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Pleasanton General Plan Fiscal Impact Analysis <br /> Final Report 01/16/14 <br /> Figure 3 Pleasanton Composition of Assessed Value by Land Use (FY2OO9-10) <br /> 4% 6% <br /> 22% <br /> 68% <br /> •Residential •Commercial 13 Industrial •Other <br /> Sales tax remains one of the City's key revenue sources despite the reduction in recent years. <br /> The City receives substantial sales taxes from residents as well as business to business sales. <br /> Pleasanton has a major retail cluster and competes for sales directly with Dublin and Livermore <br /> and indirectly with many other cities along the I-680 corridor. The majority of the City's sales <br /> tax proceeds are driven by retail sales, business-to-business sales, and automotive sales, as <br /> shown in Figure 4. Within the City, the majority of taxable sales originate in North Pleasanton, <br /> Stoneridge Mall, and Hacienda Business Park, as shown in Figure 5. <br /> Figure 4 Pleasanton Taxable Sales Allocation by Category (FY2O1O-11) <br /> 5% 4% <br /> o, 35% <br /> 24% <br /> 18% 9% <br /> 5% <br /> •Retail •Restaurant&Hotels 13 Building&Construction •Auto&Transportation SW :HdL <br /> El Business&Industry s Fuel&Service Stations •Food&Drugs <br /> Economic&Planning Systems, Inc. 9 P:\121000\121062Pleasanton\Report\121062Report_FINAL.doc <br />