2008 Golf Sponsors:

Eagle Sponsors:
JWB Construction
Rose Hills Memorial Park & Mortuary
Suburban Water Systems
Century Paving
WC Dicing

Birdie Sponsors:
Living Faith of La Mirada
Biola Counseling Center
Gondola Pizza
RF Dickson

Putting Contest:
Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital

Mulligan Sponsor:
Cerritos College

Tee and Prize Sponsors:
R.K. Knight Plumbing
Templo Sinai
American First Credit Union
PDQ Rentals
Dale Tiffany Lighting
Sign A Rama

Golf Ball Drop Sponsor:
Century Paving
California Ink, Printing and Graphics
Mr. B’s Tees

Million Dollar Shot:
Century Paving

Raffle Prize Coordinator:
Extra Hands Marketing and Advertising-
Amy Scheibel
Debbie Scheibel

Beverage Sponsors:
Advanced Network Consulting
Triangle Distributing Co.
Norwalk La Mirada Plumbing and Heating

Central Basin Municipal Water District

 

The Latest Legislative Updates that Affect Your Business!

The Regional Chamber Alliance, of which the La Mirada Chamber of Commerce is a member, will be attending the California Business Legislative Summit. The RCA will be presenting the 2008 California Business Legislative Summit Brochure to our elected officials. The brochure contains RCA and CalChamber positions on current legislation that will affect the business community.

Download 2008 California Business Legislative Summit Brochure

On June 3, 2008 Californians will go back to the voting polls.  On the ballot are two propositions dealing with eminent domain.  Proponents of Prop. 99 argue that Prop. 98 is a “hidden agendas scheme”.  Among other things, Prop. 98 will repeal rent control, and more importantly threaten California’s water quality and supply.  California is currently facing an incredibly serious water crisis due to draught conditions and Supreme Court mandated cut backs in supply.  Prop. 98 would make it “illegal to use eminent domain to acquire land and water to develop public water projects.”  This would be coming at a critical time in California’s battle to develop new water delivery systems.

Prop. 99, the Homeowner’s Protection Act, will “prohibit the government from using eminent domain to take a home to transfer to a private developer.”  Opponents of Prop. 99 argue that it could affect small business.

Both propositions can potentially effect cities’ redevelopment departments.  On April 8, 2008 the La Mirada City Council will consider adopting a resolution in opposition to Prop. 98. The League of California Cities and California State Association of Counties are proponents of Proposition 99.  Currently, the California Chamber of Commerce opposes Prop. 98 and has taken no position on Prop. 99.