ROLL CALL SO YOU CAN STEP A STEP
THAT WILL GO AHEAD AND GET THE
HEARING STARTED PLEASE CALL ROLE.
MITCHELL HERE NIELSEN. ANDERSON.
WELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
PROF.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
BUT COUNTY.
WILK PRESENT.
PAN HERE.
SO GOOD AFTERNOON AND WELCOME TO
TODAY'S.
.
COMMITTEE ON BUDGET AND FISCAL
REVIEW IN THIS HEARING WILL
CONSIDERING TAKE ACTION ON THE
REVENUE COMPONENTS OF THE
SENATE'S BUDGET PLAN FOR TWENTY
EIGHTEEN TWENTY NINETEEN. IN
ADDITION THIS COMMITTEE WILL
ADDRESS ISSUES THAT WERE NOT
ACTED UPON BY SET COMMITTEES
MOST OF THE ITEMS ON TODAY'S
AGENDA ARE ON VOTE ONLY BECAUSE
THEY WERE EITHER PREVIOUSLY
HEARD SUBCOMMITTEE. OR OUR
TECHNICAL OR MINOR CHANGES UP
WITH THAT LIKE TO OPEN IT UP TO
MY BY SHARED PROVIDE OPENING
REMARKS.
THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR AND NOW WE
KIND OF.
BEGIN TO FIGHT ROLLER COASTER.
DOWN TO THE COMPLETION OF OUR
BUDGET.
AND A LOT OF YET.
AHEAD.
JUST A GENERAL OBSERVATION.
I WOULD ARGUE THAT WE SHOULD WAX
CAUTIOUS.
THERE DID STATES BEEN IN THIS
SITUATION BEFORE WHEN THERE WAS
SOME MONEY.
AND IT WAS SPEND AND THEN WE'VE
GOTTEN REAL TROUBLE WHEN THE
REVENUES DECLINE. THAT JUST
ARGUES FOR PRUDENCE.
CARE AND CAUTION.
AND I LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING
WITH THE COMMITTEE I THANK THE
CHAIR. FOR LEADERSHIP.
AND AWAY WE GO. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH SIR APPRECIATE THAT.
TODAY'S AGENDA REFLECTS THE HARD
WORK OF BUDGET SUB COMMITTEES.
ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR THE BUCK
SUBCOMMITTEE TRULY.
THERE WERE SIXTY ONE BUDGET
SUBCOMMITTEE HEARINGS THIS YEAR
IN ADDITION TO OVERSIGHT WORK
THE SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRS AND
MEMBERS HEARD TOOK ACTION ON THE
VAST MAJORITY OF THE GOVERNOR'S
BUT PROPOSALS AS WELL AS A
NUMBER OF PROPOSALS BROUGHT
BEFORE THEM. BY THE LEGISLATURE
THE BUT IT'S THE BUDGET PACKAGE
BEFORE US TODAY REFLECTS IN MY
OPINION A BALANCED APPROACH TO
CRAFTING THE SENATE PLAN THAT IS
RESPONSIBLE.
HONEST AND CONTINUES TO MAKE
PROGRESS.
WELL WE KNOW THEY FILL OUT OF
WORK TO BE DONE THESE
INVESTMENTS REFLECT THE SENATE'S
COMMITMENT TO ENSURING THAT OUR
BUDGET RECOGNIZES THAT ADDRESSES.
AND A MEANINGFUL WAY THE
CRITICAL NEEDS OF THE RESIDENTS
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
THE SENATE PROPOSAL BEFORE US
TODAY ADOPT THE LA OWES REVENUE
ESTIMATES FOR THE GENERAL FUND
AS WELL AS THEIR PROPERTY TAX
ESTIMATES.
OUR ANALYSTS FORECAST IS BASED
ON A NATIONAL CONSENSUS
REFLECTED A REASONABLE
ASSUMPTIONS REGARDING THE
UNDERLYING ECONOMY AND EXPECTED
GROWTH TRENDS OVER THE NEXT
SEVERAL YEARS.
AGAIN I ONE IMPORT RECOGNIZE THE
IMPORTANT WORK OF ALL FIVE OF
THE SENATE BUDGET SUB COMMITTEES
IN CONSTRUCTING THE SENATE PLAN.
WE'RE GOING TO ASK THE SUB
CHAIRS TO GO INTO MORE DETAIL
REGARDING THE IMPORTANT PARTS OF
THE SENATE BUDGET PLAN WITHIN
EACH OF YOUR SUBCOMMITTEES
JURISDICTION.
WE'RE GOING TO GO AHEAD AND
START WILL GO IN NUMERICAL ORDER.
I THOUGHT WHAT'S SUBCOMMITTEE
NUMBER ONE THROUGH FIVE AFTER
WHICH WILL.
BEGIN TO TAKE ACTIONS ON THE
AGENDA.
.
THE AREAS WE CAN START WITH THE.
SUB CHAIR FOR SUB NUMBER ONE
SENATOR PORTANTINO.
AWESOME.
ALRIGHT THANK YOU THANK YOU
MADAM CHAIR I KNOW. THANK YOU
COLLEAGUES FOR WORKING SO HARD
OVER THE LAST
A THREE MONTHS A SUBCOMMITTEE
NUMBER ONE ON EDUCATION. I MADE
SIGNIFICANT INVESTMENTS IN K.
TWELVE AND HIGHER EDUCATION IN
PARTICULAR.
K. TWELVE EDUCATION THE
SUBCOMMITTEE INCREASED FUNDING
FOR THE LOCAL CONTROL FUNDING
FORMULA BASED BY ONE POINT ONE
BILLION DOLLARS.
ABOVE AND BEYOND THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET WE PROVIDED ADDITIONAL
BASED SUPPLEMENTAL IN
CONCENTRATION CLICK A
CONCENTRATION GRANT FUNDING. TO
SUPPORT ALL STUDENTS IN ADDITION
THE SUBCOMMITTEE PROVIDED ONE
BILLION IN ONE TIME K. TWELVE
DISCRETIONARY FUNDS.
THE SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO PROVIDED
THREE HUNDRED MILLION PHASED IN
OVER TWO YEARS FOR INCREASED
ACCESS TO CHILDCARE.
THE SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO FUNDED
INCREASED CHILDCARE RATES FOR
INFANTS TODDLERS AND CHILDREN
WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. TO ENSURE
FAMILIES HAVE ACCESS
THE CHILD CARE THAT MEETS THEIR
NEEDS.
IN REGARD TO HIGHER EDUCATION
THE SUBCOMMITTEE PROVIDING OVER
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY MILLION
DOLLARS TO THE YOU SEE ABOVE THE
GOVERNOR'S JANUARY PROPOSED
BUDGET. WHICH INCLUDED FUNDING
FOR PROPER APPROXIMATELY THREE
THOUSAND NEW STUDENTS MORE
MENTAL EALTH SERVICES FOR
STUDENTS AND MEDICALLY
UNDERSERVED AREAS AND RURAL
PORTIONS OF THE STATE. NEW
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION AND
TO BUY OUT THE PROPOSED TUITION
INCREASE TO STUDENTS.
THE SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO PROVIDED
TWO HUNDRED THIRTY MILLION TO CS
YOU ABOVE THE GOVERNOR'S JANUARY
BUDGET PROPOSAL WHICH INCLUDED
FUNDING FOR APPROXIMATELY ELEVEN
THOUSAND NEW FULL TIME
EQUIVALENT STUDENTS.
AND THE GRADUATION INITIATIVE.
PER COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO
SUBCOMMITTEE PROVIDED TWENTY
MILLION TO EXPAND MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES FORTY MILLION TO HIRE
NEW FULL TIME FACULTY. APPROVE
THE ONLINE COLLEGE WITH
SIGNIFICANT MODIFICATIONS AND.
I WOULD SAY CONTROLS AND
INCREASED FINANCIAL AID FOR
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS
AND. THAT'S THE OVERVIEW OF WHAT
WE DID SO THANK YOU.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH SHIP WE CAN
GO ON TO SUBCOMMITTEE ON NUMBER
TWO.
I THINK YOU MANAGER THAT WILL BE
RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION ENERGY AND
TRANSPORTATION WE MET FOR A LAST
TIME ON THURSDAY AND APPROVED A
SERIES OF ITEMS OVERALL. OF THE
BUDGET ITEMS ADOPTED BY THE
SUBCOMMITTEE INCLUDE FOUR
HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE POINT NINE
MILLION RELATED TO FIRE
PREVENTION AND FIRE MITIGATION
INCLUDING NINETY FIVE MILLION
FOR NEW HELICOPTERS TO REPLACE
THE CURRENT. VIETNAM ERA
HELICOPTERS.
WHILE I'M ANXIOUSLY WAITING FOR
THE RESULTS OF LAST WEEK'S CAP
AND TRADE AUCTION IN MAY THE
SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVED TWO POINT
EIGHT BILLION IN CAP AND TRADE
EXPENDITURES. USED THIS YEAR'S
PLAN THAT'S FIFTY MILLION MORE
FOR THE GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION
FUND ON TOP WITH THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL AND THAT INCLUDES FORTY
THREE MILLION. A TO DRESS FIRE
PREVENTION AT THAT MAY BE USED
IN NON S. ARE A AREAS AND
ANOTHER SEVEN MILLION FOR AIR
MONITORING FOR POP PRESCRIBED
BURNS.
THE PLAN CONTINUES CALIFORNIA
STRONG COMMITMENT TO CURB
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
INSISTING F FOR GLOBAL.
LEADERSHIP AND COMPATIBLE
COMBATTING A CLIMATE CHANGE BY
PROVIDING A SUBSTANTIAL
ASSISTANCE TO LOCAL HERE
DISTRICTS TO REDUCE POLLUTION IN
INVESTMENT FIRE UP PREVENTION
ACTIVITIES WE CAN IMPROVE THE
HEALTH. AND SAFETY OF
CALIFORNIANS TO REDUCE HARMFUL
IMPACTS.
ON THOSE WITH HEART AND LUNG
DISEASES.
THERE'S SOME OTHER HIGH A AREAS
TO HIGHLIGHT WE HAVE NINETEEN
POINT SIX MILLION FROM THE
GENERAL FUND TO ADDRESS THE
STRUCTURAL DEFICIT A TO THE FISH
AND GAME A PRESERVATION FUND.
OTHER CAP AND TRADE WE HAVE A
HUNDRED FIFTY MILLION FOR A
CLEAN VEHICLE REPEATS WE HAVE A
HUNDRED SIXTY MILLION PER
FRIEDMAN HEAVY DUTY VEHICLE
INCENTIVES WITH A HUNDRED
MILLION A FOR LOW INCOME LIGHT
DUTY VEHICLES AND SCHOOL BUSES.
AND EIGHTY MILLION UP FOR
TRANSFORMATIVE CLAIM MAIN
COMMUNITIES I'M OTHER PROP SIXTY
EIGHT WE PROVE THE GOVERNOR SET
PROPOSAL TO SPEND A BILLION
DOLLARS IN PROP.
CA A BOND FUNDS FOR THE FIRST
YEAR OF IMPLEMENTATION PROVIDE
AT THE VOTERS APPROVED
PROPOSITION. BUT THE
SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO APPROVED A
HUNDRED MILLION FOR THE PURE
WATER SAN DIEGO PROGRAM TO USE
WATER PURIFICATION TECHNOLOGY A
TO PRODUCE HIGH QUALITY DRINKING
WATER IN TWENTY MILLION.
APPROPRIATION FOR COASTAL
REDWOOD ACQUISITION IN THE
TRANSPORTATION SPACE
SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVE ONE POINT
EIGHT BILLION IN LOCAL IN
CAPITAL FUNDING AS WELL AS FOUR
HUNDRED.
MAINTENANCE FOCUS POSITIONS AT
CALTRANS TO CONTINUE A THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ROAD
RIPARIAN ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
THESE RESOURCES WILL ALLOW
CALTRAIN TO CONTINUE TO DIFFER.
DEVELOP DELIVER ON THE FIX IT
FIRST A STRATEGY DEPARTMENT
COMMITTED TO UPON PASSAGE OF THE
ACT CLINTON SURE THE FUNDING
REACHES PROJECTS AS QUICKLY AS
POSSIBLE.
THE SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO TOOK A
VARIETY OF ACTIONS TO ENSURE THE
STATE REMAINS IN COMPLIANCE WITH
FEDERAL RULES ON CONTRACTING IN
HIGHWAY SAFETY THUS INSURANCE
THAT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
REMAINS COMPETITIVE FOR FEDERAL
FUNDS FOR THESE PURPOSES AND
APPROVED THE CONTINUATION OF THE
STATE'S ROAD CHARGE PILOT
PROGRAM WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO
EXPLORE OPTIONS.
FOR MOVING AWAY FROM THE STATE'S
RELIANCE ON THE GAS CAP.
GAS TAX REVENUES FOR FUNDING
TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS IN
TOWARDS A MILEAGE PIECE
ALTERNATIVE THE SUBCOMMITTEE
TOOK SEVERAL ACTIONS TO CONTINUE.
ABOUT THE RESTRUCTURE AND
STRAIGHTENING UP THE PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSIONS
TRANSPORTATION ENFORCEMENT
BRANCH THIS WILL LOVE THE P. YOU
SEE TO BETTER PROTECT THE PUBLIC
FROM BAD ACTORS IN THE MOVING
AND PASSENGER CARRIER.
INDUSTRIES IN THE ENERGY SPACE
THE SUBCOMMITTEE TOOK ACTION TO
ADDRESS THE STRUCTURAL DEFICIT
HARM IN THE CALIFORNIA ENERGY
COMMISSION'S PRIMARY. SOURCE OF
FUNDING BY SHIFTING MORE THAN
TEN BILLION AT OTHER MORE
APPROPRIATE FUNDING SOURCES THIS
WILL ALLOW THE COMMISSION TO
CONTINUE TO PERFORM ITS
IMPORTANT WORK IN FUTURE YEARS.
ADDITIONALLY THE SUBCOMMITTEE
TOOK ACTION TO REJECT GOVERNOR
BROWN'S PROPOSAL UP FOR
DRAMATICALLY INCREASING FUNDING
FOR ZERO EMISSION VEHICLE
INFRASTRUCTURE WELL WE BROUGHT
LEASE WILL WE BROADLY FAST
SUPPORT THE GOAL. THEY
SUBCOMMITTEE WAS CONCERNED THAT
THE PROPOSAL DID NOT ALLOW FOR
ADEQUATE COORDINATION THAT
BETWEEN THE NUMEROUS PROGRAMS
OUT WORKING TOWARDS THIS GOAL
INCLUDING VOLKSWAGEN AND.
ENRON WE LOOK FORWARD TO
WORKING ON THIS IMPORTANT ISSUE
AS PART OF THE CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE I PROCESS AND LASTLY.
THE COMMITTEE ALLOCATED MORTON
SEVENTY SIX MILLION DOLLARS IN
FEE REVENUE TO CONTINUE THE WORK
OF THE CALIFORNIA ADVANCED
SERVICES FUND.
WHICH FUNDS THE DEPLOYMENT OF
BROADBAND INTERNET RELATED
SERVICES TO RURAL AND
UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES
THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
THAT'S WHY REPORT.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH MISTER
SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MOVING ON
TO SUBCOMMITTEE NUMBER THREE
EXPAND. THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR.
Y. FIRST OF ALL THANK THAT
MEMBERS OF THE. SUBCOMMITTEE NO
THREE ON HEALTH AND HUMAN
SERVICES. ON BOTH THE US CENTERS
MINING AND STONE FOR HARD WORK
IN OUR STAFF WE TOOK MANY AT
SEVERAL ACTIONS ARMS GOT
HIGHLIGHTS.
SERVE THE TOPLINE ONES SO
DEPARTMENTS HEALTH CARE SERVICES
WHICH OVERSEES THE MEDICARE
PROGRAM THE SUBCOMMITTEE SPEND
IT ACCESS TO MEDICAL FOR SENIORS
AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES UP
TO HUNDRED THIRTY PERCENT OF THE
FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL. AND ALSO
EXPANDED ACCESS TO MEDICARE FOR
ALL OF CALIFORNIA SENIORS
REGARDLESS OF IMMIGRATION STATUS.
SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO ALLOCATED
UNSPENT PROPOSITION FIFTY SIX
TAX REVENUE TO MAKE A
SIGNIFICANT INVESTMENT IN
PROVIDING ACCESS TO NECESSARY
MEDICAL CARE FOR CHILDREN.
INCREASING REIMBURSEMENT RATES
FOR PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE AND
SUB SPECIALTY CARE PAEDIATRIC
DAY HEALTH CARE CENTERS
PEDIATRIC ACUTE.
SUB ACUTE FACILITIES AND DENTAL
SERVICES FOR CHILLS NATIONAL
NEEDS AND BREAST PUMPS
THE SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO ALLOCATED
THAT PROPERTY SIX REVENUES
INCREASED REIMBURSEMENT FOR
PREVENTIVE DENTAL SERVICES FOR
ADULTS.
IN ADDITION SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO
RESTORED. REMAIN RECESSION ERA
CUTS TO MEDICARE BENEFITS
INCLUDING AUDIOLOGY.
INCONTINENCE CREAMS WATCHES
PODIATRY WHICH VEHICLE IMPORTANT
FOR.
PATIENTS WITH THAT DIABETES AND
SPEECH THERAPY OF BEGINNING
TWENTY NINETEEN IN ADDITION WE
ALSO ACCELERATED RESTORATION OF
OPTICAL BENEFITS WHICH WERE AT
PREVIOUSLY GOING TO BE RESTORED
TWENTY TWENTY BACK TO JANUARY
TWENTY NINETEEN. I'M PLEDGING
THAT ANYONE WHO HAS VISION
ISSUES I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE
BEING ABLE TO SEE YOUR EARLIER.
WE ALSO REJECTED THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL TO ELIMINATE THE THREE
FORTY BE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED.
VITAL FUNDING FOR CLINICS AND
HOSPITALS TO ENSURE THAT THAT
PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC DISEASES GOT
SERVICE AS WELL AS THEIR FARMS
MEDICATIONS.
AND DEPARTMENT PUBLIC HEALTH.
MOVE FORWARD BY EXPANDING THE
BLACK INFANT HEALTH PROGRAMS
INCLUDE A TEAM BASED APPROACH
AND COMBINED SOCIAL MEDICAL
INTERVENTIONS ADDRESS. A
PERSISTENT DISPARITY OF BLACK
INFANT HEALTH MORTALITY WHICH IS
REMAINS DOUBLE THE RATE OF ANY
OTHER GROUP DESPITE THAT OVERALL
REDUCTION IN.
INFANT HEALTH OF INFANT
MORTALITY THAT WE HAVE NOT
CLOSED THE GAP AND IT'S TIME FOR
US TO DO SO. IN APARTMENTS
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES THAT THE
SUBCOMMITTEE REJECTED THE
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL TO IMPLEMENT
A UNIFORM HOLIDAY SCHEDULE WHICH
WAS EFFECTIVELY A BACK DOOR CUT.
TO.
SPECIFIED VENDORS OF SERVICES
ARE.
ON.
FOR IDENTIFIED HOLIDAYS NAM WE
ALSO AFTER OF RESTORING RESPITE
CARE LAST YEAR WE ALSO THIS YEAR
TAKING ACTION RESTORE FUNDING
FOR SOCIAL RECREATION CAMP
SERVICES ARE SUSPENDED. DURING
THE BUDGET SHORTFALL IN TWO
THOUSAND AND NINE. AND
DEPARTMENT SOCIAL SERVICES WERE
MAKING OF SUB SUBSTANTIVE
EFFORTS TO ADDRESS THE ISSUE OF
POVERTY WHICH HAS PROFOUND
IMPACTS ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
AND PARTICULAR COMMUNITIES
INCLUDING THEIR HEALTH AND WELL
BEING. AYE WE'VE CREATED A
SAFETY NET RESERVE FOR HUMAN
SERVICES PROGRAMS STARTING WITH
MEDI CAL CAO WORKS THE SAFETY
NET RESERVE WILL PROVIDE
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES INTO
RECESSION. TO AVOID CUTTING
THESE PROGRAMS ARE NEEDED MOST
REALLY TAKING TO HEART THE
GOVERNOR'S US.
STATEMENTS ABOUT THE NEED TO
PREPARE FOR FUTURE ECONOMIC
DOWNTURNS
I'D SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO TOOK STEPS
TO RESTORE CUTS.
AND THE SS I SS P. AND HOW WORKS
PROGRAMS AND BEING HONEST IN
PROVIDING ADJUSTMENTS FOR
INFLATION AND SS I SS P. AND CAL
WORKS PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN
JERRY FIRST TWENTY NINETEEN. I
INCREASING TOWER EXPANSE KEEPING
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OUT OF THE
POVERTY WHICH OF COURSE CREATES
OTHER EXPENSES FOR US IN THE
STATE AND ALSO ENSURING THAT.
THAT WE DO NOT HAVE BACKDOOR
CUTS BY NOT. HAVING A COST OF.
CONFLATION.
IT CHANGES OVER TIME.
IN ADDITION THE SUBCOMMITTEE
PROPOSES TO END THE SS I CASH
OUT A POLICY THAT KEPT SSI
RECIPIENTS REACHED RECEIVING CAO
FRESH BENEFITS. THIS WILL DRAW
DOWN ADDITIONAL FEDERAL FUNDS
AND SUBCOMMITTEE.
INCLUDED A HOLD HARMLESS FOR
HOUSEHOLD SO SEE THEIR ROCK LAS
REDUCTION BENEFITS DO THIS
POLICY CHANGE IN ADDITION I WANT
TO MAKE NOTE THAT WE WORKED
CLOSELY WITH. MR XIN COUNTIES TO
CREATE A MORE REASONABLE FUNDING
MECHANISM FOR COUNTIES INCREASED
COLLECTIONS OF FOR A CHILD
SUPPORT.
THIS WAS SOMETHING THAT I WILL
ACTUALLY NOT ONLY I THINK
INCREASE FUNDS FOR THOSE
FAMILIES BUT ALSO DECREASE SPACE
STATE SPENDING IN THE LONG RUN.
WE ALSO. APPRECIATE THE WORK
THAT THE PART SOCIAL SERVICES AS
MAY HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN WHETHER
COUNTY STE AND TERMS OF THE
SINGLE ALLOCATION FORMULA AGAIN
COMING WITH A MORE REASONABLE
PAYMENT SYSTEM. PARA TO ENSURE
THAT OUR COUNTIES HAVE THE
INFRASTRUCTURE NECESSARY TO
PROVIDE THE KIND OF SERVICES.
TO DELIVER THE SERVICES THEY
NEED FAMILIES THROUGH THE
PROGRAMS THAT THE STATUS FUNDING
SO THAT WITH THAT I WANT THINK
ARE ARE. A BUDGET CHAIR FOR YOUR
LEADERSHIP AND.
LOOKING FORWARD TO MOVING THE
SUPPORT POLICIES FOR.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH SENATOR PENN
WILL MOVE ON TO AN UPDATE FROM
US SUBCOMMITTEE NUMBER FOR
SENATOR ROTH THANK YOU MADAM
CHAIR IN THE AREA OF STATE
ADMINISTRATION IN GENERAL
GOVERNMENT.
AND ECONOMIC INCENTIVES SUPPORT
THE.
SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVED A FIVE
YEAR EXTENSION OF THE CALIFORNIA
COMPETES TAX CREDIT PROGRAM AT
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY MILLION
DOLLARS PER YEAR.
THROUGH TWENTY TWENTY TWO TWENTY
THREE.
WE ALSO APPROVED TWENTY MILLION
DOLLARS EACH YEAR FOR THE NEXT
FIVE YEARS TO STEP A SMALL
BUSINESS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
EXPANSION PROGRAM THESE FUNDS
WILL BE USED. TO ASSIST THE
CALIFORNIA SMALL BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT CENTER PROGRAM IN
DRAWINGDOWN. FEDERAL FUNDS
WITH REGARD IN THE OFFICE OF
EMERGENCY SERVICES AND IN
PARTICULAR WILDFIRE RESPONSE AND
RECOVERY THE SUBCOMMITTEE
FOCUSED ON PROVIDING RESOURCES
TO HELP. A DISASTER MITIGATION
RESPONSE AND RECOVERY EFFORTS
APPROVING A TOTAL OF ONE HUNDRED
AND NINETY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
TO SUPPORT THESE EFFORTS.
INCLUDING REIMBURSEMENTS FOR
LOCAL JURISDICTIONS FOR PROPERTY
TAX LOSSES AND INCREASED
RESOURCES FOR CALIFORNIA'S
MUTUAL AID SYSTEM.
AS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE THE
SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVED ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY FOUR MILLION
DOLLARS TO REPLACE OUTDATED AND
OBSOLETE VOTING SYSTEMS
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
WITH REGARD TO AND FINALLY THE
HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS PACKAGE.
THE SUBCOMMITTEE TOOK IMPORTANT
STEPS TO ADDRESSING THE STATE'S
AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND
HOMELESSNESS CRISIS BY ADOPTING
A. COMPREHENSIVE FUNDING PACKAGE
FOR HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS
PROGRAMS PROVIDING FIVE BILLION
DOLLARS IN FUNDING OVER FOUR
YEARS.
INCLUDING FUNDS FOR MULTI FAMILY
HOUSING PROGRAM IN LOW INCOME
HOUSING TAX CREDIT PROGRAMS.
FUNDS FOR THE HOUSING FOR A
HEALTHY CALIFORNIA PROGRAM IN
THE HOMELESS COORDINATING IN
FINANCING COUNCIL.
AND BLOCK GRANTS TO LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS FOR VARIOUS
PROGRAMS.
THAT'S OUR REPORT MADAM CHAIR.
APPRECIATE YOUR EFFORTS OF
SENATOR ROTH WILL HEAR FROM OUR
FINAL SUB COMMITTEE ON
CORRECTIONS PUBLIC SAFETY
JUDICIARY AND LABOR ACTION
SENATOR SKINNER.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR. MEMBERS
THE.
SUBCOMMITTEE COVER SOME
CORRECTIONS PUBLIC SAFETY
JUDICIARY IN LABOR. AND ALL JUST
HIGHLIGHT SOME OF THE KEY THINGS.
IN TERMS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION
CDC ARE THE LEGISLATURE I'M SURE
AS HAS BEEN EXPRESSED.
OVER THE PAST COUPLE OF YEARS.
THE GROWING COSTS OF OUR STREETS
CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM.
AND THE HEALTHCARE COSTS RELATED
HAVING THE LONG TERM GOALS OF
BOTH IMPROVING AND INCREASING
THE REHABILITATIVE PORTION. OF
OUR.
.
CDC ARE.
ASPECTS AT THE SAME TIME OF
REDUCING THE POPULATION AND
INCREASING INMATE WELFARE.
AND KEEPING ACCOUNTABILITY ON
THE DEPARTMENT THE SUBCOMMITTEE
TOOK THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS.
WE APPROVED FUNDING THAT WOULD
INCREASE STAFF FOR THE
REHABILITATIVE PROGRAMS THAT
PROVIDE CREDIT EARNING FOR
INMATES SUCH AS THE CAREER
TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS.
AND INCREASED FUNDING FOR THE
INNOVATIVE PROGRAMMING GRANTS
FOR EXAMPLE.
SUPPORTED THE ADDITION
MODIFICATION OF TRAINING FOR
BOTH THE PEACE OFFICER IN SUPER
BORE VICE RE POSITIONS WITHIN
OUR STATE PRISON FACILITIES.
AND SUPPORTED THE EXPANSION OF
HEAVEN SEEK TREATMENT. IN
PRISONS ALONG WITH THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF A TWO YEAR
CONTRABAND INTRODUCTION AND
MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT
PROGRAM FOR ADDICTION.
SO THOSE ARE SOME OF THE
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ACTIONS WE
TOOK RELATED TO CDC ARE.
IN TERMS OF RE ENTRY.
AND REENTRY SUPPORT.
AND DIVERSION TO HOPEFULLY.
HELP US ACHIEVE THAT.
CONTINUED POPULATION REDUCTION
THE CITY COMMITTEE COMMITTED TO
VARIOUS RE ENTRY AND DIVERSION
EFFORTS.
INCLUDING FUNDING FOR SOCIAL
WORKERS IN THE PUBLIC DEFENDER
OFFICES.
SUPPORT FOR MENTALLY ILL
PAROLEES THROUGH HOUSING PILOT
PROGRAM.
FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY BASED
ORGANIZATIONS TO ASSIST IN
REENTRY HOUSING EFFORTS.
STATUTORY CHANGES THAT WILL
REMOVE BARRIERS TO RE ENTRY
THROUGH VARIOUS LICENSING
PROVISIONS.
AND MANDATES TO ENSURE THAT OUR
FORMERLY INCARCERATED
PARTICIPANTS.
OF THE FIRE CAMP PILOT OBTAIN
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS FOUR G.
EDIE'S.
ON ADDITIONALLY WITHIN THE BOARD
OF STATE AND COMMUNITY
CORRECTIONS
WE ADDRESS A A ASPECT OF THE
BUDGET THAT WAS NOT INCLUDED IN
THE ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSAL.
AND THAT IS.
IT HAS BEEN FUNDED AND IT IS.
FOR HAS PASSED FUNDED SUCCESSFUL
VIOLENCE REDUCTION PROGRAMS. IN
COMMUNITIES UP AND DOWN THE
STATE'S SUCH AS OPERATION
CEASEFIRE SO THE CUP
SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVED A PROPOSAL
TO CONTINUE THAT FUNDING.
WITHIN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH THE
SUBCOMMITTEE PROVIDED. INCREASE
SUPPORT FOR THE COUNTY LAW
LIBRARIES.
AND SUPPORTED THE GOVERNOR'S
INCREASE IN FUNDING.
TO OUR TRIAL COURTS WHICH IS THE
FIRST SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN
YEARS.
AS WELL AS APPROVING. COURT
CONSTRUCTION.
AND IN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
THE SUBCOMMITTEE TOOK ACTION TO
PROVIDE FUNDING. FOR THE BACKLOG
OF SEXUAL ASSAULT EVIDENCE
TESTING. AND ADDED STAFF BEING
FOR ENFORCEMENT RELATED TO
VIOLATIONS RELATED TO THE
UNDERGROUND ECONOMY SO THAT'S A
HIGHLIGHT OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY
SUB FIVE.
THANK YOU VERY THANK YOU VERY
MUCH.
SENATOR SCARING AGAIN WANT TO
APPLAUD THE WORK ABOUT THE SUB
COMMITTEE CHAIRS AND
SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR YOUR
LONG HOURS COMMITTED TO. DOING
THE WORK ON BEHALF OF ALL THE
RESIDENTS OF THE CITY CALIFORNIA.
BEFORE WE.
TURN ARE TAKING COLLEAGUES TO
THE MEDIA THE AGENDA I JUST
WANNA AG KNOWLEDGE.
.
WISCONSIN'S JOINED US AND TO
REALLY RECOGNIZE IT THIS I WILL
BE GOVERNOR BROWN'S UP LAST
BUDGET IN A LONG AND REMARKABLE
CAREER AND WANT TO.
APPLAUD YOU AND HIS EFFORTS ARE
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE
LEGISLATURE IN REALLY GETTING US
TO A PLACE HERE TWENTY EIGHTEEN
WHERE WE CERTAINLY WERE NOT IN
TWENTY ELEVEN WHEN HE FIRST
ASSUMED OFFICE IN. ON MY FEEL OF
THIS BUDGET NO WORK THAT WE'VE
BEEN ABLE TO DO COLLABORATIVELY
OVER THE LAST EIGHT YEARS IS
REALLY PUT THE STATE IN A
POSITION OF STRENGTH. ON AS WE
EMBARK INTO THE FUTURE.
BEAT THE PEAKS AND VALLEYS OF
THE STATE'S ECONOMY BUT I THINK
WILL INTO THE NEXT SEASON FROM A
POSITION OF STRENGTH THAT WE
WELCOME YOU HERE TODAY.
THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE. ABOUT
COLLEAGUES AS YOU KNOW THE FIRST
SECTION.
OF THE AGENDA ISSUE ITEMS ONE
THROUGH NINETEEN ARE VOTE ONLY
THESE ARE ITEMS THAT WERE HEARD
AND DISCUSSED IN SUBCOMMITTEE
BUT WOULD NOT VOTED UPON. IT'S
MY UNDERSTANDING THAT THAT'S THE
PLEASURE IT'S THE PREFERENCE OF
THE COMMITTEE THAT WE TAKE EACH
ISSUE I THEM INDIVIDUALLY. AND
SO THAT'S HOW WE WILL PROCEED
WITH THE BELT.
WE'RE GONNA START WITH ISSUE.
NUMBER ONE WHICH CAN BE FOUND ON
PAGE THREE OF YOUR AGENDA. OF
THE THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF
PLANNING AND RESEARCH THE
TRANSFORMATIVE CLIMATE
COMMUNITIES REAPPROPRIATION.
I'LL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO
ACCEPT THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION.
UP PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN.
NO.
ANDERSON NO.
BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
BUT ASKING.
WILK.
A THE VOTE IS TWELVE TO FIVE
THAT MEASURE PASSES MOVED ON TO
ISSUE NUMBER TWO SECRETARY OF
STATE THE OFFICE OF ELECTIONS
CYBERSECURITY. ALL IN A TO THE
MOTION TO APPROVE THE STAFF
RECOMMENDATION PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN.
ANDERSON.
WELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE ASKING.
WILK.
WHICH.
WITH A VOTE OF TWELVE DIVIDE
THAT MEASURE PASSES ISSUE THREE
DEPARTMENTS TRANSPORTATION
CAPITAL OUTLAY SUPPORT PROJECT
DELIVERY DELIVERY WORKLOAD. OUT
ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE
STAFF RECOMMENDATION IS
REFLECTED ON PAGE FIVE OF THE
AGENDA. THANK YOU PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN WELL.
ANDERSON.
L..
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER. STERN.
STONE.
LIKE ASKING.
WILK.
BUT THE VOTER TOLD THE FIVE THAT
MEASURE CARRIES ISSUE FOR STATE
COASTAL CONSERVANCY. THE WEST
COYOTE HILLS OPEN SPACE AND
HABITAT AREA ALL ENTERTAIN A
MOTION TO APPROVE ES PROPOSED.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN NO.
ANDERSON.
BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
MORE LUCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN BUT CASTING.
WILK YEAH.
TWELVE TO FIVE THAT MEASURE
CARRIES ISSUE FIVE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS AND RECREATION THE
CALIFORNIA INDIAN HERITAGE
CENTER ALL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO
APPROVE REVISED BUDGET BILL
LANGUAGE.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE.
ANDERSON.
SPELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE WHAT DOES HE.
WILK.
SEVENTEEN ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES.
UNANIMOUSLY ISSUE SIX
UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER
RESOURCES THE MULTI BENEFIT
FLOOD IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
I'LL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO
APPROVE AS PROPOSED.
THANK YOU PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE AYE
ANDERSON. FELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
FOR LOCKE.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER AYE STERN AYE
STONE.
BUT DUSTY.
WILK.
SEVENTEEN ZERO MEASURE PASSES
ISSUE SEVEN THE CALIFORNIA
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SACRAMENTO HEADQUARTERS SPACE
OPTIMIZATION PROJECT. ALL
ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO APPROVE
THAT'S BUDGETED.
PLEASE I'LL CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN.
ANDERSON EARTH BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
MORLOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN WHAT DOES HE.
WILK.
WELL DEFINED THE MEASURE PASSES
ISSUE EIGHT DEPARTMENT OF
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES
TRANSPARENCY OF RESPITE POLICIES
AND PROTOCOLS TRAILER BILL
LANGUAGE.
IT'S BEEN MOVED TO APPROVE
TRAILER BILL.
.
PLACEHOLDER TRAILER BILL
LANGUAGE PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE
ANDERSON.
BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
I.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE WELL I'M NOT SURE I'D LIKE TO
MOVE FROM I DUNNO.
ANDERSON ITEM NO ANDERSON I
DON'T KNOW.
SIXTEEN ONE.
EXTREMELY. WOULDN'T VOTE OF
SIXTEEN TO ONE THE MEASURE
PASSES.
ISSUE NUMBER NINE DEPARTMENT OF
SOCIAL SERVICES CHILD WELFARE
SERVICES. THE CCR THE CONTINUUM
OF CARE REFORM INITIATIVE CARE
GIVER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
PAYMENTS AND TRAILER BILL
LANGUAGE LONG TERM FUNDING
SOLUTIONS.
AND THE MOTION IS TO ACCEPT THE
STAFF RECOMMENDATION AS
REFLECTED ON PAGE ELEVEN OF THE
AGENDA THANK YOU PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE
AYE. ANDERSON.
BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN AYE PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER I'VE STERN RIGHT
STONE.
BUT CASTING.
WILK.
THE VOTE OF SEVENTEEN ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES CONTINUING ON THE
PART OF SOCIAL SERVICES ISSUE
TEN YOUTH AND FAMILY CIVIC
ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVE I'LL
ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO ACCEPT.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION IS
REFLECTED ON PAGE TWELVE OF THE
ADDITION OF THE AGENDA. THANK
YOU DOCTOR PAN PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN WELL.
ANDERSON.
BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
WIRE.
MONNING.
MORE LUCK.
PAN AYE
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER AYE STERN.
STONE.
LIKE ASKING.
WILK.
TO HAVE.
TOP FOR FOR THE VOTE TWELVE TO
FOR THAT MEASURE PASSES.
ISSUE NUMBER ELEVEN AND THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION
DIVISION THE FISCAL AND BUSINESS
SERVICES TRAILER BILL LANGUAGE
OF ONE TO TEN A MOTION TO
APPROVE. TRAILER BILL LANGUAGE
S. PROPOSE PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN.
I.
ANDERSON.
WELL OUR GRAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN AYE PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
BUT CASTING.
WILK.
SEVENTEEN.
BUT THE VOTERS SEVENTEEN TO ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES NEXT UNDER
THE CALIFORNIA STUDENT AID
COMMISSION WILL HAVE THREE ISSUE
AREAS ISSUES TWELVE THIRTEEN
FOURTEEN. ISSUE TWELVE IS THE
CAL GRANT AWARDS FOR CREDIT
PRIVATE FOR PROFIT INSTITUTIONS
ALL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO ACCEPT
THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION IS
REFLECTED ON PAGE FOURTEEN.
WE HAVE A MOTION PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE
AYE ANDERSON AYE AYE BELL.
LASER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
FOR LOCKE.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
I STERN.
STONE.
LIKE ASKING.
WILK.
WITH A VOTE OF SEVENTEEN DO ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES ISSUE
THIRTEEN CAL GRANTS FOR PRIVATE
NONPROFIT COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES. WHILE EDITING A
MOTION TO ACCEPT THE STAFF
RECOMMENDATION IT'S BEEN MOVED
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL MITCHELL
AYE NIELSEN. AYE AYE ANDERSON
AYE. BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
MORE LIKE.
PAN AYE PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER AYE STERN.
STONE.
WHAT DOES HE?
WILK I'M.
VETERANS ARE SEVENTEEN TO ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES ISSUE
FOURTEEN CAL GRANT BE HIGH
SCHOOL ENTITLEMENT AWARD
ESTIMATES I'LL ENTERTAIN A
MOTION TO ACCEPT THE STAFF
RECOMMENDATION IS REFLECTED. ON
PAGE SIXTEEN IT'S BEEN MOVED
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL MITCHELL
AYE AYE NIELSEN AYE AYE.
ANDERSON. BELL RIGHT GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
MY COUNTY.
WILK.
SEVENTEEN ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES ISSUE FIFTEEN UNDER THE
EMPLOYMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE LOAN INTEREST RATE
HONOR TO THE MOTION TO APPROVE
THIS PROPOSED THANK YOU DOCTOR
PAN PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE AYE
ANDERSON.
BELL. GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
FOR LOCKE.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER AYE STERN.
STONE.
LIKE ASKING.
WILK.
SEVENTEEN TO ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES MOVING TO THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF TAX AND FEE
ADMINISTRATION. ISSUE SIXTEEN
TECHNICAL CHANGE FOR TRAILER
BILL LANGUAGE.
THE MOVE MOTION TO APPROVE THIS
PROPOSED PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE.
ANDERSON AYE. BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
MORE LOCK.
PAN FIVE
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
BUT TALKING.
WILK.
THERE ARE SEVENTEEN ZERO THE
MEASURE PASSES MOVING ON TO.
THE FRANCHISE TAX BOARD ISSUE
SEVENTEEN THE NEW EMPLOYMENT
CREDIT.
BUT.
WE HAVE A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE
STAFF RECOMMENDATION IS
REFLECTED ON PAGE NINETEEN
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. MITCHELL
AYE NIELSEN AYE AYE ANDERSON.
BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
FOR LOCKE.
MALIK NOPE NOPE.
AND I.
PORTANTINO.
ROUGH.
I'VE SKINNER.
I STERN.
STONE.
BUT DUSTY.
WILK AYE.
ONE.
WITH A VOTE OF SIXTEEN TO ONE
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
ISSUE EIGHTEEN EARNED INCOME TAX
CREDIT ALLEN ATTAIN A MOTION TO
ACCEPT THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION.
IT'S BEEN MOVES PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL.
MITCHELL OUR AYE NIELSEN AYE.
ANDERSON. BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
OR LOCK.
PAN AYE PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
WHAT DOES HE?
WILK.
STATE ONE SIXTEEN TO ONE THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
OF FINAL ISSUE UNDER OUR VOTE
ONLY SEX IN THE DEN AGENDA
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES
ISSUE NINETEEN LEAST
NOTIFICATION FOR TRAILER BILL
LANGUAGE WE HAVE A MOTION TO
ACCEPT.
.
PLACEHOLDER TBL PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE.
ANDERSON.
BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
FOR LOCKE.
FAILED.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
BUT DUSTY.
WILK.
ANYONE WITH A VOTE OF SIXTEEN TO
ONE THE MEASURE PASSES THANK YOU
COLLEAGUES FOR YOUR.
WITH RAPT ATTENTION FOR THE VOTE
ONLY WE'RE GONNA MOVE ON TO THE
SECOND. SECTION OF OUR AGENDA.
ITEMS PROPOSED FOR DISCUSSION
AND VOTE.
WILL BEGIN WITH THE STATE TAXES
AND REVENUE AND LOCAL PROPERTY
TAXES.
ISSUE TWENTY STATE TAXES AND
REVENUES.
AND WE'RE GOING TO HEAR FROM THE
LA SHOW.
ISSUE TWENTY PAGE TWENTY TWO OF
YOUR AGENDA.
IT AFTERNOON CHAIR MEMBERS
CAROLINE CHIU WITH THE
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST'S OFFICE.
AS YOUR AGENDA NOTES OF OUR
ESTIMATE ESTIMATES REVENUES AND
TRANSFERS OR TWO POINT SIX
BILLION DOLLARS ABOVE THOSE OF
THE ADMINISTRATION AT THE MAYOR
VISION. UP OVER THE BUDGET
WINDOW THE PRIMARY DRIVER OF
THIS DIFFERENCE ARE ARE HIGHER
PERSONAL INCOME TAX REVENUE
ESTIMATES.
THERE ARE TWO REASONS FOR THESE
HIGHER ESTIMATES.
THE FIRST IS THAT WE HAVE
HIGHER WAGE GROWTH PARTICULARLY
IN THE BUDGET YEAR REFLECTING
THE INCREASINGLY TIGHT LABOR
MARKET.
THE SECOND IS THAT WE HAVE
HIGHER ESTIMATES OF CAPITAL
GAINS REVENUE WHICH REFLECT THE
CURRENTLY HIGH OUR STOCK MARKET
EACH YEAR STAFF RECOMMENDATION
IS TO ADOPT OUR REVENUE
ESTIMATES FOR THE PURPOSES OF
CALCULATING PROPOSITION TWO DEBT
PAYMENTS AND RESERVE DEPOSITS.
WITHOUT ON HAPPY TO TAKE
QUESTIONS.
MISS CASA.
THANK YOU GOOD AFTERNOON MADAM
CHAIR MISTER VICE CHAIR MEMBERS
AMY COST OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE AT THE AGENDA AND THE
ANALYSTS NOTE. AT THE DIFFERENCE
IN REVENUE PROJECTIONS BETWEEN
ALISON THE ADMINISTRATION'S TWO
POINT SIX BILLION ACROSS THE
FORECAST PERIOD. ON OF ALICE'S
NOTED THIS IS PRIMARILY DUE TO
DIFFERENCES IN OUR ESTIMATES.
AMONG CAPITAL GAINS AND THE
PERSONAL INCOME TAX
BOTH OF WHICH ARE EXTREMELY
VOLATILE REVENUE SOURCES AND
SUBJECT TO A WILD SWINGS.
ON AS SUCH AND AS WE'VE OFTEN
SAID.
WE KNOW THE NEXT RECESSION IS
INEVITABLE NONE OF US CAN
PREDICT WHEN THAT WILL BE AND AS
SUCH WE WOULD SUGGEST ADOPTING.
REVENUE I HAVE FORECAST THAT
DON'T OUR CREATE LARGE ECONOMIC
GROWTH IN THE OUT YEARS.
THANK YOU THANK YOU VERY MUCH
QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE MEMBERS
SENATOR STONE. YEAH THANK YOU
MISS COSTA.
AND IT'S TRUE FOR YOUR RECORDS.
MISS COST EIGHT IT IS IT IS IT
FAIR TO SAY THAT TO YOU DON'T
DISAGREE WITH THE.
LEGISLATIVE ANALYSTS THAT. AS A
RESULT OF OUR.
ECONOMY THAT AND IT WAS CAPITAL
GAINS AT THAT WILL IN FACT BE A
TO POINT.
A SIX BILLION DOLLAR INCREASE
ABOVE WHICH YOU PROJECT.
WOULD BE FAIRER TO SAY THAT THE
GOVERNORSHIPS PRETTY PROCEEDING
WITH CAUTION GUTLESS YOU.
IN LIGHT OF OUR CYCLE.
VOLATILE ECONOMY AND THAT WE'RE.
BASED BUILDING AND WE WANT TO BE
ABLE TO.
ACCOMMODATE.
REDUCTIONS IF WE START SEEING
ECONOMY GOING THE OPPOSITE
DIRECTION.
I THINK THAT'S A FAIR
CHARACTERIZATION I THINK.
WE'VE OFTEN TESTIFIED ON THAT
THESE PARTICULAR REVENUE SOURCES
ARE MORE DIFFICULT TO FORECAST
BECAUSE THE VOLATILITY OF THEIR
VERY NATURE.
I ALSO THINK THAT SOME OF THE
INCREASES THAT WERE SITTING IN
THE CURRENT YEAR WE WOULD
ATTRIBUTE TO THE FEDERAL TAX
REFORM AND WE DON'T SEE THOSE
THIS TREND LINES CONTINUING.
WE TALKED ABOUT HOW RECESSION
SCENARIOS BUT THE ANALYST IN OUR
OFFICE PUT FORWARD RECESSION
SCENARIOS. ON IN WHICH YOU KNOW%
EVEN I AM NOT A FLIGHT RECESSION
MODEL ON YOU COULD BE
EXPERIENCING TWENTY BILLION
DOLLAR DIPS IN REVENUES OVER
MULTIPLE YEARS AND SO YES I
THINK IT'S A FAIR POINT TO FADE
OUT WERE. PERHAPS MORE CAUTIOUS
IN OUR PROJECTION AS WELL AS A
WARNING TO HALF OF ROBUST
RESERVE FUND AVAILABLE. EYES
WHEN SAY THAT I APPRECIATE.
THE CONSERVATIVE APPROACH AND.
AND BEING CAREFUL ABOUT HOW WE
SPEND MONEY SO WE DON'T HAVE ONE
OF THESE YEARS ARE WE HAVE A
TWENTY BILLION DOLLAR FORTY
BILLION DOLLAR SHORTFALL. HOUSE
APPRECIATE THE LEGISLATIVE
ANALYST'S BECAUSE YOU'RE GIVING
AN OBJECTIVE VIEW WHICH PROJECT
AND I THINK YOU BOTH DID A GREAT
JOB BUT.
KNOWING THAT THIS IS THE
GOVERNOR'S LAST BUDGET.
OPEN THANK HIM FOR HIS
COMMITMENT TO KEEPING TEN
PERCENT OF THE BUDGET RESERVE.
ATTY.
EXITS OFFICE AND.
I HOPE THAT. WE CAN CONTINUE TO
ADD TO THAT.
RESERVE AND HOPE THAT E WON'T
NEED TO USE IT ANYTIME IN THE
NEAR FUTURE. LISTEN THE NEXT
FOUR YEARS THANK YOU. FITTER
NIELSEN.
THE MAID LEGEND LIST.
AGAIN LIMIT HAS COME BACK INTO
PLAY A LITTLE BIT MORE OF LATE.
WASN'T TALKED ABOUT FOR QUITE A
FEW YEARS.
GOING WITH THESE HIGHER REVENUE
ESTIMATES.
AND THE FACT THAT. THE SUB
COMMITTEES OF.
INFLATED THE BUDGET SOME.
AND I WOULD ALSO OBSERVE THAT
WITHIN THE BUDGET OVER THE LAST
SEVERAL YEARS THEY'VE BEEN A
NUMBER OF.
.
AUTOPILOTS.
TREAT BACK IN.
INDEXING.
THE AUTOMATIC COLAS.
HOW DO YOU FEEL?
ABOUT THE IMPACT WOULD YOU SEE
THE IMPACT OF THE GANG LIMIT.
THIS YEAR.
BASED ON THE HIGHER REVENUE
ESTIMATES.
WELL SO FIRST OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF FINANCE DID MAKE A NUMBER OF
ADJUSTMENTS TO THEIR GAMMA
CALCULATION IN REFLECTION OF OUR.
A CRITIQUE OF THEIR METHODOLOGY
BOTH LAST YEAR AND THIS YEAR
THEY UPDATED THEIR ESTIMATES FOR
THE GANG LIMIT AS PART OF THEIR
MAYOR REVISION AND.
ASSUMING NO FURTHER CHANGES TO
DE.
METHODOLOGY PUT FORWARD BY THE
ADMINISTRATION IT SEEMS.
LIKELY THAT WE WOULD STILL
THERE'D STILL BE ROOM UNDER THE
LIMIT.
AND IN PART.
THIS DEPENDS ON THE USE OF THE
ADDITIONAL REVENUES UNDER OUR.
REVENUE ESTIMATES A
PARTICULARLY GIVEN.
SPENDING ON CAPITAL OUTLAY AND
THAT SORT OF THING WHICH CREATES
FURTHER ROOM UNDER THE LIMIT.
THE.
DO YOU.
I BELIEVE THAT IN ANYWAY THE
GOVERNOR'S HER ORIGINAL. COMPANY
COPY TATIAN.
OF THAT GAMBLING THAT IS IS THE.
WELL FOUND.
APPARENTLY FELT THERE WAS SOME.
PROBLEM WITH THAT NOW THEY HAVE
MOVED CLOSER TO YOUR POSITION IS
THAT CORRECT. THAT IS CORRECT
THEY DID ADDRESS A NUMBER OF
ISSUES THAT I THAT WE RAISED IN
OUR ANALYSIS.
THERE IT THERE WE CONTINUE TO.
DISCUSS WITH THEM ONE
PARTICULAR ISSUE RELATED TO
MANDATES.
BUT THEY HAVE MADE A NUMBER OF
ADJUSTMENTS OUGHT TO THEIR
METHODOLOGY.
AS PER THE MAYOR VISION.
YOU YOU HIT UPON ONE OF MY PET
PEEVES IN ONE OF THE PROBLEMS
WE'VE HAD FOR DECADES IN OUR
BUDGET. MANDATES.
AND AND I'M ONLY FOCUSING ON THE
STATE NOT LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
THANK YOU MANAGER.
I JUST I WOULD CONCUR WITH
ANALYST'S TESTIMONY DOT I'M
OBVIOUSLY LAST YEAR WE HAD A
PROPOSAL BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
WHICH WE WITHDREW AROUND THIS
TIME ACTUALLY LAST YEAR. ON HOW
THE ADMINISTRATION CALCULATES.
THE STATE APPROPRIATION FOR A
MINUTE AND I'M OVER THE FALL WE
MET WITH OUR COLLEAGUES IN THE
ANALYST'S OFFICE AND HAVE
REVISED BY THAT I THINK WE'VE
MADE SOME REALLY GREAT PROP.
AS NOTED THERE ARE A COUPLE OF
ISSUES THAT.
DISAGREEMENTS WITH ANALYST'S
OFFICE
ON THE AND AS IS OUR NORMAL
PROCESS ON A ONCE THE BUDGET IS
ENACTED WE WOULD FINALIZE WHAT
THE LIMIT IS BASED ON.
DE EXPENDITURES THAT ARE PART OF
THE APPROVED BUDGET.
THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR SO WAS
LAST YEAR'S ANALYSIS OF THE
GAMUT WAS AT PUBLISHED.
IT'S INCLUDED IN THE SCHEDULE AS
PART OF OUR ENACTED BUDGET.
IF YOU.
HAPPY TO PROVIDE UP TO STAFF.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
SEE NUMBER ME OPEN UP TO PUBLIC
COMMENT ANY PUBLIC COMMENT ON
ISSUE TWENTY.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH WE HAVE A
MOTION TO ADOPT THE LA ELSE
FORECAST THE GENERAL FUND
REVENUES FOR THE EIGHTEEN
NINETEEN BUDGET AND INCORPORATE
THESE REVENUES.
FOR THE PURPOSES OF CALCULATING
AMOUNTS FOR PROP TWO DEBT PAYOFF
AND RESERVE DEPOSITS
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN NO ANDERSON.
WELL I GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
POR LOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER AYE STERN.
STONE.
BUT COUNTY.
WILK.
WITH A VOTE OF TWELVE TO FIVE
THE MEASURE CARRIES ISSUE TWENTY
ONE LOCAL PROPERTY TAXES BELIAU.
BUT COMMITTEE CHAIR GRANULAR
FROM THE LA SHOW.
THIS ITEM IS ABOUT THE
ASSUMPTION OF THE AMOUNT OF
PROPERTY TAXES THAT WILL BE
ALLOCATED TO SCHOOLS.
UP PROPERTY TAXES ALLOCATED TO
SCHOOLS OFFSET THE STATE GENERAL
FUND COST OF MEETING OF THE
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT
GUARANTEE. OF THIS ACTION IS TO
ADOPT A OUR OFFICES PROPERTY TAX
ASSUMPTIONS. WHICH ARE TWENTY
TWO FOUR TWENTY TWO POINT FOUR
BILLION IN TWENTY SEVENTEEN
EIGHTEEN AND TWENTY THREE POINT
NINE BILLION AND TWENTY EIGHTEEN
NINETEEN.
THESE NUMBERS ARE SIX HUNDRED
FIFTY NINE MILLION DOLLARS
HIGHER THAN THE ADMINISTRATION'S
MAY REVISION NUMBERS ACROSS
SEVENTEEN EIGHTEEN AND EIGHTEEN
NINETEEN. OF THE PRIMARY
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OUR OFFICE IN
THE ADMINISTRATION EYES ARE SOME
CHINS ABOUT THE GROWTH IN
ASSESSED PROPERTY MILLIONS OF
OUR OFFICE ASSUMES A SLIGHT
UPTICK IN THE GROWTH AND SUCH
PROPERTY VALUES AND EIGHTEEN
NINETEEN. AND WE THINK THIS IS
REASONABLE A GIVEN THE.
THE RECENT A RAPID INCREASE IN
NEW CONSTRUCTION BOTH IN
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL AS
WELL AS THE CONTINUED GROWTH.
IN HOME PRICES HAPPY TO ANSWER
ANY QUESTIONS.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
AS THE HOUSE HAS NOTED OF THE
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OUR ESTIMATE
ON THE U. K. FOURTEEN PROPERTY
TAX IN THE ANALYST'S EQUATE TO A
HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE MILLION.
SEVENTEEN EIGHTEEN AND FOUR
HUNDRED NINETY SIX MILLION IN
EIGHTEEN NINETY
TEAM AS THE ANALYSTS ALSO NOTED
ON THAT HOUSE AND.
THE IMPACT
OFFSETTING THE GENERAL FUND
REQUIRED FOR MEETING THE
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT
GUARANTEE. ON AS NOTED I THINK
THE PRINCIPLE DIFFERENCES IN OUR.
METHODOLOGY HERE HAVE TO DO
WITH THE EIGHTEEN NINETEEN
PROPERTY TAX GROWTH RATE. AS
WELL AS REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
DISSOLUTION AND I ERA OFF
REVENUES.
I WITHOUT I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER
ANY QUESTIONS.
SEEN NONE ARE OPEN UP FOR PUBLIC
COMMENT.
SEE NO PUBLIC COMMENT WE HAVE A
MOTION TO MOVE THE STAFF
RECOMMENDATION PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN.
ANDERSON.
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WILK.
FIVE.
THE VOTE OF TWELVE TO FIVE THE
MEASURE CARRIES MOVING ON
COLLEAGUES TO THE GOVERNOR'S
OFFICE OF PLANNING A RESEARCH
ISSUE TWENTY TWO THE CALIFORNIA
COMPLETE COUNT CENSUS TWENTY
TWENTY.
SOARING HEALTH MADAM CHAIR COULD
WE A BREAK OUT THE ACTIONS HERE
BETWEEN THE REQUEST OF THE
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE FOR FORTY OF A
LITTLE OVER FORTY MILLION
DOLLARS AND THE DEMOCRATS
PROPOSAL FOR THE AUGMENTATION.
CAPITA DO SO SIR SO COLLEAGUES
WILL TAKE I'LL ENTERTAIN TO
MOTIONS WHEN THE TIME IS.
APPROPRIATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE VICE YEARS REQUESTS THANK
YOU ON NO PROBLEM.
LA OUT.
I'M SORRY DE IT'S OKAY. POLISH
YOU TWENTY TWO CALIFORNIA
COMPLETE CAO.
I.
I WAS SO THE.
ISSUE BEFORE YOU IS REGARDS INS
IN REGARDS TO THE AMOUNT OF
FUNDING TO PROVIDE TO THE
COMPLETE CAO COMMITTEE FOR THE
TWENTY TWENTY SON SAYS.
AS PER THE MAYOR VISION THE
GOVERNOR.
.
PROPOSED PROVIDING FORTY MILLION
DOLLARS.
WHICH IS ON TOP OF A TEN
MILLION DOLLARS THAT WAS
PROVIDED LAST YEAR.
THE SENATE'S.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION IS TO AN
APPROVE AN ADDITIONAL NINE
NINETY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS FOR
THE
WE COUNT COMMITTEE I TO REACH
THE HARD TO COUNT POPULATIONS IN
THE STATE.
THANK YOU.
MINISTRATION.
YES IS THE ANALYST'S NOTES I WE
PROPOSED IN THE GOVERNOR'S
JANUARY BUDGET FORTY POINT.
THREE MILLION DOLLARS IN
GENERAL FUND TO SUPPORT THE
CENSUS EFFORTS IS BUILT UPON A
CURRENT YEAR APPROPRIATION FOR
THESE EFFORTS OF TEN MILLION
DOLLARS GENERAL FUND. OF WHICH
SEVEN MILLION WAS TO LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS FOR THE LOCAL UPDATE
ABSENCES ADDRESSES PROGRAM AND
THREE MILLION WAS FOR STATEWIDE
OUT REACHING COMMUNICATIONS.
SO THAT WOULD BRING OUR TOTAL OF
FUNDING PROPOSAL I WITHIN THE
ADMINISTRATION TO FIFTY MILLION
DOLLARS ACROSS THE TWO YEARS. UP
FOR CONTEXT I WOULD KNOW THAT
DURING THE TWO THOUSAND CENSUS
WE APPROPRIATED A TOTAL OF
TWENTY FOUR POINT SEVEN MILLION
DOLLARS. THING THE
ADMINISTRATION SHARES THE
LEGISLATURE DESIRE TO MAKE SURE
THAT THE CENTER SCOUT IS
ACCURATE AND UP PARTICULARLY
HARD TO COUNT POPULATIONS ARE
CAPTURED. OBVIOUSLY IT IMPACTS
FEDERAL FUNDING AS WELL AS
CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION
HOWEVER AS I NOTED EARLIER IN MY
OUR COMMENTS ON THE REVENUE ON
THAT THE SENATE HAS ADOPTED WE
CAN'T SUPPORT THIS LEGISLATIVE
AUGMENTATION AT THIS TIME
BECAUSE IT IS PREDICATED ON.
OF REVENUE ASSUMPTION THAT THE
ADMINISTRATION DOES NOT AGREE
WITH.
THANK YOU QUESTIONS FROM
COMMITTEE WILLSTART WITH
SENATOR STONE FOLLOWED BY
SENATOR MOORE LA. BECAME IS CASA
YOU.
CERTAINLY ARTICULATED THAT THE
NEED FOR AN ACCURATE CENSUS WHEN
IT BECAUSE WHEN IT CALLS FOR.
INCREASE IN FEDERAL FUNDING
COMING TO OUR RESPECTIVE A
COUNTIES IN OUR STATE AND
CERTAINLY ARE R. CONGRESSIONAL
REPRESENTATION.
YOUTH ARTICULATED VERY WELL
THAT.
YOU QUADRUPLE BUT WE SPENT LAST
YEAR TOWARDS US EFFORT ALREADY
EXCEEDING WHAT WE DID IN THE
YEAR TWO THOUSAND.
SO.
HERE WE WE SEE A DOUBLING.
TO NINETY FIVE MILLION I KNOW
THIS IS NOT YOUR PROPOSAL AND
I'M NOT SURE IF YOU'RE THE ONE
THAT CAN ANSWER THIS QUESTION
BUT WHAT IS AND WHAT IS THE
EFFICACY FOR THE. SIGNIFICANT
INCREASE WHAT ARE WE PLANNING ON
SPENDING THOSE FUNDS FOR THAT.
OF WILL IMPROVE OUR ABILITY TO
ACCOUNT FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN THE
STATE THAT. WE HAVEN'T DONE
BEFORE.
ANYBODY CAN ANSWER THAT.
IF YOU ALL GO TO SENATOR MORE
LAX QUESTIONABLE COME BACK TO
THE SUB CAIR WHO HEARD IT AS
WELL AS I THINK SOME OF THE
PUBLIC COMMENT ME ANSWER YOUR
QUESTIONS WELL SENT TO STONE'S
IF YOU WOULD ALLOW ME BEFORE IT
WILL GET AN ANSWER FOR YOU THANK
YOU SIR MORE LOT.
THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR WAS COSTA.
WELCOME BACK.
I'M I'M JUST CURIOUS HAVE YOU
DONE ANY COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS
FOR SPENDING FORTY MILLION.
AND WE WOULD HEN BENEFIT BY THE
TUNE OF. MULTIPLE OF TEN OR
TWENTY.
OR DO WOULD.
WE'RE INVESTING SOMETHING TO
GAIN SOMETHING AND DO WE HAVE
ANY.
WE HAVE LOOKED AT THIS AND AS I
NOTED IN TWO THOUSAND WE
APPROPRIATE TWENTY FOUR POINT
SEVEN MILLION AND WE REACHED A
LOW POINT OF I THINK AROUND TWO
MILLION ACTUALLY DURING TWELVE.
AND IN WHICH WE WERE IN THE DOT
THE RECESSION AND I THINK REALLY
THATPARTICULAR TIME WAS
INSTRUCTIVE FOR US BECAUSE. I
THINK THERE WERE CONCERNS ABOUT
THE FACT THAT.
WE PERHAPS WERE NOT COUNTED
ACCURATELY DURING TWENTY TEN AND
SO I ALSO THINK CANDIDLY THE
FEDERAL LANDSCAPE IN THE CONTEXT
AROUND COUNTING HAS CHANGED
SIGNIFICANTLY. AND AS SUCH WE
THOUGHT ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
WERE WARRANTED.
FOR DO WE KNOW HOW MUCH WE MIGHT
BENEFIT BECAUSE ARE INVESTING
WITH VERY WHAT SPENT A HUNDRED
MILLION.
AN OUTREACH FOR COVERED
CALIFORNIA AND WERE SPINNING
THEIR SIN ADDING STAFF IN.
WHY ARE WE GONNA GET THE SAME
AMOUNT BACK?
OR MORE ARE JUST LIKE THEY'VE BE
ABLE TO BRAG ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE
DOING.
BUT THERE IS THERE IS A
PROFESSOR OUT OF GEORGE
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY THAT
ESTIMATES THAT. ON FOR EACH
ADDITIONAL PERSON COUNTED IN
CALIFORNIA SPECIFICALLY IT
BRINGS NINETEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN.
TO THE STATE ACROSS ALL FEDERAL
PROGRAMS BASED ON THE STATE'S.
VARIOUS LEVELS OF MATCHING FOR
THOSE FEDERAL PROGRAMS.
OBVIOUSLY DOT FIGURE INVOLVES A
LOT OF ASSUMPTIONS.
AND INVOLVES ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT
WHAT THE COUNTS ARE IN OTHER
STATES TOO BUT THAT IS THE ONLY
NUMBER THAT WE'VE REALLY SEEN
AND ON LIKE A PER CAPITA BASIS
IN TERMS OF FEDERAL FUNDING.
WE WENT ACTUAL COUNT SO WERE
AFRAID THAT THE ACTUAL NUMBER
WILL BE UNDERSTATED.
THAT'S RIGHT AND SO YOU WOULD
LOSE NINETEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS ON
A PER CAPITA BASIS IN SO NOW
THAT I DON'T I'M A CALCULATOR
GOING BUT.
HOW MUCH WAS SPINNING IN TOTAL?
TO TAKE AND THEN THAT HOW MANY
PEOPLE WOULD WE HAVE TO MAKE
SURE WE'RE NOT UNDERSTATED TO.
TOUGH TO BREAK EVEN.
I WOULD BE I'D BE HAPPY TO
PROVIDE THE STUDY THAT SPECIFIC
CALIFORNIA TIER STUFF THAT LOOKS
AT THE RELATIVE UNDER COUNTING
FOR CALIFORNIA THAT WOULD RESULT
IN A NET LOSS SAID I DON'T
RECALL OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD.
THANK YOU THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH OF THE
SENATE HAS A SELECT COMMITTEE ON
THE CENSUS AND FORTUNATE FOR US
TO CHAIR THE THOSE AND SELECT
COMMITTEE IS A MEMBER THE BUDGET
COMMITTEE SO. AUTHORED A PARA
YOU ABLE TO RESPOND TO SOME OF
THE QUESTIONS RAISED BY SENATOR
STONE. YES SIAM AND I WANT TO
THANK YOU A BUDGET CHAIR I KNOW
THAT TO MY GOOD FRIEND. SERRATA
HER DCU AND HIS SUBCOMMITTEE
HOWEVER AS CHAIR OF THE SELECT
COMMITTEE ON.
THE U. S. CENSUS STUCK TWENTY
TWENTY CENSUS DO ADDRESS SOME OF
THE QUESTIONS BROUGHT MY
COLLEAGUES AS WELL AS.
TALK ABOUT WHY I THINK IT'S
IMPORTANT THAT WE PASS THIS UP
PROPOSED ACTION BY BY THE.
SENATE A FIRST OF ALL I FIND OUT
THAT.
AS WAS MENTIONED WAS OF A STUDY
I MEAN THERE ARE SOME CAVEATS
BUT ESSENTIALLY. EYES ESTIMATES
ACTUALLY OVER NINETEEN HUNDREDS
UMPS BETWEEN EIGHT HUNDRED TWO
THREE WEEKS AROUND AT THE TWO
THOUSAND MEALS NINETEEN HUNDRED
ALL OVER BUT. PER PERSON PER
YEAR I WOULDN'T ALSO REMIND YOU
IT'S NOT JUST THE US PER PERSON
PER YEAR.
THAT ACTUALLY.
.
FOR EVERY UNDER COUNT AND WHEN
WE TALK ABOUT THE OVERALL IMPACT
ACTUALLY TWENTY FIFTEEN I THINK
A WE GOT PROBABLY ABOUT SEVENTY
SIX BILLION.
THAT ONE YEAR.
FOR FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
RELATED TO OUR ACCOUNT NOW WHAT
DOES THAT MEAN SO FOR EXAMPLE WE
GET.
.
WE HAVE SEVERAL.
.
FEDERAL FUNDS WE GET A SORT OF
BLOCK GRANT TYPE THINGS TITLE
FIVE AND WHAT IMPACT HOW THEY
DETERMINE WHAT HOW MUCH WE GET
CALIFORNIA GETS OF COURSE IS
BASED ON THE CENSUS NUMBERS. SO
THEY'LL LOOK AND THEY SAY OKAY
LOOK YOU KNOW EACH STATE THIS IS
WHAT THE PROPORTION DAY SHOULD
GET AND SO OF COURSE WERE
UNACCOUNTED WE WILL GET AN
UNDERCOUNT. A DISPROPORTIONATELY
LESS
PORTION OF THAT.
THAT JOB FUNDING ODD COMPARED TO
OTHER STATES IF IT IF THE
CONGRESS I TO DO A FIXED AMOUNT
OR IF CONGRESS SAYS OKAY WELL
WE'RE GONNA HAVE TRIED TO.
AND THEN WE SAY WE'RE GONNA
TAKE OUR CENSUS NUMBERS THAT WAS
COLLECTED LAST CENSUS AND
MULTIPLY THAT OUT AND SAY THIS
IS WHAT YOU NEED IF YOU WERE
UNDER COUNTED. THEN WE WILL BE
SHORT SO.
THIS HAVE YOU CAN HAVE A
PROFOUND IMPACT ON THE FUNDING
THAT WE NEED TO HELP SERVE
PEOPLE WHO ARE PARTICULARLY WHO
ARE DISADVANTAGED HERE AND OUR
STATE. ARE ALSO NOTE THAT
UNFORTUNATELY IT'S THAT
COMMUNITIES ARE MOST
MARGINALIZED THERE ALSO MOST
LIKELY NOT TO GET COUNTED AS
WELL AND THAT'S WHY IT'S SO
IMPORTANT WE REACH OUT AND.
AND GET TO THOSE.
MARGE I COMMITTEES SO THAT
INCLUDES.
FOR EXAMPLE CHILDREN WE TEND
UNDERCOUNT CHILDREN.
WE TEND AND ACCOUNT RURAL
COMMUNITIES ALRIGHT.
SO ALL OF YOU WHO REPRESENT
RURAL COMMUNITIES YOU WANT US TO
HAVE MORE MONEY TO BE SURE WE'RE
OUT THERE COUNTING EVERYONE WHO
LIVES IN YOUR COMMUNITIES.
PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS ARE
UNSTABLE HOUSING RIGHT SO PART
OF THE CENSUS IS RIGHT NOW WE'RE
TRYING TO IDENTIFY ALL THE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF HOUSING UNITS
BECAUSE WHAT THE. US CENSUS WANT
IS THEY WANT A LIST OF ADDRESSES
TO SEND THE NOTICE TO OKAY THE
SAY HEY HERE'S THAT. YOU GET
THERE AND NOW WE'RE DOING THE
ONLINE SYSTEM FOR THE FIRST TIME
SO DOES THE FIRST YOU'RE GOING
TO AN ONLINE SYSTEM SIZED PEOPLE
CAN GET A CARD SAYING HEY THIS
IS YOUR NUMBER. LOG AND PUT IN
YOUR INFORMATION SO WERE.
HOW DO YOU BE SURE THAT
EVERYONE GETS THAT CAR HOW HOW
DOES THE? US THE CENSUS
DEPARTMENT ACTUALLY KNOW WHO TO
MAIL IT TO WHAT WE'RE ACTUALLY
IN THE PROCESS OF COMPILING
THOSE LISTS AND IDENTIFYING ALL
THOSE HOUSING IT'S AND THAT HOW
DO WE. KNOW WHAT WE DO A PEOPLE
WHO HAVE UNSTABLE HOUSING HOW SO
AND THEN WE GOT EDUCATE PEOPLE
BECAUSE NOW THEY'RE DOING IT
ONLINE I WOULD SAY OUR RURAL
COMMUNITIES A PARTICULAR ORDERS
LESS BUT OF POOR BROADBAND
ACCESS AS WELL AS.
POOR BROADBAND ACCESS SOME
UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WE HAVE
THE FIGURE OUT HOW TO HELP THEM
OUT BECAUSE THEY.
TO HAVE GREATER CHALLENGES
PERHAPS IT ACTUALLY FILLING OUT
YOU GET A CAR TO GO ONLINE WELL
GEE MY ONLINE THING IS WORKING
SO WELL RIGHT CONNECTIVITY IS
SPOTTY WHATEVER. CAN I GET A
PAPER VERSION OF THAT SO THOSE
ARE ALL THINGS THAT.
WE HAVE TO HELP PEOPLE OUT
WITHOUT YOU KNOW THERE'S GOING
TO BE A CENSUS PROCESS THAT THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILL DO AND
ACTUALLY UNFORTUNATELY THEY'RE
CUTTING BACK ON THEIR FUNDING SO
THEY'RE DOING FEWER REMINDERS
AND SO FORTH. THAT WE HAVE TO
STEP UP AND THE ONLY THING THAT
HAPPENS WHEN WE DON'T STEP UP IS
IS THAT WE SUFFER WE AS A STATE.
AND ALL THE CONSTITUENTS THAT
ALL OF US HAVE
ESPECIALLY THE ONES WHO MOST
NEED HELP WILL.
THEY'RE NOT GOING TO GET THE
HELP FROM THE FEDERAL FUNDS SO
THEY'RE GONNA COME TO US AND SAY
HEY CAN WE GET SOME MORE STATE
MONEY BECAUSE WHEN I CAN GET. A
FOR A PORTION.
AND THAT'S WHY WE THINK ABOUT
EVEN A HUNDRED MILLION WHICH BY
THE WAY IF YOU KNOW I WAS
INVOLVED IN THE ACA AND TRY TO
GET PEOPLE ENROLLED FOR HEALTH
INSURANCE COVERAGE. UNCOVERED
CALIFORNIA THEY KNEW THAT IT'S
NOT JUST ENOUGH TO AND CERTAINLY
THERE'S THE COST OF DOING LIKE
AIRWAYS AND SO FORTH AND EVEN
SOCIAL MEDIA BUT WE'RE STARTING
TO TALK ABOUT SOME OF THESE THAT
COMMUNITIES SPECIALLY TE PEOPLE
HIRED TO GET. YOU GOTTA REALLY
GO ON THE GROUND AND THAT TAKES
A LOT OF EFFORT.
TO DO THAT AND SO.
.
YOU KNOW IF YOU THINK ABOUT A
HUNDRED MILLION INVESTMENT WE'RE
GETTING BACK SEVENTY SIX BILLION
A YEAR FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS OR
MORE.
THAT'S CERTAINLY WORTH IT
THAT'S A SMALL DROP IN THE
BUCKET I THINK WE SHOULD HAVE
THE FUNDS NECESSARY TO BE ABLE
TO DO IT AND WE WILL USE THOSE
FUNDS VERY WISELY BUT WE SHOULD
HAVE THE FUNDS AVAILABLE AND
BUDGET IT. AND SO WE CAN WORK
WITH THE LOCALITIES BY WAY OUR
CITIES AND COUNTIES YEAH I'VE
TALKED TO SOME CITIES AND
COUNTIES WOULD SO WE HAD A
HEARING THANK YOU JUST THIS
MORNING OF THIS JOINT SELECT
COMMITTEES ON THE. SENSES WERE
HEARING FROM FOLKS I TALKED TO
CITIES TOWNS THAT YOU KNOW
THEY'RE HAVING STAFF FOR DOING
THIS KIND OF LIKE ON THE SIDES
OF THE OF THE REGULAR JOB IN THE
KIND DOING SOME SENSE A STEP ON
THE SIDE. WELL THAT'S PROBABLY
NOT HOW WE WANT TO DO THAT IN
THE LONG RUN WE WANT T HAVE.
PEOPLE BE ABLE TO SPEND THE TIME
NECESSARY TO DO THOSE COUNTS
COULD GET THOSE ADDRESSES
CONVINCE PEOPLE TO FILL OUT THAT
SENSES AS WELL AND WE HAVE.
LET'S FACE IT PEOPLE DON'T QUITE
TRUST GOVERNMENT NOW AND SO WHEN
SOMEONE COMES ON THE DOOR AND
SAYS AFTER THE US GOVERNMENT
PLEASE FILL THIS OUT WE GOT TO
CONVINCE PEOPLE THAT THEY NEED
TO FILL THAT OUT. AND THAT THEIR
INFORMATION BE SECURE ENOUGH
GONNA TAKE TIME EFFORT AND
RESOURCES SO.
ITSELF WARY OF IT ANSWERED THE
QUESTION MY COLLEAGUES BUT I
HOPE THAT WE WILL.
APPROVES THIS DATA ALLOCATION
THANK YOU APPRECIATE YOU SENATOR
MONEY VENTURE FINAL YEAH THINGS
ARE TO FOLLOW A RESPONSE FOR YOU
YES I I OR THINGS OF THAT
QUESTION WASN'T IT PLEASE
EXPLAIN TO ME THE DELTA IN OUR
GOING FROM FORTY POINT THREE
MILLION AFTER SPENDING FIFTY.
SO BASICALLY DOUBLING THE
ALLOCATION.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL AND WHAT
YOU PLAN TO DO IS VERY BUDGET
FOR WHAT THIS DIFFERENCE IS
GOING TO BE DOING TO?
INCREASE WHAT YOU WANT TO DO
WHAT I WANT TO DO IN MEDICINE
CERTAINLY HAVE AN ACCURATE COUNT
SOVIET MORE FEDERAL FUNDING FOR
THE QUESTION THE THE RATIONALE
FOR THE DOLLAR AMOUNT OR WHAT
WILL WE BE RESTORING MONEY AND
IT HELPING THAT'S GOING TO HELP
OR DO WE ACTION OF. A PLAN.
SO WE ARE.
WE ARE WORKING ON A PLAN AYE I
WOULD ACTUALLY SAY IT AGAIN I
DON'T SPEAK OUT SCHOOL BECAUSE
THERE'S NOTHING YOU KNOW IN
TERMS OF THE SPECIFICITY
SPECIFICITY WE JUST IN FACT HAD
OUR FIRST HEARING OR SELECT
COMMITTEE THIS MORNING.
FRANKLY I THINK ONE OF THE
THINGS WE SHOULD BE LOOKING AT
IS.
BOOSTING UP FUNDING TO OUR
CITIES AND COUNTIES WHO ARE
GONNA BE HELPING LEAD THAT
CENSUS YOU KNOW GATHERING OF
THAT ADDRESSES AND SO FORTH AND.
AND THEY'RE USING THEIR NETWORKS
AND HAVING PEOPLE USING THEIR
CONNECTIONS TO BE SURE WE REACH
INTO THE GRASSROOTS THAT WE'RE
GOING TO NEED TO HELP WORK WITH
OUR. VARIOUS.
YA CBO'S AND SO FORTH IN THE
COMMUNITY BE SURE WE GET THE
MESSAGES OUT IT'S NOT JUST GONNA
BE ENOUGH TO PUT A RADIO AND TV
AT ITS ABOUT WORKING WITH PEOPLE
LIKE ME SO. YOU KNOW ALL THE THE
FOLKS IN OUR CITY COUNTIES WHO
HAVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH PEOPLE
IN THE COMMUNITY THE
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS THE
LIBRARIES TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
WE NEED THEM TO BE PART OF THE
TEAM.
TO GET PEOPLE TO REMIND PEOPLE
HOW IMPORTANT IT IS FOR THEM TO
FILL OUT THAT CENSUS AND SO I
HOPE THAT I WOULD SEE AGAIN.
IT'S NOT COMMITTEE AND WE'RE
STILL WORKING THAT OUT BUT I
WOULD SEE US FIGURE OUT HOW WE
CHANNEL FUNDS TO LOCAL ENTITIES
INCLUDING OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL
ENTITIES SO THAT THEY CAN HAVE
THE ABOUT THE STAFF.
SOURCES TO HELP US OUT DOING ALL
HANDS ON DECK FOR THAT SENSORS
TWENTY COMES IN APRIL TWENTY
TWENTY.
AND I WOULD JUST AGAIN ROOM
REMIND US ALL THAT UNDER THE.
THE ACTION WE'RE TAKING TODAY
DOES NOT INCLUDE THE LANGUAGE ON
THAT SENATOR PANDAS TALKED ABOUT
HE TALKED THE TALK ABOUT THE
WORK THAT. HIS SELECT COMMITTEE
WILL ENGAGE IN.
THE ASSEMBLY ACTION WAS
DIFFERENT
AND SO THIS IS AN ISSUE THAT
WILL VERY LIKELY END UP IN
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE WILL THERE
BE MORE TIME. TO THINK BRADFORD
GONNA PUT SINCE
THINK NEED ON THOSE BONES TO THE
BUDGET PROCESS OR NOT CENTER
MINING. AND THEY WILL OPEN UP
THE PUBLIC COMMENT.
THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR.
.
I THINK ONE OF OUR CHALLENGES
NOTHING'S BEEN WELL POINTED OUT
THE BENEFIT OUR STATE DERIVES IN
TERMS OF GETTING. OUR FAIR SHARE
OF RETURN FEDERAL DOLLARS THAT
ARE DRAWN OUT OF EVERY WORKING
CALIFORNIANS PAYCHECK.
I THINK ONE OF THE CONCERNS OF
UNDER COUNT IS IF YOU DON'T
INVEST IN THE OUTREACH YOU DON'T
GET THE FULL COUNT YOU DON'T GET
THE FULL REVENUE SHARE.
AND ADDED DYNAMIC THIS YEAR I
THINK IS THE FEAR.
THAT UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS HAVE
OF PARTICIPATING IN THIS COUNT.
I'M CURIOUS IF NEITHER. A
ADMINISTRATION OR LA O. HAS ANY
DATA.
ORG JUST CRACKED ME IN MY
ASSUMPTION. AND UNDOCUMENTED
WORKER WHO RECEIVES A PAYCHECK.
.
IN THAT PAYCHECK IS M. WITHDRAWN
FEDERAL. AND STATE TAX DOLLARS
IS THAT CORRECT.
I MEAN IN ALL LIKELIHOOD YES IF
THEY HAVE IN NINETEEN AND OURS
WAS REPRESENTING IT'S YEAH
LEGITIMATE EMPLOYER YES THEN
THEY THEY PAY PAYROLL TAXES.
MEDICARE TAXES AND.
OFTEN DON'T. GET THAT RETURN IN
TERMS OF SOCIAL SECURITY
BENEFITS RATHER BENEFITS.
BEGINNERS TO THE BENEFIT OF THE
STATE IN TERMS OF.
A CENSUS CALCULATION.
.
THAT INCLUSIVE COUNT OF MEMBERS
OF THE CALIFORNIA WORKFORCE IS
THAT AN ACCURATE STATEMENT.
I'M THE CENSUS INCLUDES ALL
PERSONS RESIDING IN THE STATE
REGARDLESS OF THEIR STATUS.
INCLUSIVE ALSO OF MILITARY
PERSONNEL WERE STATIONED IN THE
STATE IN THAT SORT OF THING.
MEN WOMEN CHILDREN ELDERS.
SO WE HAVE A SELF INTEREST IN
THAT ACCURATE COUNT. AND AGAIN
TO TO RESPOND TO.
MY COLLEAGUE ON SUB THREE
SENATOR STONE AND JUST DOING.
THAT FIGURE OF NINETEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS PER PERSON. IF WE
INCREASE OUR COUNT BY JUST A
HUNDRED THOUSAND. THAT'S A
HUNDRED NINETY THOUSAND AND THEN
TIMES TEN YEARS THAT'S ONE POINT
NINE SAY TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
OVER TEN YEARS FOR INCREASING
OUR COUNT BY HUNDRED THOUSAND.
IF WE INCREASE OUR COUNT BY
MILLION.
YOU HAD.
AT A COUPLE OF ZEROS IN.
SO I THINK IT'S ON DELTA.
THIS IS AN INVESTMENT I THINK IT
GUARANTEES.
A FEDERAL RETURNED IT'S WELL
WORTH THE INVESTMENT SO THANK
YOU MADAM CHAIR THANK YOU VERY
MUCH LETS OUT ANY OTHER
QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE MEMBERS
BEFORE WE OPEN UP THE PUBLIC
COMMENT.
SENATOR PAN BRIEFLY JUST VERY
BRIEFLY.
I'D JUST MAY KNOW THAT THERE'S
A CBO COLLECTION TACK COALITION
TO AS ESTIMATED DEL NEEDS GOT
NINETY FIVE MILLION SOME OF THAT
BOOK PLAN TO BE SEXY STEPPING UP
IN NINETY FIVE MILLION JUST FOR
CBO OUTREACH.
THANK YOU FOR THAT PUBLIC
COMMENT WE ASK YOU ALL TO.
LIMIT YOUR COMMENTS TO TWO
MINUTES EACH
THANK YOU. OF THANK YOU SENATOR
PAN OF COOKIES ALLEN JOB IT FOR
THE BASSAM PROJECT CALIFORNIA
BUT HERE REPRESENTING SENSES
POLICY ADVOCACY NETWORK. OF WE
REPRESENT.
STATEWIDE ORGANIZATIONS THAT.
WORK WITH.
HARD TO COUNT COMMITTEES.
WE ARE VERY MUCH IN SUPPORT OF
THE SENATE A PROPOSAL FOR THE
AUGMENTATION OF NINETY FIVE
MILLION DOLLARS. AND SENATE
MORLOCK AND CENTER STONE WE'RE
HAPPY TO SIT DOWN WITH YOU A
MOMENT TO SHOWCASE HOW WE CAME
UP WITH THAT. AUGMENTATION WE
BELIEVE THAT MONEY SHOULD GO TO
SEE A COMMITTEE BASED
ORGANIZATIONS BECAUSE THEY ARE
THE BEST TRUSTED MESSENGERS IN
THE STATE.
WE'RE HAPPY WE THINK CONSENSUS
NEEDS MUCH MORE MUCH MORE
AUGMENTATION INCLUDES MEDIA
CAMPAIGNS AT TO TRY BUT FOR.
UNDER OUR ESTIMATION IN OUR
ANALYSIS THAT WE HAVE SHARED
WITH ALL THE FURY.
OFFICERS.
WE'D NEED JUST HUNDRED SEVEN
MILLION DOLLARS ALONE FOR CBO
OUT REACH.
YOU KNOW AND WHAT HAPPENS TO
DOWN WITH YOU OUGHT TO TO
SHOWCASE HOW WE CAME UP WITH
THAT FUNDING WE BELIEVE IT'S
GOING TO TAKE SO WE HAVE ABOUT
FOURTEEN POINT SEVEN MILLION.
HARD TO COUNT INDIVIDUALS WHEN
THAT WITHIN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA AND WE BELIEVE IT'S
GONNA TAKE ABOUT SEVEN TO TEN
DOLLARS TWELVE DOLLARS PER
PERSON TO ACTUALLY DO. AND
ACCURATE.
COUNT OF THESE ERA INDIVIDUALS
TO MAKE SURE THEY'RE ACTUALLY
INCLUDED AND I JUST WANNA SAY
THIS THE YEAR OR DISENTIS IS
UNPRECEDENTED. WE HAVE A REAL
FEAR IN OUR COMMUNITIES ARE TO
ACTUALLY BE PART OF.
SEND SAYS WE.
COMMUNITIES UNDOCUMENTED
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE REAL FEAR
THAT THEY DON'T WANT TO DO THIS
ANYMORE.
SO IT'S GOING TO REALLY TAKE A
TRUSTED MESSENGERS TO SHOWCASE
AND EDUCATE INDIVIDUALS THAT IT
IS OKAY FOR YOU TO FILL OUT
SENSES.
SO THE STATE CAN BENEFIT AS
WELL AS THE COMMUNITIES CAN
BENEFIT HAPPY TO SIT DOWN WITH
YOU ALL TO SORT OF DIS REALLY
GOING DOWN. OF HOW WE BELIEVE
THE MONEY SHOULD BE SPENT ARE
AND HELP ANSWERING QUESTIONS AS
WELL THANK YOU.
THANK YOU NEXT WITNESS TWO
MINUTES PLEASE ORANGE INDIA WITH
ASIAN AMERICANS ADVANCING
JUSTICE CALL FUNNY OR A PART OF
IT THAT'S POLICY EVERYTHING OVER
GREW REALLY. GRATEFUL FOR THE
SENATE'S ROBUST PROPOSAL ON
FIFTH PLANNING NOW REACH
I'M SUPPORT OF MY COLLEAGUES
STATEMENT AND I HAVE. INCREASED
DOLLARS FOR CBO FUNDING.
AS STAGE IN MY COMMUNITY ONE
OUT OF FIVE ASIAN AMERICANS IN
ONE OF THREE NAYFIND A PACIFIC
ISLANDERS LIVING HARD TO COUNT
SINCE TRUCKS A LOT OF GUYS
BECAUSE. OF THE GREAT DIVERSITY
OF ITS COMMUNITY PARTICULARLY
AROUND LIMITED ENGLISH
PROFICIENCY ONE THIRD OF OUR
COMMUNITY IS LIMITED ENGLISH
PROFICIENT LOOK AT SPECIFIC
COMMUNITIES. LIKE CREAM MACKEY
COMMUNITY OR THE PREMIES MAC
UNITY THAT GOES TO NEAR MAJORITY
ARE MAJORITY SO FORTY EIGHT
FIFTY FIFTY TWO PERCENT
RESPECTIVELY. UP SO WE KNOW THAT
A LOT OF TOUCH IS THERE ANY
BEING REPEATED.
IN ADDITION TO THAT.
SAYS A QUESTION THAT THAT'S HAS
REJECTED ON CALIFORNIA'S REQUEST
FOR WAIVER FOR NON CITIZEN
ENUMERATORS.
INTO SUPPORTIVE AND HELPFUL FOR
FOLKS WHO HAD LANGUAGE ACCESS
ISSUES ARE PEOPLE WHO LIVE
LOCALLY BUT A LOOK COMMITTEE
THAT IS WHAT IT MAKE SURE THERE
ISN'T A. COMPLETE CALHOUN WON'T
DELIVER TO SPAIN THIS ROUND SO
WE KNOW A LOT OF THOSE ARE GOING
TO FALL BACK ON AND. CUTE IT'S
ORGANIZATIONS AND PREVIOUS
ANSWERS THAT WHICH EFFORTS WE'VE
OR AND I STATEWIDE.
ASIAN AMERICAN APPOINTED UNDER
CAMPAIGNS WHAT YOU HAVE A NUMBER
OF DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS TO DO
GROUNDWORK FOR. A ESSENTIALLY
LIKE A CAMPAIGN I'M PHONE
BANKING DOOR TO OR.
TRANSITING MATERIALS IN THE
NUMBER A DIFFERENT LANGUAGES IN
DISSEMINATING THEM I'M WORKING
WITH PSAS AND WORK ETHIC MEDIA
STUDIES ARE A LOT OF DIFFERENT
TACTICS CRACKED UP TO BE
SHOWCASED. BUT WHAT WE'RE GONNA
NEED TO DO TO BE ABLE TO GET
EVERYONE COUNTED AND BECAUSE WE
COULD LOSE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
FEDERAL DOLLARS WE CAN LIVE WITH
THE CONGRESSIONAL SEAT OF ARE
NOT CAREFUL. SO IS A LOT AT
STAKE HERE I MEAN WE NEED TO DO
A LOT OF WORK TO MAKE SURE HE'S
JUST MESSAGES ON THE AND FOR
FRONT. TO GET THESE BOARD VERY
VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES TO BE
COUNTED THANK YOU.
I WILL HAVE THE NEXT WITNESS
PLEASE IN UNIX IS WITH THE
COUNCIL ON AMERICAN ISLAMIC
RELATIONS CALIFORNIA ALSO MEMBER
OF SEE PAN. O. WE REPRESENT I
REPRESENT THE NATION'S LARGEST
MUSCLES OF A RIGHTS GROUP IN
HERE IN CALIFORNIA WE HAVE
APPROXIMATELY ONE MILLION
MUSLIMS. IN LOS ANGELES ALONE WE
HAVE ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
MUSLIMS IN IN MY COMMUNITY
THERE'S LOT APPREHENSION AND
FEAR FOR REGISTRY AND ALSO FOR
THE UNDOCUMENTED COMMUNITY AND
REFUGEE COMMUNITY AND TERMS OF
THE CITIZENSHIP QUESTION. SO
WHEN WE TALK ABOUT THE
IMPORTANCE OF HAVING TRUSTED
MESSENGERS AND MORE. MONEY
TOWARDS CBO THAT'S REALLY
IMPORTANT BECAUSE FOR THE MOST
AND THREE THERE'S ONLY VERY FEW
MESSENGERS THAT THEY EVEN
ALLOWED TO THEIR DOOR. SO
ENSURING THAT WE HAVE FOLKS THAT.
CAN PROVIDE CULTURAL COMPETENT
OUR REACH MATERIALS BUT ALSO.
APPROPRIATE TRANSLATIONS IS VERY
IMPORTANT AND THANK YOU ALL FOR
THE ROBUST PROPOSAL THAT YOU
PROVIDED FOR US THANK YOU.
I'M GOOD AT THE NEWMAN M. CHAIR
MEMBERS MARTHA GUERRERO
REPRESENTING THE LOS ANGELES
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WE
ARE REQUESTING.
FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY A TWELVE
MILLION DOLLAR.
APPROPRIATION AND.
SENATOR PAT YOU DID RAISE THAT
THAT IS IMPORTANT HOWEVER DID
HERE AND I WANT TO MAKE SURE I
UNDERSTAND THAT THAT NINETY FIVE
MILLION IS NOT. ONLY GOING TO
CBO'S BUT MAYBE THAT'S.
INCLUDING COUNTIES BUT SO IT'S
NOT LIKE TO MAKE SURE THAT
TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS IS
INCLUDED FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY
LOS ANGELES COUNTY IS ONE OF THE
HARDEST TO SURVEY COUNTIES. UP
BECAUSE WE HAVE.
ARTIST TO REACH COUNTIES
BECAUSE WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
PEOPLE IN.
VARIOUS AREAS IN THE COUNTY
THAT WE ARE TO BE HAVE ALREADY
STARTED OUR PLANNING PROCESS WE
HAVE THREE.
LOCAL COMPLETE COUNT COMMITTEES
THAT WE'VE STARTED TO WORK WITH
OUR.
WITH AND MORE PARTNERING WITH
THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES HAVING
MEETINGS WITH THEIR EIGHTY EIGHT
CITIES AND OVER A HUNDRED.
UNINCORPORATED AREAS TO TRY TO
FIND OUT WHAT ARE THE BEST WAYS
TO REACH AND ACCESS INDIVIDUALS.
THAT ARE WITHIN ON IT OUR
COMMUNITY WERE PARTNERING WITH
OUR COUNTY DEPARTMENTS AHO OVER
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF
EMPLOYEES WHO ARE GOING TO HELP
INVOLVED HERE. TO PARTICIPATE IN
THE KIOSK AREAS ADDING KIOSK IN
LIBRARIES ALL THROUGHOUT LOS
ANGELES COUNTY SO THAT'S SOME OF
THE THINGS DOING I'M ON THE
GROUND MEDIA.
OUT REGION.
ON THE AIR MEDIA OUTREACH
AND.
YOU KNOW BEEN AS FAR AS THE
IMMIGRANT.
POPULATION.
REGARDING THE CITIZENSHIP
QUESTION WE HAVE ABOUT ONE POINT
EIGHT MILLION.
INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE NOT
CITIZENS AND ABOUT ONE POINT SIX
MILLION WHO LIVE WITH.
A NON CITIZEN SO WE ARE.
YOU REALLY CONCERNED ABOUT
MAKING SURE WE COUNT THOSE
INDIVIDUALS BECAUSE THEY BABY
AFRAID OF ANSWERING THE QUESTION
SINCE THEY ARE TOGETHER THAT'S A
SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF PEOPLE. SO
THAT IT THAT'S ONE OF THE
REASONS WHY WE HAD A THREE POINT
THREE MILLION ON TOP OF OUR A
POINT SEVEN MILLION. SO WE URGE
THAT YOU ALSO FIND LOS ANGELES
COUNTY AS WELL THANK YOU.
PLEASE.
GOOD AFTERNOON MADAM CHAIR AND
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE CENTER
CERAM SANTANA REPRESENTING
CHINESE FOR AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
WE'RE GREATLY APPRECIATIVE OF
THE AUGMENTATION AND WE ASK THAT
A LANGUAGE ACCESS PLAN FOR
CENSUS OUT REACH. BEACON SITTARD
ESPECIALLY TO ENSURE
PRIORITIZING ARE LIMITED ENGLISH
PROFICIENT COMMUNITIES THANK YOU
THANK YOU NEXT WITNESS.
CHRISTOPHER GOING ON ON BEHALF
OF THE CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT
POLICY CENTER AYE WE ARE
THANKFUL TO THE SENATE FOR HEIR
SIGNIFICANT AUGMENTATION ARE
OVER WOULD LIKE TO SEE.
LINE ITEM IN AND INVESTMENT AS
IT RELATES TO CBO'S I'M AS WELL
AS.
T. INCLUDED A LANGUAGE ACCESS
PLAN THANK YOU VERY MUCH THANK
YOU NEXT WITNESS.
MADAM CHAIR COMMITTEE MEMBERS
KNOW AT BOTTOM ALL REPRESENTING
CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL
ASSISTANCE FOUNDATION. WE SERVE
FARM WORKER DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES STATEWIDE AND A LOT
OF OUR WORKS IN THE CENTRAL
VALLEY.
FARMWORKERS ARE ABOUT A SIXTY
PERCENT ARE UNDOCUMENTED. IN
ABOUT TWENTY FIVE PERCENT
CONSERVATIVELY ARE NOW MYSTICAL
AKANE YOU KNOW SO THEY SPEAK A
LANGUAGE OTHER THAN SPANISH MOVE
AND SO THAT'S A CHALLENGE IT'S
GOING TO HAPPEN IN THESE
COMMITTEES.
THAT'S AN INCREASE FROM TWO
THOUSAND. AND THAT WAS A TIME
WHEN I CHAIRED THE STANISLAUS
COUNTY COMPLETE CAO COMMITTEE.
AND WE WORKED ACROSS THE REGION
IN THE COUNTY. TO WORK WITH OUR
RURAL FARMER CREEK COMMUNITIES
AND NOW AS WE HAVE MORE
CHALLENGES TWENTY YEARS LATER
THEN THE COST OBVIOUSLY IS GOING
TO BE GREATER THE COST FOR MEDIA
IS GOING TO BE GREATER. AND WE
HAVE TO DEVELOP MATERIALS AND
THAT ARE REFLECTIVE OF THE NEEDS
OF THE. COMMUNITY SO FEAR MIXTEC
GOING SPEAK A LANGUAGE OTHER
THAN SPANISH IT'S GOING TO HAVE
TO BE AND IT'S A NON WRITTEN
LANGUAGE GOT TO BE AND SOME
OTHER OF MODE. SO IT'S GONNA
TAKE A LOT MORE MATERIALS AND
TOOLS TO WORK WITH OUR
COMMUNITIES. SO THE COSTS
OBVIOUSLY IS MORE SO. WE SUPPORT.
PROPOSAL. AND WE ALSO LOOK
FORWARD TO THE LANGUAGE ACCESS
PLAN BECAUSE THESE ARE BARRIERS
THAT WE HAVE IN OUR COMMUNITIES
BUT ALSO ADD IT IF WE ARE GOING
THIS ROUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. THE
INTERNET AND SOME ARE RURAL
COMMUNITY STILL HASN'T BEEN
ACCESS BECAUSE OF THE HIGH COST
ADDITIONAL SERVICE SO WE SUPPORT
THIS INCREASED AUGMENTATION.
THANK YOU MADAM THANK YOU
COMMITTEE MEMBERS THREE
CONSIDERATION THANK YOU VERY
MUCH NEXT WITNESS PLEASE TWO
MINUTES SAYING I'M A FAILURE OF
CALIFORNIA ONLINE MY COMMENTS
WITH MY COLLEAGUES BEFORE ME AND
SEE PN AND ENCOURAGE A ROBUST
INVESTMENT FOR COMMUNITY. BASED
ORGANIZATIONS LANGUAGE ACCESS
THANK YOU THANK YOU NEXT WITNESS.
AFTERNOON MADAM CHAIR AND
SENATORS JOE MICHAEL FOR
EQUALITY CALIFORNIA WERE ALSO A
MEMBER OF THE GUYS THAT THIS
POLICY ADVOCACY NETWORK AND VERY
MUCH THANK AYE YOU OFFER PUTTING
FORWARD A PROPOSAL THAT INCLUDES
A LOT OF THE AYE AUGMENTATION
THAT WE'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR IN.
A LINE COMMENTS WITH COLLEAGUES
ON THE SPECIFICS OF THAT.
ALSO IN A STATE THAT SUPPORT
FOR CHILDREN NOW AND HOUSING
CALIFORNIA WHO WERE NOT ABLE TO
BE HERE AT THIS MOMENT AND SO WE
THANK YOU IN ORDER FOR THEIR
CONSIDERATION. APPRECIATED FINAL
WITNESS.
KAREN MEMBERS ON ANOTHER ON WHAT
THE WIDENING GROUP REPRESENTING
NEXT GEN CALIFORNIA WE
APPRECIATE DOCUMENTATION WOULD
LIKE TO SEE MORE AL JUST
OUTLINED MY COMMENTS TO THE
SPEAKERS FROM THE PAN THANK YOU.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER PUBLIC
COMMENT.
THE REST.
SEEING NONE AND SO AGAIN WERE AT
THE REQUEST OF THE VICE HERE
WE'RE GOING TO SPLIT THE. MOTION
ALL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO ACCEPT
THE ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSAL OF
THE FORTY POINT THREE MILLION
DOLLAR AUGMENTATION.
IT'S BEEN MOVED PLEASE CALL OF
THE CHAIR IS RECOMMENDED AYE
VOTE PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE AYE
ANDERSON ALRIGHT.
BELL.
GLAZER.
JACKSON I.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
BLOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
LIKE ASKING.
WILK.
WE'RE GONNA HOLD THE ITEM OPEN
SINCE WE HAVE TO OUR COMMITTEE
MEMBERS WHO STEPPED OUT OF THE
ROOM I'LL ENTERTAIN A SECOND
MOTION TO APPROVE THE ADDITIONAL
NINETY FIVE MILLION FOR THE
CALIFORNIA COMPLETE COUNT EFFORT
BRINGING THE TOTAL TO A HUNDRED
AND THIRTY FIVE POINT THREE
MILLION.
BEEN MOVED BY DOCTOR PAN PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL I NIELSEN NO. ANDERSON.
BELL.
LASER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
MORE LIKE.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER HARD
STERN.
STONE.
WHAT DOES HE?
WILK.
WELL HOPE THAT ITEM OPEN AYE AS
WELL.
WE'LL MOVE ON TO DEPARTMENT OF
GENERAL SERVICES ISSUE TWENTY
THREE THE STATE PROJECT
INFRASTRUCTURE FUND RUN PAGE
TWENTY FIVE OF THE AGENDA. MISS
COSTA.
THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR THE
ADMINISTRATION PROPOSES
TRANSFERRING SIX HUNDRED AND
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS TO THE
STATE PROJECT INFRASTRUCTURE
FUND. THIS PROPOSAL IS
ANTICIPATED TO FULLY FUND FOR
PRIORITY OFFICE BUILDING AYE
RENOVATION PROJECTS HERE IN THE
SACRAMENTO AREA. SPECIFICALLY
WOULD BE THAT BATS AND BUILDING
RENOVATION OF THE DESIGN BUILD
PHASE THE UNRUH BUILDING
RENOVATION THE DESIGN BUILD
PHASE THE STATE PRINTING LANT.
DEMOLITION PROJECT AT
CONSTRUCTION PHASE AND THE
RESOURCES BUILDING RENOVATION OF
THE INITIAL DESIGN PHASES OF
THESE FIRST THREE PROJECTS A
PARTY BEEN APPROVED BY THE
SENATE'S.
THE SENATE APPROACH BEFORE YOU.
ALSO.
SUPPORTS THE STATE PROJECT AND
FOR STRUCTURE FUND INFUSION BUT
THE FUNDING IS IN A SLIGHTLY
DIFFERENT MANNER. THE SENATE
PROPOSAL WOULD PROVIDE EIGHT
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS OF WHICH
TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR IS A
ONE TIME GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATION IN THE BUDGET YEAR.
AND THEN IN THE OUT YEARSTHE
REMAINING FUNDING OF TWO HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY.
OVER THE REMAINING THREE YEARS
WOULD BE PAID FOR BY PROPOSITION
TWO FUNDS.
AND SO THE ADMINISTRATION
APPRECIATES THE SENATE SUPPORT
AT THIS PROPOSAL BUT WE DO HAVE
CONCERNS ABOUT THE FUNDING
MECHANISMS IN THE SENATE
PROPOSAL. AND SPECIFICALLY THAT
IT'S.
THE UTILIZATION OF ONE TIME
BUDGET RESOURCES ON AN ONGOING
MANNER.
BUT SECONDARILY THE SENATE
APPROACH ADOPTS PLACEHOLDER
TRAILER BILL LANGUAGE TO
INCREASE LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT
OF THIS PROCESS A WE AGREE WITH
THE PROVISION WHICH WOULD
INCLUDE THE BUDGET SUB
COMMITTEES AND THE REPORTING.
OR PARDON ME THE NOTIFICATION
PROCESS A BUT WE DO CAUTION
AGAINST INCLUDING ANY LANGUAGE
THAT WOULD.
INCREASE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
THAT WOULD UNDULY EXTEND THE
PROJECT TIMELINES ON AND IN TURN
INCREASE COSTS
WOULD LIKE TO A WORK WITH STAFF
ON THOSE PROVISIONS.
EXCELLENT IT IT'S NOT OUR DESIRE
TO EXTEND TIMELINES EITHER BUT
WE DO HAVE IT THAT DESIRE TO
HAVE. CLOSER OVERSIGHT SO I HOPE
THAT WE ARE ABLE TO COME TO SOME
AGREEMENT UP VIA TBL. ALEJO.
NOW INCREASING AT THE
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST'S OFFICE
THERE REALLY TWO ISSUES BEFORE
YOU ARE THE FIRST IS THE FUNDING
AMOUNT AND THE TIMING OF THAT
FUNDING.
WE DEFINITELY THINK IT MAKES
SENSE TO INVEST IN OUR STATE
INFRASTRUCTURE AND.
TO REPAIR AND RENOVATE
BUILDINGS WHEN THEY NEED TO.
NEED THAT ASSISTANCE SO WE
THINK THAT'S REASONABLE THE
SPECIFIC AMOUNT AND TIMING IS
REALLY A MATTER OF LEGISLATIVE
PRIORITIES.
AND SO YOU COULD FIND THE MONEY
THIS YEAR AS THOUGH AS THE
ADMINISTRATION PROPOSES ARE
SPREAD OUT OVER SEVERAL YEARS
I'M AS STAFF RECOMMENDS AND
NOTABLY. ON THESE PROJECTS ARE
ANTICIPATED TO NEED ALL OF US
FUNDING AND EIGHTEEN NINETEEN
SAU ON IT WOULD NECESSARILY SLOW
ANYTHING DOWN BY WAITING.
AND PROVIDING FUNDING IN FUTURE
YEARS WE DID WANT TO NOTE THAT.
I'M ANOTHER ISSUE THAT'S
CRITICAL AND THAT WAS REFERENCED
AS WELL IS IS LEGISLATIVE
OVERSIGHT WE THINK THIS IS A
THAT'S A REALLY CRITICAL ISSUE
FOR THIS.
PROPOSAL ITEMS AND NOTABLY THIS
PROPOSAL WOULD ON THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL WHICH. WOULD DEDICATE
FUNDS TO THE STATE PROJECT
INFRASTRUCTURE FINDS THIS IS A
CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED FUNDS
ON THAT CAN BE USED FOR.
DE ENVISIONED PROJECTS AS WELL
AS AS POTENTIALLY OTHER PROJECTS
AS WELL ON THE PROCESS THAT
WOULD WOULD.
TO CURRY IS ESSENTIALLY TO
ESTABLISH THOSE PROJECTS WERE TO
CHANGE THOSE PROJECTS ON THERE'D
BE A SERIES OF NOTIFICATIONS TO
THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE BUDGET
COMMITTEE PROCESS.
I'M IN THE PAST OUR OFFICE HAS
RAISED SOME CONCERNS ABOUT THIS
PROCESS ON BOTH THE AMOUNT OF
TIME TO REVIEW AND SOME IN SOME
CASES IS EXPEDITED. I'M IT'S A
LESS PUBLIC PROCESS AND IN MANY
WAYS AND WE DO THINK IT LIMITS
LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT. I'M SO
OUR RECOMMENDATION HAD BEEN.
.
TO ESSENTIALLY PUT ASIDE MONEY
IF YOU THINK THIS IS A PRIORITY
A BUT DO IT IN AN ACCOUNT THAT
IS NOT CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATE
SO YOU COULD CHANGE THE SPETH.
AND SO THAT'S I'M I'M MORE ACT.
SIGNIFICANT DEVIATION FROM THE
ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSAL OF
THAN US STAFF RECOMMENDS I THINK
STAFF IS.
IS CERTAINLY I'M SENSITIVE SOME
OF THE CONCERNS THAT THE
ADMINISTRATION HAS PUT FORWARD.
SO THAT THE.
THAT STAFF RECOMMENDATION
THOUGH DOES TRY TO TO ADDRESS
SOME OF THE CONCERNS THAT WE
RAISED ABOUT THIS ISSUE OF
OVERSIGHT WHICH IS REALLY
IMPORTANT BY PROVIDING SOME
ADDITIONAL NOTIFICATIONS TO THE
WHAT ARE SOME. EXPANDED
NOTIFICATIONS THE LEGISLATURE.
OUR SINS OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS.
SENATOR PAN FOLLOWED BY
FINANCIAL NIELSEN.
NO THANK YOU.
I I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT FIRST
OF ALL I APPRECIATE THE GOVERNOR.
ADDRESSING.
STRUCTURE
IS RELATED TO OUR STATE
BUILDINGS ARE HAVING TOWARD SOME
OF THEM.
KNOW THAT. IT IS TIME TO EITHER
REPLACE OR RENOVATE MANY OF THEM
AND THEY'RE MY CONSTITUENTS IN
OUR STATE WORKERS ARE PRETTY
EMPLOYEES WHO WORK IN THESE
BUILDINGS AND ACTUALLY THEY'RE
SERVING THE PEOPLE CALIFORNIA
SOME OF THEM WHO OF COURSE ALSO.
ENTER INTO HIS BUILDINGS AS WELL
AS I JUST WANT TO MENTION THAT I
DO ALSO.
WANTED JUST THANK THE
MINISTRATION AND DEPARTMENT
GENERAL SERVICES ARE AS THE.
DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN MOVING
AHEAD ON SOME OF THE PREVIOUS
CONSTRUCTION WE HAVE APPROVED.
THINK WE'VE.
SETLIST AND EXCELLENT WORKING
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE GS AND.
THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND AND AND
AND BE ABLE TO COOPERATE.
OUT SERVER MUTUAL.
IDEAS AND AND SAID AND TRYING
TO BE SURE WE ACHIEVE OUR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF THESE BUILDINGS
ON AYE AYE THAT RAPID TIMELINE
WELL ALSO MEETING THE NEEDS OF
OUR COMMUNITIES ONE. OF
RECOGNIZE AND THANK.
THE DEPARTMENT'S DEL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION FOR WORKING WITH.
ALL OF US IN IN MAKING THAT
HAPPEN AND I CERTAINLY.
APPRECIATE.
THIS. THIS COOPERATION THAT
THAT'S BEEN HAPPENING AND JUST
WANT RECOGNIZE THAT AS WE'RE
MOVING FORWARD.
BEFORE TO OUR COTINUED WORK
TOGETHER TO BE SURE WE ADDRESS
THE. ISSUES THAT ARE FACING OUR
MUTUAL EMPLOYEE OUR STATE
EMPLOYEES AND ALSO ARE CA
MITCHELL CONSTITUENTS THANK YOU.
THANK YOU CENTER NIELSEN.
TO THE ANALYSTS.
IT IS VERY SUBSTANTIAL
INVESTMENT.
NOW.
A. ZAP HOLD THE LEGISLATURE HAS
GIVEN CERTAIN FAST TRACK
ABILITIES AND SICK WERE.
ACCOMMODATIONS TO.
MAJOR STADIUMS.
COULDN'T WE HAVE.
KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM THE DIRECTOR
COSTA TO COULD WE NOT THEN FOR
THE STATE.
BUILDING PROJECTS.
DO SOME THINGS IT WOULD EXPEDITE
AND CUT CUT DOWN SOME OF THE
COST.
THAT WE HAVE TWO INDOOR AND THAT
WE HAVE TRIED TO AVOID. AND
REGARDING MAJOR STADIUMS THIS IS
MUCH MORE IMPORTANT IN THE
STADIUMS I WOULD ARGUE AND.
WHY DON'T WE ARE WILL WE BE?
INCORPORATING SOME KIND OF FAST
TRACKING IN PERMITTING AND
THINGS IT WILL.
ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE EXPENSES.
I WOULD NOTE THAT UNDER CURRENT
LAW WE HAVE SOME OF THE
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS TO THE
LEGISLATURE RIGHT NOW I NEED THE
PROPOSAL BEFORE YOU HAS MORE
ROBUST REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
FOR LACK OF A BETTER TERM.
ON AND
PROCESSES WITH THE LEGISLATURE
WHEN.
PROJECTS SCOPES CHANGE OR
APPROPRIATIONS CHANGE AND WE
NOTIFY THE LEGISLATURE UNDER
CURRENT LAW. AND WE ARE REQUIRED
TO NOTIFY YOU.
AT FOUR DISTINCT PHASES OF THE
PROJECT.
WE HAVE TWENTY DAYS PRIOR TO
EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS FOR
PLANNING ACTIVITIES WE PROVIDE A
NOTIFICATION TO THE LEGISLATURE.
BOB SIXTY DAYS PRIOR TO THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF SCOPE COST AND
DELIVERY METHOD. US THIRTY DAYS
PRIOR TO THE STATE PUBLIC WORKS
BOARD APPROVAL OF THE DESIGN AND
THEN AGAIN THIRTY DAYS PRIOR TO
ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT THAT
INCLUDES CONSTRUCTION. BUT WE
ALSO PROVIDE.
QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORTS FOR
ONGOING PROJECTS.
AND THESE NOTICES ARE SENT TO
THE APPLICABLE BUDGET SUB
COMMITTEES AS WELL. BOMB TO YOUR
POINT I THINK THAT THE CURRENT
STATUTORY FRAMEWORK IS A NICE
BALANCE THAT PROVIDES. IN CAP
OUT WAY I THINK THERE'S ALWAYS A
BIT OF A BALANCING ACT BETWEEN
ENSURING THAT THERE IS OVERSIGHT
OF THE FUNDS WHICH.
IS APPROPRIATE FOR THE
LEGISLATURE.
AGAINST MAKING SURE THAT THE
HAD TIMELINE OF THE PROJECT
DOESN'T SUFFER UNDULY.
ON AND IT IS A BALANCING ACT A
THINK WE BELIEVE THAT CURRENT
STATUTE IS SUFFICIENT BUT STAFF
RECOMMENDATION IS A LITTLE.
BEHIND THE TIME LINES ARE
SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT AND IT'S MORE
ROBUST.
LET ME GET BACK TO. THAT GOOD
THAT DOESN'T EXACTLY ANSWER MY
QUESTION GROUPS GO TO THE
ANALYST WOULD I'M TALKING ABOUT
SOME THINGS THAT.
WILL ALLEVIATE CONSTRUCTION
COSTS
OR MINIMIZE CONSTRUCTION COSTS
AND BUILDING TIME.
THE TYPE THAT WOULD OF THE
MILESTONES AND AND GET THE
CONSTRUCTION ONLINE QUICKER.
SO I BELIEVE YOU'RE ASKING
SPECIFICALLY ABOUT SEQUEL THERE
ARE AS YOU NOTE CERTAIN
EXEMPTION EXCEPTIONS.
IN STATUTE NAM REGARDING SEE
CHOIR CERTAIN SEPARATE TREATMENT.
I'M CERTAINLY THAT SOMETHING
THAT AT THE LEGISLATURE WAS
CONCERNED ABOUT THE.
COMMUNITY STATUTORY CHANGES
COULD BE MADE.
BUT THESE UNTRADITIONAL THESE
BASICALLY.
PROJECTS THE ONES THAT WE'RE
TALKING ABOUT BATES AND UNRRA.
TO RESOURCES BUILDING THOSE
WOULD BE SUBJECT TO I THINK THE
TRADITIONAL ON CAP THAT
TRADITIONAL SEQUEL PROCESS ANY
OTHER. ON TAKE A BUILDING WOULD
BE.
SUBJECT TO SUCH AN EXTENT
THAT'S A CONCERN THAT COULD BE.
COULD BE LOOKED AT. BY THEIR
VARIETY OF THINGS GET THAT CAN
AFFECT THE TIMING OF THESE
PROJECTS.
IN OUR MINDS PROBABLY THAT THE
BUDGET PROCESS IS THE LEAST OF
WHICH.
.
AND IN IN SOME CASES WHEN IN
AND SOME CASES THE LEGISLATURE
HAS PROVIDED SOME MORE
FLEXIBILITY IN IN TERMS OF
PROVIDING SOME CONTINUOUS
APPROPRIATIONS THE
ADMINISTRATION IT HASN'T ALWAYS.
RESULTED IN FASTER DELIVERY SO.
AND I THINK OUR OFFICES.
CHIEF CONCERN IS LEGISLATIVE
OVERSIGHT WE WHAT WE WORK FOR
YOU WE WANT TO MAKE SURE. I'M
THAT YOU FOLKS HAVE THE ABILITY
TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT HOW TO
SPEND IN THIS CASE HUNDREDS OF
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
I JUST MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE
pFUNDING AMOUNTS IN THOSE
PROJECTS AND SO ON THAT'S WHERE
OFF OUR OFFICE COMES FROM ON
THIS ISSUE AND THAT THE
LEGISLATURE CERTAINLY HAS THAT
OPPORTUNITY AND I WOULD HOPE
WE'RE GOING TO BE MORE
FASTIDIOUS. THAN IN OUR
OVERSIGHT.
I.
BUT I DO SUGGEST THAT WE WOULD.
WHO ARE CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE IF
YOU WILL? OF SOME WAYS THAN
STRATEGIES.
TO MINIMIZE THE EXPENSES
OF THESE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS.
THANK YOU DUCK BRAND HAVE
SOMETHING YOU WANTED OF MENTION
ON THAT.
WELL I THINK IT WOULD JUST MORE
DIRECTLY ANSWERING YOUR QUESTION
MR VICE CHAIR.
A SECRET EXEMPTION IS ONE WAY
TO.
SPEED UP A CONSTRUCTION
TIMELINE THE ADMINISTRATION IS
NOT ASKING FOR A LOT. OF I THINK
WE'VE YOU THE CONTINUOUS
APPROPRIATION AS THE MECHANISM
WE HAVE
TO MAKE SURE THAT PROJECTS ARE
HAPPENING ON TIME.
THANK YOU SIR PAN A DID JUST
BRIEFLY.
WE HAD PROVED PREVIOUSLY. TO
STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.
I AM NOT AWARE OF ANY
SIGNIFICANT DELAYS RESULT OF
SECRET ANYTHING ELSE.
PERHAPS YOU CAN ANSWER THAT HAS
BEEN ANY DELAY THAT YOU'RE AWARE
OF.
BECAUSE OF THAT.
SALLY LOU CAN BUILD PARTNER
FINANCE ARE YOU REFERRING
SPECIFICALLY TO THE.
STREET IN THE P. STREET PARTY
CORRECT YES THE TWO THAT WERE
REFUNDED THOSE.
PROJECTS ARE CURRENTLY.
ON IT WITHIN BUDGET AND.
ON SCHEDULE AND WE DON'T HAVE
PROCEED THERE'S BEEN NO ISSUES
RELATED TO THOSE WHATSOEVER
THANK YOU VERY MUCH ANY OTHER
QUESTIONS SENATOR NIELSEN WILL
MY ONE MAKE A FOLLOW UP POINT DE.
THIS.
THE STATE HAS NOT DONE A VERY
GOOD JOB OF COMING IN ON BUDGET
ON MAJOR IT PROJECTS.
OVER THE DECADES BILLIONS AND
BILLIONS SQUANDER.
THAT IS MY POINT.
I THINK THERE ARE SOME THINGS
THAT WE COULD DO AND THAT WE
SHOULD DO.
MAYBE A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT IN
TERMS OF CAPITAL AT LAKE
CONSTRUCTION.
THANK YOU ANY PUBLIC COMMENT.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH WE HAVE A
MOTION TO ACCEPT THE STAFF
RECOMMENDATIONS OUTLINED ON PAGE.
TWENTY FIVE OF.
THE AGENDA PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN.
NO.
ANDERSON NO.
WELL I GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
FOR LOCKE.
PAN AYE PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
SKINNER.
STERN.
STONE.
WHAT DOES HE?
WILK.
ARTICLE COULDN'T TO ALLOW OUR
REMAINING MEMBERS TO COME IN OF
SERGEANTS WOULD CALL THE OFFICES
OF OUR. MEMBERS ASKING TO HAD
DISPLAY AS WE ENTER INTO OUR
LAST AGENDA ITEM.
I ISSUE TWENTY FOUR OF CONTROL
SECTION SIX POINT ONE ALL
STATEWIDE DEFERRED MAINTENANCE.
THE COSTA THANK YOU MADAM CHAIR
THE ADMINISTRATION PROPOSES OF
THE APPROPRIATION OF ONE POINT
ZERO SIX BILLION DOLLARS GENERAL
FUND AND SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS
FROM THE MOTOR VEHICLE COUNT FOR
STATEWIDE DEFERRED MAINTENANCE
PROJECTS. WE APPRECIATE THE
SENATE SUPPORT OF THIS PROPOSAL.
LA AGAIN WE HAVE SOME CONCERNS
WITH THE.
LANGUAGE THAT THAT COMMITTEE
ACTION WOULD ADOPT WE SUPPORT
THE COMMITTEES REVISED REPORTING
LANGUAGE TO EACH BUDGET
COMMITTEE ON THE DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE PROJECTS. HOWEVER WE
HAVE CONCERNS WITH THE NUMBER OF
THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS RELATED
TO PROJECTS GO SPECIFICALLY
THOSE ON ENERGY AND WATER
EFFICIENCY PROJECTS AND CODE
COMPLIANCE. WE FEEL THE USE OF
THESE FUNDS FOR DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE FOR ENERGY AND WATER
CONSERVATION IS ESSENTIAL TO
MEETING THE STATE'S CLIMATE
GOALS. ADDITIONAL NEW WE FEEL
THAT COULD COMPLAINTS PROJECTS
ARE ESSENTIAL FOR THE SAFETY OF
OUR STATE EMPLOYEES IN THESE
BUILDINGS AS WELL AS THE
VISITING PUBLIC. A THAT THE
BUILDING SERVED.
WE'D LIKE TO CONTINUE WORK WITH
STAFF AGAIN ON THE PROPOSED
LANGUAGE TO BALANCE THE
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND
ADDITIONAL OVERSIGHT THAT THE
LEGISLATURE WOULD LIKE TO SEE.
WHAT THE DELIVERY OF A TIMELY
PROJECTS THAT ARE WITHIN BUDGET?
ELIOT.
I SO AGAIN WE'RE VERY SUPPORTIVE
OF THE CONCEPT OF PROVIDING
ADDITIONAL FUNDS AYE FOR
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE CLEARLY THE
STATE HAS.
IT'S AN AREA.
AND THERE ARE SOME SIGNIFICANT
CASA CAN COMMENT FIFTY DOESN'T
ADDRESS THOSE CONCERNS FUNDS WE
THINK THE CONCEPT IS A GOOD ONE
AND I'M WITH YOU HAVE SOME
SPECIFIC CONCERNS THAT WE'VE
RAISED ABOUT THE
ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSAL.
ONE WAS RELATED TO YOU.
AT THAT BASIS FOR THE FUNDING
AMOUNTS THAT ARE PROPOSED.
THAT THE FUNDING MUCH PROPOSED
AS WE UNDERSTAND ARE BASED ON A
VARIETY OF FACTORS WAS NOTABLY.
AT NEEDS LISTS THAT WERE
IDENTIFIED BY THE DEPARTMENT'S
HOWEVER THOSE OF VARIED A LOT.
OVER TIME AND AND WE DON'T HAVE
A LOT OF CONFIDENCE IN THE
VALIDITY OF THOSE LESS.
AND WE ALSO KNOW THAT IN MANY
CASES THE SPECIFIC PROJECTS THAT
ARE TO BE FUNDED HAVING YET BEEN
IDENTIFIED I'M ACTUALLY MOST
CASES AND SO IT'S NOT CLEAR
EXACTLY WHAT THIS FUNDING IS
GONNA GO TOWARDS.
ENDING IN A FEW CASES WE DO
HAVE SOME DEPARTMENT SOME DRAFT
DEPARTMENT LESS ON IN SOME CASES
THERE'S THERE'S A VARIETY OF
DIFFERENT KINDS OF PROJECTS THAT
ARE ON THERE.
SOME OF THEM ARE THINGS THAT WE
WOULDN'T TRADITIONALLY THINK OF
AS DEFERRED MAINTENANCE AND
THOSE INCLUDE SOME THINGS.
AS MISS COSTA MENTIONED THINGS
LIKE ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECTS
OR.
YOU KNOW CODE KINDS OF PROJECTS
THOSE THINGS MAY BE VERY VERY
WORTHY PROJECTS MAYBE CRITICAL
PROJECTS IN SOME CASES FOR THE
STATE TO UNDERTAKE BUT. THEY'RE
NOT NECESSARILY WHAT WE WOULD
ENVISION AS DEFERRED MAINTENANCE
PROJECTS AND I'M THERE ACTUALLY
OFFICE ALSO WERE OFF IN OTHER
WAYS TO FUND THOSE PROJECTS IN
ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECTS FOR
EXAMPLE. OFTEN TO PAY FOR
THEMSELVES.
WITH THEIR OWN ENERGY SAVINGS
IN MANY CASES US SO WE THINK.
CERTAINLY IT'S.
APPROPRIATE TO CONSIDER FUNDING
OF MANY OF THOSE KINDS OF
PROJECTS NOT NECESSARILY CLEAR
THAT IT'S.
DO THAT IT'S REALLY DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE AND OUR VIEW ON
THERE ALSO SOME.
TO OTHER PROJECTS THAT HAVE
INTERESTING ON THOSE LESS FOR
EXAMPLE THERE'S BEEN A FIFTY
MILLION DOLLARS FOR DREDGING OR
I RESERVOIR SIT FOR CDC ARE. ON
THAT'S A VERY LARGE PROJECT AT
THE KIND OF PROJECT OTHER THE
LEGISLATURE MIGHT HAVE AN
INTEREST AND.
DECIDING WHETHER TO FUND IT OR
NOT I DON'T YOU KNOW THOUGH WE
HAVE HAD TIME TO REALLY EVALUATE
DOT TO DETERMINE WHETHER THAT'S
ACTUALLY TO PURSUE GOD.
MAINTENANCE PROJECT OR WHETHER
IT'S
IT'S A WORTHY PROJECT OR NOT BUT
IT GIVES YOU A SENSE THERE'S A
VARIETY OF TYPES OF PROJECTS
THAT ARE ON THESE LISTS. FROM
VERY SMALL PROJECTS THAT REALLY
ARE WHAT YOU THINK OF ITS
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE TO IN SOME
CASES LARGE PROJECTS IN SOME
CASES PROJECTS THAT HAVE. ON
SOME REAL IMPORT.
AND AND THEN I WOULD ALSO JUST
WANT TO KNOW.
NOTIFICATION PROCESS.
LIMITS LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT
ONCE AGAIN.
THESE WILL GET THE FINALISTS
AND THEN ALSO CHANGES SO IT IS
THROUGH GOP SEE NOTIFICATIONS.
ARM AND AS I MENTIONED BEFORE WE
HAVE SOME SOME CONCERNS ABOUT
DOT FOR IT FOR THIS KIND OF.
KIND OF MEANINGFUL AND DECISION
MAKING ITS ITS A HARD KIND
PROCESS USED FOR THAT BECAUSE
THAT TIME LINES INVOLVED. AND IN
SOME CASES WERE EXPECTING
PROBABLY THOUSANDS OF PROJECTS
TO BE REVIEWED. ARMS OR A
RECOMMENDATION HERE IS.
TO CREATE A SEPARATE ACCOUNT
ALMOND AND LARGELY TO ALLOCATE
FUNDS.
FROM THAT ACCOUNT WHEN
DEPARTMENTS COME FORWARD WITH
THOSE LISTS AND AND IF
LEGISLATURE FEELS COMFORTABLE
BUT THEIR HIGH PRIORITY.
PROJECTS HAVE BEEN WELL
JUSTIFIED I'M SERVE THEIR
CERTAIN AREAS THAT THE
LEGISLATURE TO FEELS COMFORTABLE
YOU KNOW FIFTH WHAT SECURITY
FEELS COMFORTABLE WITH THE IDEA
OF YOURS FIGHT PROPOSALS ARE
HEARD AT. YOU KNOW THE I'D
FUNDING CERTAINLY THAT COULD BE
PROVIDED THIS YEAR ARE BUT FOR
THE BULK OF THE FUNDS WE THINK
IT'S IT'S WORTH WAITING UNTIL.
UNTIL THERE'S A MORE SOLID
PROPOSAL FARM SO WE WE RECOGNIZE
THAT THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION I
THINK.
REFLECTS SOME SIGNIFICANT
CONCERNS THE ADMINISTRATION HAS.
ALSO WITH OUR OUR PROJECT AND
UP TRIES TO FIND A MIDDLE GROUND
AND DEFINITELY IS A SIGNIFICANT
IMPROVEMENT WE THINK OVER THE.
OVER HE PROPOSED
A LANGUAGE THAT THE
ADMINISTRATION HIGH SO IT
DEFINITELY TRIES TO ADDRESS OUR
CONCERNS.
IN TERMS OF OVERSIGHT REALLY
MAKES SOME SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS
IN THAT REGARD.
THANK YOU QUESTIONS FROM
COMMITTEE MEMBERS SENATOR
NIELSEN.
WELL IF THERE'S ANYTHING THE
LEGISLATURE SHOULD HAVE LEARNED
OVER THE DECADES IS A NEED FOR A
VERY. TIGHT OVERSIGHT.
HORRIBLE SITUATION IS A CLASSIC
EXAMPLE OF FIFTY YEARS OF
THE. OVERSIGHT THAT COULD HAVE
BEEN MUCH BETTER.
UP TO THIS PARTICULAR POINT IT
INCLUDED HERE AND KNOWS SOME
HELP FOR THE LEVEES OF THE STATE
WATER PROJECT THAT AFFECT THE
CONVEYANCE.
BUT WATER.
NORTH TO SOUTH IN THE STATE
WATER PROJECT.
WILL THERE BE.
DIRECT ACOSTA A SCHEDULE OF A
PARTICULAR PROJECTS THAT WILL BE
DEALT WITH.
THE AND ADDRESSED IN THIS OVER
WITH IF SO WHO WILL BE DOING THE
INVENTORY AND.
IDENTIFYING THOSE SITE
THAT WAS AN ISSUE THAT WAS
RAISED THAT.
DE W. ARE SPECIFICALLY THE
PROJECTS HAPPEN BUT IDENTIFIED
IN WE'VE AGREED TO SCHEDULE OUT
THOSE PROJECTS RUDY W. ARE THEN.
PERHAPS OKAY FINE.
IS THAT THAT WILL BE VERY VERY
CRITICALAND.
DID THIS IS AN IMPORTANT ITEM.
DIDN'T INTEGRITY OF THAT ENTIRE
WATER PROJECT HANGS ON THIS AND
I THINK THE GOVERNOR.
FOR HIS ATTENTION TO THIS ISSUE.
THANK YOU SO MUCH ANY OTHER
QUESTIONS SENATOR ROTH A
MINIATURE I JUST ONE OF.
NOTE TO TIM SUBCOMMITTEE FOUR
HEARD THIS AND I EXPRESSED SOME
CONCERNS AT THE TIME ABOUT THE
CONTINUOUS APPROPRIATION DUE TO
THE SIZE OF THE.
CONTINUOUS APPROPRIATION AND
FRANKLY THE LACK OF DETAIL AT
LEAST THAT WAS AVAILABLE TO ME
REGARDING THE EFFICACY OF THE
JOINT LEGISLATIVE BUDGET.
COMMITTEE PROCESS BUT.
WHAT I SUBSEQUENTLY LEARNED THAT
THAT WAS FRANKLY BECAUSE I
DIDN'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE JOINT
LEGISLATIVE?
BUDGET COMMITTEE PROCESS AND
SINCE THEN I HAVE BEEN INFORMED
I GUESS IN MY CASE EDUCATED. AS
TO EXACTLY HOW THAT PROCESS
WORKS AND FRANKLY WORKS VERY
WELL. OF MOST OF THE TIME AND I
THINK WITH SOME.
.
PICKING OPTION A IS A POST
OPTION BE OPTION BE BEING THE
LETTER AFTER THE FACT TO TELL US
WHAT THE ADMINISTRATION IS DOING
OPTION A BEING THE LETTER IN
ADVANCE AND GIVING THE. JOINT
LEGISLATIVE BUDGET COMMITTEE THE
OPPORTUNITY TO PUT THE BRAKES ON
THE.
THE PROCESS AND HAVE A
CONVERSATION AND PERHAPS
REFERRED BACK TO SOME COMMITTEE
IN THIS UNDER THE DOME HERE. I'M
VERY VERY COMFORTABLE.
WITH THE PROPOSAL AS IT.
HAS BEEN MODIFIED AND I THINK
IT'LL WORK JUST JUST FINE WITH A
LITTLE TIGHTENING UP OF THE
JOINT LEGISLATIVE. BUDGET
COMMITTEE PROCESS SO THANK YOU
FOR ALLOWING ME TO COMMENT OF.
MADAM CHAIR AND THAKS TO THE
ADMINISTRATION FOR MOVING THIS
INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT FOR.
THANK YOU ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR
COMMENTS BEFORE OPEN UP TO CUP
PUBLIC COMMENT. SENATOR BILL
JUST DAWNED.
HAVING LOOKED AT THE DEPARTMENT
OF CORRECTIONS THOUGH.
OF IN THE ROOF LEAKING.
WHICH IS A BIG PROBLEM. TO SAY
WE GOT THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
LIVING IN.
VARIOUS PLACES WHERE WE HAVE.
LEAKY ROOFS.
I THINK I THINK A PROCESS WHERE
YOU GET A JOB.
KIND OF AN A LIST TO BE LIST TO
SEE LIST OF THE PROJECTS BASED
ON. THE A CUTIE OF THE DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE PROBLEM AND TRYING
TO.
.
TRYING TO CATEGORIZE HIM IN SOME
WAY WHERE YOU CAN DETERMINE
WHICH ARE THE MOST CRITICAL.
ABSOLUTE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY OTHER
CRITERIA. AND THEN.
RANKING THEM IN SOME WAY.
TO DETERMINE WHAT.
PRIORITY SHOULD BE AND THEN
HAVE THOSE REVIEWED BY OUR
COMMITTEES.
.
WHICH.
.
WILL DEN APPROVED BASED ON THE.
.
THE RELATIVE NEED THAT WE
IDENTIFY.
WHEN WE SEE THE LIST OF PROJECTS
I THINK I THINK IT'S VERY
IMPORTANT TO GO THROUGH A. UP A
FORMAL PROCEDURAL KIND OF.
PROCESS.
WHEN THE COMMITTEES
REVIEW THAT I HOPE.
WE CAN DEVELOP THAT.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH ANY OTHER
QUESTIONS ANY PUBLIC COMMENT.
SEEING NONE I WILL ENTERTAIN A
MOTION ON IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
STAFF RECOMMENDATION ON PAGE
TWENTY SIX.
SO MOVE THANK YOU PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL.
MITCHELL AYE NIELSEN AYE.
ANDERSON ALRIGHT FELL AYE AYE.
GLAZER.
JACKSON.
MCGUIRE.
MONNING.
MORE LOCK.
PAN.
PORTANTINO.
ROTH.
I SKINNER AYE
STERN AYE STONE.
WHAT ASKING?
WILK AYE.
SEVENTEEN TO ZERO THAT MEASURE
IS OUT COLLEAGUES.
IF I COULD HAVE THE ROLL CALL.
WE SPLIT THE.
ITEMS UNDER ISSUE TWENTY TWO
CAN HAVE THE ROLL CALL.
ON ON THE FIRST MOTION WHICH WAS
TO ACCEPT THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL.
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
GLAZER.
YEAH WILK.
THE JOB YOU. THINK. CURRICULUM.
LEADERSHIP.
NPI.
THANK YOU I GOT A SECOND VOTE
MISTER WILL. AND IF MY KID THAT
CALL THE ROLL ON THE SECOND
MOTION UNDER ISSUE TWENTY TWO.
CALL THE MISSING MEMBERS LASER.
GOOD LUCK IT.
THIRTEEN BEFORE THIRTEEN TO FOR.
ISSUE TWENTY THREE IF YOU COULD
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
GLAZER.
SKINNER.
LATINO.
FOURTEEN TO THREE THAT MEASURE
PASSES THANK YOU VERY MUCH THE
BUDGET COMMITTEE STANDS
ADJOURNED.
THANK