Summary
The state bill would create a new countywide Joint Powers Authority controlling most affordable housing and homelessness funding. The council supports staying neutral only if amendments keeping Rancho Cordova's impact fees and CDBG funds local remain in the bill.
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Last discussed Jan 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
The bill could put city impact fees and CDBG funding under regional control if the protective amendments fall out.
Potentially a streamlined regional housing system — if local funding carve-outs hold.
Rancho Cordova taxpayers and the city's housing trust fund if local funding sources are swept into the JPA.
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