When state law narrows what local officials can decide, or moves approvals out of public hearings, it changes how and where residents can be heard.
We've pulled together a full voting record for every current and recent Wellington Council member, focused specifically on land-use and development decisions: rezonings, annexations, master plans, conditional uses, and comprehensive plan amendments.
The New York Times just published a deep look at where Wellington's equestrian economy is headed, and it's worth reading in full, because the numbers involved say a lot about the pressure this village is under.
This is not the portfolio of a horse show operator. It is the portfolio of a real estate developer, one for whom the horse show is, at this point, a means to an end.
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