Council agrees to slash fees for development at Irvine Business
Complex by 75 percent, but cool to proposal to cancel another fee
increase.
After grumbling from stakeholders at the Irvine Business
Complex, Irvine City Council will consider slashing developer
fees.
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Expect to hear more about how well the county is servicing its
customers with Supervisor Bill Campbell as chairman.
A memo released by Irvine on Thursday outlines the stark
financial consequences in store for the park if Gov. Jerry Brown’s
plan to eliminate redevelopment agencies statewide goes
through.
Courts have previously ruled that states can’t make cuts in
federal program, but Brown is trying again this year.
Like his predecessor, Gov. Jerry Brown is targeting centers that
serve the state’s 37,000 adults who have no one to care for them
during the day. Many would be left with few, if any,
alternatives.
The county’s neediest will receive fewer services and pay more
for those they do get if governor’s budget proposal becomes
reality.
Mauk again defends the elimination of a 5 percent cut for county
executives and supervisors.
State will ponder the role and costs of government well into a
June special election.
About 125 county executives have fatter paychecks. Labor cheif
calls move the “worst leadership decision” he’s seen in 38
years.
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