Hire consultants to research voter support for tax ballot measures
In Plain English
The city is considering putting new taxes or fees on the November 2020 ballot to raise revenue. City staff needs polling data and community input to decide which revenue options voters might support. If approved, the city can spend up to $50,000 on consultants to survey residents and analyze potential ballot measures.
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Approve authorization and appropriation for polling and engagement consultants
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