> Wow, so they passed a national law that essentially targets just a single park? How often does that happen anywhere? Might be more common than you think. Th

> Wow, so they passed a national law that essentially targets just a single park? How often does that happen anywhere? Might be more common than you think. The state of Missouri passed an amendment in 2010 [1] that changed rules about a position "except counties with a population between 600,001-699,999", which just happened to only apply to Jackson County in the state. (I always assumed there was some kind of backroom dealing involved with the officials of that county.) I can't find it now but I also think there's a similar law that used a similar population work around with a limit of 1,000,000 people, which was in danger of no longer applying to St. Louis county because the population was threatening to fall to around 999,000. [1] https://ballotpedia.org/Missouri_Election_of_Charter_County_Assessors,_Amendment_1_(2010) https://ballotpedia.org/Missouri_Election_of_Charter_County_...