Town rejects question 4 (Enterprise Re-Zone) and approves everything else.

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The meeting ended at midnight; over 800 people attended filling the Luther Burbank auditorium with overflow in the cafeteria and gym.

Article 3, the 40R district, won handily.   It required only a majority vote, as one of the types of housing articles exempted from requiring a supermajority by a law adopted in January, 2020.

Article 4, the enterprise rezone, was narrowly defeated. 

The meeting concluded just before midnight.

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