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3.1 21-1427 Public Hearing on the 2021-2022 Proposed Operating/Capital Budgets and the 2021-2022 Proposed Fees and Charges for the City of San José.

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    Brendan Rawson over 5 years ago

    The economic impact of the pandemic has been brutally uneven across industries in San Jose. More than 50% of job losses (43,600) have occurred within the Leisure & Hospitality sector. If we are to build back to a better normal the City must directly address the challenges faced by the small businesses and workers of this sector. I encourage the Council to support Budget Document (BD #37) proposed by Council member Peralez. To be effective the City-wide Recovery Task needs resources. Thank you.

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    Gary Minardi over 5 years ago

    Every year our business experiences substantial increases in Fire Department fees, environmental fees both City and County and disposal costs. A small business that is sixty plus years old, cannot continue to sustain itself with a doubling of Property Taxes, soaring labor costs, utility costs, and California over regulation. Why is the City allowing increases during a Pandemic?