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Redevelopment in California is Over, at Least for Now
The State Supreme Court has given Governor Brown his wish: that property taxes to redevelop so-called "blighted" areas be diverted to schools and other "core services" of government.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe State Supreme Court has given Governor Brown his wish: that property taxes to redevelop so-called "blighted" areas be diverted to schools and other "core services" of government. More than 400 redevelopment agencies run by cities around the state have been put out of business, but that does not immediately free up all of the $6 billion they raise and spend every year. It has created a mess.
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1 of 3The Fate of Redevelopment in California- 0:00Redevelopment in California is Over, at Least for NowYou’re reading this
- 20:19Does Philip Anschutz Own LA?
- 26:55Romney under Attack before New Hampshire Primary