2000 Budget Analysis: General Government Depts #3

2000 Budget Analysis: General Government Depts #3 Analysis of the 2000-01 Budget Bill BOARD OF EQUALIZATION (0860) The Board of Equalization is one of California's major tax collection agencies. The board (1) collects state and local sales and use taxes and a variety of business and excis e taxes and fees, including those levied on gasoline,
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2000 Budget Analysis: H&SS; Overview

The budget also proposes to revise the formula for providing county fiscal incentives under the California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids program, which wou ld result in significant state savings.
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2000 Budget Analysis: H&SS; CC Child Care

In Stage 1, county welfare departments (CWDs) refer families to resource and referral agencies to assist them with f inding child care providers. Stage 2. Families transfer to Stage 2 when the county determines that the families' situations become "stable"--that is, they develop a welfare-to-work plan and find a child care arrangeme nt.
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2000 Budget Analysis: Water Resources_3860

The proposed expenditures are to complete a preliminary investigation of the water supply benefits, costs, and impacts of operational changes to hydroelectric power facilities, in cluding Lake Almanor (the largest hydropower facility in the state, located in Plumas County) and a number of smaller facilities.
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2001 Budget Analysis: Public Utilities Commission (8660)

The California Teleconnect Fund (CTF) subsidizes telephone service for various entities —50 percent for schools and libraries, 25 percent for community-based organizations, and 20 percent for city- and county-owned hospitals and clinics.
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^[PDF] LAO 2001 Budget Analysis: General Government Chapter

The Governor pro- poses to fund this program again in 2001-02 at $75 million. • Property Tax Administration Loan Program. This program was created in 1995 to provide forgivable loans to counties for addi- tional spending on property tax administration.
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2001 Budget Analysis: Fund Conditions for Resources Programs

The costs of commercial f ishing programs are to be paid solely out of revenues from commercial fishing taxes and license fees. For 2001-02, the budget proposes total FGPF expenditures of $88.6 million, almost entirely for the support of DFG.
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2002 Budget Analysis: Capital Outlay, Department of Corrections (5240)

The prison system also includes 16 community correctional facilities operated by private firms, cities, or counties under contract with CDC. As of mid-January 200 2, the system housed 156,506 inmates, as compared to 160,433 as of mid-January 2001.
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LAO Analysis of the 2002-03 Budget: Education, Teacher Support and Development

The SBE expects that existing PDI providers would be pre-approved (bypassing the formal review process), but private companies, districts, county offices, and universities could also apply to become MRPD providers.
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2002-03 Budget Analysis: General Government, State Personnel Board (1880)

Some counties also reported unusually high costs. For example, while the population of the County of Contra Costa is 50  percent smaller than the County of Alameda, Contra Costa claimed nearly twice as many disciplinary cases and three times greater costs.
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