JPA Can Be Used To End-Run Vote Requirement, Fourth District Rules

Nov 23, 2015

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The Fourth District Court of Appeal has rejected arguments from San Diegans for Open Government that the City of San Diego improperly created a joint powers authority in order to avoid a two-thirds vote requirement for issuing sale-leaseback Marks-Roos bonds.

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