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Murray Ranch tax-sharing agreement

Stockton

Summary

The city's cut of property tax from the Murray Ranch annexation jumps from 10% to 40% — a structural revenue boost the council celebrated.

At a glance

Last discussed Mar 3, 2026.

💰Financial impact

Mayor Fugazi estimated roughly $347,200 per year to the city at full buildout of 217 lots.

✅Who benefits

Stockton's general fund and future development in southwest Stockton.

The city's cut of property tax from the Murray Ranch annexation jumps from 10% to 40% — a structural revenue boost the council celebrated.

The city's property tax share rises from 10% to 40%, adding an estimated $347,200 annually at buildout of 217 lots.

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