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A “Yes” vote on these Measures requires age-inappropriate sexual material in the children and teen sections. A “No” vote allows the city to place them in the proper section.

A “yes” vote would be in support of the program and extending it for another 10 years, while a “no” vote would be in favor of ending the program after the current cycle’s projects wrap up.