Clayton Homeowners Don’t Be Fooled
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The Bay Area Affordable Housing Bond, known as Regional Measure 4, is set to appear on the ballot in November 2024, proposing a $20 billion investment aimed at the creation and preservation of affordable housing across the nine-county area.
For a detailed overview, you can access the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) report here: https://mtc.ca.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2024-07/BAHFA_Bond_Report.pdf
To finance this bond, an estimated “property tax” of $19 per $100,000 in assessed value would be required. This means that homeowners with properties valued at $1 million could face an annual property tax increase of approximately $190 to support this measure.
It’s time to take a stand. Say “no” to new taxes!
Ensure your opinion is voiced in the November 2024 election.
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Enough with the new taxes! We already have some of the highest tax rates in the nation. If living in a certain area becomes too expensive, it's time to consider relocating to a more affordable place.
ReplyDeleteWhat about me.. I'd love to live in Pebble Beach. The simple solution is that everybody needs to live within their means. This DEI nonsense has to end.
DeleteNo new taxes!
ReplyDeleteSounds like something council members Holly Tillman and Peter Cloven would support. Tax and spend with no accountability.
ReplyDeleteTillman and Cloven have a history of raising taxes without any supporting data. They show a serious lack of finance and budgets, which is hurting the Clayton community.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that neither of them is aware of this bond measure. They appear to be ignoring the situation. It's not fair for them to suggest a sales or parcel tax when they aren't even informed about the city's surplus. It’s apparent, we are not going broke.
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