Chass To Leave Smog Post As Alerts Seen Ending
Los Angeles County smog chief Robert J. Chass retires at month end after 34 602 a year. He predicts first stage alerts may never recur and school warnings end by 1974. He credits auto emission controls and strict sour ce limits and cites progress toward federal and state clean air standards by 1980. He notes strained communication with Supervisor Hayes and hints at a new smog control title.
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Developed coastal land revaluation under Proposition 20
From Los Angeles sources the Regional Planning Commission hears that developed coastal land within the Proposition 20 permit belt may face higher assessments and property taxes. Morton Frishman notes developed land could gain value due to market uncertainty and zoning, with increases likely on land value rather than building value.
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Supervisors Order Curbs on Spending for 1973-74
County plans belt tightening as Chief Administrative Officer Arthur Will warns of a unfavorable financial outlook due to federal and state program shifts and environmental and court rulings. He notes a potential property tax rate rise beyond the 1971 peak if services stay the same, seeks as temporary relief about 80 million in revenue sharing but urges curtailing operations rather than relying on that source.
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