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https://news.wjct.org/show/first-coas... Bills advancing through the Florida Legislature could dramatically affect life on the First Coast, especially in the region’s remaining rural areas. Of particular concern for southern St. Johns County are the so-called “Blue Ribbon Projects,” companion bills that would essentially strip local governments and residents of any say in developments larger than 10,000 acres, as long as certain conditions are met. Supporters point to requirements that 60% of the land be “reserved” and not developed. Opponents note "reserved" doesn’t mean "conserved," and the land could still be used for everything from electric and water utilities to standard amenities and golf courses. The Blue Ribbon bills are among several fast-moving proposals that favor developers and limit opportunities for public participation. Guests: Kim Dinkins, policy and planning director, 1000 Friends of Florida Jason Garcia, investigative reporter at Seeking Rents and author of Big Profits, Tiny Taxes