· 1/11/2001
City of Winter Springs v. State
Citations
- 776 So. 2d 255
- 2001 WL 23107
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- stating that such disagreement between experts is “legally inconsequential”
- “[A] mere disagreement of experts as to the choice of methodology is legally inconsequential.”
- “And though a court may recognize valid alternative methods of apportionment, so long as the legislative determination by the City is not arbitrary, a court should not substitute its judgment for that of the local legislative body.”
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Judges: Harding
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