If you believe the needs of DD2 and DD4 are real, and if you believe that the quality of K-12 education depends in part on adequate facilities, there is little choice. Vote “Yes”. However, if you want to register a protest against developers, higher taxes, the lack of oversight, or any number of other grievances, real and imagined, vote “No”.
[Jennifer Kunda] had the responsibility of preparing and revising a comprehensive development plan; preparing zoning ordinances; making recommendations for revisions to zoning and land development standards; and more. … Nevertheless, she is positioning herself as some sort of “outsider” to the process. But this isn’t true.
It is not typical for a newly minted member of the House to derail a major legislative priority of his own party within the first few days of his arrival in Columbia. But that is what Republican Greg Ford did.