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• r « � <br /> � <br /> December 2, 2005 <br /> Issue #46-2005 <br /> The Legislature is LEAGUE RESPONDS TO FEDERAl. TELECOM PROPOSAL <br /> in recess until The League of California Cities this week sent a letter to Congressman <br /> January 4. Joe Barton (TX-6), chairman of the House Energy and Commence Commit- <br /> tee, expressing serious concerns with his draft legislation relating to broad- <br /> band internet transmission services (BITS). The letter was also sent to all <br /> Action Alert: California members on the committee. For more, see Page 8. <br /> Write the Governor <br /> ...................................... <br /> about the Prop. 42 <br /> Funding Gap! LEAGUE BOARD ADOPTS STRATEGIC GOALS FOR 2006 <br /> HEALTHY, SAFE C[TIES A STRATEGIC FOCUS <br /> The League board of directors set the course of the organization for 2006 <br /> after meeting with the leaders of the League's departments, divisions, policy <br /> committees and caucuses on November 18-19. After participating with the <br /> League leaders in eight separate discussion groups, the directors considered <br /> a list of proposed strategic goals formulated by the discussion groups. The <br /> following focus and goals were adopted: For more, see Page 7. <br /> ...................................... <br /> WANT MORE DETAILS <br /> oN BILLS? PROP. 42 — FILL THE GAPI <br /> Visit the League of The League of California Cities and the California State Association of <br /> California Cities Counties (CSAC) are asking city and county officials to contact Gov. Arnold <br /> website at Schwarzenegger and urge him to fund the local street and road maintenance <br /> www.cacities.org/ program under Proposition 42 in FY 2006-07 and FY 2007-08. For more, see <br /> billsearch. Page 8. <br /> Page 2 NEW U.S. COMMUNITIES PROGRAM HELPS CITIES PURCHASE HOMELAND <br /> SECURiTY PRODUCTS <br /> Page 3 REDEVELOPMENT SCRUTINIZED IN LATEST LEGISLATIVE HEARING <br /> THIRD QUARTER 2005 NATIONAL SURVEY OF ECONOMtC DEVELOPMENT <br /> PROFESSIONALS RELEASED <br /> Page 4 FEDERAL UPDATE: TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSING PROGRAMS <br /> APPROPRIATIONS BILL PASSED <br /> Page 6 OPR SEEKS PUBLIC COMMENT ON COMMUNITY/MILITARY COMPATIBILITY <br /> HANDBOOK <br /> Page 7 HIGHLIGHTS OF NOVEMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING <br />