Proposition 100, drafted with the support of developers and other businesses to counter the much tougher Prop. 202, was ordered removed from the ballot by a lower court earlier. The judge said that the measure violated state law by addressing more than one issue in a single proposition.
The lower court's decision was overturned by the state Supreme Court on Thursday, so Prop. 100 can appear on the ballot after all.
Proposition 100, known as "Growing Smarter Plus," is an extension of a land conservation plan passed last year by the Legislature. Growing Smarter Plus would change the way the state manages its land and would set aside up to 3% of it for preservation.
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