Grand Jury Reports 1960
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The Mayor is a dedicated San Pranciscan, and he is al'*o.ys striving to make his city the most be?.utiful and the most attrac- tive. He v/ants outsiders to come to know San Francisco, feel its warmth, and be p.ttrccted by its beauty; and most cf all to live in its cosmopolitan atmosphere. The I-Iayor has placed Mr. Albert Schlesinger in charge of developing methods to contact outsiders, make them avrare of oixr San ?r?Jicisco, and encourage them to come here as visitors or convention delegates....
The Mayor has been concerned over some method of providing revenue to support activities aimed at acquaintir-g the public out- side of cur city with the possibilities of cur city as an. ideal vacation or convention area. -'. proposal hsLs been advanced to im- pose a 3'fi> tax on trr-ns'ent occupancy of hotel and motel acccmmcda- ticns. This tax would not apply to perm.anent residents, thi-t is, those who occupy the accommoda-tions for periods of over 21 days.
Some of the hotel interests feel th-it this is net a suitable or proper method of trocation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Mayor is a dedicated San Pranciscan, and he is al'*o.ys striving to make his city the most be?.utiful and the most attrac- tive. He v/ants outsiders to come to know San Francisco, feel its warmth, and be p.ttrccted by its beauty; and most cf all to live in its cosmopolitan atmosphere. The I-Iayor has placed Mr. Albert Schlesinger in charge of developing methods to contact outsiders, make them avrare of oixr San ?r?Jicisco, and encourage them to come here as visitors or convention delegates....
The Mayor has been concerned over some method of providing revenue to support activities aimed at acquaintir-g the public out- side of cur city with the possibilities of cur city as an. ideal vacation or convention area. -'. proposal hsLs been advanced to im- pose a 3'fi> tax on trr-ns'ent occupancy of hotel and motel acccmmcda- ticns. This tax would not apply to perm.anent residents, thi-t is, those who occupy the accommoda-tions for periods of over 21 days.
Some of the hotel interests feel th-it this is net a suitable or proper method of trocation.
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