SEC. 3.1-423. SUCCESSOR AGENCY TO THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY.

§ 3.1-423

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In plain language

This section establishes financial disclosure requirements for employees of the Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency, requiring designated officials and staff to disclose investments and income from sources that provide services, supplies, or contracts to the Agency, and lists the specific job positions required to make such disclosures.

Certain employees who work for the Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency (a city agency that manages redevelopment projects) must publicly disclose their personal investments, gifts, and income from companies that do business with or provide services to the Agency. This includes disclosure of income from banks, insurance companies, and other financial firms. The section lists all the specific job titles whose holders must make these disclosures, ranging from accountants to senior attorneys and planners.

  • Complex:The section mixes substantive disclosure rules in subsection (a) with an extensive table of 60+ designated positions and categories, making it lengthy and requiring cross-reference to understand which jobs have which disclosure obligations.
  • Controversial:Financial-disclosure requirements for public employees involve transparency and ethics concerns that are regularly debated by residents and advocacy groups regarding conflicts of interest and government accountability.

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Official text

(Former Sec. 3.1-423 added by Ord. 35-02, File No. 011875, App. 3/29/2002; repealed by Ord. 80-07, File No. 070122, App. 4/19/2007)

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