The CEP (Community Enhancement Plan) and its various devices to reapportion taxes and privatize public funds still isn’t finalized but already a similar scheme is afoot. Some folks in Lakeside are hoping to place some sort of bond measure on the November ballot according to attendees of a recent meeting to discuss the algae problem. Tim Bishop wants the county to raise funds, possibly through some sort of bond or assessment, to attempt to eliminate toxic algae levels in the lakes and place said funds into a non-profit organization. Bishop even floated the idea of operating under the umbrella of the recently formed SCCF (South Coast Development Council). 
Lakeside could, of course, just create a special taxing district and manage those funds the old fashioned way but then the public might have too much to say about how their money is used.
Anyway, if the CEP is ever enacted look to see it used as a “precedent” for privatizing more and more of our public services and pillaging the public treasury.
Thanks MG. It appears that your good friend commissioner vice chairman of SCCF John Sweet has already allocated the anticipated 500 million $ and spent most of it before any agreement with Jordan Cove Energy has been put on paper. People, it’s not to late to unscramble this omelet. . Vote Sweet, Shoji, Wetherell, and all of the council people who crammed this SCCF CEP down our throat out of office. Sign up to run for council now. I know that you have an hour a day. These people have forgotten they work for us. Can you say, you’re fired!