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Measure 2 - Flags Displayed on City Property Amendment
Measure 2 - Flags Displayed on City Property Amendment
Measure 2 - Flags Displayed on City Property Amendment
March 5, 2024
March 5, 2024
March 5, 2024
Overview
Measure 2 is a proposed charter amendment on the March 2024 ballot seeking to restrict what flags can be displayed on Huntington Beach city property.
Key Facts
Would prohibit the city from displaying any flags on public property without a unanimous city council vote, with specific exceptions.
Exceptions are made for U.S., California, Orange County, and Huntington Beach flags.
Also exempts POW-MIA, Armed Forces, and Olympic flags during summer games.
Financial Impact
No major financial impact projected.
Who is Impacted
Huntington Beach residents and visitors would see restrictions on what flags are allowed to fly over city property.
Intended For
Supporters argue limiting flag displays promotes unity, while opponents contend it makes displaying certain flags like Pride flags harder.
Voter Impacts
Voters decide if they want tighter controls over flags on city land. Approving grants the council more oversight authority while rejecting preserves the status quo with likely broader flag allowances.
In summary, Huntington Beach's Measure 2 would amend the city charter to prohibit displaying most flags on public property without unanimous city council approval, with critics arguing it targets displays like Pride flags.
Overview
Measure 2 is a proposed charter amendment on the March 2024 ballot seeking to restrict what flags can be displayed on Huntington Beach city property.
Key Facts
Would prohibit the city from displaying any flags on public property without a unanimous city council vote, with specific exceptions.
Exceptions are made for U.S., California, Orange County, and Huntington Beach flags.
Also exempts POW-MIA, Armed Forces, and Olympic flags during summer games.
Financial Impact
No major financial impact projected.
Who is Impacted
Huntington Beach residents and visitors would see restrictions on what flags are allowed to fly over city property.
Intended For
Supporters argue limiting flag displays promotes unity, while opponents contend it makes displaying certain flags like Pride flags harder.
Voter Impacts
Voters decide if they want tighter controls over flags on city land. Approving grants the council more oversight authority while rejecting preserves the status quo with likely broader flag allowances.
In summary, Huntington Beach's Measure 2 would amend the city charter to prohibit displaying most flags on public property without unanimous city council approval, with critics arguing it targets displays like Pride flags.
Overview
Measure 2 is a proposed charter amendment on the March 2024 ballot seeking to restrict what flags can be displayed on Huntington Beach city property.
Key Facts
Would prohibit the city from displaying any flags on public property without a unanimous city council vote, with specific exceptions.
Exceptions are made for U.S., California, Orange County, and Huntington Beach flags.
Also exempts POW-MIA, Armed Forces, and Olympic flags during summer games.
Financial Impact
No major financial impact projected.
Who is Impacted
Huntington Beach residents and visitors would see restrictions on what flags are allowed to fly over city property.
Intended For
Supporters argue limiting flag displays promotes unity, while opponents contend it makes displaying certain flags like Pride flags harder.
Voter Impacts
Voters decide if they want tighter controls over flags on city land. Approving grants the council more oversight authority while rejecting preserves the status quo with likely broader flag allowances.
In summary, Huntington Beach's Measure 2 would amend the city charter to prohibit displaying most flags on public property without unanimous city council approval, with critics arguing it targets displays like Pride flags.
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