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CALL ASAP
KILL THE BILL
What must occur next is
thousands
(yes,thousands)
of
citizen phone calls
(don't delay--call TODAY)
Suggested statements on why you oppose SB 1. Choose one
brief statement from the below list or make up your own:
1.
Senate Bill 1 stands in
contravention of representative government and in defiance of the
separation of powers invested in Constitutional government.
2.
SB 1 invents new structures
to govern people with new sources of authority, which subjugates the will
of the people to the dictates of unelected bureaucrats.
3.
Senate Bill 1 allows for the
issuance of bonds without voter approval thereby circumventing a
democratic process and preventing the sovereign people to observe and
require accountability for any and all developments and policies that SB
1's Investment Authorities implement.
4.
Senate Bill 1 authorizes the Investment Authority
of a city or county to include a provision in its Plan for the receipt of
tax increment funds. Such
financing has heretofore increasingly over-burdened the State's financial
resources in meeting school and county obligations and seriously deviated
from redevelopment agencies' initial objective by underwriting commercial
and profitable real estate ventures.
5.
Senate Bill 1 redefines
"blight" as "inefficient land use", an arbitrary and
subjective determination for the benefit of the Investment Authority
established through the Bill.
Here is the link to the
District Senators . . .
Here is the phone number of
the Governor's office to request that he VETO Senate Bill 1 . . .
Governor Jerry Brown
Phone: (916) 445-2841
Fax: (916) 558-3160
Funds
Plan Bay Area
SUBURBS
& RURAL AREAS ARE BLIGHT
This bill is a THREAT to Rural and
Suburban property owners
SB-1
Expanding
the Definition of
BLIGHT
Declares
suburban and rural lifestyles-which
it terms "inefficient land use patterns-as "blight."
Declaring suburban and rural land use a "blight" has
appalling and stunning legal and political implications. How does it
feel to have a target on your back from these people?
Creates
mini-ABAGs (redevelopment agencies) not
controlled by cities and towns. Allows eminent domain and funding
power to assemble and fund massive high density housing projects in
suburban downtowns.
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