The tide is turning against redevelopment abuse in California! Please join our conference and learn of the latest statewide proposals aimed at ending widespread abuse of power by California redevelopment agencies:

      Gov. Davis' Budget Proposal: To help cover the state deficit, Davis seeks to restore $1 billion in redevelopment diversions back to public schools. This is nearly half of the $2.1 annually diverted by redevelopment schemes. Davis is right. Public money should build classrooms, not Costcos!

      Assembly Bill 1221: Backed by John Campbell (R-Irvine) and Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento), AB1221 reduces cities' dependence on sales taxes and assures cities & counties more property tax, thus reducing the motive for redevelopment schemes.

      Senate Bill 114: Authored by Tom Torlakson (D-Martinez), SB 114 bans the use of public money to subsidize a private business moving from one city to another.

      F.R.E.S.H.: Fiscal Reform: Equity, Stability & Harmony. A broad plan to send all sales tax to the state in exchange for the cities and counties getting a greater share of property tax, thus eliminating the motivation for redevelopment abuses. Orange County Supervisor Chris Norby will present this plan to the conference.

	STAND UP FOR YOUR COMMUNITY! Learn how to stop redevelopment abuses in your neighborhood, your city, your county & throughtout California! Register nmow for the Conference on Redevelopment Abuse.
Join MORR (Municipal Officials for Redevelopment Reform), CURE (Californias United for Redevelopment Education) and all those who support fair play & fiscal responsibility!

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