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General Election November 5, 2024 · City of Del Mar

Measure M - City of Del Mar

To maintain City services impacted by tourism (public safety, streets, beaches, parks, trails), shall the Del Mar Municipal Code be updated to require TOT from guests of all short-term vacation rentals (30 days or less), hotels, and similar facilities – regardless of unit/bedroom count – on rent charged (excluding third-party booking fees), and allow online booking vendors to collect/remit TOT to City of Del Mar, generating approximately $775,000 annually in local revenue, until ended by voters?

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Yes
71.5% 1,866 +43.0
2
No
28.5% 743

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