Create Downtown Richmond Property and Business Improvement District
In Plain English
Property owners in downtown Richmond would form a special district to fund improvements and services beyond what the city normally provides. District members pay an annual assessment based on their property value. If approved, the district could fund things like enhanced security, street cleaning, marketing, and beautification projects.
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Votes
Approve the Downtown Richmond Property and Business Improvement District
6 to 1
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