TOT not fair to hotel owners

Three years ago, the motel & hotel owners in Chula Vista voted to approve an amendment to the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) of 2 1/2% (on top of the existing 10%) that persons staying in our motels/hotels would have to pay. It’s purpose was to “put more heads in beds.” All the taxed money, in turn, was given to the Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce to implement.

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