Summary
St. George's mayor has spoken out after voters rejected Amendment Two, and the message is basically: the city's direction now gets decided without whatever that measure would have changed. The statement signals how City Hall plans to move forward after the loss at the ballot box. Specifics on the amendment's scope and next steps are still thin, so expect more details to surface.
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Impact analysis
No immediate hit to city coffers is clear from the statement, but the rejected amendment means any funding or budget changes it proposed are off the table for now.
Residents who opposed Amendment Two come out ahead — they keep the current rules and any status-quo funding arrangements intact.
Supporters of Amendment Two, plus anyone who expected the city to gain from whatever the amendment would have funded, are on the losing end.
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