It would have to authorize some action by a board that had power over the project, he said. Meanwhile, a referendum faces opposition among Guilford commissioners. Chairman Bob Landreth said it would be foolish to hold a referendum on issues the public has elected and appointed boards to decide. But Fischer said the push for a referendum is motivated by project foes' dissatisfaction with how elected officials aren't taking their views into account. Story ideas Contact the newsroom with story ideas.
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