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Pinole explores revenue options and possible local cannabis ordinance after resident survey
Summary
Mayor Anthony Tave said the city is weighing revenue options — including an infrastructure bond, a parcel tax or a sales tax adjustment — and is considering a local cannabis ordinance; residents were surveyed in March about these measures.
Mayor Anthony Tave said the City of Pinole is exploring potential revenue options to support long-term community needs, citing results from a resident survey conducted in March. He named three options mentioned in the survey: an infrastructure bond, a parcel tax and an adjustment to the local sales tax.
Tave also said the city is considering the possibility of establishing a local cannabis ordinance. He described these discussions as part of the city's ongoing budget-development process and said staff and city leadership will continue work in the months ahead to evaluate options and next steps.
The mayor did not provide a timeline for any ordinance or ballot measure, nor did he give cost estimates or survey response rates. He presented the items as options under consideration rather than finalized proposals.
