Email from Connie Menefee, President, Pacifica-Daly City Democrats Club, On behalf of the Executive Board, 9/12/17.
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"On Saturday, September 16th,
Mayor Pro Tem John Keener, Thursday Roberts (Campaign Manager, Fair
Rents 4 Pacifica), Councilwoman Sue Vaterlaus and Kathleen Moresco
(Chairperson of the Stop the Hidden Tax Committee, No on C) will
participate in a panel discussion at the Pacifica-Daly City Democrats
Club monthly meeting to examine all sides of Measure C (Pacifica Rent
Stabilization & Just Cause for Eviction Ordinance) and assist
Pacifica voters in making an informed decision on how to vote on November 7th.
The meeting begins at 9:30 a.m. in
the rear banquet room at the Sharp Park Golf Course Restaurant.
Breakfast is available at $12, or continental at $6 or just coffee at
$3. However, no purchase is necessary and the meeting is free and open
to the general public."
Submitted by Connie Menefee, President, Pacifica-Daly City Democrats Club
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Reference. City of Pacifica, "Rent stabilization and Just Cause Eviction." Related organization promoting Measure C, Fair Rents for Pacifica, Facebook, Petition wording/comments. Related. Pacifica Riptide/Deirdre Martin/Fair Rents, 5/13/17, PCTV 4/19/17, "Fair Rents community meeting."Related articles. The Daily Journal/Samantha Weigel, 4/13/17. "Rent control in the works for Pacifica: First local City Council to pass tenant protection measures, may head to ballot." "For the first time in decades, a city council in San Mateo County is about to enact controversial tenant protection measures. Pacifica renters could see some temporary relief from rising rents or sudden evictions after the coastal City Council narrowly voted Monday to place a moratorium on landlords issuing steep increases or removing tenants without cause. The rules would be temporary as the council returns next month to discuss placing a measure on the November ballot — a year after divisive elections in Burlingame and San Mateo voters ended without changes. Six Bay Area cities had rent control measures on last year’s ballot with those in Richmond, Mountain View and Oakland succeeding. In San Mateo County, only East Palo Alto has such provisions for renters." Pacifica Tribune/Jane Northrop/Staff Writer, 4/26/17. "A divided Pacifica faces rent control again."
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