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SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The San Diego City Council voted 6-3 today to confirm Measure C a 2020 hotel occupancy tax ballot measure which failed to pass despite winning 65.24% approval from voters last year.
The measure, which proponents claimed could generate $6.8 billion in additional hotel tax revenues, including approximately $4 billion for the San Diego Convention Center, $2.1 billion for homelessness and $700 million for street repairs, was listed on ballot materials sent to voters as needing two-thirds of votes to pass. It fell short of that threshold.
Members of the council majority claimed the state constitution overrules the city-written ballot material. According to the California constitution, tax hikes can be approved with a simple majority.
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The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday approved a plan for two
high-rise residential towers on a block near City Hall that was formerly known as Times Mirror Square.
The council voted 11 to 4 to recommend certification of the project’s environmental report and the denial of an appeal sought by a nonprofit organization whose members are also in a union group.
Developer Onni Group plans to build more than 1,100 apartments and commercial space on the Civic Center property, which once housed The Times. The project will have 24 moderate-income units and 10 low-income units.
Supporters Alliance for Environmental Responsibility filed an appeal of the development, citing the risk of birds hitting the high-rise towers and construction equipment causing poor air quality. The group counts members of Laborers’ International Union of North America among its group.
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Tue February 09, 2021 - West Edition #4
AGC California
The Chase Center in San Francisco earned the Builder Over
$200 Million Constructor Award. The JV of Mortenson and Clark took home the honors.
AGC of California (AGC) welcomed more than 300 attendees at its virtual
Installation & Awards Gala on Jan. 28, 2021. The black-tie event kicked off a great start to 2021 with hundreds gathering safely behind their screens and celebrating momentous successes in a challenging year. Throughout 2020, our member companies gave us a lot to celebrate and be grateful for. As an industry, it is only right that we pause and reflect on the important work construction does every day. COVID-19 has had major impacts, but the resiliency of our state shined, and it started with construction, said Peter Tateishi, CEO of AGC. Congratulations to each of our award winners.
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