Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski

Group has one more week to get enough signatures to put the issue on the ballot.

Legislators, advocates want the state to intervene.

The council is fixing legislation it passed by veto override.

Henry’s departure comes during Olszewski’s congressional campaign.

They delivered more than 10,000 signatures to the board of elections.

County Executive Johnny Olszewski vetoed the bill in early June. He said its limits on new housing projects near overcrowded schools would stunt efforts for affordable housing.

Two schools will serve as bulk pickup zones for families to grab a weeks-worth of breakfast and lunch for their kids.

Critics say the bill would create more problems, like a lack of affordable housing. But advocates say there’s an urgent need for school relief.

Council members say they were kept in the dark over escalating costs.

Voters will decide the issue if the County Council puts it on the November ballot.