Opponents of Measure L rally in Brentwood. (Photo Courtesy of Alliance for a Better Brentwood)

Voters in Brentwood have scuttled a ballot measure that would have cleared the way for construction of up to 2,400 housing units and 225 acres of designated open space on an 815-acre area on the city’s western border.

More than 71 percent of voters this month opposed Measure L, according to complete unofficial election results.

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