Arizona Growth Control Measures Defeated
15 November 2000 - 8:00am
Arizona voters defeated two growth control measures on the ballot. Many citizens say what is needed is a compromise measure.
Two attempts to limit growth, Proposition 100 and 202, both failed in Arizona, but new efforts are possible.Some citizens say they would like to see a compromise measure to control building. At issue are some 800,000 acres of developable land in the West Valley area.
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The Arizona Republic, November 15, 2000
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