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California: State in Emergency
Conference and Dinner
Featured Speakers:
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Steve Milloy
of JunkScience.com |
Jon Coupal
President Howard
Jarvis Taxpayers Association |
Damien Schiff
of the Pacific Legal Foundation |
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COLAB is pleased to announce that it will host a conference
and dinner in Santa Maria that will feature three expert
presenters who will outline the fundamental problems preventing
economic recovery for the State of California.
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JUNK SCIENCE Killing the California Economy
The largest threat to economic recovery, featuring a price
tag of $186 billion to small business in the State is AB32,
the so called Global Warming Solutions Act and a series
of rules by the California Air Resources Board which will
serve to require all diesel engines in the State to be retrofitted
and eventually replaced. Steve Milloy, the author of “Green
Hell” is a leading nationally recognized expert on
the Junk Science that serves at the foundation for just
such regulatory job-killing measures and he will be our
featured key-note speaker. For more information about Steve,
visit his acclaimed website, www.junkscience.com
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CALIFORNIA’S FISCAL MELTDOWN
The State of California has incurred a short and long term
budget debt exceeding $200 billion, the largest State deficit
in the history of our nation! Nobody better understands
the extent of this debt and the resultant impact to the
State economy than Jon Coupal the President of the Howard
Jarvis Taxpayers Association. Jon will be outlining the
limited options available in Sacramento and what we can
do to withstand the pressures to increase taxes, including
doing away with or weakening Proposition 13. For more information
about the valuable work of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association,
visit their website at www.hjta.org
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Threats
Associated with Water Quality and Use, and the Endangered
Species Act
There is no organization in the United States doing more
to protect private enterprise and private property as is
the Pacific Legal Foundation. Damien Schiff, a PLF attorney,
will outline the threats to our economy emanating from the
one-two punch of water quality regulations at the State
and Federal level, including Regional Water Quality Control
Boards, along with, the impacts of Endangered Species Act
enforcement issues. Issues ranging from the Delta Smelt
to the water quality test to determining toxicity levels
based upon the tolerance of a flea will be addressed. For
more information of the valuable work of the PLF visit their
website at www.pacificlegal.org
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Thursday, October
29, 2009
The Santa Maria Fairpark
937 South Thornburg, Santa Maria
Cocktails at 5:30
Dinner at 6:30
$35 per person.
Table Reservations and priority
seating for groups of eight and ten are available.
Tickets
are available for purchase online at www.colabsbc.org
(Go to events section of the
website)
Tickes can be purchased by mail by sending a check to:
COLAB
PO Box 7523
Santa Maria, Ca 93456
For
reservations or information, contact
Andy Caldwell at (805) 929-3148 or email at andy@colabsbc.org.
Major Sponsors:
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