Debate on Watson Amendment Divides California Tax Reform
Sacramento reports legislative representative Dugald Gillies of the California Real Estate Association argues for the Watson Amendment as essential property tax relief. He says voter mandates, not the legislature, drive major reform, citing 1879 1911 and 1933 reforms and predicting more tax battles this year.
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Appointment outlook and taxes stir county officials
The board and County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson plan to interview top candidates for agricultural commissioner on February 15 with a 9:30 a.m. session. Walter S. Cummings retires at month’s end. Allen Abersman, Sacramento, named Superior Court administrator at $19,926 yearly. county clerk questions his court procedure experience and training needs.
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