According to an article in the Californian, "Salinas mayor: Beat blight, grow tax base," the City of Salinas is slated to vote tonight on whether to expand three Salinas redevelopment zones. The city is considering such a move in order to grow property tax revenues as assessed property values in the area rise.
The Mayor of Salinas, Dennis Donohue, believes business created in the redevelopment zones could bring an influx of between $5 million and $15 million annually in sales and occupancy taxes. He is quoted as saying: "We have to expand our tax base, and this is a possible tool to do it." ...
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