Take off the blinders. It's time to consider alternatives. They have ratified it.
Referendums require a majority to pass.
Over half the voters voted against it. But electoral math isn't the only issue about which Mr. Jones appears to be wishfuly thinking. Even before the election, in 1998, the board received a petition signed by well over 500 people opposed to Wavecrest. A lawsuit was filed against the project. And a Grand Jury raised deeply troubling concerns about it.