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Posted in Redevelopment

Ever since the Supreme Court issued its decision in the Matosantos case last December, facilitating the dismantling of California's redevelopment agencies, there has been talk of new legislation -- either in the "clean up" variety or in the substantive overhaul variety. 

Today, the Legislature passed AB1484 as a budget trailer bill (the Senate approved the bill at around 1:30 p.m., and the Assembly followed about an hour later).  

AB1484 probably qualifies as too substantive to be characterized as mere "clean up," though it falls short of a major overhaul of the system.  And it ...

Posted in Redevelopment

We all knew that redevelopment agencies wouldn't go down without a fight after the California Supreme Court delivered the elimination-knock-out-punch in California Redevelopment Association v. Matosantos.  As expected, agencies took a two-pronged approach to try and stave off their elimination: (1) through the legislature, and (2) through the court system.  Friday delivered another one-two punch to redevelopment agencies, and this time they may be finally pinned in a corner.  

Legislative Update:  With respect to the legislative fix, we reported a few weeks ago that Senator ...

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