TYPE OF REGIONAL GOVERNANCE

Regional Governance	Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Orange County Council of Governments (COG)
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE
Broad-based	Funding comes from federal and state sources
Development Fees	Impact fees imposed on new projects
TRAFFIC CONGESTION:
	Urban Mobility Study: The 2004 Annual Mobility Report
SIERRA CLUB STATE RANK:
	2000 Sprawl Report
STATE BROWNFIELDS PROGRAM:
	Contact Stan Lamport (310) 284-2275
CURRENT GROWTH MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES:
Techniques	Description
Concurrency	Yes
Water shortages	A huge issue for development as a whole though shortages are not used to stop individual projects
Air Quality	Air quality rules do restrict the type of use of industrial space.
PROPOSED LEGISLATION AND/OR INITIATIVES:
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
Los Angeles Times Search for current smart growth news in the Los Angeles Times.
Chapter Contact:	David Thurman Grubb & Ellis Company (310) 235-2939