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<br /> LEG ACTION DAYS from page 1 ....................................... <br /> You have an opportunity to show your support The May 18 General Session offers an opportu- <br /> for the League and your city, by coming to Sacra- nity to learn more about the administration's plans <br /> mento next week on May 17 and 18, and partici- affecting cities from Department of Housing and <br /> pating in the League's Legislative Action Days. Community Development Director Lynn <br /> Visit www.cacities.ora and sian uo NOW to attend Jacobs, and Terry Abbott, Caltrans Division <br /> the League's annual Legislative Action Days in Chief for Local Assistance. <br /> Sacramento. <br /> Don't miss this opportunity to join hundreds of <br /> Speakers at the May 17 General Session local officials and state officials to meet one-on- <br /> include: one with legislators to urge them to work with us <br /> on critical issues affecting cities. This is your <br /> . Senate President pro Tem Don Perata, League, and your opportunity to show your support <br /> speaking on the infrastructure investment pack- for what the League is doing for cities. <br /> age. <br /> . Sen. Bob Dutton, who played a major Registration is free - but we do need a count <br /> role in securing $1 billion for transportation fund- for our May 17 Legislative Reception and other <br /> ing for cities in SB 1266 (NunezlPerata), the bond events. Visit www.cacities.ora to view the initial <br /> measure that will appear on the November ballot program agenda. Register online at <br /> as Proposition 1 B. www.cacities.ora/events. <br /> . Sen. Lloyd Levine, chair, assembly <br /> Utilities and Commerce Committee, and co- Issue Papers: Download background materi- <br /> sponsor of AB 2987, the telecommunications als at www.cacities.orallad that will aid in your <br /> reform measure. legislative lobbying, including "Housing & Infra- <br /> . Assemblymember John Laird, chair, structure," "Telecommunications Reform" and <br /> Assembly Budget Committee, who will talk about "Eminent Domain." <br /> the state budget. <br /> Attendees will also hear updates on telecom- <br /> munications reform, housing, and Prop. 42 LeavingCityOffice?RE!tiring? <br /> funding League Executive Director Chris <br /> McKenzie. John Shirey, Executive Director The Leaguewants to stay in touch! <br /> of the California Redevelopment Association, Just because you are leaving your position <br /> will provide an update on legislation and ballot with the city doesn't meanyoustop caring <br /> measures affecting eminent domain and redevel- about or wanting to be. involved in city <br /> opment authority. issues. Keep abreast of developments <br /> affecting cities and the League by becom- <br /> Also attending and accepting our thanks for ing part of the. League's alumni group; <br /> their leadership in passing the infrastructure Members will receive periodic updates on <br /> investment package: Senate Majority Caucus city issues and Leagueactivities...This is <br /> Chair Tom Torlakson, Senate Minority Leader the League's way ofsaying "thank you" for <br /> Dick Ackerman, Senate Transportation and your public service-there is no fee for this <br /> Housing Chair Alan Lowenthal, and Assembly service. <br /> Minority Leader George Plescia. <br /> To join, go to www.cacities.ora/alumni <br /> An evening legislative reception on May 17 will or send your contact information <br /> provide additional opportunities to mingle with dha rrison@cacities.org. <br /> legislators, and thank those representatives who ... .. <br /> supported the infrastructure package. <br /> PAGE 6 - PRIORITY FOCUS Visit the League's Official Website--www.cacities.org <br /> May 12, 2006 - Issue #19 <br /> ..,..."- ."._..,...~~,,_.~ --. ~_._-- ._- .-.- ._,----"._.,---".~,..".,'-._,,.._~~..- <br />