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Public commenters raise library obscenity claims; resident advocates for accessory dwelling units
5440923 · June 24, 2025
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Summary
At persons-to-be-heard, speakers urged action on potentially obscene books in schools/libraries and urged policy support for accessory dwelling units to expand housing options.
Several members of the public used the meeting’s persons-to-be-heard period to press the council on separate issues: one speaker alleged the presence of obscene books in local libraries and school collections, and another urged the council to permit accessory dwelling units (ADUs) to expand…
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