South Florida Water Management District could lose $98 million annually by 2030 if Amendment 3 passes

South Florida Water Management District could lose $98 million annually by 2030 if Amendment 3 passes
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The South Florida Water Management District could lose approximately $98 million in annual revenue by 2030 if Amendment 3 passes, according to data presented this week at Stuart City Hall. Amendment 3 would reduce property tax revenue that funds waterway protection projects in Florida.

Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard told the

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