Before voters renewed Measure A—which funds the maintenance and acquisition of county parks, open space preserves, and protected farmland—the county spent a lot of time rethinking how to allocate the revenue it generates. Now, just four years later, the Marin County Civil Grand Jury wants to rethink it again.
In a new report, the jury suggested that voters be given a chance to weigh in separately on spending for parks and spending for agriculture. Instead…