Ask voters to approve new litter tax on businesses based on annual sales
In Plain English
The city wants to create a new tax on certain businesses to fund litter cleanup and prevention programs. The tax amount depends on how much money each business makes per year. If voters approve the measure, it will appear on an upcoming ballot for final decision.
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