A $1.8 billion waterfront development was approved for $107 million in tax increment financing bonds by a Baltimore City Council committee over the objections of a number of protesters at City Hall. Several business and labor groups say the 27-acre mixed-use Harbor Point project will be an economic engine for the city. The full City Council still needs to approve the incentive package. Read The Baltimore Sun story here.
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