Authorize Downtown Richmond Property and Business Improvement District assessment levy for 2026-27
In Plain English
Property owners in downtown Richmond pay annual assessments to fund business district improvements like cleaning, security, and marketing. The city collects these fees through property tax bills and gives the money to the district. If approved, the assessment continues for another year at rates set by the district board.
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Allow city to collect annual fees from downtown property owners for business district improvements
Authorize annual tax on downtown properties to fund business district improvements
Place annual levy on downtown property owners for business improvement district
Allow city to collect annual fees for Downtown Richmond Property and Business Improvement District
Allow city to collect property taxes for Downtown Richmond business district
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