Adopt formal decision supporting Schools and Communities First initiative
In Plain English
The Schools and Communities First initiative is a statewide ballot measure that would change how California taxes commercial and industrial properties. The measure aims to increase funding for public schools and local services by requiring businesses to pay property taxes based on current market values instead of purchase prices. If approved, the council formally endorses this ballot measure.
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Adopt Resolution No. 28-20
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