By Karen Bouffard and Darren A. Nichols The Detroit News Comments Purchase Image DPS Emergency Financial Manager Roy Roberts had said he would leave if Proposal 1 failed. (Steve Perez / The Detroit News) Lansing â€" Gov. Rick Snyder on Wednesday called the defeat of Proposition 1 a "disappointment" but said lawmakers need to begin working on a contingency plan to replace the state's repealed emergency manager law, Public Act 4. Snyder said he will press state lawmakers to finish work on a bill that's in the works to keep emergency managers in place in some form. "(Emergency managers) are currently under Public Act 72, the old emergency manager law (and) that is subject to judicial review,"...
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