WENDY…YOU’RE SMART! (Not like they say!) You’re only 5 years behind ZUMA DOGG’S press release saying this same thing…but, HEY: At least you’re finally catching on, babe! And I still LOVE the 12 year old picture you keep using for your mayoral campaign! Looking a little more horrid, these days?
It’s ESPECIALLY ANNOYING to ZD, that Ms. Mayoral Candidate is calling for transparency from OTHERS, now that SHE is no longer in the transparency council hot seat. I DO remember the stares, Wendy…I DO remember the stares, you PHONY FRAUD!
VIDEO: WENDY GIVING BLANK STARES AND STUFFING HER FACE DURING DISCUSSION OF THE ISSUES SHE IS POINTING FINGERS OVER, NOW! (BOY, SHE IS REALLY FOCUSED…ON THAT FRICKIN’ CUP OF YOGURT!)
OH YES, she IS a fraud! Just ask Sunland-Tujunga on HOME DEPOT. Wendy secretly hired her OWN PR firm to do her dirty work. MORE ON THAT DURING HER MAYORAL CAMPAIGN. The FBI SURE LOVED HEARING EVERY DETAIL! ZD was told the FILE was passed along. So that means there IS a file! YIKES!!!
Oh, here’s her campaign speech/finger pointer (away from HER!):
MARCH 2, 2012
CITY CONTROLLER WENDY GREUEL RELEASES CITY’S ECONOMIC FORECAST FOR 2012-2013Urges City Leaders to Be Transparent and Focus on Structural Budgetary Changes
(Los Angeles) – With the City of Los Angeles facing up to a $200 million budget deficit next year, the City’s chief accountant, City Controller Wendy Greuel, released the economic forecast for the City of Los Angeles for the upcoming fiscal year 2012-2013.
“We need to be realistic about what an economic uptick means,” said Greuel. “Projections and revenues are down and recovery will take a long time. My job is to deal with both the problems that confront us today and in the future. Today, Los Angeles is facing a budget shortfall. There is no magic formula to balance the books, but I want to be clear: if the City comes up with gimmicks to balance the budget then the people of Los Angeles need to know about it. I strongly believe that it’s time for our City to focus on long-term solutions that will get us back to fiscal solvency, because if we don’t, Los Angeles’ economic footing could be further jeopardized if the City continues to rely on excessive deferral of obligations and one time solutions.”
Some of the highlights of the report include:
The Controller also projects that business tax and departmental receipts from licenses, permits and fees will come in below what was budgeted for 2011-2012, while sales tax and transient occupancy tax will come in above budget.
Additionally, for fiscal year 2012-2013, the Controller has zeroed out one-time transfers from other funds, including $16.5 million from the Special Parking Revenue Fund and $8.9 from the Reserve Fund.
The Controller anticipates the City need to borrow $400 million in Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes (TRANs) next year to cover cash flow for the first six months of the fiscal year.
The City will be required to pay $167.2 million in debt service for general obligation bonds next year.