Court Opens Way For Open-space Initiative In Utah
A popular petition to raise money for preservation of open space in Utah will now likely be on the November ballot, thanks to the Utah Supreme Court
"Backers of Utah's open-space initiative have weathered a costly initiative process, rejection by the state's election offic and redemption by the Utah Supreme Court.Now, it looks like they are back in business - and on the ballot come November.
Thanks to Wilf Sommerkorn
Published on Saturday, August 21, 2004 in
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