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Format: June 21, 1996 - An Analysis of the Low-Emission Vehicle Tax Credit Program Format: The Bay-Delta: A Key to Solving California's Water Problem June 3, 1996 - The Department of Water Resources concluded in its 1994 California Water Plan Update that California's annual water supplies are generally adequate to meet current demand in "norma l" (nondrought) years.
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Format: February 21, 1996 - Counties and the 1996-97 State Budget Format: February 21, 1996 - Community Colleges Contract Education Format: February 21, 1996 - Analysis of the 1996-97 Budget Bill Format: A Perspective on County Fiscal Constraints February 21, 1996 - The fiscal constraints counties face hinder county
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Format: Rethinking Community School Funding August 10, 1994 - Community schools are operated by County Offices of Education (COEs) as alternative instructional placements for about 18,500 pupils in grades 7-12 who, for various reasons, have n ot been successful in traditional school programs.
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Perhaps the most important policy proposal in the budget is the Governor's plan for restr ucturing the state/county fiscal relationship, which is intended to give counties a significant cost share in the health and welfare programs that they administer in order to provi de appropriate incentives to make those programs more efficient and effective.
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Correction 3/6/17: Removed reference to Alpine County as having only one participating insurer. Format: The 2017-18 Budget: Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) February 17, 2017 - At budget hearings on the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB), we recommend that the budget committees hear from PERB and affected employer and employee groups to understand ( 1) why PERB is
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As we concluded in our May Revision analysis, the proposals to offset county property tax revenue losses fall short. The revenue likely to be generated from additional local sales taxes—if these taxes are put on the ballot, passed by the voters, and survive likely legal challenges—would offset less than 20 percent of counties’ revenue loss, on average, in 1993-94.
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Last year, the Legislature resolved a 1991-92 budget funding gap of $14.3 billion through the enactment of $7.2 billion of tax increases, $3.4 billion of spend ing reductions, and $3.7 billion in other actions.
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