We can't hear or read the word "plethora" without thinking of the "¡Three Amigos!" scene with Jefe and El Guapo, so when the California Court of Appeal "apologize[d] for the plethora of statutory citations and footnotes" (in a footnote!) in the latest opinion about the fallout and intragovernmental battle over the money in the wake of the "Great Dissolution" of California's redevelopment agencies, we naturally had to post the video.
Bottom line: the agreements which the County entered into as the successor to the county redevelopment agency "are 'enforceable obligations' of a former redevelopment agency that continue to be payable out of property taxes before distribution of the remainder to the taxing entities." Slip op. at 2.
County of Sonoma v. Cohen, No. C075120 (Cal. App. Mar. 12, 2015)
