Set tax rate for pension fund at 0.14% for fiscal year 2019-20
In Plain English
Richmond collects a special property tax to help pay for city employee pensions. The city council previously approved this 0.14% tax rate in a preliminary vote. This second reading makes the rate official for the 2019-20 budget year.
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