The appellate decision kills a public referendum on the proposed nine-story, 378-unit Archstone at Palmetto Park project.
January 29, 2014 at 09:00 PM
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The possibility of a citizens’ referendum on a large downtown rental development in Boca Raton was killed Wednesday by the Fourth District Court of Appeal.
The court concluded Palm Beach Circuit Judge Lucy Chernow Brown misinterpreted the intent of a 2012 state law on exceptions to a 2011 ban enacted on referenda challenging land development orders.
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