US EditionSanta Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley’s tax doesn’t put community first
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Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley’s tax doesn’t put community first
Santa Cruz’s proposed “Workforce Housing Affordability Act,” led by Mayor Fred Keeley, is a top-down, consultant-driven tax plan that lacks genuine community input, writes activist Hector Marin. He argues the $96 parcel tax and tiered real estate transfer tax are regressive, with unclear enforcement and little assurance they will deliver true affordable housing. The initiative, he writes, fails to meet the real needs of working families seeking …
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