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PACE Breakfast Club August Speaker Features Hon. Xavier Becerra

The Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment presents the August Speaker Breakfast Club features Hon. Xavier Becerra, Member of Congress, Vice Chair, House Democratic Caucus.

8:00 am Radisson Hotel at USC

3540 S. Figueroa Street,

Los Angeles, CA  9007

Please RSVP by Monday, August 23rd at 213-500-9939 or rsvp.pace@gmail.com

$25 per person. $15 per person from a non-profit organization.

 

Update: AB 2293 Passes State Senate Appropriations Committee

(SCANPH is sharing this news with our members via a communication we recevied from Julie Snyder of Housing CA) Good news! HCA's AB 2293 got off the Senate Appropriations Committee's suspense file yesterday on an 11-0 bipartisan vote.

This was a big step, as hundreds of bills didn't get off the suspense file. The bill was amended to require HCD to reserve/escrow permanent funds under MHP, TOD, and Joe Serna to provide a more solid guarantee to the construction lender.

CALIFORNIA LIFELINE TELEPHONE PROGRAM

California Lifeline Telephone Program Cuts Costs For Home Phones

Having a home phone is still a good option for everyone. Emergencies can occur at any time and the reliability of a home phone is a worthwhile investment.

Set Southern California on Course to Achieve Economic Growth and Create Healthy Communities



SCANPH Advocates for CARB to Set Southern California on Course to Achieve Economic Growth and Create Healthy Communities

Southern California Leadership Network is recruiting.

Join a network of more than 1,300 of Southern California's most influential leaders by applying for the Leadership Southern California Class of 2011.

Leadership Southern California admissions are highly competitive and take place on a rolling basis, so early applicants are encouraged. Space is limited. Please submit applications by Monday, July 19, 2010 by 5 p.m.

New ULI Study: SB 375 Good for Economy and Environment

The Urban Land Institute released an SB 375 Impact Analysis Report which says that SB 375 could "accommodate growth in ways that are economically sound, environmentally responsible, and socially beneficial."

ULI, a developer-backed research group with 30,000 members worldwide, released the report at a TOD Marketplace event in Los Angeles. The report finds that SB 375 will "help California meet the shifting market demand for housing, allocate public resources more efficiently, and ensure a better quality of life."

SB 375: Sustainable Community Strategies Resources

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PMIB Update: State Issues Roadmap for Bond Funding

(from Housing CA.) Allows Conditional Awards to Convert to Unconditional

More than a year after an obscure state entity halted thousands of bond-funded infrastructure projects, the Schwarzenegger administration has released an official roadmap outlining a process for determining state departments' bond needs and a plan for meeting those needs through June 2012.

Commission Adopts Final Guidelines for New Land-Use Transportation Plans

(from Housing CA.) On April 8, 2010, the California Transportation Commission adopted the 2010 Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) Guidelines. The revised guidelines reflect new requirements imposed by SB 375 (Steinberg, 2008) to link transportation and land-use planning in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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