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City Council Provides Direction for Final Language for UGB Measure

At their meeting on June 1, 2020, City Council reviewed a draft version of the Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) Ballot Measure for the November 2020 Election. After receiving public comment, City staff was directed to make changes to the draft. Download the updated UGB Measure and “strikeout” version of the draft measure with deletions and...

Strikeout and addition Version 2020 UGB Measure for Public View 29 JUNE 2020

Updated 2020 UGB Measure 6-29-2020

City Welcomes Comments on Draft UGB Ballot Measure

Background In November 2000, the voters of the City of Sonoma passed Measure “S” which amended the then-existing City of Sonoma General Plan to incorporate into that General Plan an Urban Growth Boundary (UGB). It was established to prevent urban development beyond the boundary, except under certain circumstances. The stated purpose of the voter-approved initiative...

DRAFT UGB Ballot Measure for November 2020 Election

The City is currently accepting comments on the Draft UGB Ballot Measure for the November 2020 Election and requests that comments and questions be sent to dstorer@sonomacity.org by May 8th, 2020, by 5:00 pm. The City Council will consider the draft Measure at its regularly scheduled meeting on May 18, 2020.

Urban Growth Boundary – Measure S

City of Sonoma Measure S, Transient Occupancy Tax Increase, Passes

As of today, Measure S, the Transient Occupancy Tax increase, had over 79% yes votes. THANK YOU to our community for support of Measure S. As a general tax, Measure S required a simple majority to pass to increase the City’s Transient Occupancy Tax to be similar to other Sonoma and Napa communities. TOT revenue...

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