Michael Turnipseed and Kevin Burton discuss the current economic climate related to the COVID-19 pandemic on Primaris Market Development Executive Spotlight Series. View below to watch the latest interview.
Click hereto listen the latest episode of “A Deeper Dive” with Kern Citizens for Sustainable Government. See what Kern County Taxpayers Association Executive Director, Michael Turnipseed has to say about the state and local school bonds that were on this last Tuesday’s election ballot.
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Source: Mercury News & East Bay Times Editorial Boards
State legislators want to make more money available for needed school construction and they want to encourage transit-oriented development. Those are laudable goals.
But they shouldn’t perpetuate a system that subsidizes private developers by excusing them from fully funding classroom construction needed for their new homes; force current homeowners to pay more property taxes to make up the shortfall; and drive up construction costs by pushing local districts to use only union labor for school projects.
Produced by California Forward and the California Economic Summit, the 2020 Roadmap details priorities and solutions that help more Californians gain access to the Building Blocks of the California Dream and show the Summit network’s commitment to creating inclusive sustainable growth in every region.
