Northern ireland could have a very tough play off draw tomorrow. And all eyes are on todays weather. Ican hear and all eyes are on todays weather. I can hear in kent. This area was devastated during the storm is 30 yea rs devastated during the storm is 30 years ago. I will be talking about the weather today and also looking back at what happened 30 years ago. More details throughout the afternoon. More details throughout the afternoon. Thanks. Coming up on afternoon live we stay with that theme. If youre being affected by 0phelia, then tweet us your stories and pictures. And lets also have your memories of the great storm 30 years ago. Hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. Ireland has been battered by storm 0phelia. One woman has died, thousands of people are without power, and hundreds of schools have been forced to close. Whats described as a violent and destructive storm with winds of 100 miles an hour is now heading for Northern Ireland, parts of scotland, and west wales. In the
Auction. Most the parcels on the list are time shares or sliver lots. Few residential dwelling are auctioned off because the taxpayer may redeem the parcel before auction. The tax auction is important tool insuring high rates of Tax Compliance and largest source of city revenue providing fundsing for schools recollect Community College road and transit. Happy to take questions. Colleagues any questions . No. Okay. Yes, please . I dont seem to have thedo you have the list i have a list here of the parcel subjection to auction. There is one parcel that was of interest. Sorry. I want the record to reflect we dopet have a budget legislative Analyst Report for this item. Mr. Yee. It was the first one, the commercial one. It is just listing a price but couldnt tell which size it was. Excuse me. The first item. It is listed as commercial and curious of the size of the structure or lot and whether or notsomebody saying something . That is a one Story Building off third street. You know how big
Thank you very much, erika. And thank you to my colleagues at the urban institute and the Lincoln Institute of land policy, putting together such a terrific program took excited to be here to talk with some my work with my coauthors at ucla and uc berkeley. First i wanted to take a couple minutes just to explain why my paper is different from the previous paper that was discussed. First our unit of analysis is typically when i look at these tiscali standardized cities but looking at cities just as they exist. We are not capturing these differences that andy laid out between baltimore and tampa but we are capturing the decisionmaking unit as opposed to maybe think about physically standardized cities as a people who live in the city center paying taxes and receiving services. We think about the decisionmakers in these cities. Our time. Is different. They are interested in the period after the Housing Market bust and we are interested in the boom. Also our measure where interested is hou
For him. This portion looks at the Lessons Learned from the housing and financial crises of 20072009, and what you cities have done since event to prepare for future market fluctuations. This is one hour 15 minutes. Its my pleasure to invite tracy gordon who is a senior fellow in the brookings urban tax policy center, she is a leading scholar and specialist in the air of state and local finance. We are so delighted to have her as part of the urban team and working on these issues, shes going to present work and research she done with colleagues at ucla, and kick off our next panel conversation. Tracy. Thank you very much, erika, thank you to my colleagues at the urban institute and the Lincoln Institute of land policy put together such a terrific program, very excited to be a today talk about some of my work with my coauthors at ucla and uc berkeley. First i wanted to take a couple minutes to explain why my paper is different from the previous paper that was discussed. First, argued of
Its my pleasure to invite tracy gordon, who is a senior fellow in the brookings urban tax policy center. She is a leading scholar and specialist in the area of state and local finance, and we are so delighted to have her as part of the urban team and working on these issues. And she is going to present work and research that shes done with colleagues at ucla and kick off our next panel conversation. Tracy . Thank you very much, erika. And thank to my colleagues at the urban institute and the Lincoln Institute of land policy. Such a terrific program. Very excited to be here today and talk about some of the work of my coauthors in l. A. At uc berkley. First, our unit of analysis is different. Were not looking at these fiscally standardized cities, but were looking at cities just how they exist. Were not capturing these differences that andy laid out between, say, baltimore and tampa, but we are capturing the decisionmaking unit as opposed to maybe you can think about fiscally standardize