Well, on the same ballot you will be asked to sanctify the next act of destruction. And the monied interests are stoking the boilers, big time. The builders will disingenuously decry the need for affordable housing. Business will say, you've got to grow or the economy will take a big hit. And so on.
Unlimited growth is the mode of the cancer cell.
At some point, growth does have to stop. I wish I could take you back to 1950 or 1960 and show you what we've lost, as an example of what we still stand to lose. But I can't. So take a trip to Los Angeles and see if that's what you want. That's what you get when you don't limit growth, and that's just where the train is headed.