St. Johns County reversed approval of a 4,000-home development project near Nocatee that relied on Florida's new agricultural enclave law, and may pursue legal action against the state law itself. The moves signal local resistance to state-mandated fast-track rural development.
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St. Johns County may go to court over a new law that eases development of agricultural lands. The post St. Johns wants to challenge Florida’s agricultural enclave development law appeared first on Jacksonville Today .
The project sought approval under a new state law easing development of "agricultural enclaves." The post St. Johns County reverses course and denies 4,000-home development near Nocatee appeared first on Jacksonville Today .