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4/22/2002
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FEDERAL NEW MARKETS TAX CREDIT AVAILABLE TO CITIES <br /> California Cities are encouraged to become have acted as economic stimuli are the Low <br /> familiar with the federal New Market Tax Credit to Income Housing Tax Credit and the Community <br /> determine If it can be used to complement their Development Corporations Tax Credit pilot pro- <br /> existing urban renewal efforts. In December gram. <br /> ;~000, Congress enacted the New Markets Tax <br /> Credit (NMTC) as part of the Community Renewal In the spring of 2002, the Community Devel- <br /> Tax Relief Act of 2000. The NMTC will spurt opment Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund of the <br /> approximately $15 billion In investments over the Treasury Department of the United States will <br /> next seven years to promote economic develop- issue a notice including application requirements <br /> ment in rural and urban Iow-income communities, as well as the criteria by which applications will be <br /> In ;)002, $2.5 billion in tax credits will be eligible, evaluations. Based on applications, and on a first <br /> come, first served basis, the CDFI Fund will allo- <br /> The New Markets Tax Credit is designed to help cate credits to qualified Community Development <br /> underserved Iow-income communities by offering Entities. <br /> investors an attractive tax benefit-39% of an <br /> investment over seven years. Tax credits offer an Information on the program Is available on the <br /> incentive for [he private investment community to Community Development Financial Institutions <br /> put more of its funds where the returns, measured website, www. cdflfund._oov. A detailed article <br /> in human capital as well as dollars, are likely to be describing the New Markets Tax Credit program is <br /> greatest. Properly targeted, tax credits can available from the League by contacting Aly, <br /> stimulate whole industries and~lump-start,job Zimmermann at 916/658-8219. <br /> grow'ch. Two prime examples of tax credits that <br /> <br /> Legislative Bill Action <br /> The following are summaries of.just a few of the legislative bills that are currently being acted upon by the <br /> League of California Cities. The League encourages you to review the bills and contact the appropriate <br /> committees to demonstrate you,. supper~ or o~,~ositio~ ,~," issues that are important to your community. <br /> Your assistance is appreciated <br /> <br />TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC WOR~,, ~ Regional Water Quality Control Boards relative to <br /> NPDES and TMDL permits. Allowing an exemption <br /> AB 1800 (Kehoe) Motor Vehicles. Persons with <br /> from parking restrictions for street sweeping would <br />Disabilities. AB 1800 was amended and passed the result in cities not being able to meet the conditions <br />Assembly Transportation Committee this week. AB <br /> of their NPDES permits, which require that debris be <br />1~0 authorizes a disabled person or disabled <br /> removed from gutters so that it does not enter the <br />veteran, displaying special identification disabled <br /> storm drain system and creeks. The League is <br />person license plates or a placard, to park in re- <br />stricted zones designated for street sweeping with- working closely with the author and sponsor on <br /> additional amendments to protect local agencies, <br />out being issued a parking violation. Although the <br /> however we are opposed to AB 1800 as currently <br />League is very sensitive to issues with regards to <br /> worded. Staff: Natasha Fooman, Status: AsmFIr, <br />disabled persons and veterans, we have received an <br /> Position: Oppose. <br />overwhelming response from cities with regards to <br />this issue as it relates to parking violations and the AB 1839 (Campbell). Indemnity. Public Agency. <br />NPDE$ permits. Unfortunately, AFl 1800 runs counter AB 1839 passed the Assembly Judiciary Committee <br />to the requirements being put in place by the State <br /> and is now on the Assembly Floor. Amendments were <br /> <br />PAGE 4/PRIORITY FOCUS Visit the League's Official Web Site--www. cacities.org <br /> <br /> <br />
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