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Measure K Prohibition of Automated Traffic Enforcement Systems City of Anaheim Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required Pass: 47,246 / 72.8% Yes votes ...... 17,688 / 27.2% No votes
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Results as of Jan 6 2:58pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (177/177) 55.4% Voter Turnout (898,205/1,621,934) |
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This measure prohibits the City Council from enacting an ordinance which would permit or authorize any red light camera or other automated traffic enforcement system in the City of Anaheim. The term, "red light camera or other automated traffic enforcement system" means and includes any automated traffic enforcement system, as that term is used in California Vehicle Code Section 21455.55 or any successor legislation, which is used to enforce any provision of the California Vehicle Code. This measure also prohibits the City Council and any City officer or employee from 1) taking any action in his or her official capacity that would directly or indirectly result in the authorization, approval or installation of any red light camera or other automated traffic enforcement system in Anaheim; 2) acquiescing in any action or decision of another governmental agency or failing to object to such action or decision, resulting in the authorization, approval or installation of any red light camera or other automated traffic enforcement system in Anaheim; or 3) approving, authorizing or entering into any agreement or taking any other action of any kind that would result in the installation of any red light camera or other automated traffic enforcement system in Anaheim, including any such agreement that would result in the City receiving any revenue from the installation of such camera or automated system. If adopted, this measure will prohibit the installation of red light cameras or other automated traffic enforcement system in Anaheim without subsequent Charter Amendment approved by the voters of Anaheim.
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