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County Referendum 6: Expanding Allowable Advertising At Parks Charter Amendment

Parks covered by the county charter could display ads not tied to sponsoring events or facilities. Revenue would go only to the park system.

Park ad buyers could seek space without sponsoring an event or facility, subject to later county decisions.

Park ad buyers currently need a sponsorship connection to advertise in covered parks.

Park visits could include ads unrelated to events or facilities if county officials permit them.

Park visits today are subject to a rule tying ads to sponsorship of events or facilities.

Park advertising work could include requests from nonsponsors if county officials open those sales.

Park advertising work currently operates under a rule requiring ads to connect to event or facility sponsorship.

County park funding could gain revenue from ads unrelated to sponsorship if sold. Any proceeds must stay within the park system.

County park funding today draws on general tax money and fees. Park ads remain tied to sponsorship.

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