American City County Exchange
Task Force Description
The American City County Exchange (ACCE) is America’s only non-partisan forum for local government officials who believe taxpayers should come first in every decision. Always putting their neighbors and constituents first, ACCE members learn from other local decision makers and industry experts about issues, processes and problem-solving strategies for the key issues in their communities. Provided with important policy education, local decision makers become more informed and better equipped to serve the needs of their communities.
ACCE Mission Statement
The Mission of American City County Exchange is to engage local elected officials and leaders from business and industry for the advancement of limited government and free market principles.
Meeting Information
Wednesday, July 16
1:45pm – Panel Discussion #1
2:30pm – Panel Discussion #2
Thursday, July 17
9:30am – Model Policy Review
All Model Policies
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Limiting Conservation Easements Duration Act Draft
Section 1: Definitions Conservation easement” means a land easement purchase or gift that invests in a qualified land conservation organization called a “land trust”, or a governmental (municipal, county, state or federal) entity that constrains, as to a specified land area, the exercise of rights…
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Private Property Restoration Act Draft
WHEREAS, [Insert reference to Declaration of Rights provision of State Constitution, specifically reference to property rights]; and WHEREAS, the Legislature recognizes that government increasingly relies on regulations that consume or otherwise negatively impact the use of private property; and WHEREAS,…
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FAIR Zoning Act Draft
FAIR (Fairness, Accountability, and Integrity in Rezoning) Zoning Act Section 1: Zoning protest prohibited Once approved, a change in regulations, restrictions, or district boundaries that expands the allowable uses of private property shall not be subject to challenge, except in a court of law and only by…
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Statement of Principles on the Gig Economy Draft
Broad Overview: The gig economy has several components, including: Independent workers: People who are paid for a specific task or project. Consumers: People who need a service, such as a ride or delivery. Companies: Companies that connect workers to consumers.
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Statement of Principles on Housing Draft
Broad Overview: The bundle of rights is a metaphor used in property law to describe the legal rights that come with owning real estate: Right of possession: The right to own the property Right of control: The right to use and manage the…
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Ten Guiding Principles for Consideration of Grants Final
Statement of Principles Grants can be a very attractive source of funding for local governments, as they can help pay for services, programs and amenities without going to tax- and fee payers for additional funds. Grants are offered by governmental entities or private providers, such as corporations, foundations and philanthropic…