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Government

Jul. 11, 2015

3rd District upholds ruling on redevelopment agency paybacks

The court rejected an appeal by the city of Azusa that argued that over $8 million in loan money from the city's utility provider to its former redevelopment agency was an "enforceable obligation."


By Steven Crighton


Daily Journal Staff Writer


More fallout following the state's 2012 dissolution of local redevelopment agencies
has come in an appellate decision ruling that more than $8 million in loans from the
city of Azusa's water and power utility to its former redevelopment agency are invalid.
The decision, experts say, will likely have an impact on similar issues across ...

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