Turniej Pokemon

john3859

yor Chuck Reed, who next [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]k is scheduled to sit down with Brown and the mayors of California's 10 largest cities to discuss the proposal. Redevelopment critics have argued that much of the development the agencies have funded would have been built without public investment and that cities have abused the process to fund pet projects at the expense of basic services. Bay Area News Group staff writers Tracy Seipel and Matthew Artz and McClatchy Newspapers contributed to this report.San Jose officials have scheduled an emergency Wednesday meeting of the city's redevelopment agency in a bid to protect funds for planned projects from the state's clutches.More than a dozen other California cities have taken such moves in recent days,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], alarmed by Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to shut down the roughly 400 local redevelopment agencies throughout the state.Faced with a $25 billion deficit, Brown wants to divert some of the $5 billion in property taxes that redevelopment agencies currently receive to schools and other basic services."City after city is taking specific action to protect their local funds from being swept up by the state," San Jose Redevelopment Agency Executive Director Harry Mavrogenes wrote to the City Council, which acts as his agency's board of directors.Wednes