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The committee forwarded a proposal asking voters whether Richmond may levy a local sales tax of up to 1% for public school construction and renovation, and recommended approval of a budget amendment that would shift funds to grants and Neighborhood and Community Services administration.
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The committee supported putting a sales-tax question on the ballot. If voters approve it, the city could use up to 1% in local sales tax revenue only for building or renovating public school facilities. The committee also moved forward a budget change that would reallocate funds to support grants and administration services in the Department of Neighborhood and Community Services.
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