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Committee authorizes mayor to cast ballots for five city parcels in Central Market CBD renewal
Summary
The committee approved a resolution to authorize the mayor to cast affirmative ballots on behalf of five city‑owned parcels for the renewed and expanded Central Market Community Business District; the parcels carry a combined annual assessment of $29,726.43 (2.52% of weighted vote).
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee voted to forward to the Board of Supervisors a resolution authorizing the mayor to cast ballots for five city‑owned parcels in the proposed renewed and expanded Central Market Community Business District (CBD).
Chris Vietano of the Office of Economic and Workforce Development said ballots were mailed to property owners on June 7 and the five city parcels have a combined assessment of $29,726.43 annually, representing 2.52% of the total weighted vote. Vietano offered to answer questions about the parcels and the balloting process; no members of the public spoke on the item.
The committee voted to send the resolution to the full Board unanimously.
