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2001 Budget Analysis: Housing and Community Development (2240)
The current system of local government finance generally does not encourage local governments to approve housing
projects, particularly multifamily and affordable housing developments. The jurisdiction which approves the housing receives a
relatively small share of the property taxes generated from the new development. These revenues, in many cases, are not enough to
pay for the costs of providing services to the new housing.
The state's major oversight of local housing policy is the housing element process. As part of their general plan, cities and counties
must develop a housing element which adequately plans for future needs in housing, particularly a "fair share" of the region's
expected affordable housing needs. In order to be in compliance with state law, HCD must approve a community's housing
element. Less than 70 percent of communities are currently in compliance with the housing element law.
Program Created in 2000-01. The Jobs-Housing Balance Improvement Program was created last year and appropriated
$100 million to make incentive payments to local governments with the intention that the payments would encourage greater housing
production. Early in 2001, the department will issue its guidelines to local governments on what basis these funds will be distributed.
While the department is still finalizing its guidelines, it has outlined the following framework for the payments:

Payments will be made in January 2002, based on the level of housing permits issued in calendar year 2001.
Jurisdictions will be eligible for payments only if they (1) have their housing element in compliance with state law by the end of
2001 and (2) issue housing permits in 2001 that exceed their average permit issuance from the prior three years by a
yet-to-be-determined percentage (in the range of 10 percent to 25 percent).
If jurisdictions meet these two criteria, then payments would be made on a per-unit basis to each jurisdiction for the following:
(1) all permits issued above the three-year average percentage threshold; and (2) additional amounts for priority units:
multifamily, "in-fill", those with affordability restrictions, and those sold within county affordability limits. Units which met more
than one of these criteria would be eligible for multiple incentive payments.
2001 Budget Analysis Office of Criminal Justice Planning (8100)
In response to our request for additional information, OCJP indicated a portion of the funds would be distributed to all 17 of the
eligible labs, each of which would receive some unspecified amount. The remainder would be distributed based upon demonstrated need, crime rate, and
population served. Rather than emphasizing competitive based grants, the proposal appears to be based on a formula award process with a minimum guarantee.
In either case OCJP has not provided sufficient information on the specific allocation method and criteria that will be used to award these grant funds for our
office to recommend approval. In the event the Legislature approves the funds, we recommend it require OCJP to establish a competitive grant program that
will fund the proposals with the most merit, rather than distribute an amount to all labs that is insufficient to meet any of their needs.
Incorporate Future Funding for Local Labs Into the State's Existing Capital Outlay Planning and Budgeting Process. The recent passage of Chapter 606,
Statutes of 1999 (AB2473, Hertzberg) emphasized the Legislature's intent that the state establish and annually update a five-year plan for identifying and
establishing priorities for all state infrastructure needs including capital outlay. This process starts with the 2002-03 budget. If the Legislature wishes to fund
capital needs, as opposed to equipment, for local forensic laboratories beyond the budget year, it is important that any permanent process developed by OCJP be
conducted within the context of the process set forth in Chapter 606.
Summary. It is not possible to adequately assess the merits of this proposal without more detailed information on the method and criteria for awarding the
proposed grants. As a result, we recommend that the Legislature take no action until OCJP provides more detailed information on this proposal. In addition, we
recommend that in the event the Legislature approves these funds, it employ a competitive grant process and incorporate any future funding for local lab
construction into the state's existing capital outlay planning process pursuant to Chapter 606.
High Technology Crime Program Expansion Not Justified 
We recommend that the Legislature reduce the proposed augmentation of the High Technology Theft Apprehension and Prosecution Program by
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FY 15 SNAP QC Tolerance Level

SNAP’s QC system uses a tolerance level to set the threshold for determining which errors are included in the national payment error rate calculation. The first year the TFP based adjustment will occur is FY 2015. FNS is adjusting the threshold using the TFP for the 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia. FNS calculated the percentage change between the June 30, 2013 TFP (FY 2014) and the June 30, 2014 TFP (FY 2015). FNS has applied that percentage to the $37 QC tolerance level, which results in an increase to $38.

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2001 Budget Analysis: Special Education
ADA growth and, in some cases, the special disabilities adjustment—an adjustment providing additional funding to SELPAs with a disproportionately large
number of very high-cost special education students. Furthermore, high-funded SELPAs would receive an increase of about $17 per ADA per year under the
budget's proposed special education settlement agreement. (This agreement is discussed in detail earlier in this chapter.) For these reasons, we do not view the
budget proposal as compelling.
Further Equalization Promotes Legislative Goals. Alternatively, the Legislature could use the General Fund monies freed up by the additional federal funds to
further equalize per-ADA allocations to SELPAs. With the available $98 million the Legislature could bring approximately 75 percent of the state's ADA to the
same special education funding level (about $500). As of 1999-00, about 70 percent of the state's ADA was within 5 percent of the lowest special education
funding level. The other 30 percent of ADA was above that level.
We consider this alternative preferable to the budget proposal for three reasons.

 Equalization Goals Are Ongoing. The equalization funding in AB 602 is one component of a three-pronged strategy to reduce funding variation by (1)
raising the low-funded SELPAs to the target level, (2) applying a uniform COLA amount that prevents further funding variations, and (3) providing funding
for new students at the statewide target. The latter two components indicate that the Legislature did not intend to "close the books" on equalization, but
signaled a continued commitment to reducing funding variation. 
 Large Funding Variation Remains. Although the state will achieve part of the equalization target of AB 602, a relatively large variation in funding levels
remains. The range of funding levels between the highest- and lowest-funded SELPA is approximately $600 per ADA.
 Trails Revenue Limit Equalization. Special education funding is not as far along in the equalization process as general education revenue limits. For
example, about 90 percent of the ADA for large unified districts—which accounts for over two-thirds of the statewide ADA—is within 5 percent of the lowest
revenue limit per ADA.
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Stars exploding? Who would do such a thing? Join Detective Eagle Quark on his investigation of this mystery in this Space Forensics interactive game.
Space Forensics is an educational program where astronomical phenomena are treated like criminal investigations. Through this game, armchair crime solvers experience the universal process of science, a cycle of questions and answers that can be used for investigating a crime scene...or seeking out the origins of the chemical elements in the universe. 
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