A document discussed by the state’s Blue-Green Algae Task Force should be viewed, members said, as a broad road map for lawmakers with the 2020 legislative session less than 100 days away.

And task force members, meeting in Gainesville to further edit the document, said they will look in future meetings beyond Lake Okeechobee and nearby waterways that have been plagued by toxic algae.

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