Q: What will Measures L and G cost?
A: If enacted, Measure G would place up to a 10% tax on only Seaside marijuana businesses, not consumers. Measure G helps to ensure Seaside doesn’t lose tax dollars to nearby communities that have already acted to tax and regulate the marijuana industry.
Saside’s Vital Services Measure L, if enacted, would generate funds via a one-half cent sales tax to help maintain fiscal stability, and essential and general city services. Measure L is not a property tax on homeowners, and visitors to the Seaside community will pay their fair share of the costs to use our parks, roads, and police. Measure L would also not apply to food purchased as groceries or prescription medication.