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San José Spotlight
Gilroy hotel tax increase will generate thousands of dollars
A ballot measure in Gilroy is on a path to victory that will allow the City Council to raise its hotel tax significantly. As of Friday, Measure B shows voter approval at 65%, which gives the city the ability to raise the transient occupancy tax (TOT) from its current 9% to as much as 13%.... The post Gilroy hotel tax increase will generate thousands of dollars appeared first on San José Spotlight .
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SFGate
San Jose Spotlight: Gilroy Hotel Tax Increase Will Generate Thousands Of Dollars
A ballot measure in Gilroy is on a path to victory that will allow the City Council to raise its hotel tax significantly. As of Friday, Measure B shows voter approval at 65%, which gives the city the ability to raise the transient occupancy tax (TOT) from its current 9% to as much as 13%. The measure only requires a simple majority to pass. Contingent on how the council votes, the city could see an additional $300,000 in annual general fund revenue at 11% or $700,000 at 13%.
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This 440-sqft San Jose ADU Makes a Perfect Backyard Guest House
At just 440 square feet, this one-bedroom ADU by Villa Homes creates a complete backyard guest house without requiring a major remodel to the main home. Built in San Jose’s Willow Glen neighborhood, the H450 gives the homeowner a dedicated place for visiting family and friends to stay while still giving everyone their own privacy. Instead of sending guests to a nearby hotel, the backyard home creates a comfortable space where they can stay close, relax, and spend more time together.
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Gilroy Dispatch
Gilroy voters prefer hotel tax increase, early results show
Early Nov. 3 election results show Gilroy voters are favoring a measure to increase the city’s transient occupancy tax, or hotel tax. Results posted by the Santa Clara County Registrar’s Office at 8:30pm show 66.57% of the votes counted so far in favor of Measure B. “No” votes so far account for 33.43% of the vote.