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But realize that this is part of the No on D campaign, instead of issuing a blanket ban they want REAL SOLUTIONS. You obviously prefer an entire ban then try to go back and work out a solution, but that is less likely to happen if this passes b/c the issue will most likely lose steam and be forgotten, which is what the Yes on D side wants I'm sure.
The Beach Alcohol Task Force spent months studying this issue seeking input from everyone about what to do. There are many many recommendations and NONE of them were a city wide ban. We didn't even try to enact most of these recommendations to see if they work. Why not try to find a sensible solution that pleases both sides instead of it being an all or nothing situation right now that will leave one side very upset come Wed?
I plan to Vote YES on Prop D, because that will be an immediate resolution to this ongoing problem.
If your side wants to get a new proposition on the ballot in a future election, I'll be happy to consider it at that time.
I believe your side should have worked harder to add your solution as a 3rd choice on this year's election. But that didn't happen.
So we currently have only two choices at this time - YES or NO, and I plan to vote YES to Prop D.
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VOTE YES ON PROP D FOR CLEANER AND SAFER BEACHES
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