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Arlington County Board tasked a lawyer with appealing a decision by a judge to limit multifamily homes in areas zoned for single-family houses.
The ruling was a win for some Arlington neighbors who sued the county, saying they were concerned about overpopulation, waste issues and the value of their houses and properties going down.
Arlington Neighbors for Neighbors raised money from more than 1,000 people to support the suit.
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