More than 100 people packed a meeting room at the Abingdon Library Tuesday night, concerned about the traffic a proposed residential and commercial development on the former Bel Air Auto Auction site, just south of the Harford Mall, on busy business Route 1 could generate. Alan Cohen, a Washington,…
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More traffic in already busy area major concern for residents near former Auto Auction site
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