Growth impacts on government expenditures and revenues in Verdi, California, Sierra County
By: George Goldman, David Strong, Marian O'Regan
Series: Special publication / Division of Agricultural Sciences, University of California
Publisher: Division of Agricultural Sciences, University of California
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Berkeley, Calif.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 50
Subjects: Planned communities; Government policy; Economic aspects; Cities and towns; Growth; Local government; Population growth; Economic impact; Economic history; Public Expenditures; Appropriations and expenditures; Economic conditions
Description: Extract: This study evaluates potential residential development in Verdi, California, and the effect of government costs and revenues on Sierra County, the school district, and the fire district. For comparison, this study also estimates the fiscal impact of the current land use. It does not attempt to estimate the projected growth for the area's housing stock, the effects on the private sector business, or the effects on state and federal costs and revenues.
Notes: "Cooperative Extension Service, University of California, Berkeley. May 1980."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Summary; title: Assumptions; title: Purpose; title: Study area: Verdi, California; title: Background: base year March 1979; title: Future growth and cost revenue projections.; title: Part one. Zone density; title: Adult and student population per dwelling unit; title: Home and land value.; title: Part two. Government costs and revenues: operational (annual) and capital; title: Operational costs and revenues; title: Sierra County government; title: Education; title: Fire prevention; title: Government capital improvements to serve residential growth; title: Sierra County: capital costs; title: School; title: Fire protection; title: Revenues for capital expansion.; title: Part three. Growth alternative analysis; title: Baseline; title: Three growth alternatives; title: Conclusion.