Authorizing a new sales and use tax for parks districts that can be imposed with voter approval.
First reading, referred to Finance.
Summary
The bill lets city, county, metropolitan park districts and park‑and‑recreation districts impose a local sales and use tax if a majority of voters approve it. The tax, capped at 0.2% of the selling price, can fund the acquisition, construction, improvement, and maintenance of parks, trails, athletic fields and recreation facilities, with a small portion allowed for administration. It is intended to address funding shortfalls caused by rapid population growth and rising demand for recreational space.
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