It's not too soon to revisit 2011 growth law changes, state's first planning chief says | The Florida Current

Don't look for the state legislature to provide much guidance on the state's role in planning. Providing a working definition of what the Office of Economic Opportunity - the one that replaced the Department of Community Affairs - actually is protecting by referring to ""important state resources and facilities." The current, revised legislation limits their purview to that, but no one seems to know exactly what those would be. Click title for link.