For the third time since 2009, Vista Del Rio Housing Partners,
L.P. has successfully sought a redevelopment loan for their 41-unit
affordable housing project.
Legislature approves bills that largely adhere to drastic cuts
to social services proposed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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The city of Santa Ana approves paying into a statewide pool for
a lawsuit against Gov. Jerry’s Brown’s proposal to ax redevelopment
agencies.
The program, which is administered by the county Health Care
Agency, has been the target of state budget cuts.
Supervisors decide to put the question of whether the public
administrator should be an elected or appointed job on the next
ballot.
City Manager Sean Joyce says a development agreement already
protects $1.4 billion in future property tax increment revenue.
At least three OC cities this week are planning to take steps
that would shield redevelopment resources from being absorbed by
Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposal to eliminate redevelopment
agencies.
County will postpone signing contracts for health services
through the state’s First 5 program because Gov Jerry Brown wants
to take $1 billion from the program for the budget deficit.
The program’s backers cheer the vote even though it calls for
cutting the program in half.
The board voted Thursday to oppose one piece of state
legislation that would replace current board members and another
that would abolish the project.
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