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Table 1. Revenue Options <br /> Voter <br /> Approval <br /> No. Type of Tax/Fee Basis of Levy Requirement <br /> Citywide. A levy on property based <br /> General Obligation on the properties' assessed value <br /> 1 Bonds and used for voter approved debt. Two-thirds <br /> Citywide. A levy on the retail sale of <br /> 2 Sales Tax General tangible goods. Majority <br /> Citywide. A levy on the retail sale of <br /> 3 Sales Tax Special tangible goods. Two-thirds <br /> Citywide. A levy on operators of <br /> 4 Business License Tax businesses. Ma'orit <br /> Citywide; primarily to visitors. A levy <br /> Transient Occupancy on the occupancy of hotels, motels, <br /> 5 Hotel Tax or other short-term lodging. Majority <br /> Citywide. Property owners. Taxes <br /> Real Estate Transfer imposed on the transfer of title of real <br /> 6 Tax property. Majority <br /> Citywide. A levy on the use of <br /> utilities, such as electricity, gas, or <br /> 7 Utility User Tax telecommunications. Ma'orit <br /> Citywide or local. A levy on parcels of <br /> Community Facility property, typically set at some fixed <br /> 8 Districts/Parcel Tax amount per parcel. Two-thirds <br /> Local. A levy on property within a Majority vote <br /> Benefit Assessment benefit assessment district. Based on of property <br /> 9 Districts calculation of the special benefit. owners <br /> Property Related Fees Majority vote <br /> and Charges - Storm of property <br /> 10 Drain Impacted property owners owners <br /> Overview of Election Timeline and Ballot Measure Development <br /> There are several key steps in the ballot measure development process including: <br /> 1) Strategic planning and community engagement <br /> 2) Public opinion polling #1 to seek community input <br /> 3) Community input/public information and ballot measure development <br /> 4) Public opinion polling #2 to track real-time election feasibility <br /> 5) Election window* <br /> * California Election Code 10403 requires the City to file its resolution ordering the <br /> election and requesting consolidation with the Board of Supervisors at least 88 days <br /> prior to the election. A copy of the resolution must also be filed with the Registrar of <br /> Voters. <br /> Page 5 of 7 <br />