GREENBELT; Council Incumbents Seek Reelection After Noncontentious Race
Items in Thursday's Montgomery and Prince George's Weekly sections incorrectly stated that voters in College Park, Greenbelt, Rockville and Takoma Park must bring voter registration cards with them to the polls Tuesday. Those cards are not necessary. (Published 11/2/91)</br></br>Residents in Greenbelt are expected to flock to the polls in unprecedented numbers Tuesday in nonpartisan elections largely uncontested and surprisingly unthematic.</br></br>Candidate Richard Zugby, making his third attempt to be voted onto the council, summed up the '91 city elections thusly: "Nothing is broke and I just want to keep it that way."</br></br>Strong issues and contentiousness are not alien to Greenbelt, however, most residents of this swelling city of 20,000 in northern Prince George's seem to have found common ground on such concerns as putting limits on development and preservation of open space.</br></br>With a Metro Green Line station scheduled to open in 1993, residents also are seeking remedies to the increased crime and traffic expected to follow.