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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-10-18; Carlsbad Redevelopment Agency; 103; 1977 REDEVELOPMENT SEMINAR-a 0 * 3 ' CARLSBAV REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY . 103 'INITIAL: EX. D7R. AGENVA BILL NO: .. MEET'ING Of: Octo.ber 78, 1977 AGENCY ATTY. - COORVINATOR. 4 SUBJECT: 1977 Redevel opment Seminar .> : '1 a STATEM5NT Of TffE MATTER: The attached flier outlines the content of a 'redevelopment seminal be held in Anaheim on December 1 and 2 under the sponsorship of tl University of California. A similar seminar was held last year w' one council member in attendance. Since last year's seminar the State Legislature has extensively rt the Community Redevelopment Law in areas relating to housing and financing. In light of these revisions this seminar could prove 1 very valuable and informative. Exhibit University of California Seminar Description . * Recommendation If any members of the Agency have schedules which permit attendal and desire to attend, the Executive Director should be notified s( appropriate arrangements can be made. * 0 * 4- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EXTENSION r_...._ BERKELEY * DAVIS * IRVINE . LOS ANGELES a KIVERSLDE - SAN DIECO * SAN FBANCISCO A Two-Day Seminar ENT 0 0 0 REVISED 1977 For redevelopment agency members and staff, housing authority staff, local elected officials, city and county administrators, planners, planning consultants, and citizens interested in community redevelopment D The process of redevelopment has been greatly revised for California agen with the extensive changes enacted by the California Legislature, effecti as of January 1, 1977. The redevelopment process now is more complex, mc intergovernmental in nature, and more directed to housing concerns than e before. Early-on planning and financial impact analysis must be basic co siderations, in addition to the fundamental purposes of blight removal an recycling of the land to productive use. Redevelopment has become a vita tool in the kit of city and county financing. This two-day seminar is designed to provide a complete update on the esse of the California redevelopment process, including: Redevelvprnea LCWJ, inCeuding fie moAZ neced LUAU AdmidkttcLfiun ad ;the tiedev&pmevtt pmcas; e6dec;ts 06 ;the nail Lcrw upon adrniutinfidve phOCQdUhQb htmgowmrneaal hpLLcazLon, .flu cuuw ~RQ, &i~caL JLQU~QW Houning cv~ii$Qha;tivn heqLLihemed5 p hvaing dhoniky iwW~u&ion Financing , lead iirn~ ~ bomb p deb2 crtecr;tion Seminar coordinator Frank Fargo, Senior Vice President, Wainwright & Rams Inc. , Consultants on Municipal Finance, San Francisco ~ serves as consult2 to a number of California cities on redevelopment projects. He conductec highly successful seminar on REDEVELOPMENT CALIFORNIA STYLE for Universit Extension in 1975, and we are extremely pleased that Mr. Fargo has agreec update the program at this time, He will be joined by speakers who are E perts in the various facets of community redevelopment. A special featul the program will permit individual consultation by participants with Mr. and guest speakers a We hope that you will find this program to be of interest and will join I included with this announcement. We look forward to your participation. December 1 and 2, Advance reservations are requested and an enrollment f * 0 A Two-Day Seminar REDEVELOPMENT IiEViSED 1977 Thursday and Friday, Decembe: 1 and 2, 1977 Thursday, 1 :00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.; Friday, 9:OO a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Sir Pelinore Room, Sheraton-Anaheim 1015 W. Ball Road, Anaheim (Ball Road at Santa Ana Freeway) Fee: $85, includes Friday lunch and materials PROGRAM Thursday Registration 1 :00 - 1 :30 p.m. Afternoon Session 1:30 - 5:OO p.m. Introduction to Seminar Objectives and Speakers FRANK D. FARGO, Seminar Coordinator; Senior Vice President, Wainwright & Ramsey, Inc., San Francisco Redevelopment Law 1976 and Redevelopment Law Revised 1977 THOMAS P. CLARK, JR., Attorney, Rutan &Tucker, Santa Ana Implications of new sections - intergovernmental; reporting;fiscal review; sensitivity to details. Recent court decisions and new law. Ascendancy of Housing As a Necessary Part of the Wedeveiqment Process ROBERT PITTS, Housing Consultant, Economist; forr:e:. Regional Director, Department of Housing and Urban Development, San Francisco Office Intevvelatjumhp with the City I€AP Plan: the function ud utilization of kousing autkovit;es:i~arks-~~ran; legislative matIdare on housing. Evening Session 7:OO - 9:30 p.m. Optional Workshops for Individual Consultation ALL SPEAKERS AVAILABLE Friday Coffee will be served, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Morning Session 9 a.m. - 12 noon Redevelopment Revised At the Operational Level TERRY JAMES, Manager, Redevelopment Agency, City of Montebello What the legislative and procedural changes mean to the agency operation. How Does the Financing Work? MR. FARGO Debt establishment, paying for administrative costs, projecf term, purposes, security, tax revenues, non- contiguity, multiple series. Lunch 12 - 1 :00 p.m. !B 2 r e ~161 ‘z ~ue I laquama ‘riepnfi .%pUEU!J ‘SUOpK3p~suo3 Zuysnoy ‘sdyysuopep -[E)U~LLIU~~AOXI~)U! ‘sampmold aAI$ U! sasu‘W3 .uow$uamaidm! s$! pue MET $uamdoiaAapax ri)ynmmo3 ?21ulo3ge3 ayl uo LL6 I aXSIA3X LNBMIdQ‘ University of California, Irvine University Extension Room 102, Administration Building Irvine, California 927 17 A Two-Day Seminar on REDEVELOPMENT REVISED 1977 The University of California, Irvine, in compliance with Titles VI and VI1 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, does not dis- criminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, mental or physical handi- caps, age, or sex in any of its policies, practices, or procedures. This includes but financial aid, educational services, pro- is not limited to admissions, employment, this policy may be directed to Ramon grams, and activities. Inquiries regarding Curiel, Affirmative Action Officer, Room 555, Administration Building, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, California, 92717. Telephone (714) 833-5594. Not Printed at State Expense FA 11-21 uoysua$xg au!q ‘erulo3ge3 30 Non-Pr u. s. PI PE Newport Beat Permit Vince Biondo City of Carlsbad I200 Elm Ave. Garlsbad, CA 92808 k i. 0 i i @ i Friday, continued ! ! a 1 Afternoon Session Rewards and Realities of Redevelopment: A Look to the ]Mure PANEL DISCUSSION - ALL SPEAKERS ******<:***x*** 1 - 3:30 p.m. Seminar Coordinator: Frank D. Fargo, Senior Vice President, Wainright & Ramsey, Inc., Consultants on Munici- pal Finance, San Francisco, has had extensive experience in local government and in the redevelopment process, including its financing. He has served as city manager for three California cities and currently is consultant on redevelopment projects in the cities of Garden Grove, Fullerton, Montebello, Walnut Creek, Santa Cruz, Lynwood, and others. The Sheraton-Anaheim Hotel is located near Disneyland. Traveling south on the Santa Ana Freeway, the Ball Road offramp leads directly to the hotel. Driving north, take the Harbor Blvd. offramp, turn right or north on Harbor, four miles to Ball Road, turn left or west to hotel. ~---~-~~--~-------~~-------~~--~-~~u~m~~~mmm~~~~m-~~-~~w~~~~w~~ APPLICATION FOR ENROLLMENT REDEVELOPMENT REVISED 1977 Seminar on Administration 804.7 Fee: $85, includes Friday lunch and materials Mail to: University of California Extension Room 102, Administration Building Imine, (2.4 92717 Telephone: (714) 833-5414 Name Address City State Zip Title/Position Organization/JurisdictioE Daytime Phone Amount Enclosed Make check payable to THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVER,SITY OF CALIFORNIA or charge to to BankAmericard No. Expire Date Authorized BankAmericard Signature or to Master Charge No. Expire Date Authorized Master Charge Signature Names, addresses of other persons covered by this enrollnent (use extra sheet if necessary).