Some Who Chased The Sun Now Flee The Sprawl

"Initial polls showed nearly 70 percent of voters backed the idea of clamping down growth and setting up boundaries.Growth boundaries make sense in old-style, compact cities that are losing population as people move out and overrun small farm towns, he [Grady Gammage, a Phoenix land-use attorney] said. They don't make sense in a spread-out city that is becoming denser. And Arizona has neither small farming towns nor is in danger of running out of farmland. "