The Florida voter initiatives make for entertaining reading most election cycles, but every once in a while an important one slips into the stream. Amendment 4 is one of them.
I first noticed a "Vote No on Amendment 4" banner attached to a land developer's building. Then I saw one on a Rinker site - a company that provides fill for new construction sites.
That spurred some research.
In short:
* link is to a synopsis of the history of this legislation and here you'll find a lot of wonky land use definitions.Amendment 4 requires the voters ok any changes to the Comprehensive Land Use Plan* at the community's expense.
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