Impacts of Budget Impasse Trickle Down to San Juan

Gov. Jerry Brown announced Tuesday afternoon that he's walking away from talks with Republican lawmakers, essentially abandoning his pitch to put tax extensions on a June ballot. 

"Each and every Republican legislator I’ve spoken to believes that voters should not have this right to vote unless I agree to an ever-changing list of collateral demands," he said in a statement.

At stake here in San Juan Capistrano: a more costly , when voters will take up . The city clerk has said that if Sacramento lawmakers were to approve a special statewide election, the city could consolidate to reduce costs, expected to be as much as $85,500.

Also, the . Brown has said he would spare K-12 education from further cuts if the extensions passed.

There is still talk of Brown putting a different tax initiative to voters this fall.

In the Capitol on Friday morning, before Brown announced he would halt negotiations, Fresno Unified School District Superintendent Michael Hanson told the Sacramento Bee that "if lawmakers wait until November, schools would be devastated by whatever spending cuts Brown proposed in the interim."