Backlash grows: Miami Beach joins Live Local Act fight, weighs legal challenge
Miami Beach is beefing up its fight against the Live Local Act, making it the latest South Florida municipality to take aim at the polarizing state law. The City Commission on Thursday approved at least eight measures aimed at Live Local, including an item that lays the groundwork for Miami Beach to pursue a legal challenge over the state law, the South Florida Business Journal reported. The votes came after Miami officials in June directed the city attorney to explore pathways to challenge the law and allowed him to take legal action. One of Miami Beach’s newly approved measures calls […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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