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� �o <br /> ��� �, � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <br /> "The agreement provides a breakthmugh in couid be reallocated by the legislatur+e, but not to pay <br /> tertns of pmtecting local senrioes," said League for state programs. The current rate and method of <br /> Presiderrt Ron Loveridge, Mayor of the City aF distribution of sales tax w�ould be prntected from <br /> Riverside. "It means that we will �nroric together with realloca6on or borrowing by the state, and state <br /> the govemor and legislative leaders to secure voter mandated programs would be suspended if the state <br /> approval in November for a ballot measu� that will failed to reimburse local govemments. (For detaiis, <br /> signficanNy strengthen constitutional protections f�or see "Details of Local GovemmentAgneemenY', <br /> local revenues." which compares the agreement with current law.) <br /> The local govemment agreement was passed by League Thanks Govemor, Legislators, <br /> the Assembly on Juty 28 and Senate on July 29 as Mayors, Other Local Leaders. "This agneement <br /> part of the state budget package. The agreement is would not have been possible were it not inr the <br /> contained in SCA 4(Torlakson), the constitutional outstanding leadership of Govemor <br /> measure; SB 1096 (Budget and Fiscal Review Schwarzenegger, and the support and cooperation <br /> Committee), an implementing trailer bill; and SB of legislative leaders," said League Executive Direo- <br /> 1196 (Budget and Fiscal Review Committee), which tor Chris McKenzie. "It was Govemor <br /> puts the constitutional measure on the balbt and Schwarzenegger's leadership and commitrnent that <br /> includes ballot arguments. brought us together with legislators. He fulfilled his <br /> commitment to Califomia voters to unite us all <br /> The agreement calls for cities, counties, special towards a common purpose. <br /> districts and redevelopment agencies to endure 1wo <br /> years of painful revenue losses, as $1.3 billion in "Our members and our coalfion partners also <br /> local funds are shifted to the state each year. The played an outstanding role in achieving this historic <br /> cities' share of this loss will be $350 million for each agneement. It was their efForts in collecting mone <br /> of the two years. (For a city-by�ity breakdown of than 1.1 million signatures to put Prop. 65 on the <br /> these losses, visit the League's website at ballot, that helped give us a place at the table." <br /> wuvw cacities.ora.) <br /> McKenzie added, "I also want to express our <br /> "The cuts will be very difficult for many cities," great appreciation to Mayor Jim Hahn (Los Angeles) <br /> said Novato Mayor Pat Eklund, First Vice President and MayorAlan Autry (Fresno) forthe incredible <br /> of the League. "But we're willing to endur+e this short- leadership they have provided to the ci6es of the <br /> term pain because this ballot measure protects our state in this process. The League offioers — Mayor <br /> future revenues. For the first time in more than a Ron Loveridge, Mayor Pat Eklund, LosAngeles <br /> decade, we'll be able to provide police, fire and ott�er Council President Alex Padilla and Oakland City <br /> essential services knowing that the state can't just Attomey John Russo — also provided untold hours <br /> reach down and take ourfunds." of guidance and leadership. We deeply appreaate all <br /> their efforts." <br /> Details of Constitutional Measure. The <br /> agreement will retain the existing funding shift from "We still have much work ahead of us," said <br /> local govemments to school districts (ERAF), Loveridge. °We must wo�lc to educate voters about <br /> currently about $5 billion annually, but would amend why this consMutional measure is important to their <br /> the constitution to prevent the legislatur+e from communities. <br /> increasing the amount of these shifts in future. <br /> "We look forward to woricing with the govemor <br /> The legislatur+e would be able to bon�ow property and with legislators to ensure that we pass this <br /> tax from cities, courrties and specia) districts ff the measure in the fall and restore the accountability to <br /> govemor proclaims "sign�cant state fiscal harciship", state and local budgets that voters want and expect." <br /> but only if prior loans were repaid to bcal govem- <br /> ments and other aiteria were met. Property taxes <br /> PAGE 2/PRIORITY FOCUS Visit the League's Official Web Site--www.cacities.org <br />
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