In order to raise between $20,289 and $405,790 annually for general municipal services such as public safety, parks, roads, and senior and youth programs, shall the City of Banning adopt an ordinance imposing a tax on cannabis distribution facilities at an annual rate not to exceed 10% of the distribution facility’s gross receipts until ended by voters, with the Council having discretion to increase or decrease the tax as long as it does not exceed 10%?
2, Riverside County • 2020 • Measure
Passed
Result: 68.6% yes, 31.4% no (11,729 votes cast)
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This measure authorizes the City of Banning to impose an annual tax of up to 10% on the gross receipts of cannabis distribution facilities, with the city council able to adjust the rate within that limit. The tax is estimated to generate between $20,289 and $405,790 annually for general municipal services including public safety, parks, roads, and youth and senior programs.