Support state bill creating tax credits for historic building renovation
Resolution 44-14
In Plain English
Assembly Bill 1999 would create new state tax credits for developers who renovate historic buildings in California. Richmond has many older buildings that could benefit from these incentives. If the bill passes, property owners could receive tax breaks for preserving historic structures instead of demolishing them.
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