Community Center Special Tax Ballot Measure
Summary
Belmont's community center has aging infrastructure and safety issues, and a citizen-led parcel tax (Measure Y) on the November ballot could fund a new Community Center, Aquatics Facility, and Gymnasium. The council set up a design-build framework now so the city can move quickly if voters say yes.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
No money committed tonight; the future project could cost tens of millions, with Measure Y parcel tax revenue as the potential funding source.
Everyone who uses community programs, plus residents with mobility needs who'd benefit from an accessible, seismically safer facility.
Property owners would pay the parcel tax if Measure Y passes in November.
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