Measure D Open Space and Agricultural Regulations
Summary
The county approved funding for a professional poll to gauge voter opinions on potential changes to Measure D, the 2000 initiative protecting open space and agricultural lands in East County. Agricultural advocates argue current rules are too restrictive and harm local farming and the wine economy, while environmentalists and open space defenders warn against weakening protections.
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Last discussed Jun 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
The polling contract costs $149,100, funded by District 1 FY 25/26 approved budget revenues.
East County agricultural producers, vineyard owners, and landowners seeking regulatory flexibility.
Environmental advocates and residents concerned about urban sprawl and the preservation of open space.
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