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The challenged legislation comes as telecommunications companies set the stage for planned 5G wireless technology.
May 10, 2019 at 02:16 PM
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Just days after a legislative session filled with debate about state lawmakers overriding the power of local governments, the Florida League of Cities and three communities have filed a constitutional challenge to a 2017 law dealing with wireless technology.
The league and the cities of Fort Walton Beach, Naples and Port Orange filed the lawsuit Tuesday in Leon Circuit Court, contending the 2017 law infringes on home-rule powers and would lead to an unconstitutional taking of city property.
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