In League City, a decision is pending on the use of automated cameras. City Council has decided to let residents have a say in the matter.
The council's vote led to a proposition being placed on the November ballot. This proposition asks residents for their opinion on continuing to use certain cameras.
The outcome of the vote will serve as guidance for the council, but it will not be the final decision. The city council will make the final choice, as the referendum is not binding.
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