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In 2019, Anaheim voters approved Measure L, which was aimed at increasing wages for workers of companies receiving tax rebates from the city, establishing a starting wage requirement. However, Disneyland contended that they were exempt from the measure's requirements, arguing that they no longer had tax rebate agreements with the city. They claimed that a parking lot deal from 1997 disqualified them from complying with Measure L. This defense was ultimately rejected by both the Court of Appeals and the California Supreme Court, which paved the way for the current settlement.