The $12 million developers and other business interests invested to defeat Amendment 4 paid off Tuesday night when voters resoundingly defeated the measure that would have given residents more power over land use decisions in their communities.
November 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The proposed amendment to the Florida Constitution, which would have drastically changed the state’s growth-management system, was rejected by 67 percent of the voters Tuesday. The amendment required 60 percent for approval.
Amendment 4 would have required voter consent before any changes to state, city and county comprehensive land-use plans could be made.
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