Do you think any future rental housing inspection program should be approved by voters or by a council? 

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Robin Boisseau

county employee

“It should be the voters because I don’t think our City Council lives in the real world.”

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Jody Kocsis

PR manager for SLOMA

“Ultimately the voters are directly impacted so their voices should be heard.”

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Tony Cotta

tech advisor

“The voters, because I advocate for visibility and it’s an issue that affects the voters.”

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Ryan Putney

beer educator

“It should be approved by the voters because they are the ones renting. There should also be council input and insight, so maybe equal parties working together.”

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