SANTA PAULA : Brochure Promised on Redevelopment
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Responding to residents’ concern, Santa Paula officials are putting together a brochure that will summarize transactions by the city Redevelopment Agency that have occurred since the agency was created.
The brochure, to be available to the public within the next six weeks, will describe the current status of the agency’s finances and its plans for the future, as well as give a summary of the agency’s investments since 1990, said Ken Cott, the city’s economic development director.
The City Council approved the project after several residents complained during public meetings about not being kept informed of the agency’s affairs.
Residents will be able to pick up the brochure at City Hall and the Blanchard Community Library by early May, Cott said.
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