Join us for a celebration of victory!Come celebrate the Hold the Line Campaign’s latest victories at Biscayne Nature Center at Crandon Park on Sunday, June 28th at 11:00 a.m. Thanks to our diligent community and ferocious attorneys, our efforts to move the Urban Development Boundary are succeeding!
It's going to be a blast, so don't miss out on this opportunity to rejoice and reclaim our Miami. Join us for free food, music and fun right on the beach! Don't forget your bathing suits to cool down after lunch!
Bring your friends and family for a day of fun in the sun! To RSVP contact droda@cleanwater.org
$5 parking fee -- donations accepted to legal fund...
4 comments:
Hold the Line doesn't stop sprawl, in fact it forces development pressure into 5-acre lots, the worst kind of sprawl. And it gives an easy answer so people won't think about what would really be better planning. Anyone who favors smart growth and goes to this party is getting snowed.
Putz.
Like there are not some very successful growers on 5 acres, but then, they would not be out there being successful, if someone didn't step up to the plate and hold the line.
Who wants 5-acre ranchettes sprawling over hundreds of square miles? Increasing demand for roads, fragmenting ownership? Holding the line ensures that that will be the reality. Can't you people see that holding the line is not the solution, just a band-aid? Nut no, you just want to deal in easy answers.
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