Author: Paul J. Beard II Today, PLF moderated a Web chat on Amendment 4, which will appear on next month's ballot in Florida. If passed, Amendment 4 would modify the Florida Constitution to require a popular vote, by referendum, before a local government could adopt a new comprehensive land use plan or amend an existing … ...
Author: Alan DeSerio Florida voters were faced this week with a myriad of ballot choices affecting the future of the State. One of them was Amendment 4. Draped with banners of "home town democracy," the proposal seemed innocuous enough, promising to give "the people" the ability to control future growth in Florida. ...