Urban Growth Boundary By Ballot
Contra Costa, CA, is seeking a ballot measure to shift responsibility to the public for deciding on changes to the county's urban growth boundary.
"The urban limit line also has emerged as a stumbling block as city and county leaders consider re-authorizing Contra Costa's transportation tax. Supervisors are interested in withholding some tax dollars from cities that fail to adopt the boundary in their general plan... If successful, the move could undermine an effort by East County cities to expand the line to allow for more development."
Thanks to CalRAC Infrastructure Brief
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Published on Friday, May 16, 2003 in
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