Save Boca vs Rescue Boca: Lines drawn in Terra, Frisbie’s contentious One Boca project
A public-private partnership between Boca Raton, David Martin’s Terra and the Frisbie family’s Frisbie Group to redevelop the coastal city’s government campus has erupted into an impassioned debate over how, exactly, public land should be used, sold and leased. But a judge just threw a wrench in local efforts to drastically overhaul these processes. Since Terra and Frisbie’s One Boca proposal won the project bid in February, a vocal contingent of Boca Raton residents have organized against it under the banner of Save Boca, led by resident Jonathan Pearlman. Save Boca collected more than 7,000 signatures opposing the redevelopment and […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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