Ethics in a Post-RDA California A major challenge facing California cities and counties is what to do now that the Redevelopment Agencies (RDAs), which provided funds for local governments to reduce blight, have been dismantled by the state. The summer 2012 meeting of the Public Sector Roundtable explored the ethical issues that have arisen from the demise of RDAs. Speakers were Richard Keit, managing director of the Successor Agency to the San Jose Redevelopment Agency, and Bert Robinson, managing editor for content of the Bay Area News Group. Videos from the MeetingSan Jose: Moving Ahead Without Redevelopment Money Impact of Redevelopment on Downtown San Jose Attendees
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