Board accepts Measure Q grant guidelines, asks for added transparency and tweaks
The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors reviewed and approved inaugural Measure Q grant guidelines — two tiers of grants, a Pajaro Valley set‑aside, and a 15% indirect cost cap — adding direction on scoring transparency, CEQA language, and reporting back before grant execution.
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The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved draft guidelines for the inaugural year of Measure Q, the county’s voter‑approved conservation and resilience tax program, while adding direction on transparency and scoring mechanics.
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