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The county imposes a 4% tourism tax, also known as the bed tax, on hotel and other stays of less than six months. Before the pandemic, the county historically generated about $3 million annually from the tax, City Manager Monte Falls said.
The county planned on about $2.5 million in bed taxes for the budget year ending in September, officials have said. With travel rebounding, officials estimate the tourist tax could return to pre-COVID-19 levels, Falls said.
The city has been trying for years to get a share of the money, which is used to promote tourism, but the council now wants to actively pursue it. Councilman Dick Winger tried to address the Tourism Development Council last month, but was too late to get his request on the agenda.
VERO BEACH The proposed stormwater tax has been delayed . again.
Instead, the city will use $500,000 from its $2.5 million American Recovery Act allocation for drainage projects planned for 2021-22.
Delayed implementation of the stormwater tax will help property owners still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor Robbie Brackett said at Tuesday s City Council meeting. (The delay) will take the burden off the citizens for this year, said Brackett, who has consistently opposed the tax, arguing it would hurt businesses already struggling because of the pandemic. The council unanimously agreed.
A city stormwater utility was established earlier this year as a way to pay for drainage and infrastructure projects that help protect the Indian River Lagoon. The council decided in May to reduce the tax rate for the first year to address Brackett s concerns about the economic impact.
This 1936 Harley-Davidson EL Was Once Featured on a Miller Beer Can 5 Apr 2021, 8:00 UTC ·
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Despite being rather old, Knucklehead motorcycles are still around in relatively large numbers, and a good chunk of them still come in excellent condition. It looks as though each and every one of them, either on display in a museum somewhere or up for grabs through whatever means, has something special and unique to offer. 20 photos
In the case of this here two-wheeler, that something special would be notoriety. Aside from the fact you’re looking at a first-year Knucklehead (according to Harley’s numbers, about 1,500 of them were made back in 1936), it was also the star of several high-profile events over the years.