Shall the Offices of City Clerk and City Treasurer be appointive?

Shall the measure providing Red Bluff funding to fix potholes; maintain and repair deteriorating local streets and roads; reduce expensive future repairs; improve safety for drivers, pedestrians, disabled residents, including safe routes to children's school; and make the City eligible for state/ federal matching funds, by establishing a locally controlled 3/4 cent sales tax providing approximately $3,800,000 annually for 20 years; requiring independent audits and public disclosure, be adopted?

Shall the Ordinance be adopted? This proponent driven Ordinance would replace the City's existing Ordinance No. 1063 which was passed on February 15, 2022, and which currently allows Commercial Cannabis activity within City Limits including dispensaries, delivery, cultivation, manufacturing, testing, and microbusiness. The proposed Ordinance replaces the existing City Ordinance and in general, allows for a sliding scale of commercial activities based on population, consumption lounges, places a local preference on all applications, and regulates personal cultivation.

(ADVISORY) If the voters of the City of Red Bluff approve an extension of the existing transactions and use tax (“sales tax”), should the City Council continue to allocate 85% of proceeds of the continuing tax to the improvement of police and fire services and allocate the remainder to support parks, recreation and other general fund services?

To support police and fire staffing, replace police and fire equipment, enhance recreation and parks, and for other general fund purposes, shall a quarter percent transactions and use tax (“sales tax”) be adopted for a period of six years, subject to annual audits?

(ADVISORY) If the voters of the City of Red Bluff approve a transactions and use tax, should the City Council allocate 85% of proceeds of the new tax to the improvement of police and fire services and allocate the remainder to support parks, recreation and other general fund services?

Shall an ordinance be adopted clarifying that the City’s 10% Transient Occupancy Tax (‘hotel tax’) applies to occupancies of thirty days or less at camping sites and in spaces at campgrounds and recreational vehicle parks?