑support thresholds and could allow remote or nominal organizations to file suits.
Delegate Robin Grammer introduced House Bill 305 to alter the qualifications that give community associations standing to seek judicial relief in nuisance actions in Baltimore County. The bill’s sponsor said the changes aim to modernize the statute and mirror revisions Baltimore City adopted; sponsor amendments add a 60‑day waiting period for properties subject to active enforcement plans, exclude stormwater management from…
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