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Door still open for Gilbert anti-rail ordinance after council rejection 

Gilbert Mayor Brigette Peterson left the door open for an ordinance that may limit rail in town, though Town Council rejected a strict prohibition against the use of town resources on the subject. 

Peterson expressed disappointment after the 4-3 vote that the proposed ordinance was not tabled until the language could be further worked and clarified. Peterson pushed for that outcome, but Council Member Chuck Bongiovanni called for the question to be decided, at which time it failed. 

New council members Bongiovanni, Jim Torgeson and Bobbi Buchli requested the item be put the ordinance on the agenda and voted for it. 

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