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Kansas City Deal Changes Chiefs Development Area
Housing and developmentKansas City reached an agreement with the state that changes the Chiefs development area and adds the mayor to a sports authority.
News · Housing and development · Fresno County · Fresno · California
Two measures focused on housing and development are set for Fresno voters in November.

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Two housing measures are set to appear on Fresno’s November ballot, putting housing and development policy before local voters.
## What is on the ballot The measures concern housing and development in Fresno. The available title identifies two separate measures but does not state their ballot numbers, exact language, sponsors or expected fiscal effects.
## Why the measures matter Housing measures can shape how a city approaches development, but the effect of these proposals depends on the text voters will consider. The ballot language and any official election materials will provide the operative details for each measure.
## What voters should review Fresno voters should read the final ballot titles and summaries, along with official election records, before casting a vote. Those records will identify the measures and explain the choices presented to voters.
The Collegian reported on the two measures as part of its “Ballot Breakdown” coverage. The article’s title identifies November as the election timing and housing as the issue area.
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