This ordinance was passed. See FL.
Attorney General's letter link below.
The
City of Gainesville, FL did this about 5/2008
5.08
Civil
Rights. The City shall not enact, adopt,
enforce or administer any ordinance, regulation, rule or policy which
provides or entitles any person to claim protected status, quota
preferences or have a claim of discrimination based upon a
classification, characteristic or orientation not recognized by the
Florida Civil Rights Act (Fla. Stat. ss. 760.01-760.11 and 509.092).
Any ordinance or regulation enacted before this amendment or after
shall be construed in conformance with the Florida Civil Rights Act.
Any ordinance that violates this provision shall be void.
FL Attorney General Responds to Citizen in the Village of
Palmetto Bay, Miami, FL.
http://myfloridalegal.com/ago.nsf/printview/4E0274924B6F23E5852574F1005EAFD1
News
Proponents of Gainesville's gender identity ordinance insist
that accommodations for Gender Identity Disorder are commonplace, and
point with pride to the number of cities and counties passing laws
similar to Gainesville's ordinance. But a balanced perspective must
also take into consideration widespread restroom rapes and other
related molestations against women and young girls that occur when
males enter female restrooms. Here is a short list that represents a
large problem: