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Lodging Tax authorization and
conditions.
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Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
rules on formation and
recommendations
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Allows JeffCo to add 2% on top
of the base rate for our total
excise tax of 4% on transient
lodging in unincorporated
JeffCo.
REVISED CODE OF WASHINGTON (RCW)
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CONDITIONS67.28.180
Any city, town, or county has the authority to levy lodging
taxes, also known as “hotel/motel taxes,” on lodging at
hotels, motels, and short-term rentals, including Airbnb, bed
and breakfasts (B&Bs), RV parks, and other housing and
lodging accommodations, for periods less than 30 days.
The tax is collected as a sales tax and paid by the customer
at the time of the transaction, and the revenues must be used
for eligible tourism promotion activities or tourism-related
facilities.
All prospective lodging tax recipients must apply to the
city/county for funding. The entities that may apply for
lodging tax funding are:
Convention and visitors’ bureaus
Destination marketing organizations
Nonprofits, including main street organizations, lodging
associations, or chambers of commerce
Municipalities (defined as any city, town, or county)
Any city or county with a population of 5,000 or more that
imposes any lodging tax must also establish a lodging tax
advisory committee (LTAC)...
H T T P S ://M R S C .O R G /E X P L O R E -
T O P I C S /F I N A N C E /R E V E N U E S /L O D G I N G -T A X
ALLOWED USES67.28.1815-1816
Tourism marketing
Marketing and operations of special events and festivals
designed to attract tourists
Operations and capital expenditures of tourism-related
facilities owned or operated by a municipality or a public
facilities district, including repayment of general
obligation bonds (RCW 67.28.150) or revenue bonds (RCW
67.28.160) for eligible capital projects
Operations of tourism-related facilities owned or operated by
nonprofit organizations (but not capital expenditures)
Cities and counties may also use lodging tax revenues to repay
general obligation bonds (RCW 67.28.150) or revenue bonds (RCW
67.28.160) issued for affordable workforce housing within a
half-mile of a transit station. For more information, see our
page on Affordable Housing Funding Sources.
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H T T P S ://M R S C .O R G /E X P L O R E -
T O P I C S /F I N A N C E /R E V E N U E S /L O D G I N G -T A X
BOILER PLATE
BESPOKE
3.25.005 - REFERENCES RCW
3.25.030 - REFERENCES RCW
3.25.070 - ANY CHANGES?
3.25.050 - REFERENCES RCW
3.25.010 - REFERENCES RCW
3.25.080 - ANY CHANGES?
JCC 3.25
3.25.005 Applicability.
3.25.010 Definitions.
3.25.020 Lodging tax advisory committee.
3.25.030 Use.
3.25.040 Distribution.
3.25.050 Selection and reporting requirements.
3.25.060 Operating reserve.
3.25.070 Capital reserve.
3.25.080 Geographic area.
3.25.090 Tax rate imposed.
3.25.020 - (3) SUPERCEDES AND REPLACES TCC,
NUMBER OF MEMBERS
3.25.040 - DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY
3.25.060 - 25% RESERVE INCONSISTENT WITH COUNTY
POLICIES
3.25.090 - CAN’T CHANGE 4% TAX RATE
3.16.010 Fund created – Purpose.
3.16.020 Tax levied – Collection of
basic tax and additional tax.
3.16.023 Collection of tax.
3.16.027 Disposition of proceeds.
3.16.030 Lodging tax advisory
committee – Created.
3.16.040 Lodging tax advisory
committee – Membership.
3.16.050 Lodging tax advisory
committee – Duties.
3.16.060 Definitions.
3.16.065 Tax credit – Amount due to
state.
3.16.070 Tax credit – Special excise
tax.
3.16.080 Annual process to allocate
lodging tax revenues.
3.16.090 Expenditures.
3.16.100 Economic impact report
required.
San Juan LTAC Jefferson LTAC
7 Members - 1 producer, 1 receiver from
each district, plus one Counciler.
Responsible for RFP and Long Range Plan
updated annually.
Awards actual funds from previous year’s
tax.
5 Members - 2 producers and 2 receivers
plus one Commissioner.
Responsible for RFP.
Awards projected and actual funds with a
high reserve.
SAN JUANCOUNTY
2023-2024 LODGING TAX AWARDS
$
$
$
645,461.00
1,486,000.00
2,131,461.00
Facilities Capital Expenditure (Facilities must be owned or with some ownership interest by the County.)
Facility Operations Grant
Event or Festival designed to attract tourists.
(Facilities owned or operated by a municipality or a 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(6) nonprofit corporation.)
Project Type:
Facilities Capital
Exp, Facility Op
Grant or Presentation Date App #Event/Festival APPLICANT CONTACT PROJECT
Visitor's Bureau
01 Historical Museums Joint App
Orcas
Lopez
SJI
Chambers
Orcas
SJI
Lopez
Theatres Core Funding
Orcas
SJI
Lopez
SJI Parks & Fair
Amy Frost
Nancy Stillger
Amy Frost
Kevin Loftus
Becki Day
Carey Eskridge
Becki Day
Andrea Huss
Janet Baltzer
Dimitri Stankevich
Nicole Santora
Janet Baltzer
Brandon Cadwell
Joint Museum Funding
October 25, 202301a
October 25, 202301b
October 25, 202301c
Facility Op Grant
Facility Op Grant
Facility Op Grant
02 Joint App
October 25, 202302a
October 25, 202302b
October 25, 202302c
Facility Op Grant
Facility Op Grant
Facility Op Grant
03 Joint Funding
October 25, 202303a
October 25, 202303b
October 25, 202303c
October 27, 202304
Facility Op Grant
Facility Op Grant
Facility Op Grant
Facility Op Grant
Core Funding
Fairgrounds restrooms
renovationOctober 27, 202305 Facility Op Grant
Faciities Capital
Expenditure
SJI Parks & Fair Brandon Cadwell
October 27, 202306 SJI Parks & Fair Brandon Cadwell Lopez Village Restrooms
Eagle Cove and Shark Reef
Restrooms
FH Film Fest
Imperiled Species in the San
Juan Islands
2024 Lopez Is Studio Tour
October 27, 202307
October 25, 202308
ALL TYPES
Event/Festival
SJI Parks & Fair
Friday Harbor Film Festival
Brandon Cadwell
Karen Palmer
October 27, 202309
October 25, 202310
Event/Festival
Event/Festival
On Sacred Ground Land Trust
Lopez Artist Guild
Sarah Hanson
Molly Preston
A reflection of Island
Community Life: Farming,
Food, History & EntertainmentOctober 25, 202311 Event/Festival Lopez Island Grange #1060 Sue DuMond $ 29,388.00
Amt Request Core Amount Award Amount Awarded
$ 350,000.00 $ 542,000.00
$
$
$
75,000.00
75,000.00
75,000.00
$
$
$
60,000.00
60,000.00
60,000.00
$
$
$
83,333.00
83,333.00
83,334.00
$
$
$
77,333.00
77,333.00
77,333.00
$
$
$
$
60,000.00 $
$
$
$
$
50,000.00
60,000.00
60,000.00
50,000.00
50,000.00
325,000.00 325,000.00
1,428,999.00
$ -
$ 160,000.00
$ 30,000.00
$ 30,000.00
$ 111,659.94
$
$
111,659.94
20,000.00
$
$
15,000.00
3,000.00
$
$
4,700.00
3,850.00
$
$
3,200.00
15,000.00
$
$
$
2,131,461.00
1,428,999.00
702,462.00
Contract #
24CC.004
24CC.009
24CC.003
24CC.005
24CC.002
24CC.006
24CC.007
24CC.008
24CC.010
24CC.030
NOT APPROVED BY
LTAC COMMITTEE
24CC.033
24CC.031, 24CC.032
24CC.013
24CC.025
24CC.016
24CC.017
NEXT STEPS
10-11 AM
Review Clallam County
LTAC
Review Olympic
Peninsula Master
Tourism Plan
7 /1 2 /2 4
10-11AM
Craft JCC code
recommendations
7 /2 6 /2 4
10-11 AM
Update RFP
8 /9 /2 4
10-11 AM
Finalize RFP and
Calendar
8 /1 8 /2 4
discussion about cadence for summer LTAC meetings
(2) The balance of the funds collected
should be used to fund a comprehensive,
professional promotion program to create
lodging nights year-round for the
unincorporated portion of Clallam
County. The Board of Commissioners shall
issue a request for proposals and shall
enter into a contract for services with
the entity or entities whose promotion
proposal is selected.
The recommendations of the Lodging Tax
Advisory Committee are hereby adopted
with the understanding that in no event
shall any of the monies collected be
used for any purpose other than those
set forth in CCC 5.13.020.
Clallam LTAC Jefferson LTAC
5 Members - 2 producers and 2 receivers
plus one Commissioner.
Responsible for RFP.
Awards projected and actual funds with a
high reserve.
CLALLAMCOUNTY
9 seats (1 vacant) with County
Commissioner chairing and 4 each producers
and receivers.
Budgeted amount for DMO OPVB seprerate
from rfp reccomended by LTAC.(?)
Hews closely to RCW with Clallam PAO
review.
Usually has two RFP cycles per year
Awards projected and actual funds.
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