The Guardians of Martin County

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The Guardians of Martin County, a Florida non-profit corporation, are a non-partisan group of residents and
voters dedicated to supporting the integrity of the Martin County Comprehensive Growth Management Plan through increasing public awareness.

Because the Guardians believe that every resident of Martin County is a guardian of Martin County, the Guardians have progressed in popularity and thrived.

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Stuart lawyer sues Business Development Board over 'public' records, meetings

Palm Beach Post: Will money rule in Martin County?

The BOCC is using the budget crisis as an excuse to approve development projects for which there is ample available land within the Urban Services Boundary. Click here to contact the BOCC using our form (Deadline: April 12)

Read Martha Bennett's synopsis of the proposed Comp Plan amendments

Maggy Hurchalla's Speech at the 2010 Citizens' Growth Management Forum

Palm Beach Post: "They don't answer to county commissioners and don't have to tell residents when they meet. Their meetings don't have to be televised. They can redirect tax money. They take the heat off commissioners, who won't have to face residents..."

Nathaniel Reed's column in the Stuart News: "Contrary to columnist's suggestion, slow-growth advocates are pro-Martin County"

Mayor of Jupiter Island: "We are aware of the position taken by the Guardians of Martin County in a letter addressed to the DCA dated Dec. 31, 2009 and we wholeheartedly endorse their point of view." (.pdf required)

Maggy Hurchalla: "The pro-growth majority on the county commission is in a feeding frenzy..."

Palm Beach Post: "Send messages to state officials from the easy-access Guardians Web site..."

Palm Beach Post: "State officials... said allowing commercial development at the intersections could lead to 'sprawl.'"

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A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling 1-800-435-7352. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval or recommendation by the state.