Sen. Cassidy we are going to talk about many things. One thing i want to make sure we address our concerns people have about recovery from the great floods of 2016. That said, we have folks here that have resources, or at least explanations. I want to ask them to speak first. Then i will ask different people to comment. We are going to go around. If at any point you feel like you would be better off talking to fema than listening to this conversation, i will consider it more appropriate that you stand up and walk over and speak to fema, because we need to have your needs addressed. Also, before i go forward, is my staff around . Are they still circulating . I have three beautiful woman back there. They all specializes in casework for folks who are flood victims. Brian andrew are back there. Dale, are you here . He does casework. He may come in later. Who am i seeing . Catherine stewart back there. So, if there is an issue in particular that you think one of our staff can help you with,
The committee will come to order. I want to welcome everybody to todays hearing entitled americas Affordable Housing crisis, challenges and solutions. This is an important issue in this hearing will allow the committee to hear from experienced and welleducated witnesses that can provide more context on Affordable Housing policies and the sections of the tax code with the intent of mitigating this longtime set of problems in our society. As many of you are aware the last time we underwent a National Comprehensive revision of the tax code was in 1986. The passage of the tax reform act, that some Affordable Housing tax incentives were baked into statute with the lowIncome Housing tax credit being chief among them. Since then this important section of the tax code has enjoyed bipartisan support. Still, it is worth examining this particular laws we continue to wrap up our work on tax reform. Throughout todays hearing a one each member to keep in mind some Guiding Principles for tax reform.
The committee will come to order. I want to welcome everybody to todays hearing entitled americas Affordable Housing crisis, challenges and solutions. This is an important issue in this hearing will allow the committee to hear from experienced and welleducated witnesses that can provide more context on Affordable Housing policies and the sections of the tax code with the intent of mitigating this longtime set of problems in our society. As many of you are aware the last time we underwent a National Comprehensive revision of the tax code was in 1986. The passage of the tax reform act, that some Affordable Housing tax incentives were baked into statute with the lowIncome Housing tax credit being chief among them. Since then this important section of the tax code has enjoyed bipartisan support. Still, it is worth examining this particular laws we continue to wrap up our work on tax reform. Throughout todays hearing a one each member to keep in mind some Guiding Principles for tax reform.
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Calling other congressmen i heard this st. Patricks that the horrifying that 51 percent of the individuals in bakersfield get their health care through medical or medicare and just to remind people medical is the ryan budget proposes a Voucher Program for medicare and it is amazing if there theyre voting republicans i wonder in the republicans that are supporting this said the rhetorical for their own constituents so thank you u h w fork doing this today and lets to the voters and the congressmen. clapping. id like to thank everyone for coming out today and the speakers and the Community Partners and now it is time to get on the phones and make that work good afternoon it is now, 1 08 p. M. This is the regular meeting of of the 123ri789 the Successor Agency to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency for tuesday, february 21, 2017, welcome to members of the public madam clerk male call the first item first order of business commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos commissioner singh com