People Associates

Hitta Mosesman has over 15 years of consulting expertise in the redevelopment and public finance arenas. Her broad portfolio of experience in these fields include redevelopment plan adoptions and amendments, five-year implementation plans, ten-year housing compliance plans, fiscal consultant reports, incorporation feasibility analyses, fiscal impact reports, revenue projections, and implementation projects. In addition to her nine years at RSG, Ms. Mosesman spent part of her career with David Taussig and Associates, a public finance consulting firm in Newport Beach, California, specializing in the formation and administration of community facilities and assessment districts and fiscal impact reviews for school districts and other taxing agencies involved in the redevelopment process.

At RSG, Ms. Mosesman's area of specialization continues to be in redevelopment plan amendments and mergers, and has worked on over 30 such projects throughout California. The depth of her expertise provides her the unique knowledge and ability to tackle every aspect of the adoption and amendment process, including client collaboration, blight research and analysis, financial analysis, document preparation, and presentations to decision-making bodies and community groups.

Ms. Mosesman is currently Project Manager for redevelopment plan amendments for the San Jacinto Redevelopment Agency and Grand Terrace Community Redevelopment Agency. These complex projects involve a variety of financial and policy amendments, including project area merger, increases to tax increment and bonded indebtedness limits, updating and expansion of capital improvement projects lists, reestablishment of eminent domain authority, and various amendments to redevelopment plan text. Ms. Mosesman thrives on the challenges and benefits of these projects because she understands the clear nexus between the organizational capacity created through the plan amendments and the on-the-ground, life-changing redevelopment projects that foster socioeconomic capacity and well-being in the local communities.

Improving communities through redevelopment and expanding affordable housing opportunities has been a strong motivating factor for why she has chosen this line of work for the past two decades. Dynamic collaboration with clients to form solutions to community problems has been especially exciting and fulfilling.