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Click for the DECEMBER edition of the Haight Ashbury Voice.
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The next meeting of HANC is:
 Thursday, December 10, 2009 @ 7pm at Park Branch Library map


TOPIC: New City Parking Plans in the Works

 
May 2009 HANC General Membership Meeting
Tuesday, 12 May 2009

HANC General Membership Meeting
May 14th, 7 PM

State Special Election on the Budget: May 19th, 2009

 

HANC will feature the May 19th State Special Election on the budget and its possible impacts on San Francisco's municipal budget.

Invited guests are The League of Women Voters who have been asked to give a presentation on the State ballot measures ( 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and 1F) placed on the Special Election ballot by the Governor and State Legislature as part of the "deal" settling the budget impasse last March.

Also attending the meeting will be Chelsea Boilard, of Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth and James Keys, Health Program Director of Senior Action Network. Chelsea and James shall place the state ballot measures in context of the nearly $600 million in cuts being proposed for the San Francisco municipal budget.

All state wide polls taken over the last week indicates that most of the state propositions are losing with the voters, especially the revenue measures -Propositions 1C, 1D and 1E- which redirects state funding into the states general fund from the lottery (1C), children's and youth services ( 1D) and mental health (1E). If these measures fail, and they are trailing by from 9 to 21 points in the Field Poll, the impact on the state budget will be measurable although state revenues are down by several billion dollars from two months ago, when the measures were placed on the ballot. In short, there will be severe budget cuts anyway.

What does this unprecedented decline in tax revenue mean for the state and the City?

Come and find out for yourself, Thursday, May 14th, 7 PM, 1833 Page Street.
 
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