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The committee moved a November ballot measure on the real property transfer tax forward after approving an urgency finding, then continued it for further changes. It also scheduled several mayoral reappointments, housing, public safety, transportation, budget, and grant items for later City Council or committee hearings.
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The biggest result was that Oakland moved ahead on a proposed ballot measure tied to the real property transfer tax and homeless services, but members sent it back for more edits before the next review. The committee also advanced appointments, grant awards, street and transit projects, housing programs, and public safety contracts to later meetings. One item on a special police recruitment report was received and filed, meaning no further action was taken on it at this meeting.
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