http://www.jointuse.org/discuss/topic/assembly-bill-2705-outlook-for-joint-use People across California care deeply about joint use. Log in or register to speak to them here. New to the joint use forum? Registration is easy and only takes a minute. Enter your email address and create a username and password. This is not an anonymous discussion board, and we encourage participants to choose a username that includes both their first and last names. Because we want to learn from each other and, together, build a movement for joint use, it is important for people to know who they are talking to. Once you've logged in, click "add new" to post a comment, or click on an existing post's title to read and/or reply. en-US Sat, 04 Feb 2012 21:43:54 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q http://www.jointuse.org/discuss/search.php http://www.jointuse.org/discuss/topic/assembly-bill-2705-outlook-for-joint-use#post-39 Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:20:21 +0000 Lori Dorfman 39@http://www.jointuse.org/discuss/ <p>Great news, Marty. Can you post the bill # and details when you get them? </p> http://www.jointuse.org/discuss/topic/assembly-bill-2705-outlook-for-joint-use#post-38 Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:06:48 +0000 mmartinez 38@http://www.jointuse.org/discuss/ <p>I'm excited that this could be a really promising bill, with the Governor and Assembly Member Hall providing bipartisan support. The administration and the bill author are still working on developing the joint use language, so we don't yet know what it will do. The bill will also be used to increase mandates for physical activity in PE classes and after school programs. Some really good opportunities here! </p> http://www.jointuse.org/discuss/topic/assembly-bill-2705-outlook-for-joint-use#post-37 Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:17:00 +0000 hgehlert 37@http://www.jointuse.org/discuss/ <p>Hi everyone, I just saw that a new bill has been introduced that could make it easier for communities to apply for joint use funds. Does anyone know more details about the bill or its timeline? I'm curious to know how it compares to the Torlakson bill. </p>