Explore new revenue sources and ballot measures to increase city income
$25,000
In Plain English
The city council directed staff to research ways to bring in more money, including potential ballot measures that would ask voters to approve new taxes or fees. This $25,000 study will identify options like utility taxes, business license fees, or parcel taxes. If approved, these measures could appear on future ballots for voter consideration.
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