Call special election on increasing real estate transfer tax
Resolution Resolution No. 50-16
In Plain English
The city wants voters to decide whether to raise the tax paid when properties are bought and sold. Current transfer tax rates apply to all real estate transactions in the city. If approved, the measure appears on the November 8, 2016 ballot for residents to vote on.
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