KUT Tents are set up outside Austin City Hall as part of a demonstration against Proposition B, which reinstated rules related to homelessness. After voters passed Proposition B on May 1, Austin is reinstating rules that ban homeless encampments on public land, prohibit sitting or lying down in parts of the city, and place a nighttime curfew on panhandling. While those rules go into effect Tuesday, the city said enforcement would be phased in. In an announcement Monday, the city said police won't ticket or arrest folks during an initial 30-day period unless there's an immediate threat to public health or safety. The city said officers will instead "provide available resources and verbal warnings."