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Council approved a cannabis business tax amnesty program and took multiple budget, housing, transportation, and public safety actions. Key items included direction to study an e-citations pilot, a Woodman Corridor safety action plan, revenue bond approvals for mental health and housing projects, contract amendments and funding transfers, and various parking and operational orders.
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The Council created a time-limited amnesty option for registered cannabis businesses to resolve past tax liabilities with waived penalties and payment plans, and asked the Office of Finance to run the program. The City directed departments to study and report back on a paperless e-citation pilot and to develop a safety plan for the Woodman corridor, which could lead to near-term traffic and lighting fixes. The Council approved financing steps to support mental health and housing projects, extended or amended multiple city contracts, and authorized targeted funding transfers for local services like beautification and older adult programs. These actions start planning or funding work that may change enforcement, transportation operations, and local service delivery in coming months.
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