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Oct 23, 2026
Episode 61: Ron Kashden on The Obsidian and local elections - October 22 2026
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8:46Cathy AntunesHOST
What were they? What were you telling the city commission about this arbitration process?
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8:53Ron ShapiroGUEST
Yeah, just a little bit of background is that there's an option available to developers in the state of Florida.
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9:07Ron ShapiroGUEST
And it basically allows developers, when they've had a project rejected by a city, to have an alternative approach to try to get it approved.
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9:17Ron ShapiroGUEST
And the process involves the two parties or the developer's team and the city staff, and they select a magistrate to serve as first a mediator and then an arbitrator for a way to resolve the project to then go back to the city commission to, from the developer's standpoint, hopefully get approved.
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