Gov. Bush's Bill To Link Classrooms And Development
29 December 2001 - 5:00am
Governor Jeb Bush is pushing a growth plan that considers availability of classrooms before approving development.
Connecting classroom availability to development approval seems like a simple concept that should have been part of Florida's growth management laws long ago. But the governor has been unable to get his proposal to pass the Legislature. The idea bogged down because lawmakers, lobbyists and the governor disagree about how to pay for new classroom space.
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The St. Petersburg Times, December 28, 2001
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