GOOD MORNING. WE'D LIKE TO
WELCOME YOU TO THE APRIL 19TH
ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE HEARING. WE HAVE 190
BILLS TO CONSIDER THIS MORNING
AS A PART OF OUR REGULAR ORDERED
HEARING. BEFORE WE BEGIN. I HAVE
A FEW HOUSEKEEPING NOTES TO
COVER WE ENCOURAGE THE PUBLIC TO
PROVIDE WRITTEN TESTIMONY BEFORE
THE HEARING BY VISITING THE
COMMITTEE WEBSITE AT APRIL DOT
ASSEMBLY DOT CA.GOV. PLEASE NOTE
THAT ANY WRITTEN TESTIMONY
SUBMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE IS
CONSIDERED PUBLIC COMMENT AND
MAYBE READ INTO THE RECORD OR
REPRINTED. THE HEARING ROOM IS
OPEN TO ATTENDANCE. ALL ARE
ENCOURAGED TO WATCH THE HEARING
FROM ITS LIVESTREAM ON THE
ASSEMBLY WEBSITE AT ASSEMBLY DOT
CA.GOV BACKSLASH TODAY'S EVENTS.
WE ENCOURAGE THE PUBLIC TO
MONITOR THE COMMITTEE'S WEBSITE
FOR UPDATES. WE WILL ACCEPT
PUBLIC COMMENT ON ANY BILL
PLACED ON THE SUB SUSPENSE FILE
BY THE COMMITTEE TODAY AND FOR
WHICH THE AUTHOR WAY
PRESENTATION BEFORE THE CLOSE OF
THE REGULAR ORDERED HEARING
TESTIMONY ON SUCH ANY SUCH BILL
WILL BE LIMITED TO A STATEMENT
OF NAME ORGANIZATION, IF ANY IN
POSITION ON THE BILL. THE
COMMITTEE WILL ALLOW NO MORE
THAN 40 MINUTES OF TESTIMONY IN
TOTAL. AS YOU CAME INTO THE
HEARING ROOM TODAY, THE
SERGEANT'S DIRECTED YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE RULES OF PUBLIC
ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION,
WHICH WERE POSTED OUTSIDE THE
DOOR ENCOURAGE MEMBERS OF THE
PUBLIC WHO ARE IN ATTENDANCE TO
BE AWARE OF AND OBSERVE THOSE
RULES. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT
VIOLATIONS OF THESE RULES OR
OTHER VIOLATIONS OF GENERAL
COURTESY AND DECORUM MAY SUBJECT
YOU TO REMOVABLE OR OTHER
ENFORCEMENT PROCESSES. I SEE
THAT AT THIS PARTICULAR POINT.
WE DO NOT HAVE A QUORUM. I WOULD
CALL ON THE MEMBERS WHO ARE ON
THEIR WAY HERE TO HELP US
ESTABLISH THAT QUORUM. BUT AS WE
WAIT FOR THE CORN TO TAKE PLACE
WILL PROCEED AS A SUBCOMMITTEE
OF THE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
AND WILL MOVE TO ITEMS THAT ARE
BEFORE US TO TAKE UP. IN PUBLIC
HEARING. THE FIRST IS
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S. IN AMERICA
QUIRK-SILVA. YOU WERE THE FIRST
TO. OH OH, YOU WERE OKAY THEN WE
WELCOME ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S UBER.
MAYBE 13 35. THIS ENJOYS A DO
PASS.
WELCOME. GOOD MORNING, MR CHAIR.
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. THANK
YOU FOR ALLOWING ME TO PRODUCE
ALLOWING ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PRESENT A B 13 30 TODAY AND TO
THANK OUR SPONSOR ABUNDANT
HOUSING LOS ANGELES. WE'VE ALSO
BEEN WORKING WITH A CAL
COLLEAGUES IN THE BUILDING
INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION ON SOME
AMENDMENTS TO ADDRESS SOME LATE
TECHNICAL CONCERNS THEY RAISED
AND WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT WE'LL
BE ABLE TO WORK THOSE OUT. AS
YOU MAY ALREADY KNOW. THE
SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY STRATEGIES
PROGRAM, OR SCS, IS A LOCAL
PLANNING PROCESS THAT ENCOURAGES
MORE HOUSING NEAR TRANSIT TO
REDUCE OUR RELIANCE ON CARS.
MAYBE 13 35 STRENGTHENS THE CS
PROGRAM BY ALIGNING THE PROGRAM
WITH THE REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS
ALLOCATION ARENA PROCESS.
CURRENTLY THE ASSUMPTIONS AND
INFORMATION USED TO DEVELOP THE
SCS ARE DIFFERENT FROM THE
ASSUMPTIONS THAT CITIES AND
COUNTIES USE. FOR THE ARENA
PROCESS. AS A RESULT, THIS
DISCREPANCY HAS LED TO AN
UNDERESTIMATION OF HOUSING NEED
FOR CERTAIN AREAS. THE END
RESULT OF THE BILL IS THAT MORE
OF THE ARENA HOUSING ALLOCATION
WOULD BE LOCATED IN SCS AREAS,
THEREFORE, ALONG TRANSIT A B 13
35 ENSURES THAT THE SAME
ASSUMPTIONS ARE USED FOR THE SCS
AND ARENA PROCESS IS ONE AREA
WHERE THE BILL MAY INCUR A
MODEST AMOUNT OF LOCAL
GOVERNMENT STAFF TIME MAGGIE
CREATED A MODEST AMOUNT OF LOCAL
GOVERNMENT STAFF TIME AND
THEREFORE A FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE
COSTS IS ALIGNING THESE TWO SETS
OF INFORMATION. THE COST OF
DOING NOTHING IS SIGNIFICANTLY
MORE THAN THE COST OF ALIGNING
THE SCS AND ARENA. THIS BILL
WILL MAKE IT EASIER FOR CITIES
AND COUNTIES TO IMPLEMENT THE
SCS AND CREATE MORE HOUSING NEAR
TRANSIT. MAYBE 13 35 WILL ALSO
RESULT IN VALUABLE INFORMATION
ABOUT THE EFFICACY OF THE SCS
PROGRAM AND CREATES TRANSPARENCY
AROUND LOCAL PROGRESS TOWARDS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. ANOTHER
AREA WHERE THE BILL COULD
POSSIBLY CREATED MODEST COST IS
IN THE SCS REPORTING, WHERE
LOCAL STAFF TO USE AN HOUR OR
TWO OF TIME ONCE A YEAR. WE
BELIEVE THAT THE PUBLIC
TRANSPARENCY AROUND SCS PROGRESS
IS WORTH THIS FISCALLY
RESPONSIBLE COST. WE WON'T HAVE
PRIMARY TESTIMONY TODAY. BUT
WITH ME TO ASSIST WITH TECHNICAL
QUESTIONS IS AMY HEINZ SHAKE ON
BEHALF OF OUR SPONSOR. ABUNDANT
HOUSE IN L A. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. AND WELCOME TO YOU WILL
TURN TO THE PUBLIC. IS THERE
ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF
A B 13 35? SAYING NONE. WE'LL
TAKE OPPOSITION. SAYING NO
OPPOSITION WILL TURN TO THE
COMMITTEE. ANY COMMENTS,
QUESTIONS? YES. PREDICTION.
THANK YOU, ASSEMBLYMAN. THANK
YOU. CHAIR. UM. MANY OF YOU KNOW
, I'M WEARING MY LOCAL
GOVERNMENT HAD WHEN I ASKED
THESE QUESTIONS, SO MY
UNDERSTANDING IS THAT WHEN THE
LEGISLATURE CREATED SCS, IT
ADDED EXPLICIT ASSURANCES THAT
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND NOTHING TO
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS THAT NOTHING
IN S. C S. IN AN SCS REGULATES
THE USE OF LAND OR SHALL BE
INTERPRETED AS SUPERSEDING THE
EXERCISE OF THE LAND USE
AUTHORITY OF CITIES AND COUNTIES
WITHIN THE REGION OR SHALL
REQUIRE A CITY OR COUNTY'S LAND
USE POLICIES AND REGULATIONS,
INCLUDING ITS GENERAL PLAN TO BE
CONSISTENT WITH SCS. I DON'T
UNDERSTAND THE CONTRADICTION. SO
THE SCS PROGRAM WAS A PROGRAM
THAT WAS IMPOSED BY STATE LAW
AND REQUIRES LOCAL JURISDICTIONS
TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE
COMMUNITIES PLAN THAT'S
CONSISTENT WITH THE AIR PLAN.
CORRECT DOES IS IT BASICALLY
SAYS THAT THE ARENA PROCESS
WHICH AND THERE'S OUR HOUSING?
ALLOCATIONS COME OUT OF THE SCS
PROGRAM THAT THE LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS THEMSELVES PUT
TOGETHER, RIGHT? YES THERE'S
ARENA PROCESS ALSO THAT SETS
HOUSING ALLOCATIONS FOR EACH
LOCAL JURISDICTION. YES THIS
DOES IS IT BASICALLY SAYS THAT
YOU NEED TO USE THE SAME
POPULATION ESTIMATES FOR BOTH OF
THE PROGRAM SO THAT THE NUMBERS
ARE MORE CONSISTENT, SIMPLY
POPULATION. ITS POPULATION
POPULATION. IT'S THAT SIMPLE.
YES IT'S THE POPULATION
PROJECTIONS THAT ARE PROVIDED
BETWEEN THE REGIONAL GOVERNMENTS
AND THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
SO THOSE NUMBERS SHOULD MATCH
EACH OTHER. I ACTUALLY RECALLED
GOING THROUGH THE ARENA PROCESS.
THESE WERE SOME OF THE
COMMUNITIES THAT I REPRESENT
THAT THOSE NUMBERS DID NOT MATCH
ANYWAY. THERE WERE
INCONSISTENCIES IN TERMS OF WHAT
METHODOLOGY. OKAY, THAT'S FINE.
SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I DON'T
THINK I'LL SAY IS THAT WHERE THE
DIVERGENCES ARE MORE THAN I
THINK, 1.5% IT TRIGGERS THIS AND
IT REQUIRES A DISCUSSION. TO TRY
TO ALIGN THE NUMBERS. OKAY.
ALRIGHT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I
SEE NO OTHER COMMENTS FROM
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. WE
WILL TAKE UP THE BILL AND TAKE
ACTION ON IT. ONCE WE GOT
AQUARIUM, WE HAVE ONE MORE TO
GO. TO GET TO THAT QUORUM MAGIC
NUMBER SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PRESENTATION. AND THANK YOU SO
MUCH REALLY APPRECIATE IT COURSE
AND WE'LL ALSO PUT THE CALL OUT
THERE FOR AUTHORS. THROUGH THE
US A VISIT. THE MEMBER
QUIRK-SILVA.
SO ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IF YOU CAN
PAUSE FOR JUST A MOMENT, I THINK
WE DO HAVE A QUORUM. OKAY? OKAY,
WE'RE STILL A LITTLE SHORT. SO
YOU'RE YOU'RE HERE TO PRESENT A
B 446 AND THEN ALSO ENJOYS THE
PASS. HMM. GOOD MORNING, MR
CHAIR AND MEMBERS. I'M HAPPY TO
BE HERE TO PRESENT CURSIVE
WRITING KIND OF OLD SCHOOL NEW
SCHOOL. I KNOW SOME PEOPLE LOVE
, CURSIVE WRITING AND OTHERS ARE
LIKE, WHY THE HECK WOULD WE HAVE
A BILL FOR THIS? BUT AS A
TEACHER FOR 30 YEARS, I FEEL THE
IMPORTANCE OF THIS SKILL IS NOT
ONLY IN WRITING, BUT THERE HAVE
BEEN NUMEROUS RESEARCH STUDIES
OVER THE DECADE LOOKING AT THE
BENNETTS BENEFITS OF STUDENTS
LEARNING CURSIVE. WRITING.
RESEARCH HAS DEMONSTRATED THAT
THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING CURSIVE
INCLUDES SENSORY MOTOR.
INTEGRATION SKILLS FACILITATE
READING ACQUISITION IN YOUNG
CHILDREN AFFECT ON FUNCTIONAL
BRAIN DEVELOPMENT, ENHANCED
MEMORY AND RECEIVING OF NEW
INFORMATION AND PROVIDE THE
BRAIN WITH OPTIMAL CONDITIONS
FOR LEARNING. BUT THE REAL
REASON THAT I'VE BROUGHT THIS
BILL FORWARD IS EQUITY. WE MIGHT
THINK WHAT DOES EQUITY HAVE TO
DO WITH CURSIVE WRITING? NOW
MORE THAN EVER, WE SEE THAT MANY
OF US AND I WOULD ASSUME MOST OF
YOU UP THERE KNOW HOW TO DO
CURSIVE WRITING, BUT IT'S NOT
JUST DOING IT. IT'S READING IT.
UH WHEREAS WE HAVE HISTORICAL
DOCUMENTS, LETTERS FROM FAMILIES
, OTHER MATERIAL LIKE THAT, THAT
IF YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO READ,
CURSIVE WRITING REALLY HAVE NO
ACCESS TO NOW MORE AND MORE.
IT'S REALLY UP TO THE SCHOOL OR
THE TEACHER THEMSELVES TO DECIDE
TO, UH, INTRODUCE CURSIVE
WRITING. I KNOW FOR SURE. I HAVE
FOUR YOUNG ADULTS FROM THE AGE
26 TO 33. THEY ALL KNOW CURSIVE
WRITING. BUT MANY OF OUR YOUNGER
FRIENDS SAY THAT THEIR OWN
CHILDREN HAVE NOT BEEN
INTRODUCED TO CHRIS OF WRITING
AND DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO IT. SO
WITH THAT, I, UM, UM, PRETTY
INSISTENT ON IT AS A TEACHER FOR
30 YEARS, I'LL JUST END WITH A
JERRY BROWN GOVERNOR. JERRY
BROWN QUOTE. UH, SOME OF YOU
WORKED UNDER HIM AS I DID, AND
HE SAID, WHY AREN'T YOU BRINGING
THIS BILL FORWARD? AND HE SAID,
IF YOU BRING IT FORWARD ALL SIGN
IT, AND HE INDEED, THEN TOOK OUT
A PIECE OF PAPER AND THEN SHOWED
ME HOW GREAT HIS CURSE OF
WRITING WAS. SO WITH THAT, UH, I
WOULD HOPE THAT YOU WOULD
SUPPORT THIS BILL. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH FOR THAT RIGHT WILL
TAKE WITNESSES OR THOSE WHO
SPEAK IN SUPPORT OF THIS BILL.
SEE NONE. YES, OKAY. GOOD
MORNING, MR CHAIR AND MEMBERS.
IT'S A PLEASURE TO SEE YOU
TODAY. PAMELA GIBBS,
REPRESENTING THE LOS ANGELES
COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION, AND
WE'RE IN STRONG SUPPORT OF THE
BILL. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
OPPOSITION. SAYING NONE WILL
COME BACK TO THE COMMITTEE OR
THERE ANY COMMENTS, QUESTIONS
CRITIQUES. REMEMBER? REMEMBER
WEBER. GOOD MORNING. UM THANK
YOU SO MUCH FOR PRESENTING THIS
VOTE. I REALLY HADN'T THOUGHT
ABOUT THE EQUITY PIECE UNTIL YOU
JUST MENTIONED IT RIGHT NOW. UM
MY BOYS WENT TO A PRIVATE
MONTESSORI SCHOOL, AND THEY
TAUGHT THEM CURSIVE HANDWRITING
AT THAT POINT, AND WHEN, UM,
WHEN YOU MENTIONED THAT, AND I
THINK ABOUT ALL OF THE KIDS THAT
DIDN'T GO TO A PRIVATE PRESCHOOL
OR A PRIVATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
IT IS AN EQUITY PIECE. SO THANK
YOU SO MUCH FOR BRINGING THIS
AND I LOOK FORWARD TO SUPPORTING
IT. THANK YOU. WE'LL SEE. YOU
KNOW. OTHER COMMENTS WERE STILL
WAITING FOR ONE MORE TO GET TO A
QUORUM. BUT LET ME JUST SAY THAT
I REMEMBER AS A ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL STUDENT, HAVE THEY
ALPHABET AT THE VERY TOP OF THE
BOARD AND IT WOULD HAVE CURSIVE
AS A PART OF HOW TO WRITE THE
VARIOUS LETTERS AND SO GROWING
UP AS CLEARLY YOU HAVE, UM AND
LEARNING HOW AND THE IMPORTANCE
OF CURSIVE WRITING. I THINK THAT
THIS IS A WONDERFUL BILL. I LOOK
AT THE HANDWRITING OF MY, UH
ADULT. KIDS WHO THEY SHOW ME
THEIR THEIR SIGNATURE AND I
CAN'T READ IT. I HAVE NO IDEA
CLAIM THAT IT'S THEIR THING AND
EVERYONE KNOWS, BUT I DON'T I
LIKE TO TRY TO SEE AND
UNDERSTAND WHAT I'M READING AND
CURSIVE, AND I THINK THAT'S AN
IMPORTANT, UM, SKILL SET TO HAVE
SO WHEN WE HAVE THE QUARRYMEN
PLACE WILL TAKE UP THE BILL ON A
VOTE. AND WE THANK YOU FOR THE
PRESENTATION THIS MORNING. THANK
YOU MEMBERS. THANK YOU. REMEMBER
LEE, YOU HAVE TWO BILLS A B 604
AND 664.
MORNING MR CHAIRMAN MEMBERS. I
WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME
TODAY AND THANK YOUR STAFF FOR
THEIR WORK ON A B 664. THIS BILL
REQUIRES DOMESTIC WELL OWNERS TO
ENSURE THAT TENANTS OF RENTAL
PROPERTIES SERVES SOLELY BY
THEIR WELLS HAVE ACCESS TO SAFE
DRINKING WATER REQUIREMENT IS
TRIGGERED ONLY IF IT WELL OWNER
DECLINED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
DRINKING WATER SYSTEM
CONSOLIDATION OR EXTENSION OF
SERVICE BY DECLINING PARTICIPATE
WELL, OWNERS ESSENTIALLY
DECLINED ACCESS TO TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE AND FUNDING AT THE
STATE WATER. BORED ALREADY
PROVIDES SUPPORT CONSOLIDATION
PROCESS AND IMPROVE WATER
QUALITY IN DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES. BECAUSE THE
REQUIREMENT APPLIES TO WELL
OWNERS, THERE ARE NO ANTICIPATE
COSTS OF STATE HAS NOTED THE
COMMITTEE'S ANALYSIS AND I HAVE
WITH ME TODAY. ABRAHAM MENDOZA
FROM THE COMMUNITY WATER CENTER.
AND ONE MORE. YES, I SUPPOSE.
GOOD MORNING, MR CHAIR. I
BELIEVE THAT WE ARE ON A B 664.
JUST SO FOUR. YES. GOOD MORNING
CHAIR AND MEMBERS. MY NAME IS
ROGER JOHNSON ON BEHALF OF GSM
MOBILE. I'M SORRY. WELL IF
YOU'VE ALREADY PRESENTED ON 664
, LET'S JUST CONTINUE. I
MISUNDERSTOOD. I JUST CALLED YOU
UP TO THAT YOU HAVE TWO BILLS
604 AND 664. SO YOU TOOK 664.
CONTINUE. WELL, LET'S LET'S
FINISH WITH 664. APOLOGIES FOR
THAT, MR CHAIR ABRAHAM MENDOZA
ON BEHALF OF THE COMMUNITY WATER
CENTER. WE ARE PROUD CO SPONSORS
OF MAYBE 664 BY SOME MEMBER LEE,
ALONG WITH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
FOR JUSTICE AND ACCOUNTABILITY
ARE PARTNERS ON THIS BILL 10.
YEARS AGO, THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA PASSED THE HUMAN
RIGHTS OF WATER, RECOGNIZING
THAT ALL COMMUNITIES DESERVE
ACCESS TO SAFE, CLEAN DRINKING
WATER, AND A B 664 REALLY
CONTINUES THIS PROCESS. BY
HELPING TO ENSURE THAT RENTERS
RELIANT ON CONTAMINATED OR AT
RISK. DOMESTIC WELLS ARE NOT
LEFT BEHIND. THESE ARE PRIMARILY
IN RURAL COMMUNITIES WHERE OUR
ORGANIZATIONS OPERATE, PROVIDING
DIRECT AID AND TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITIES
DEALING WITH GROUNDWATER
CONTAMINATION ISSUES AS WELL AS
ISSUES WITH DRY DOMESTIC WELLS.
THIS BILL CONTINUES JUST TO
ADVANCE THE PROGRESS OF THE
STATE IS MOVING ON THIS ISSUE
AND WE ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN
THIS MEASURE. THANK YOU. IS
THERE ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK IN
FAVOR OF A B 664? OPPOSED TO 66
TO 4. OKAY, WE'LL BRING IT BACK
TO THE COMMITTEE. ANY COMMENTS
QUESTIONS ON A B 664? SEE NONE
ONCE WE HAVE A QUORUM WILL TAKE
UP THE VOTE ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU. SO A B 604 WAS PULLED FROM
THE CONSENT, SO THAT MIGHT BE
WHERE THEY'RE A LITTLE FUSION.
YEAH SO YOU'RE GOING TO BE
PRESENTING ON NOW? A B 604? YES
THANK YOU. CHAIR AND I'M SORRY
ABOUT THE MIX UP BUILD NUMBERS
ARE SO CLOSE TO ONE ANOTHER, AND
THAT SENSE SO I'M PRESENTING A B
604. THANK YOU. THIS CURRENTLY
CURRENTLY A B 10 10 61 FROM LAST
YEAR PROHIBITS MOBILE HOME PARK
MANAGEMENT FROM CHARGING TENANTS
FOR THEIR SUBMITTED WATER
SERVICE BEYOND CHARGES PAID BY
MANDARIN DIRECTLY TO THE WATER
SERVICES PROVIDER AND A
REASONABLE MINISTER OF FEED THAT
BILLY B. 10 61 OF THE LAST
SESSION WAS SIGNED AND PASSED
INTO LAW. THIS BILL A B 604
CLARIFIES THE SCOPE OF A B 10 61
TO EXPLICITLY INCLUDE ALL MOBILE
HOME RESIDENTS, INCLUDING ALL
THE SAME CAPS ON WATER SERVICE
CHARGES, CHARGE FEES. THESE
CHARGES MAY INCLUDE NEBULA
SERVICES, SUCH AS CUSTOMER
CHARGES OR SERVICE CHARGES THAT
FAR EXCEED THE CHARGES BILLED AT
THE PARK BY THIS SERVING WATER
UTILITY, THE CPUC ANTICIPATE
THAT THIS WILL RESULT IN
NEGLIGIBLE COSTS, AND WITH THAT,
I'LL INTRODUCE MY WITNESS AND
SUPPORT ROGER JOHNSON, THE CHAIR
OF THE GSM ALL LEGISLATIVE
ACTION TEAM. GOOD MORNING
CHAIRMAN MEMBERS. MY NAME IS
ROGER JOHNSON ON BEHALF OF GSM
OIL. WE ARE IN SUPPORT OF A B
604. THE LEGISLATURE ALREADY
VOTED TO PROTECT CONSUMERS OF
WATER AND OTHER SUBMITTED
CIRCUMSTANCES FROM THESE SAME
EXCESSIVE CHARGES. AND THE
LEGISLATOR LEGISLATURE JUST
VOTED OVER A YEAR AGO TO PROTECT
MOBILE HOME CONSUMERS. IN A
SIMILAR WAY. A B 604 IS ABOUT
CLARIFYING. WHAT PARK OWNERS
BELIEVE STILL EXISTS. BUT DOES
NOT. WE ASK FOR YOUR
CONSIDERATION AND THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. IS THERE ANYONE IN
THE AUDIENCE WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK
EITHER IN FAVOR OR OPPOSED TO A
B SIX? OH, FOUR. THANK YOU, MR
CHAIR MEMBERS. MY NAME IS CHRIS
WHITE SAKE WITH W. M A AND AS
THIS IS A IS A FISCAL COMMITTEE.
I WON'T REHASH OUR POLICY
ARGUMENTS, BUT WE DEFINITELY
BELIEVE AT 604 WILL DISCOURAGE
WATER CONSERVATION. THE RATES
SAID AT 4 75 PER SPACE WHERE
ESTABLISHED UNDER LOIS WOLK,
BILL AND SP SEVEN. THAT WAS
SEVERAL YEARS AGO. IT ALLOWED
FOR CP ADJUSTMENTS IF A B 10 61
TOOK THOSE ADJUSTMENTS IN PLACE,
THE FEE WOULD BE MUCH HIGHER
TODAY. UM WE ALSO BELIEVE THAT A
B SIX SO FOUR USURP CPUC
AUTHORITY. UM. THESE ARE WATER
EXPERTS. THIS BILL WENT THROUGH
HOUSING. IT'S NOT A WATER
COMMITTEE. WE THINK THIS BILL
SHOULD BASICALLY GO THROUGH
WATER HOUSING COMMITTEE POLICY
DEBATE. AND FOR THOSE REASONS WE
OPPOSE A B 604. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. SEEN NO ONE ELSE WHO WOULD
LIKE TO SPEAK FROM THE PUBLIC.
WE WILL NOW. ESTABLISH A QUORUM
AND THEN WE'LL CONTINUE WITH THE
CONVERSATION. SECRETARY CALLED
THE ROLE HERE. BRIAN CALDERON.
WENDY KOREA. DIXON HERE. PHªN
HOT. LOW AND SOUL. MATHIS.
HAPPEN. PELLERIN. ROBERT RIVAS
SANCHEZ. WEBER. WILSON. I'M
BEING ESTABLISHED. WE WILL NOW
CONTINUE OUR OUR CONVERSATION ON
A B 604 ARE THERE ANY MEMBERS OF
THE COMMITTEE THAT HAS ANY
QUESTIONS ON THIS PARTICULAR
BILL? MOTION. THIS IS OUT ON A
VÆ REAL COLD. YES, WE DO NEED A
MOTION. BEEN MOVED AND SECONDED.
THANK YOU. BE REAL COOL. SEE UM
THREE OF US IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO
JOIN US.
YOU'RE HERE TO PRESENT ON A B 5
87. I'M SORRY. BE READY. FIVE?
YES, OKAY. IT'S LIKE, OH, NO,
REVIS. I DIDN'T LOOK AT THE
FIRST INITIAL PROBLEM. THANK
YOU, MR CHAIRMAN MEMBERS, MAYBE
TO 85 SEEKS TO MAKE CLIMATE
CHANGE A COURSE REQUIREMENT FOR
GRADES ONE THROUGH 12 SO THAT
OUR FUTURE LEADERS CAN CAN GAIN
THE LAW KNOWLEDGE THEY NEED TO
CREATE A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE.
STUDENTS WHO ARE BEING EDUCATED
ABOUT THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE
CHANGE ARE CLEARLY BETTER
PREPARED TO FIGHT FOR A BETTER
FUTURE, BUT NOT ALL CHILDREN ARE
BEING PROVIDED THE OPPORTUNITY
TO LEARN ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE.
IN 2010, THE CALIFORNIA STATE
BOARD OF EDUCATION, ADOPTED THE
EDUCATION AND ENVIRONMENT
INITIATIVE CURRICULUM WITH THE
GOAL OF INCREASING ENVIRONMENTAL
LITERACY FOR CALIFORNIA'S K
THROUGH 12 STUDENTS.
ADDITIONALLY THREE YEARS AFTER
THE ADOPTION OF THE EDUCATION
AND ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVE
CURRICULUM, CALIFORNIA ADOPTED
THE NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE
STANDARDS TO INCLUDE
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AS AN
OPTION AND ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE
AND HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION.
CALIFORNIA HAS CERTAINLY MADE
SOME PROGRESS ON ADVANCING
CLIMATE CHANGE LITERACY, BUT
THERE REMAINS MUCH WORK TO BE
DONE TO TEACH THESE TOPICS IN
OUR SCHOOLS SINCE THE STATE'S
ATTEMPTS TO TEACH ABOUT CLIMATE
CHANGE REMAINS OPTIONAL.
ACCORDING TO THE ANALYSIS FROM
THIS COMMITTEE, A B 2 85 DOES
NOT HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL COSTS.
IF CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION AS
MANDATED REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL
EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES WILL BE
FUNDED THROUGH THE K THROUGH 12
MANDATE BLOCK GRANT. IN ORDER TO
CONTINUE COMBATING CLIMATE
CHANGE. WE HAVE TO START BY
EDUCATING OUR FUTURE LEADERS AND
THAT STARTS WITH THE STUDENTS IN
OUR SCHOOLS. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU. ARE THERE ANY MEMBERS
OF THE PUBLIC THAT WOULD LIKE TO
COMMENT AND SUPPORT OR
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL? THANK
YOU, MR CHAIR AND MEMBERS PAMELA
GIBBS, REPRESENTING THE LOS
ANGELES COUNTY OFFICE OF
EDUCATION IN SUPPORT OF THE BILL
AND APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT
THERE IS NO ADDITIONAL COSTS.
THANK YOU. WE'LL BRING IT BACK
TO THE COMMITTEE. ANY QUESTIONS?
IS THERE A MOTION? AND MOVED AND
SECONDED. THIS IS OUT ON A B
ROLL CALL WITH SANCHEZ, NOT
VOTING. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. SO
WHY DON'T WE DO THIS? WHY DON'T
WE GO BACK AND WE'LL TAKE UP FOR
MOTION A B 446 QUIRK-SILVA. THIS
ENJOYS A Dð PATH. GOODBYE,
WEBER. I CAN INVITE HAPPEN. THIS
IS OUT ON AN AERIAL CALL. ZUBER
13 35. YOU PASS MOTION. THIS IS
OUT ON THE B ROLL CALL. AND LEE,
A B 664 DO PASS. MOTION.
IS OUT ON A. THIS IS OUT WITH
REPUBLICANS NOT VOTING IN
MATHIS. IS A AYE.
SO THIS IS OUT WITH REPUBLICANS,
NOT VOTING. AND SHOULD MR MATHIS
SHOW UP. WE KNOW WHERE HE
STANDS. MISS KOREA. OH, DOCTOR
WOULD. THEY'RE PRESENTING A B 9
52. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
CHAIR AND MEMBERS. A B 9 52
MAKES IT EASIER FOR CONSUMERS
AND DENTISTS KNOW WHO AND WHERE
TO TURN TO WHEN THEY NEED HELP
WITH THE COVERAGE, DENIAL OR
PROCESSING DENTAL CLAIMS.
SOMETIMES PATIENTS CALLED THE
DENTAL OFFICE, THE DENTAL PLAN
DEPARTMENT AND MANAGED HEALTH
CARE ONLY TO FIND OUT THAT THEIR
EMPLOYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
THEIR BENEFITS AS A SELF INSURED
ORISSA PLAN. BECAUSE IT'S AN
ARISA PLAN. CONSUMERS ARE
SUBJECT TO FEDERAL LAWS, NOT THE
RIGHTS IN PLACE FOR CALIFORNIA
REGULATED DENTAL COVERAGE. WE'RE
CURRENTLY ENGAGED WITH THE
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF DENTAL
PLANS TO TRY TO RESORT RESORT TO
ADDRESS THEIR OPERATIONAL
CONCERNS AND FIND OTHER METHODS
OF NOTIFYING THEIR ENROLLEES IN
CONTRACTED PROVIDER. AS
REFLECTED IN THE COMMITTEE'S
ANALYSIS. 89 52 POSES MINOR AND
ABSORBABLE COST TO THE STATE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO WOULD
LIKE TO COMMENT IN FAVOR OR
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. GOOD
MORNING CHAIRMAN MEMBERS.
JESSICA RAN WITH THE CALIFORNIA
DENTAL ASSOCIATION HERE TODAY AS
THE SPONSORS AND SUPPORT IN HERE
OF ANY TECHNICAL QUESTIONS. COME
UP. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. MR
CHAIRMAN MEMBERS MATT, BACK
REPRESENTING CALIFORNIA
ASSOCIATION OF DENTAL PLANS, MR
WOOD SAID. WE ARE IN
CONVERSATIONS WE CURRENTLY
HAVEN'T OPPOSED UNLESS AMENDED
POSITION. CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC
WE'LL GET THERE. THANKS. HEY,
WE'RE BRINGING BACK TO THE
COMMITTEE. ANY QUESTIONS?
COMMENTS FROM THE COMMITTEE? IS
THERE A MOTION? OKAY? HAPPENED.
OKAY. THIS IS OUT ON A REAL
COLTON. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
LET'S MOVE TO THE CONSENT
CALENDAR IF WE COULD WE'LL
ENTERTAIN A MOTION. THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. CALDERON MOTION SECOND
VICE CHAIR SECONDS. CAN YOU READ
THE CONSENT TO THINK CALENDAR?
MAYBE 2 32 YOU LOOK HURRY. 82 67
BAUER-KAHAN 80 TO 82 REGULAR
CURRY. EVERY 317 WEBER 83 20, LI
3 42 VALENCIA 83 70 ADDIS, MAYBE
3 86 WIN 84 36 OVER US. 84 53
SAVANT IS 84 66 GIBSON MAYBE 4
70 VALENCIA BEFORE 79 BLANCA
RUBIO A BEFORE 89 CALDERON
BEFORE 97 QUOTE SILVER. EVERY
541 WOULD MAYBE 56 TO WENDY
KOREA, MAYBE SIX. OH, SIX MATHS.
IT WAS 6 11 WEBER. 86 32 GIBSON
86 55 PETRIE-NORRIS, MAYBE 682
MATTHEWS. MAYBE 6 90 10 86 99
WEBER. MAYBE SEVEN OR SIX
THREE OF US 87 21 VALENCIA MAYBE
7 23 SILVER. MAYBE 7 24 VINCE
FONG 87 77 CERVANTES. MAYBE 8 TO
6 10 88 34 WHEN A B 839 ADDIS 88
72 COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION, MAYBE
9 TO 8 REYES, MAYBE 948 BERMAN,
MAYBE. 993 BLANCA RUBIA. MAYBE
10 17 FRIEDMAN, 10 68 VALENCIA
MAYBE 10 83 11 16 GRAYSON 11 32
FRIEDMAN. MAYBE 12 11 MATHIS.
MAYBE 12 33 WALDRON. MAYBE 12 41
WEBER. MAYBE 12 79 MIKE FONG,
MAYBE 13 41 BERMAN. MAYBE 13 89
WENDY KOREA. MAYBE 15 55 HAWK
SILVER. MAYBE 15 66 FERRARI
SARRIA. MAYBE 16 27 LEE ABC. 16
68 JOE PATTERSON A B 17 OH, FOUR
SANTIAGO A B 4 51 CALDERON
CONSENT WITH AMENDMENTS 85 70
GALLAGHER CONSENT WITH
AMENDMENTS. AN EMOTION IT'S BEEN
SECONDED WILL CALL THE ROLL ON
THE ROLL. CALL HOLDEN CONSENT.
HOLD IN MY DALI DALI. I BRIAN.
CALDERON. CALDERON AND I, WENDY
KOREA. WENDY KOREA, I DIXON.
PHªN I HEART HEART. I LOWENTHAL
. AND THOUGHT I'M AT THIS
HAPPEN. HAPPENED? I PELLERIN
ROBERT RIVAS SANCHEZ. SANCHEZ, I
WEBER. WEATHER I WILSON. 10
AMERICAN CENTS. ZERO THE CONSENT
CALENDAR HAS ADOPTED BELIEVE THE
ROLE OPEN FOR MEMBERS, DAD. UM
WE'LL TURN TO MISS CARILLO YOU'D
LIKE TO PRESENT REMEMBER
GARCIA'S BILL A B 13 95.
GOOD MORNING, MR CHAIR AND
MEMBERS ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLY
MEMBER. UH EDUARDO GARCIA. I'M
HERE TO PRESENT ASSEMBLE BILL 13
95. THIS BILL WILL REVISED
LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS FROM THE
MEXICO PROGRAM, 13 95 WILL
REQUIRE THE MEDICAL BOARD OF
CALIFORNIA TO ISSUE A MEXICO
FROM PILOT PROGRAM OR MPP
LICENSE. TO AN APPLICANT WHO IS
OTHERWISE ELIGIBLE FOR THIS
LICENSE WITHOUT AN I 10 OR
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER. THIS
BILL PASSED THE BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONS COMMITTEE WITH
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND HAS NO
OPPOSITION. RESPECTFULLY
REQUESTS AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
IS THERE ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC
THEY'D LIKE TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OR
OPPOSITION TO A B 13 95.
COMMITTEE IS THERE ANY COMMENTS
OR QUESTIONS ON THIS BILL? THIS
BILL IS OUT ON AN AERIAL CALL.
THANK YOU. I'M SORRY. WE HAVE A
MOTION. IT'S A LOWENTHAL. GOES
OUT ON A ROLL CALL. WELCOME, MR
TING. YOU'RE PRESENTING A B 7
83? YES, 87. THANK YOU, MR
CHAIR. A B 73 BUILDS UPON MY
BILL TO REQUIRE, UM, RESTROOM
SINGLE USE RESTROOMS IN
CALIFORNIA TO BE OPEN TO
EVERYONE. UNFORTUNATELY WE
HAVEN'T SEEN COMPLETE COMPLIANCE
. ALTHOUGH WE'VE SEEN A GREAT
NUMBER OF BUSINESSES COMPLY, WE
NOW ARE ADDING IN A IN A
MECHANISM FOR ENFORCEMENT, AS
WELL AS TO INFORM BUILDING
OWNERS THAT WILL WORK GO ON,
WHICHEVER LOCAL AGENCIES DOING
THE PERMITTING AND THE
NOTIFICATIONS WITH THAT RESPECT
, TRANSFER I VOTE ON MAYBE SEVEN
AND THREE WITNESSES TODAY NO
WITNESSES ANYONE TO SPEAK IN
FAVOR OPPOSITION TO THE BILL.
SAYING NONE COMMITTEE ANY
QUESTIONS? IT'S BEEN MOVED. IT'S
BEEN SECONDED. THIS BILL IS OUT
ON A BE REAL COOL. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. MR SKINNER.
WELCOME. YOU'RE HERE TO PRESENT
10 28, AND THAT ENJOYS THE DO
PASS. 10 28 WILL ENSURE THAT
SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL
VIOLENCE HAVE ACCESS TO HEALTH
CARE SERVICES BY CREATING A
SURVIVOR'S CENTER TRAUMA,
INFORMED APPROACH AND LIMIT NON
CONSENSUAL AND POTENTIALLY
DANGEROUS MANDATED REPORTS TO
LAW ENFORCEMENT. THIS BILL IS
UNLIKELY TO GENERATE STATE COSTS
AND COULD RESULT IN COST SAVINGS
FOR COUNTY JAILS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
IS THERE ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK
AND SUPPORT OR OPPOSITION? SEE
ALL SUPPORTS. CALDERON SECONDS.
NO QUESTIONS FROM MEMBERS. YOUR
BILL IS OUT ON. B ROLL CALL WITH
WHETHER OR NOT VOTING THANK YOU.
OKAY WE'RE LOOKING FOR MR RIVAS.
BUT IN. JUST. OKAY? NO. WELCOME
A B 5 87 Dð PAST 5 87, AND SO
IT'S LEGISLATION SEEKS TO MAKE A
SMALL BUT IMPORTANT
CLARIFICATION. UH IN STATE LAW
REGARDING ACCESS TO CERTIFIED
PAYROLL RECORDS FROM PUBLIC
WORKS PROJECTS AND SPECIFICALLY
THIS BILL, UH, SIMPLY CUT IT
CLARIFIES THAT WHEN THEY LABOR
COMPLIANCE INTO THE DETECTS A
POSSIBLE INACCURACY. ELECTRONIC
CERTIFIED PAYROLL RECORD. THAT
THEY ARE ENTITLED TO REVIEW THE
HARD COPY OF THAT RECORD, WHICH
IS THE SOURCE MATERIAL. THIS
BILL DOES NOT IMPOSE ANY NEW
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ON
CONTRACTORS AND HAS A NEGLIGIBLE
FISCAL IMPACT OF THE STATE WITH
ME HERE TO ANSWER ANY, UM,
SOMETIMES, UM, SOMETIMES COAL.
SOME QUESTIONS IS MATT CRIMMINS
, BUT RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU. AND MOVED IN
SECOND CALDERON. THANK YOU, MR
CHAIRMAN, MATT CRIMMINS ON
BEHALF OF THE OPERATING
ENGINEERS. I WILL BE BRIEF. WE
ARE SPONSORS OF THE BILL. HAPPY
TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS OR
CONCERNS. THANK YOU. PUBLIC
COMMENT IN SUPPORT OR
OPPOSITION. SEE NONE QUESTIONS
FROM THE COMMITTEE. THIS IS OUT
IS THERE THERE'S BEEN A MOTION
SECOND, IT'S OUT ON A REAL CALL.
I WILL. NOW, UM GIVE THOSE
MEMBERS WHO HAVE NOT HAD AN
OPPORTUNITY TO VOTE ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR HAS TO DO SO.
MADAM CLERK BRIAN DIXON. MATHIS.
PELLERIN. ROBERT RIVAS. ROBERT
RIVAS. AYE. WILSON. OKAY WE ARE
GOING TO NOW MOVE TO THE
SUSPENSE FILE AND DISPENSE WITH
THE SUSPENSE FILE. MADAM CLERK.
PLEASE READ THE SUSPECT DELYLAH.
MAYBE 29 GABRIEL, MAYBE 38 LI 43
HOLDEN. MAYBE 48 REGULAR CURRY A
B 54 REGULAR CURRY. MAYBE 57
KARA A V 66 METHODS MAYBE 67
MURATSUCHI A B 77 PACHECO MAYBE
90 PETRIE-NORRIS ABBY 91 ALVAREZ
. MAYBE 92 CONNOLLY? MAYBE 94
DAVIES. MAYBE 2 TO 2 ARAMBULA.
MAYBE TO 28 WILSON. MAYBE 2 30
REYES. MAYBE 2 36 HOLDEN. MAYBE
22 39 WASSON 82 43 COLONIES TO
55 ELONIS 82 78 RAISE 80 TO 87
GARCIA 80 TO 97 VINCE FONG EVERY
30 TO WARD. EVERY 308 ALLEN EASE
EVERY 318 ADDIS. EVERY 335 ALA
NI'S EVERY 337 JIM PATTERSON
MAYBE 338 ARUGULA CURRY 83 43
MURATSUCHI MAYBE 3 53 JONES
SAWYER. MAYBE 3 65 ARUGULA CURRY
. MAYBE 3 69 Z BERG 83 83
ZINBERG. 83 91 JOAN SAWYER
BEFORE OH, ONE METHOD BEFORE. OH
TWO ARUGULA CURRY. MAYBE 4 23
MAIENSCHEIN 84 25 ALVAREZ BEFORE
26 JACKSON BEFORE 35 SAVANT IS
EVERY 4TH 38 BLANCA RUBIO, 84 39
WENDY KOREA BEFORE 43 JACKSON 84
47 ARAMBULA. BEFORE 52 ARTISTS A
BEFORE 56 MAIENSCHEIN BEFORE 61
RAMOS. BEFORE 62 RAMOS BEFORE 83
MURATSUCHI BEFORE 94 ARAMBULA 5
TO 5 10, MAYBE 5 35 ERWIN. MAYBE
5 45 CALORIES. EVERY 5 49 WILSON
MAYBE 578 BERMAN EVERY 590 HEART
86 05 ARAMBULA MAYBE 607 KARA 86
19 VINCE FONG. MAYBE 6 24
GRAYSON A B 6 26 PELLERIN A B
SIX. 33 JIM PATTERSON. 86 34
WARD. MAYBE 662 BOERNER HORVATH.
A B 700 GRAYSON. MAYBE 704 JIM
PATTERSON, ABC. 7 15 MEGAN DOLLY
87 18 TAR BABY 7 45 BRIAN, MAYBE
7 53 POPPING MAYBE 775 ARAMBULA.
87 81 MAIENSCHEIN, MAYBE EIGHT.
OH TWO. JOE PATTERSON. MAYBE 805
ARAMBULA EIGHT. OH, NINE.
BENNETT MAYBE 813 RODRIGUEZ A B
8 TO 3 SHE MAYBE 8 38 COLONY.
MAYBE 8 49 GARCIA. MAYBE 8 60
VALENCIA. MAYBE 8 62 BAUER-KAHAN
. MAYBE 866 BRONCO RUBIA A B 8
69 WARD. MAYBE 882 DAVIES. MAYBE
883 MATHIS. MAYBE 897 MCCARTY
MAYBE 898 LACKEY, 89 09 HOOVER.
EVERY 9 70 THREE OF US, MAYBE 9
74 MCKINNA. MAYBE 997 GIBSON
EVERY 10 07 ORTEGA MAYBE 10 25
DIXON EVERY 10 45 HEART EVERY 10
50 ARAMBULA. MAYBE 10 53 GABRIEL
EVERY 10 65 JIM PATTERSON. MAYBE
10 85 MAIENSCHEIN MAYBE 10 88
BLANCA RUBIO. MAYBE 10 92 WOULD
MAYBE 11 06 SORIA 11 15 PAPIN.
MAYBE 11 17 IRWIN, MAYBE 11 21
HANEY 11 27 RAYS. MAYBE 11 37
JONES SAWYER. 11 49 GRAYSON,
MAYBE 11 50 COMMITTEE ON WATER
PARKS AND WILDLIFE. MAYBE 11 67
WENDY CARILLO 11 95 CALDERON A B
12 OH, EIGHT SHIAVO. MAYBE 12 15
, WENDY KOREA 12 38 WARD A B 12
73 BOND 12 97 QUIRK-SILVA. EVERY
13 40 GARCIA, MAYBE 13 81 WEBER
. MAYBE 14 66 WEBER. MAYBE 14 77
COOKS SILVER. MAYBE 15 OH,
THREE. LEE 15 36 1 CAREER. MAYBE
15 63 BENNETT MAYBE 16 28
MCKENNA, A B 16 53 CENTURIES AND
A B 17 22 MEGAN, DARLING, THANK
YOU THAT THE SUSPENSE FILE IS
DEEMED APPROVED. WE'LL NOW MOVE
TO, UM, ITEMS THAT BEFORE WE GO
TO PUBLIC COMMENT IF WE HAVE
MEMBERS WHO NEED TO ADD ONTO
BILLS WILL MAKE OUR ROUNDS.
THEORETICAL ANOTHER TIME.
SURROUNDED.
CONSENT CALENDAR. BRIAN DIXON.
MATHIS MATHIS. AYE. PELLERIN.
WILSON.
AND THEN WE'LL TAKE UP A B 664
THAT IS OUT. AND WE WILL SHOW
MATHIS NOT VOTING. I'M SORRY.
THIS IS AN EYE. OKAY. WE'VE FOR
ALL MEMBERS WHO HAVE ALREADY
VOTED ON ALL THE ITEMS. WE'RE
NOW GOING TO MOVE TO PUBLIC
COMMENT. UM SO YOU'RE FREE TO
GO. AND AS I TURNED TO PUBLIC
COMMENT, IS THERE ANYONE THAT
WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK ON ANY ITEM
THAT WAS BROUGHT BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE TODAY EITHER ON
CONSENT OR SUSPENSE? EITHER IN
FAVOR OR OPPOSED. THIS IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK. THANK YOU,
MR CHAIR MEMBERS ANDREA BALL ON
BEHALF OF THE ORANGE COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. DR. AL
ME HARRIS, SUPERINTENDENT IN
SUPPORT OF A B 7 21 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VALENCIA. GOOD
MORNING, MR CHAIR AND MEMBERS
GREGORY CRAMER ON BEHALF OF
DISABILITY RIGHTS, CALIFORNIA
WITH THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS
WE'RE SPONSORING A B 2 22
ARAMBULA HAVE CONCERNS ABOUT
MAYBE 67 MURATSUCHI. YOU HAVE
SUPPORT FOR A B 4 38. RUBIO
MAYBE 447 ARAMBULA BEFORE 97
QUIRK-SILVA. MAYBE 545 PELLERIN
RESPONSE. ORING MAYBE 5 90 ART
WE SUPPORT MAYBE 619 FONG
SUPPORT MAYBE 6 TO 6 PELLERIN
SUPPORT AND A B 8 60 VALENCIA
SUPPORT MAYBE 10 85 MAIENSCHEIN
SUPPORT MAYBE 13 40 GARCIA
SUPPORT MAYBE 14 66 WEBER
SUPPORT AND MAYBE 15 36 CARILLO
AND SUPPORT. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. I SEE NO OTHER SPEAKERS
THAT CONCLUDES PUBLIC COMMENT.
WE ARE GOING TO ASK FOR A FEW
MEMBERS, TOO. COME IN TO ADD ON
TO CONSENT. THAT WOULD BE DIXON.
PELLERIN. AND WILSON. AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S. BRIAN HAS
INDICATED HE WILL NOT BE
ATTENDING THE MEETING TODAY.
OKAY WELL, WE'LL NOW TAKE A
CONSENT CALENDAR FOR MEMBERS TO
ADD ON TO BRIAN DIXON DIXON.
AYE. PELLERIN WILSON. THANK YOU.
SO WE'LL KEEP THE ROLE OPEN FOR
ANOTHER FIVE MINUTES TO ALLOW
THE OTHER TEAM MEMBERS TO COME
IN AND ADD ON TO CONSENT.
MADAM CLERK WILL CALL THE ROLL
ON CONSENT. WILSON WILSON, I
THANK YOU.
COMMITTEE IS GOING TO ADJOURN.
WE HAVE ALL OUR MEMBERS WHO ARE
GOING TO REPORT IN TODAY, SO THE
MEETING IS ADJOURNED.