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"local option" measure. It could be imposed on I community against the will of the city
council or board of supervisors.
Please contact the members of the Senate Governmental Organization Committee and ask
fora "No" vote on SR-244
1. Members are: Ralph Dills (Chair), Ken Maddy (Vice Chair),
Alquist, Beverly, Garamendi, Bill Greene, Keene, Lockyer, Rosenthal, and Torres.
(Referred to previously in Bulletin #12 -1990)
3. OPPOSE General Plans Housing Elemen s R
uirement rn Plan
for Regional Hous�n� gllocati n, B22 4 (B r
Hearine'_Senate Ho �tin� and Urban Affairs C'nm�; tte
April 17. 1990.
B 2274 would revise existing housing element law by requiring cities and counties to
develop their housing elements using the regional housing allocation issued by the Council
of Governments or the State Department of Housing and Community Development, unless
the local agency can demonstrate that one or more cities or counties have agreed to
increase their housing share in the same amount which the local jurisdiction proposes to
reduce its regional allocation and the local jurisdiction's share of low income and very low
income housing is not reduced. B 2274 would also delete the provision of existing law
which specifies that HCD's determination regarding the Greene
adequacy of a city or county's
housing element is advisory. Cities should review S and send letters of opp
L. osition
to members of the Senate Housing and Urban Affairs Committee who are:
(Chair), Leonard (Vice Chair), Killea, Kopp, Marks, Seymour, and Torres.
4 OPPOSE R i n l Governance R gional Development and
Infr ]! tnD cture Agency AB 4242 (W Brows H� can
Assembly Local _Government Committee Wednet av
April 25, 1990.
�.uthored b Assembly y Speaker Willie Brown, is scheduled for its `the�end-r�f April. The bill would establish 7 new co olidat d region a en es referred
d
to as Regional Development and Infrastructure Agencies. These Agencies would succeed
the powers, duties, and responsibilities of LAFCOs, COGs, air pollution control districts,
and regional water quality control boards. They would be required to prepare a regional
general plan to contain elements relating to air quality, water quality, transportation,
housing, sphere of influence; and capital facilities. Plans and ordinances of cities, counties
and special districts would be required to be consistent with the regional plan and rules and
regulations of that agency.
Two League policy committees reviewed the legislation during meetings last week.
Recommendations from the committees are to oppose AB 4242 in its current form,
make suggestions for changes based on the League's adopted t
The League will be test' P growth management policy.
The League
Aril t �g at the Assembly Local Government Committee hearing on
Wednesday, P Members are: Farr (Chair), Cannella, Cortese, Ferguson,Frazee,
5 April 6, 1990