Florida Lawmakers Put Developers' Interests Ahead of Residents' Hurricane Safety
Lawmakers told local governments that they were not allowed to make “burdensome” changes to their land-use or growth plan regulations.
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Lawmakers told local governments that they were not allowed to make “burdensome” changes to their land-use or growth plan regulations.
So much, they want to put residents at risk of being killed by hurricanes!
Putting more people in Southwest Florida's coastal hazard zones is putting more people in danger's path.
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