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Supervisors advance parking‑tax ordinance to require auditable equipment and limited amnesty
Summary
The Board’s oversight committee advanced an ordinance to require revenue control equipment outputs, consumer protections, enforcement powers for the treasurer/tax collector, and a limited 4–6 month amnesty; the committee moved an amendment of the whole and sent the measure out with a committee report.
Supervisor Chris McGoldrick introduced an ordinance to add Article 22 to the Business and Tax Regulations Code requiring parking operators to certify use of revenue control equipment (RCE) that produces auditable outputs, strengthens consumer protections, and establishes administrative and criminal penalties for violations; the ordinance also contains a limited tax‑amnesty provision.
David Augustine of the Treasurer’s Office said the measure focuses on outputs — time‑stamped receipts and journal logs auditors can use — rather…
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