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7A INFRASTRUCTURE from page 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Page 39 Proposition 1C - Housing and Emergency Proposition 10 - Kindergarten - University Shelter Trust Fund Act of 2006. Public Education Facilities Bond Act of 2006. Prop. 1 C contains $2.85 billion in funding to address a range of housing needs, including $1.35 billion that helps cities address housing-related infrastructure issues: · Inflll Housing Construction - $850 million in grants for development of public infrastructure projects that facilitate or support intill housing construction. Projects could include water, sewer and transportation improvements, traffic mitiga- tion, brownfield clean up and up to an additional $200 million for parks · Urban, Suburban and Rural Paries - $200 million · Transit..()rlented Development - $300 million to develop and construct housing and infrastructure projects within close proximity to transit stations Cities also benefit from other funding con- tained in Prop. 1C: · Affordable Home OWnership Programs - $725 miUion to help over 23,600 families become or remain homeowners · Affordable Housing Construction Programs - $345 million for affordable rental housing for more than 4,000 families · Housing for Fannworkers - $135 million to build rental and home ownership oppor- tunities to help farm workers · Homeless Permanent Housing Con- struction - $245 million to build permanent hous- ing for the homeless, those transitioning out of homelessness and foster care youth · Homeless Shelter Housing Construc- tion - $50 million to construct and expand home- less shelters of last resort and transitional housing for the home1ess For the Legislative Analysfs Office summary of Prop. 1 C and all the November 2006 ballot measures, visit. This measure would provide $10.4 billion in bonds to be deposited into the 2006 State School Facilities fund, which will be used to meet capital outlay needs of higher educational facilities, and finance grants for construction and renovation of schools, including charter schools and facilities for career technical education programs, and to relieve overcrowded schools. This also includes $29 million to fund joint-use projects for construction of K-12 school facilities. · $1.9 billion for new construction of school facilities. · $500 million for providing school facilities to charter schools. · $3.3 billion for modernization of school facilities. · $500 million for facilities for career techni- cal education programs. · $1 biUion for new construction to fund severely overcrowded school sites. · $1.5 billion for CA Community Colleges. . $890 miUion for UC and Hastings College of Law. $690 million for CSU. Proposition if - Di8aster Preparedness and Flood Prevention Bond Act of 2006. This bond would provide a total of $4.09 billion to prevent flooding by repairing levees and other flood control infrastructure in the Sacramento..San Joaquin River Delta and elsewhere. The funds will be allocated as follows: II $3 billion to evalUate, tepair, rehabilitate, reconstruct or replace levees, weirs, bypasses and facilities contained in the state flood control plan; improve or add facilities to increase levels of flood prevention; and reduce the risk of levee failure. · $500 million to cover the past and future obligations under the flood control subvention Continued on Page 8 VisIt the League's Official Website-www.cacftfes.O,8 PRIORITY FOCUS . PAGE 7 November 3, 2006 . Issue #43