Why This is Make-Work and Another Self-Promotion Stunt. The following is coming up at the Council Meeting this Tue evening, 11/19/24. It will be at the end of the agenda, so you may want to send an email protest … Continued
More than 20 million Americans are covered by state and local government pensions. Unlike the 401(k) plans found in the private sector, these “defined benefit” plans promise to pay retirees a set amount of money every month for the rest of their lives.
For most public workers, these generous programs are a cornerstone of their financial security; for many, they’re one of the main attractions of government jobs. Yet the plans, by their own reckoning, are underfunded to the tune of $1.6 trillion.
Bay Area residents, fed up with high housing costs, crime and other quality-of-life concerns, have packed up and left the region in droves since the start of the pandemic in 2020.
We used Measure G as of 2022 to establish our number. A 1/8 cent sales tax passed in 2018 with Measure G currently generates $1.2 Million per year. A 1/2 cent sales tax would equal 4x the 1/8 cent sales … Continued
Los Gatos 5-year budget forecast predicts $10 million deficit
July 2, 2021 Mr. Dave Vautin Via Email Assistant Director, Major Plans Bay Area Metro 375 Beale Street San Francisco, CA 94105 July 2, 2021 Mr. Dave Vautin Via Email Assistant Director, Major Plans Bay Area … Continued
May 24, 2020 Re: Options for economic recovery and community vitality in response to COVID-19 Dear Honorable Mayor and Council Members, At the upcoming special council meeting on May 26, you will be discussing various options to help … Continued
Please Click on this link AgendaPacket-Council Meeting-May 5, 2020 7.00 PM ITEM 8
THE SPECIFIC PLAN WHAT IS A SPECIFIC PLAN? A Specific Plan is a regulatory scheme governing land use in a particular geographic area (“Plan Area”). A Specific Plan, just as the more familiar zoning rules do, establishes rules which determine … Continued
According to the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) projections, between 2010 and 2040, there will be 1.3 million more jobs and an additional 2.4 million people in the 15 cities that comprise the bay area. Of those 1.3 million … Continued