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Coming Up: .. . . : Budget Overview : Hearings . Assembly and . . Senate, 1/26/04. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Want more details on these and other bills? Log on to the League of California Cities Web site at www.cacities.org/ legtracking. ~- ¥t. I I' ¡/j"Ò""'£/ ~F'}': FOe U S "..ìl,,'.\,I\I\,pPI>.Ii'¡"'¡"Ii\I\:IIl.l"""""'ii.' January 21, 2005 Issue #3~2005 PENSION REFORM LIKELY TO HEAT UP QUICKLY Assemblyman Keith Richman informed members of the League's Em- ployee Relations Policy Committee yesterday that he will take his public , employee pension proposal directly to the voters in its current form if legisla- tors and stakeholders fail to work with him on alternative approaches. For more see page 2. ................................... INSTITUTE PUBLISHES FISCAL "QUICK REFERENCE" Finance directors throughout the state will soon receive complimentary copies of the Institute for Local Self Government's Municipal Finance Quick Reference. This convenient, easy-to-use reference summarizes the "key things to know. about city finance, including current and Mure impacts of Proposition 1A. Each finance director will receive a personal copy, plus additional copies to share with city council members. The Institute is the League's nonprofit research arm. For more see page 4. ................................... UPDATE ON LEAGUE FRIEND-OF-THE-COURT FILINGS Learn more about League friend-of-the-court action in appellate cases affecting California cities. A brief summary ofthe case and thanks to volun- teer writers appear below. For more see page 3. Page 3 CALPERS SETS UP PENSION DEBATE INFORMATION CENTER