East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for May 13, 2022
,” Page A6, May 11:
Yes, they are high for those working and new homebuyers. But those who have lived in the same home for decades or transferred their tax base to a new home have been receiving services they have not been paying for for years. No mention was made of why funding of education has been so problematic in California since voters passed Proposition13 in 1978. Prop. 13 infamously gave home and commercial property owners the lowest property taxes in the United States, and later among the worst schools in the country – instead of what had been among the best.
As the only candidate in the Assembly who has ever held elected office, Shawn Kumagai is that leader and is endorsed by the Housing Action Coalition and California Sen. Scott Weiner. While Dublin’s vice mayor and city councilmember, he worked to deliver several large, affordable housing projects, including 300 units located right at BART, and he continues to support smart housing development such as transit-oriented projects in order to make our community greener and more affordable.
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