The County of Orange has filed a claim against the State of California seeking over $23 million in Vehicle License Fee Adjustment Amount (VLFAA) owed to the County for Fiscal Year 2010-11.
“The fact of the matter is that Orange County has been short-changed for years. We send much more money to Sacramento than we get back – I believe we’re entitled to the new property tax money that Orange County decided to keep.”
Orange County School District officials and State officials are upset over the Orange County Board of Supervisors response to the stalled negotiations to return the $48 million in VLF fees that were swiped to fund the Governor’s budget balancing plan.
A lot must happen for the city officials to meet that deadline, and right now they aren’t even close. Orange County, which at one point was Costa Mesa’s partner in the deal, has walked away.
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