Blaine authorizes special taxes on food, lodging, and admissions to fund redevelopment.
The bill allows the city of Blaine to impose special taxes on food and beverage sales, lodging, and admissions to places of amusement or athletic events. These taxes, up to three percent, are intended to fund capital improvements, maintenance, and reserves within the 105th Redevelopment Area. The taxes must not be terminated before January 1, 2055. The city may also issue bonds to finance development and construction projects, with revenues used to pay for bonds and other project costs.
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