View Zhirong Zhao's profile on LinkedIn

Blogroll

My pages

Visitors

Powered by

UThinkrunning MT v.4.25

Header image of Hong Kong financial center courtesy of hleung on flickr.

The birth of a new city: Menifee, CA

The Californian (6/5, Redfern) reports that a new city named Menifee was created in Riverside County after sixty-one percent of voters who cast ballots in the existing communities of Menifee (a community), Sun City, Quail Valley, and a part of Romoland approved the proposal to incorporate. 

The new city will have about 60,000 people in an area of roughly 49-square-mile. The effort to hold this incorporation referendum was approved last year by the Riverside County Local Agency Formation Commission, largely based on a 10-year financial analysis done by a consultant. That analysis determined the new city would be financially viable and "able to provide residents with the same level of services without raising taxes." [How would this work out?] 

In contrast,  the Press-Enterprise (6/5, Trone, McKinnon) reports that some residents have voiced fears that incorporation could bring higher taxation and that the timing for cityhood is not right because of the current economic downturn.

The graph is from The Inland Empire News (6/4). 

Comments

A valuable piece of California real estate, the city of Menifee was voted to city hood June 3rd 2008 and on October 1, 2008 will officially begin. The official Menifee City Website is www.cityofmenifee.us.

Here are two important tips on mortgage loan qualification 1) Do not borrow the down payment without disclosing the loan, submit fake letters-of-credit or gift letters, or make secret financial arrangements. 2) Accurately list your income and assets, all debts and the approximate amounts you owe.

City of Menifee is a California community of the five primary communities that make up the greater Menifee Valley. Other communities include Sun City and Quail Valley. Most of Paloma Valley and Paloma Hills are the southern rural/equestrian half of Menifee.

Post a comment

Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs