Rancho Cordova to Launch Initiatives for Secured Prosperity Along the 50 Corridor With ''Momentum 2010''.

Rancho Cordova Regional Economic Development Corporation:

WHO:      Chairman Roger Valine and members of the Rancho Cordova
          Regional Economic Development Corporation's Board of
          Directors, local business and civic leaders together with
          consulting support from National Community Development
          Services, Inc. of Atlanta, GA.

WHAT:     The unveiling of "Momentum 2010," three initiatives which
          comprise a five year, multi-million dollar economic
          development plan, designed to stimulate strategic economic
          growth and driven by an unprecedented cooperative
          partnership between public and private sectors.

WHERE:              Rancho Cordova's New City Hall
                    2729 Prospect Park Drive, (between White Rock Rd.
                    & Gold Centre Dr.)
                    Rancho Cordova, CA 95670

WHEN:               Monday, March 13, 2006 -- 5:30 - 6:30 PM:

                    5:30 - 6:00 PM Program and Photo-Op

                    Announcements and Comments by Chairman Roger
                    Valine, of Vision Service Plan; David Hatch,
                    GenCorp; Bob Shattuck, Lennar Communities; and Rex
                    Albright, the Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce
                    and the Rancho Cordova Regional Economic
                    Development Corp.

                    6:00 PM: Press Conference

WHY:      Momentum 2010 supports the City of Rancho Cordova's vision
          to build a city and not a suburb. Rancho Cordova has led the
          region in job creation, and opportunities abound for
          California's Number 1 community for growing diversity.(1)

          Still, there are many interconnected issues specific to our
          dynamic region that will impact a community's quality of
          life. Momentum 2010 aims to seize upon these issues, as it
          promotes: 1) Business Retention and Expansion; 2) Attraction
          of New Business and Industry; and 3) Public Awareness in
          Rancho Cordova. According to Chairman Roger Valine: "We are
          investing our time and resources to prosper, and promote the
          interests that attracted us to Rancho Cordova in the first
          place."

(1) According to the Public Policy Institute of California's "Whose
    Your Neighbor" study (2002)  www.ppic.org