Why was library plan not on 2016 ballot measure?

Jul 7, 2022
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Updated: Jul 13, 2022

Where is the City of Santa Cruz liabilities [sic] in continuing the push for a library, garage, housing project that the voters did not vote for? Why did the City of Santa Cruz spend a large sum of money to evaluate the need for parking in downtown Santa Cruz and then ignore the study? ...

— Tim Kensit, Santa Cruz

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