“The ordinance affects Plaintiff’s benefits under the health insurance contract. While the City argues that endorsing family values is a broad social policy, there is no case law that supports government intrusion into contracts for such a goal. Further, it is unclear what the City means by endorsing family values. At the hearing, the City could not cite any source that identifies or defines what traditional family values are. Without being able to identify what traditional family values are, it is difficult to conceive how advancing such an elusive concept can possibly be a legitimate government interest.”
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