Legislation Details

File #: HIST-8553    Version: 1 Subject:
Type: Historical Status: Consent Agenda
In control: City Council Meeting Agenda
On agenda: 6/9/2008 Final action: 6/9/2008
Title: League of California Cities Priority Focus Editions #20 and #21.
Attachments: 1. League of California Cities Priority Focus Edition - L-1A__Priority Focus Issue #20.pdf, 2. League of California Cities Priority Focus Edition - L-1B__Priority Focus Issue #21.pdf
League of California Cities Priority Focus Editions #20 and #21. May 23 2008 Issue #20 2008 IN THIS ISSUE: Page 5: Safe Neighborhoods Act Targeted for November 2008 Ballot Page 6: Support Letters Needed for AB 844: Scrap Metal Theft Bill Caltrans Committee to Hear Speed Limit Setting Policies on May 29 Page 7: More Cities Receive Prop. 1B Local Streets and Roads Funds Now Sustainable Cities Feature: South Bay Energy Saving Center Page 8: Annual Conference Registration Open! Find a Bill Legislators Leg Committee or Ask League Leg Staff LEAGUE HONORS GOVERNOR WITH SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD Award Recognizes Commitment to the Long Term Vitality of Cities On Wednesday May 21 the League of California Cities presented Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger with its inaugural Sustainable Community Leadership Award. This award was created to honor California leaders who advance a broad vision and agenda of community sustainability for California and its cities. For more see Page 2. BUDGET ACTION DAY DRAWS CITY OFFICIALS FROM AROUND STATE LAO s Alternative Budget Proposal Presents Several Wild Cards for Cities More than 70 city officials descended on Sacramento on Wednesday May 21 to lobby legislators as part of the League s first Budget Action Day. For more see Page 2. NEARLY EVERY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER OPPOSES PROP. 98 Leading organizations and nearly every California newspaper have come out against Proposition 98 the deceptive initiative on the June 3 ballot. As of the printing of this issue of Priority Focus more than 50 newspaper editorial boards have urged readers to vote NO on Prop. 98. The proposition exposes local land use decisions to endless litigation eliminates renter protections and rent control guts environmental protections and jeopardizes the state s ability to rebuild aging infrastructure. For more see Page 4. Sustainable Community Award Continued from Page 1 In presenting the Sustainable Community Leadership Award League President and San Diego City Council...

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