Vermont Town Wants Big Boxes
8 April 2005 - 11:00am
Voters in Bennington, Vermont reject a cap on retail store size.
Faced with an impending proposal to build a larger Wal-Mart in Bennington, the town's select board adopted a cap on retail store size. In a referendum on April 5, voters disapproved of the cap by a wide margin.
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Retail Bylaw Rejected
Source:
Bennington Banner, April 6, 2005
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