Donna Lind
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Mayor’s Message | Scotts Valley’s Measure G — the hotel tax (opens the original)
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The city of Scotts Valley has placed Measure G on the November ballot. If passed, Measure G would increase the city’s transient occupancy tax — commonly known as the hotel tax — by 2%, adding just $2 per $100 spent on a hotel stay. With this approach, the city avoids additional taxes for our local residents. Instead, a small contribution from visitors helps fund city infrastructure that they use, like roads, parks and public safety. To further understand why this is necessary, I’d like to share
Mayor’s Message | Scotts Valley’s 60th anniversary celebration week (opens the original)
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The city of Scotts Valley celebrated our city’s 60th birthday during the first week of August. It couldn’t have happened without the hard work and dedication of Parks and Recreation, particularly Division Manager Allison Pfefferkorn and her staff, as well as the Scotts Valley Public Works Department and the Scotts Valley Police Department. As you can imagine, the celebration involved months of planning and coordination. A huge thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible: Donna Lind,
Mayor’s Message | Scotts Valley celebrates its 60th birthday (opens the original)
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As August approaches, Scotts Valley is preparing to celebrate 60 years since becoming a city. In September 1960, residents learned of plans to build a cemetery in the middle of Scotts Valley, not far from Santa’s Village. Residents organized a protest attending a county Planning Commission meeting. This started a long struggle of public hearings and court battles. Out of this struggle, the Scotts Valley Property Owners Association was formed. Agnes Knox Lewis was one of the original residents wh
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