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<br /> BA~t4- <br /> LEGISlATION from page 1 ......... CALIFORNIA PERFORMANCE <br /> Meetings and discussions are taking place to REVIEW HEARINGS <br /> develop the cleanup bill. There is no bill number <br /> as yet; we will let city officials know as a vehicle Riverside, August 13 at UC Riverside, <br /> has been identified. The intent is to draft the bill 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. Infrastructure - At this hearing <br /> as narrowly as possible, meaning it will deal with the topics to be discussed will include: Transpor- <br /> technical implementation issues and will not break tation: Hospital, Housing and School Construction; <br /> any new policy ground. While this is easily said, Water and Energy. <br /> the interpretation as to what is policy and what is <br /> merely "technical- can get blurred. Due to overwhelming interest other Resource <br /> While the final content has not been deter- and Environmental Protection issues will be the <br /> mined, the League along with the Califomia focus of a Commission hearing to be held on <br /> Redevelopment Association have raised the September 17,2004 in Fresno. <br /> following issues: San Diego, August 20 at UC San Diego, <br /> Modifications to the Cut Formula. Lan- 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Health and Human Ser- <br /> guage to implement the cuts to cities needs to be vices and Education, Training and Volunteerism <br /> altered to ensure that it follows the formula <br /> agreed to by local government, the governor and San Jose, August 27 at San Jose State <br /> the legislature. University, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. General <br /> City Borrowina Aaainst Prooertv Tax. Cities Government; Information Technology, Perfor- <br /> mance-based Management, Procurement and <br /> are seeking the authority to borrow against Personnel <br /> property taxes that must be repaid to local gov- <br /> ernment, if the state ever borrows local govern- Long Beach, September 10 at Cal State <br /> ment property taxes in the future. University, Long Beach, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. <br /> Redevelopment Flexibility. Pursuant to the Corrections Reform (IRP) and Public Safety <br /> budget agreement with the Governor's office, the Fresno, September 17 at Cal State Unlver- <br /> cities are seeking the flexibility to permit a rede- <br /> velopment agency to pay a city's or county's slty, Fresno, 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. Resource Con- <br /> share of the cuts under the legislation proposed servation and Environmental Protection <br /> for fiscal years 2004-05 and 2005-06. The pay- <br /> ment by the RDA would be in the form of a loan. Location TBD, September 24, location <br /> TBD, 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. Government Reorgani- <br /> Redevelopment Borrowina. Language zation <br /> allowing a redevelopment agency to borrow funds <br /> under a pooled bonding arrangement to pay its NOTE: While each hearing will focus on a <br /> share of the cuts to RDA's was omitted from the specific topic or topics within CPR, the Commis- <br /> legislation and needs to be included in the sion will take public testimony at the end of each <br /> cleanup. day on any issues contained in the report. <br /> Redevelopment and Schools. Language is <br /> needed to ensure that there is no negative impact <br /> on statutory pass-through agreements between <br /> school districts and redevelopment agencies. <br /> It is our understanding that while this effort For more information 00 this and <br /> constitutes the ·omnibus· cleanup for the end of other Leap issues, visit <br /> the session, other issues may be included in WWW.cacities.org. <br /> other legislative proposals. We will keep you <br /> closely informed as this legislation develops <br /> during the final weeks of the session. <br /> PAGE 4/PRIORITY FOCUS Visit the League's OfFICial Web Site--www.cacities.org <br />