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Lompoc voters will decide whether to give up 82 acres for space center project - Vimarsana News

Lompoc voters will decide whether to give up 82 acres for space center project

Lompoc residents will have the power to choose whether or not to relinquish their rights to 82 acres of public park space, including Ken Adam Park, in November after members

Burlington leaders consider increasing local hotel tax to fill budget deficit - Vimarsana News

Burlington leaders consider increasing local hotel tax to fill budget deficit

Hans van Wees, general manager at Hotel Vermont in Burlington, said hotels right now are subject to a 2% local occupancy tax and a 9% state occupancy tax. If this solution is implemented, it would bring the total tax up to around 13%.

Source: mynbc5.com
City opens application for Hotel Occupancy Tax grant submissions - Vimarsana News

City opens application for Hotel Occupancy Tax grant submissions

Each year, the Palestine City Council allocates funds for Hotel and Occupancy Tax grants. Local organizations and individuals may apply for the funds if the event or attraction meets the

Asheville leaders push for change on how tourism funds are used. Will locals get a bigger cut? - Vimarsana News

Asheville leaders push for change on how tourism funds are used. Will locals get a bigger cut?

Leaders are asking for legislative reform of the Tourism Development Authority's occupancy tax, hoping for a more "equitable" distribution.

Source: yahoo.com
Palacios submits $111.4M budget for FY 2025 - Vimarsana News

Palacios submits $111.4M budget for FY 2025

Gov. Arnold I. Palacios submitted last Monday to the Legislature a proposed $111.4-million budget for the government and related agencies’ operations for fiscal year 2025, which is about $2.8 million