A contract with Atlanta’s public transportation provider that would have brought a significant expansion of mass transit was voted down by a long-resistant county Tuesday.
Gwinnett County’s referendum asked voters if they wanted to authorize a contract with MARTA and impose a 1 percent sales tax for transit expansion projects in the county just north of the city.
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