According to early results after Tuesday’s election, Contra Costa County voters showed support for a measure to restrict urban development, and opposition to a proposed sales tax to fund health care and a parcel tax to fund a new library in El Cerrito.
Measure A seeks to renew the Urban Limit Line, a boundary that restricts urban development to 35% of the total county area until 2051. The remaining 65% of the county’s area will be retained for non-urban and agricultural use.
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