What makes the district think we may have a bigger operating deficit for 2009-10 than the $9.2 million the district is currently projecting?
A. The districts revenue (income) assumptions for 2009-10 are based on a budget plan that was approved by the Legislature and signed by the governor in February. Since then, there have been indications that several important state and local revenue sources may not materialize as planned: Foothill-De Anza faces a potential additional revenue loss estimated at $9.3 million if voters do not approve the six statewide measures on Californias May 19 special election ballot, according to the Community College League of California. The independent state legislative analyst predicted in March that state revenues will fall $8 billion short of projections because of lower-than-expected tax collections. If Californias 2009-10 budget is billions of dollars out of balance, that could mean additional state funding reductions for community colleges. Santa Clara County is reassessing the value of about half the properties in the county because of declining property values. This could lead to significan
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