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<br /> 8A-q <br /> Legislative Bill Action BUDGETfroInpage6............... <br /> ............................... <br /> local and statewide media. A picture of the de- <br /> lighted govemor offering Loveridge the first piece <br /> · From 20% to 10% for moderate income of cake ran the following day in a number of <br /> households. newspapers around the state. <br /> · From 10% to 5% for very low income <br /> households. With passage of the budget, the LOCAL <br /> · From 50% to specified numbers of units of coalition now tums its efforts towards voter educa- <br /> senior housing. tion about Proposition 1A as the means of protect- <br /> ing the police, fire. public health and other vitally <br /> Instead of granting a single concession and a important local services. While the measure <br /> 25% density bonus to applicants, the number of enjoys the broad, bipartisan support of Govemor <br /> concessions and amount of density bonuses are Schwarzenegger, legislators, statewide and local <br /> based upon a sliding scale based upon the per- organizations and local officials, the League is <br /> centage of affordable units provided, with a cap at calling on city officials to become involved with the <br /> a maximum of three concessions and a maximum campaign to support Proposition. <br /> density bonus of 40%. <br /> Please visit www.YesonProp1A.com for the <br /> Negotiations have been ongoing throughout most up to date information on upcoming events <br /> the year to attempt to make the bill more workable, and how you can help in the passage of Prop. 1A. <br /> but it appears the author now intends to attempt to <br /> move the bill in its existing form to the govemor. <br /> Although there are numerous technical issues <br /> with this legislation, the two most critical concems <br /> the League is that the 40% density bonus is <br /> excessive and that the legislation needs to be <br /> clear that it does not undercut local inclusionary STAY UP-DO-DATE ON BIUS THAT MAY <br /> zoning ordinances which may require increased INPACT YOUR CITY <br /> percentages of affordable housing to be con- WWW.CACITlES.ORGILEGTRACKlNG <br /> structed. <br /> Last Wednesday, this measure was defeated Become a regular user of the <br /> in Assembly Appropriations Committee, due to League's online Legislative Tracking <br /> concerns raised by Assembly members Wiggins, <br /> Nation, Pavley, Daucher, and Bates. The author System. The League's website is <br /> has requested reconsideration of the measure your gateway to all the information <br /> next week. City officials should have this measure you need: bills sorted by subject <br /> reviewed by their Planning Departments and are areas, showing the bill history, cur- <br /> encouraged to adopt an Oppose position. Staff: rent status, committee analyses, <br /> Dan Carrigg, Status: Assembly Apps. Position: <br /> Oppose. votes, and much more. You can even <br /> view League letters of support or <br /> opposition, and access the League <br /> lobbyist working on the bill. <br /> www.cacities.org - August 6,2004 PRIORITY FOCUs/PAGE 9 <br /> - .. - ._- -. T- ..--.- <br />