SAN FRANCISCO — Gov. Jerry Brown’s bold proposal to eliminate all California redevelopment agencies has sent a shudder through the legal community.
Brown said in January that shutting down some 400 municipal redevelopment agencies — which use tax money to finance housing and commercial projects in depressed neighborhoods — would save the state nearly $2 billion. Last week, he made it clear that appeals from big city mayors to reconsider would not dissuade him .
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