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Council confirms 3% assessment for Walnut Creek Tourism Business Improvement District for FY26
Summary
After no protests, the council adopted a resolution confirming a 3% assessment for the city’s Tourism Business Improvement District for fiscal year 2026.
The Walnut Creek City Council on June 17 adopted a resolution approving a 3% assessment for the Walnut Creek Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID) for fiscal year 2026 after staff reported no written protests had been received from assessed properties.
Assistant City Manager Charles Cheng presented the item and said the council previously adopted a resolution of intent to levy the assessment; the TBID consists of eight member properties and no opposition was reported. The council conducted a public hearing and received no oral protests.
A motion to adopt the resolution confirming the assessment carried unanimously on roll call. Council members expressed appreciation for TBID work; no financial details beyond the 3% assessment rate were discussed in the public hearing.
Because no majority protest was filed, the council confirmed the levy as required by the process for assessments under the city’s procedure. The resolution authorizes staff to proceed with TBID collection consistent with applicable city procedures.
