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Beyond the 2026 ballot

City Topics

VoteMarinaCA can continue in a later site version as a public-record guide to major Marina issues. Measure Q remains one topic. Other City questions can be researched separately without forcing every issue into the tax debate.

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Measure Q & Public Facilities

Facilities condition, CFCAC, household cost, available money, bond funding and construction escalation.

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City Finances

General Fund, reserves, building and improvement projects, restricted funds, day-to-day costs and long-term financial choices.

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Development

The Dunes, Sea Haven, Marina Station, hotels, Mercedes-Benz, Joby and the public return expected from development agreements.

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Parks & Recreation

Aquatic and Sports Center, Sea Haven Park, Dunes Park, Equestrian Center and other recreation investments.

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Housing & City-Owned Property

Preston Park, Abrams Park, affordable housing and questions about refunding, maintenance and restricted funds.

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Transportation

Reservation Road, Del Monte Boulevard, signals, roundabouts, grants and transportation funding.

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Water & Litigation

Cal Am desalination, groundwater concerns, litigation spending and how to separate policy disputes from budget facts.

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Public Records & Transparency

CPRA requests, meeting records, source verification and how records disputes should be evaluated against the actual decision at issue.

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Sources & Research

Primary City documents, audits, staff reports, ballot materials and the source trail used throughout the site.

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Post-election structure

After November 2026, the horizontal navigation can remain focused on long-term City topics. Measure Q can be reduced to a historical section with its own vertical navigation, preserving the research without making the completed election the center of the site.