Charter Amendment Expanding Allowable Advertising at Parks
In plain English
This measure expands permissible advertising in parks subject to Article 7 of the Charter by removing the requirement that advertising must relate to event or facility sponsorships. Advertising must not unreasonably impair public park use or damage the park, and all generated revenue must be used exclusively for the park system.
Who's behind this measure?
Public positions and campaign money—not a recommendation for how to vote.
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Official ballot summary
Shall the Charter be amended to expand permissible advertising in parks subject to Article 7 of the Charter by removing the requirement that advertising in those parks must be related to sponsorship of events or facilities in the parks, provided that such advertising does not unreasonably impair the public use of the park or damage the park and any revenue generated be for the exclusive use of the park system?
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