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still_one

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7. That is generally true, except I don't believe they have decided where the revenue

Reply to stopbush (Reply #5)

Fri Jun 2, 2017, 01:45 AM

Jun 2017

is coming from, and think that will be done in the Assembly

There is also something called the Gann Limit, which limits growth in spending of state and local governments.

I am not sure if this comes into play or not

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It may also require the public because of Proposition 13 still_one Jun 2017 #1

Explain, please (why prop 13)? demosincebirth Jun 2017 #2

Don't think so. stopbush Jun 2017 #5

That is generally true, except I don't believe they have decided where the revenue still_one Jun 2017 #7

Besides affecting limits on property taxes Proposition 13 may require public approval still_one Jun 2017 #6

We do have a supermajority, but like in Vermont, everyone will freak out over the price tag. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #3

Not necessarily. First we have a lot more people in California, and if it can be still_one Jun 2017 #8

Yeah! I hope it gets passed soon. I have ACA with a few years to live. BigmanPigman Jun 2017 #4