LONG LET'S GO AHEAD AND START
TO CONVENE BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE
NUMBER FOR WHAT WE'RE GOING TO
DO IF THEY'RE IN THE ROOM.
WE WILL SORT OF REVERSE THE
ORDER HERE AND WE WILL TAKE.
.
ISSUE NUMBER THREE SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA DISASTER PLANNING
ASSISTANCE FIRST I BELIEVE THIS
IS GOING TO BE PRESENTED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE I HOPE.
IF NOT MAYBE I CAN PRESENT.
WHICH WOULD BE EXCITING.
THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION ON THIS
FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO.
NEED A COOKBOOK IS TO HOLD THIS
OPEN FOR SOME REASON WHICH I
ASSUME WE WILL IDENTIFY.
AND THEN WE AND.
.
SENATOR SKINNER.
ARRIVES WE WILL SHIFT BACK TO
THE FIRST ITEM ON THE DISCUSSION
AND.
.
DISCUSSION AND LET'S SEE VOTE.
CALENDAR.
SO ISSUE NUMBER THREE SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA DISASTER PLANNING
ASSISTANCE IF WE COULD START
WITH SOME INTRODUCTIONS AT THE
TABLE FIRST MY LEFT YOU'RE RIGHT
MA'AM EUROPE. GOOD MORNING MY
NAME IS SUSAN COULD DESCEND I'M
THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT AT
THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SCRIPTS
AND THANKS FOR JOINING. LIKE.
SO BATES WITH DEPARTMENT OF
HOUSING AND CREATED ALL
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF.
THE MISSION OF.
JOINING US
MY LEFT FINANCE GOOD IS NORMAL
GOOD TO SEE YOU DANIELLE BRAND
OF.
THE FINANCE.
ACCORDING MAKING TOKUNAGA
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
REGULARLY.
OKAY.
LET'S PROCEED WHO WANTS.
SOUTH.
CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCED A SERIES
OF UNPRECEDENTED NATURAL
DISASTERS TWO THOUSAND
SEVENTEEN.
IN OCTOBER TWO THOUSAND
SEVENTEEN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
WILDFIRES IN THE COUNTIES OF FEW
LAKE MENDIS ENOUGH NAPA NEVADA
SOLANO CINEMA. INTO YUBA
DESTROYED EIGHT THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRED STRUCTURES AND CAUSED
FORTY THREE DEATHS.
IN DECEMBER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
EXPERIENCED THE LARGEST WILDFIRE
IN THE STATE'S HISTORY AND THE
COUNTIES OF LOS ANGELES SAMBERG
MEDINA SAN DIEGO SANTA BARBARA.
RIVERSIDE AND THEN TOUR.
THE MUD SLIDES THAT ENSUED IN
SANTA BARBARA AND VENTURA
COUNTIES WERE AMONG THE MOST
LETHAL IN CALIFORNIA'S HISTORY.
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REQUESTS A
ONE TIME GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATION OF FOUR HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
STATE OPERATIONS TO ADDRESS.
A TWO THOUSAND SEVENTEEN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DISASTERS.
INCLUDING TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
A CONTRACT TO SUPPORT RECOVERY
INCOMPLETE HOUSING NEEDS
ASSESSMENTS IN THE AFFECTED
COUNTIES.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY NINE
THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR WORKLOAD TO
IMPLEMENT THE CONTRACT.
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A
CONTRACT TO FACILITATE DISASTER
PLANNING IN LOCAL GENERAL PLANS.
TO STICK.
QUICK QUESTION CAN YOU DESCRIBE
WHAT THE COMMUNITY NEEDS
ASSESSMENT IS IN THIS CONTEXT.
SURE IT'S.
PART OF STANDING UP RECOVERY
FRAMEWORKS AND UNDERSTANDING
WHAT THE THE COMMUNITY NEEDS ARE
SO THAT WE CAN MAKE SURE WERE
RESPONSIVE IN TERMS OF THE
FEDERAL RESOURCES THAT WERE
RECEIVING.
SO WE MAY NOT BE AWARE BUT
CALIFORNIA'S RECEIVED TWO
HUNDRED TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS
IN CBGB'S ASTOR.
RELIEF FUNDING AND SO PART OF
THAT WORK THAT WE HAVE TO DO
ALONG WITH A CARILLO YES IS TO
IDENTIFY ALL THE UNMET NEEDS. AS
A RESULT OF THE DISASTER FROM
HOUSING PERSPECTIVES PUBLIC
INFRASTRUCTURE PERSPECTIVE. I'M
AND ECONOMIC.
BENEFIT PERSPECTIVE AND AND
THOSE. DATA POINTS ARE TO INFORM
THE METHOD OF DISTRIBUTION OF
ANY RESOURCES THAT THE STATE
CHOOSES TO PROVIDER CAN'T
PROVIDE FOR THE DISASTER.
THANK YOU.
INFORMATION FINANCE.
WITH OVER THE PROPOSAL. LEO.
COLLEAGUES ANY QUESTIONS ARE
GLAZER.
PUBLIC COMMENT ON THIS
PARTICULAR ITEM NUMBER THREE
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DISASTER
PLANNING ASSIST.
SEEING NONE.
THAT RECOMMENDATION WILL BE TO
HOLD OPEN OBVIOUSLY WE'RE GOING
TO BE CLOSING HAS OUT
MOMENTARILY BUT NOT JUST THIS
INSTANCE SO I THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PRESENTATION AND.
FORWARD OF THE VOTE.
KIM.
OKAY. I SEE MY COLLEAGUES.
IN THE ROOM SO LET'S MOVE TO.
.
ITEM
TWO TO FOUR ZERO CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. FIRST
ITEM ISSUE NUMBER ONE IS
HOMELESSNESS AND AFFORDABLE
HOUSING PROPOSALS.
SENATORS ENTER AND BELL THANK
YOU FOR JOINING US.
OUR HOUSING EXPERTS IN THE ROOM.
WARRIORS.
MISTER CHAIRMAN MEMBERS.
THANK YOU SO MUCH.
.
WE ARE HERE TO PRESENT SOME VERY
PROUD LEAVE THE SENATE'S
HOMELESSNESS IN AFFORDABLE
HOUSING SOLUTIONS PACKAGE FOR
THE TWENTY EIGHTEEN NINETEEN
BUDGET. WHILE IT IS TRUE THAT
SENATOR BILL AND I CARRIED A
BILL. THIS PACKAGE OR PROPOSAL
IS NOT OUR BILL.
AND I I THINK THAT WE ARE PROUD
THAT. FAR HE'LL HELP STIMULATE
SOME CONVERSATION BUT AS YOU
KNOW THE ASSEMBLY.
.
OUR ELEVEN LARGE.
THE MAYORS OF OUR ELEVEN LARGEST
CITIES HAD COME FORWARD ASKING
THE LEGISLATURE TO RESPOND TO
HOMELESSNESS. WE'VE HAD
ADVOCATES OVER THE COURSE OF THE
YEAR. BASICALLY.
ASKING FOR SIMILAR RESPONSE AND
WE HAVE BEEN TALKING IN GREAT
DETAIL.
BOTH HOUSES AND BUDGET
COMMITTEES ABOUT THE RISING
NUMBER OF HOMELESSNESS IN
CALIFORNIA. AND SO WE HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY IN THIS YEAR WITH
UNEXPECTEDLY HIGH REVENUES TO
POTENTIALLY PUT FORWARD A VERY
SIGNIFICANT PROPOSAL.
AND WE KNOW IT THAT THE GOVERNOR
INCLUDED FUNDING IN HIS MAY
REVISION WHICH WE ONLY RECEIVED
LAST WEEK LAST THURSDAY.
A FOCUS ON PLANNING PREVENTION
AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO THE
HOMELESSNESS CRISIS AND WE THANK
THE ADMINISTRATION VERY MUCH FOR
THAT CONCLUSION.
AND AS A RESULT OF THAT PROPOSAL
IN THE OTHER PROPOSAL SENATE
BEEN CIRCULATING. THE SENATE
BUDGET STAFF CAME TOGETHER.
IN DISCUSSIONS WITH ADVOCATES
AND OTHERS
AND PROPOSED SOMETHING THAT
BUILDS ON THE HARD WORK THAT THE
GOVERNOR AND THE LEGISLATURE
HAVE DONE OVER THE LAST SEVERAL
YEARS.
TO ADDRESS HOUSING AND
HOMELESSNESS
THOSE PAST ACTIONS INCLUDE THE
NO PLACE LIKE HOME ACTION IN
TWENTY SIXTEEN. ANDTHE FIFTEEN
HOUSING BILLS LAST YEAR THAT
INCLUDE A PERMANENT SOURCE OF
FUNDING AS WELL AS THE FOUR
BILLION DOLLAR HOUSING BOND
WHICH IS ON THE BALLOT THIS
NOVEMBER.
SO WHAT WE ARE DOING TODAY IS
PRESENTING THE SENATE'S HOUSING
AND HOMELESSNESS BUDGET PROPOSAL
WHICH BUILDS ON THOSE ACTIONS AS
WELL AS THE FUNDING THAT THE
GOVERNOR. PROPOSED JUST LAST
THURSDAY
NOW WHY DO WE FEEL THE NEED TO
BUILD ON THAT I'VE MENTIONED
BECAUSE TODAY. CALIFORNIA IS
HOME TO A QUARTER OF OUR
NATION'S HOMELESS POPULATION.
UNLIKE MOST OF THE REST OF THE
COUNTRY.
OUR HOMELESSNESS NUMBERS ARE
RISING EVERY YEAR OTHER STATES
THAT IS NOT THE CASE.
SO THAT TODAY WE HAVE NEARLY A
HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND
PEOPLE THAT WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO
COUNT AND YOU CAN IMAGINE THERE
ARE MANY MORE BECAUSE OUR COUNTS
ARE NOT VERY ACCURATE. WHO LIVE
ON OUR STREETS
WHICH IS FOURTEEN PERCENT HIGHER
THAN TWENTY SIXTEEN?
SO WHILE OUR HIGH HOUSING COSTS
ARE MAJOR DRIVER FOR THIS
INCREASE IN HOMELESSNESS I WANT
TO REMIND ALL OF US THAT THE
CRISIS IS PREVENTABLE.
AND SINCE THE NINETEEN EIGHTIES
WE UNFORTUNATELY WE AND I SAY
WE'D THE ENTIRE STATE HAS FAILED
TO PRODUCE THE NUMBER OF NEW
HOUSING UNITS PER YEAR THAT THE
STATE NEEDS.
FALLING SHORT BY OUR OWN
DEPARTMENT'S ESTIMATES OF OVER A
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THOUSAND
UNITS PER YEAR SINCE THE
EIGHTIES.
SO THAT NOW ACCORDING TO OUR
HOUSING COMMITTEE DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT WE HAVE A ONE POINT
FIVE MILLION UNITS SHORTAGE OF
HOUSING FOR OUR LOWEST INCOME
HOUSEHOLDS.
AND WHEN SOMETHING IS SCARCE IT
BECOMES EXPENSIVE
AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES ARE NOW
FORCED TO SPEND MORE AND MORE ON
RENT. LEAVING LITTLE ELSE FOR
BASIC NECESSITIES AND LEAVING
SOME PEOPLE.
ACTUALLY LIVING ON OUR STREETS.
SO WHAT THE SENATE PROPOSAL DOES
IS INVESTS
FIVE BILLION OVER A FOUR YEAR
PERIOD IN THREE TARGETED AREAS
WHICH BY SENATOR BELL WILL
DESCRIBE.
THIS FIVE BILLION FOR YOUR
INVESTMENT WILL BE COUPLED WITH
THE OTHER FUNDING AND HOUSING
ACTIONS THE LEGISLATURE HAS
ENACTED. OVER THE PAST COUPLE OF
YEARS
GIVING US.
GIVING THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
FIRST TRULY SIZEABLE
INSIGNIFICANT STATE INVESTMENT
IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND
HOMELESS SOLUTIONS EVER WENT ALL
COMBINED.
SENATOR BILL.
THANK YOU SENATOR SKINNER
MEMBERS SO I APPRECIATE THE
OPPORTUNITY PERCENT SO.
.
SENATE SAID.
.
HOUSING PROPOSAL TODAY IT'S.
.
IT'S.
WE'RE VERY PROUD TO PRESENT
THIS PROPOSAL IT'S BUILT UPON
INVESTMENTS AS YOU HEARD.
PROPOSED IN THE GOVERNOR'S MAY
REVISE
TO PROVIDE A HOLISTIC
INVESTMENT.
ADDRESSING HOMELESSNESS CRISIS
IS SO.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING CONSTRUCTION.
AS WELL AS INVESTING IN.
CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.
VAN HOMELESSNESS FROM OCCURRING.
NOW BROADLY SPEAKING WE TALKED
ABOUT THE FIVE BILLION DOLLARS
OVER FOUR YEARS.
AND WE HAVE THE THREE AREAS
WHICH I'LL DESCRIBE.
FIRST OF THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
CONSTRUCTION
TO CREATE HOUSING FOR HARD
WORKING FAMILIES
AND TO
PREVENT THEM FROM FALLING INTO
HOMELESSNESS.
SECONDLY LONG TERM HOMELESSNESS.
SOLUTIONS TO PREVENT
HOMELESSNESS AND KEEP
THE HOUSE.
AND THIRD A SHORT TERM.
HOMELESSNESS.
A SOLUTION TO QUICKLY MOVE
PEOPLE FROM THE STREETS.
INTO HOUSING SO THIS WILL. THIS
WILL HAVE THREE BASIC GOALS AS I
DESCRIBE FIRST AFFORDABLE
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION.
THE SENATE PROPOSES A WO POINT
ONE BILLION FOR AFFORDABLE
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION.
IS BROKEN DOWN INTO ABOUT ONE
POINT NINE BILLION OVER FOUR
YEARS FOR THE MULTI FAMILY
HOUSING PROGRAM BY THAT.
HOUSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT AND TWO HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE STATE
LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX.
CREDIT PROGRAM.
IN THE STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
THESE ARE BASICALLY YOUR
CALIFORNIA FLAGSHIP. EXISTING
AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAMS
THEY'RE NOT ONLY CRITICAL FOR
FINANCING AFFORDABLE HOUSING BUT
ARE ABLE TO LEVERAGE FEDERAL
INVESTMENT SO. FOR EVERY SEVENTY
CENTS CALIFORNIA INVEST IN A
MULTI. FAMILY HOUSING PROGRAM IS
ABLE TO REALIZE TO PAY TWO
DOLLARS AND EIGHTY FIVE CENTS.
IN ADDITION ALL OF FEDERAL
FUNDS.
ADDITIONALLY THESE INVESTMENTS
WILL HELP US SAID RECENT AND
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION.
IN THE FEDERAL HOUSING PROGRAM.
LONG TERM HOMELESSNESS SOLUTIONS
IS A SECOND PROPOSAL WHICH THE
SENATE PROPOSES OVER ONE BILLION
DOLLARS FUNDING FOR LONG TERM
HOMELESSNESS SOLUTIONS. BY
INVESTING ONE BILLION IN THE
HOUSING FOR HEALTHY CALIFORNIA
PROGRAM.
AND PROVIDING ADDITIONAL STAFF
IN THE HOMELESSNESS COORDINATING
AND FINANCING COUNCIL.
HOUSING FOR HEALTHY CALIFORNIA'S
A PROGRAM THAT PAIRS WITH WHOLE
PERSON CARE PILOT. AND PROVIDE
SERVICES AND CARE.
PORTS FOR HOMELESSNESS.
MEDI CAL BENEFICIARIES.
OF.
HOW HOUSING FOR OUR OF OUR A
HEALTHY CALIFORNIA PROVIDES
UNNECESSARY RENTAL ASSISTANCE?
AND FUND FOR PERMANENT PERMANENT
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING.
TO KEEP THE POPULATION HOUSED.
AND CONNECTED TO NECESSARY
SERVICES.
SENATE COME PROPOSAL ALSO
DOUBLES THE STAFF.
PROVIDED TO THE HOMELESSNESS.
COORDINATING AND FINANCING
COUNCIL WAS PROPOSED BY THE
GOVERNOR.
THE INTENT IS TO PROVIDE THE
COUNCIL WAS SUFFICIENT STAFF.
TO WORK ON STATEWIDE
HOMELESSNESS STRATEGIC PLAN.
AND EVALUATE OUTCOMES FOR
EXISTING PROGRAMS INTO WORK TO
IDENTIFY FUNDING
AND LONG TERM SOLUTIONS TO
ENDING. ALSO HOMELESSNESS YOU.
NOW THE SHORT TERM HOMELESSNESS
SOLUTIONS LASTLY.
WE HAVE A BILLION DOLLARS IN
FUNDING FOR SHORT TERM.
SOLUTIONS BY PROVIDING FOUR
HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION IN
BLOCK GRANTS TO LOCALS. AS WELL
AS BUILDING UPON INVESTMENTS.
OPPOSED BY THE GOVERNOR OUTLINED
IN HIS BUDGET PROPOSAL.
MON MOST NOTABLY THE SENATE
NEARLY DOUBLES THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL.
TO PROVIDE FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY
MILLION TO SEND BLOCK GRANTS TO.
A CONTINUUM OF CARE CITIES
COUNTIES AND JOINT POWERS
AUTHORITIES.
THE GOAL HERE IS TO PROVIDE
FLEXIBILITY FOR LOCALS TO USE
THE FUNDS WITH A METAL MOUNT A
BARACK PERCY GETTING IN THE WAY.
LOCALS KNOW THEIR NEEDS BEST SO.
WITH THE.
.
FEW GUARDRAIL ACCOUNTABILITY
MEASURES IN PLACE THESE FUNDS
PROVIDE NECESSARY RESOURCES.
TO ALLOW LOCALS
TO SOLVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS.
IN ADDITION THE CENTER IS
PROPOSING THAT TWELVE PERCENT OF
THE FUNDS
BE USED TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR
HOMELESS YOU'VE.
THE REMAINING OUT FIVE HUNDRED
FIFTY MILLION WILL BE SPENT ON
EXISTING STATE AND HOMELESSNESS
PROGRAMS AS IDENTIFIED IN THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET.
IT'S PROVIDE HOUSING FOR
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS
RAPID RE HOUSING. AND TEMPORARY
SHELTER FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES
INTENSIVE OUTREACH TREATMENT AND
SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH MENTAL
ILLNESSES.
AND A PILOT PROGRAM TO PREVENT
SENIORS
FROM FALLING AND HOMELESSNESS.
THE HOUSING.
.
THERE'S ANALYSIS DONE ON ON THIS
PROPOSAL JUST GIVE YOU THE
INFORMATION.
THE HOUSING UP PARTNERSHIP
CORPORATION ESTIMATE THE
CONSTRUCTION FUNDS IN THIS
PROPOSAL WILL GENERATE THIRTY
FOUR THOUSAND NEW AND
REHABILITATED AFFORDABLE HOMES.
NINETY FOUR THOUSAND JOBS
SIX BILLION AND LABOR INCOME
SIXTEEN BILLION AND ECONOMIC
ACTIVITY.
AND IT WILL GENERATE SEVEN
HUNDRED MILLION ADDITIONAL LOCAL
AND STATE TAXES FEES AND
REVENUES.
AND.
THANK YOU TOP TURNBUCKLES
SENATOR SKINNER.
SHOOT THAT.
.
SO AS SENATOR PELL LAID OUT THE
DETAILS.
.
THE SENATE'S PROPOSAL IS
CONSTRUCTED TO UTILIZE EXISTING
HCB PROGRAMS
SO THAT.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO ESTABLISH.
NEW BUREAUCRACIES ARE NEW
ENTITIES IN ORDER TO GET THIS
FINDINGOUT INTO THE COMMUNITIES
WHO NEEDED TO BE ABLE TO
RESPOND.
ON AND WE HAVE WE ARE FACED WITH
A VERY.
UNIQUE AND.
POTENTIALLY RARE CIRCUMSTANCE
THIS YEAR WITH THE UNEXPECTED
HIGH REVENUES HIGHER THEN WERE.
PREDICTED IN JANUARY AND SO
THIS GIVES US THIS VERY UNIQUE
OPPORTUNITY TO AS CALIFORNIA'S
BEEN DECLARED THIS YEAR ALSO THE
FIFTH LARGEST ECONOMY. TO REALLY
ADDRESS SOMETHING THAT I THINK
AND HOPE THAT MOST OF MY
COLLEAGUES WOULD WANT TO ADDRESS
WHICH IS THIS CRITICAL.
HOMELESSNESS CRISIS.
BY PROVIDING MULTI YEAR FUNDING
WHICH THE SENATE PROPOSAL DOES.
AND I'VE IF WE LOOK AT THE MAY
REVISED PROPOSAL FROM THE
GOVERNOR WAS NOT NECESSARILY
CONSTRUCTED IS MULTI YEAR. BUT
BY OUR PROVIDING MULTI YEAR IT
ALLOWS FOR THAT ON GOING IN LONG
TERM INVESTMENT AND WE KNOW IT
ALSO ALLOWS FOR THE ABILITY FOR
THE COMMUNITIES TO RESPOND
BECAUSE AS GOOD AS FUNDING IS.
IT SOMETIMES.
CAN'T BE SPENT AS FAST AS WE
MIGHT WANT.
SO THIS ALSO ALLOWS US OVER THIS
PERIOD TO HAVE CONVERSATIONS
ABOUT THE ONGOING AND LONG TERM
INVESTMENTS AS WELL AS THE OTHER
CRITICAL LAND YOU SOME POLICY
CHANGES THAT MIGHT BE NEEDED. TO
SOLVE THIS HOUSING CRISIS.
THE PROPOSAL STRIKES AN
APPROPRIATE BALANCE BY PROVIDING
SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENTS IN SHORT
TERM SOLUTIONS.
TO GET HOMELESS OFF THE STREETS
IMMEDIATELY.
AND LONG TERM SOLUTIONS THAT
PROVIDE PERMANENT TALLASSEE.
SO THE.
AS I MENTIONED THE FUNDS GO TO
EXISTING PROGRAMS.
AND THEY GO TO LOCAL SO THAT
LOCALS CAN ADDRESS LOCAL NEEDS.
AND AS I.
OPENED I THINK MORE THAN EVER
WE NOW HAVE A MORAL IMPERATIVE
TO INVESTED HOUSING OPTIONS
OTHER THAN JAILS AND PRISONS
WHICH UNFORTUNATELY HAVE.
BECOME A.
THE THE SOURCE OF HOUSING
UNFORTUNATELY FOR MANY.
LOW INCOME PEOPLE.
AND WE BELIEVE IT'S TIME FOR
THE AGGRESSIVE AN IMMEDIATE
ACTION THAT THIS PROPOSAL
RECOMMENDS AND WE REALLY
APPRECIATE.
STAFF TIME THAT WENT INTO
CONSTRUCTING IT. AND WERE.
APPRECIATIVE OF THE GOVERNOR'S.
HELPING TO TO IN EFFECT KICK IT
OFF WITH HIS PROPOSAL IN THE MAY
REVISE. AND.
WE HOPE THAT THE COMMITTEE.
BICU SIC FAVORABLY.
NICE PRESENTATION AND NICE
PROPOSAL OF FINANCING INCOME.
WE HAVE NO COMMENTS TO SHARE
THIS TIME ACCEPT THAT WE SUPPORT
THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL WHICH
I'D BE HAPPY TO SPEAK ABOUT
GIVEN QUESTION.
BELIAU.
WE ALSO DON'T HAVE ANY COMMENTS
OFFERED THIS TIME BUT WE DO
OFFER OUR ASSISTANCE ON ANY
TECHNICAL ISSUES TO YOU OR YOUR
STAFF AND IMPLEMENTING TRAILER
BILL OTHER ASPECTS OF THE.
RUSSELL SMITH FORWARD.
Q..
SIR GLAZER ANY QUESTION.
THIS POINT.
I'M A LITTLE CONFUSED BY THE
ALICE NOT GIVING US AN ANALYSIS
OF
PROPOSALS.
SAID THAT.
I THINK THAT'S A QUESTION.
WE JUST RECEIVED.
INFORMATION ON THE PROPOSAL A
COUPLE HOURS AGO SO WE HAVEN'T
REALLY HAD A LOT OF TIME TO.
DEVELOP A FULL IN.
ANALYSIS A RECOMMENDATION OF
THE THE PROPOSED PACKAGE.
SENATOR WOULD BE HAPPY TO WORK
WITH THEM ON WORKING OUT
KIND OF ANALYSIS I THINK.
I THINK THERE'S SOME OBVIOUS
THINGS THOUGH I THINK.
I WOULD SAY WE'RE ALREADY
SPENDING A LOT OF MONEY ON
HOMELESSNESS.
THERE'S BEEN MANY STUDIES ON
THAT.
.
WE'RE SPENDING MONEY IN.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
.
MEDI CAL SYSTEM.
A SOCIAL SERVICES.
EMERGENCY ROOMS THE HEALTH
SYSTEM. AND THERE'S BEEN PLENTY
OF STUDIES ON. THE VERACITY OF
PROVIDING HOMELESS HOUSING AS.
AS A MEANS OF REDUCING THOSE
EXPENDITURES.
THERE'S BEEN STUDIES IN LOS
ANGELES.
AND.
COUNTY.
STUDY A FIVE YEAR.
ACTUALLY A REALLY GOOD.
FIVE YEAR WELL DOCUMENTED STUDY.
THAT SHOWS THAT THERE BE
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS TO.
CITY COUNTY AND STATE
GOVERNMENTS.
IF WE HAD A HOUSING PROGRAM FOR
THE HOMELESS.
LA COUNTY'S NUMBERS WERE THAT.
THEY ARE SPENDING FROM.
BETWEEN FORTY AT MINIMUM AND
CLOSER TO HUNDRED THOUSAND PER
YEAR. ON THEIR. INDIVIDUAL EACH
INDIVIDUAL HOMELESS PERSON IN
THE COUNTY.
WELL YOU'VE HEARD ME COMMENT
BERMAN FORTUNATELY THIS WEEK GO
AT LAST ONCE IF NOT MORE THAN
ONCE ON THE FACT THAT WE ALL
FEEL LIKE WE'RE ON A ROLLER
COASTER THIS YEAR BUT THAT'S NOT
THE FAULT OF THE.
PROPONENTS IT'S NOT THE FAULT OF
FINANCER THE LA I OR ANYONE ELSE
IS JUST A FACTOR.
OF THE SCHEDULE THAT WE'RE
OPERATING ON THIS YEAR I
SUSPECT.
WITHOUT ABSOLUTELY KNOWING BUT
YOU CAN GIVE ME ASSURE US WITH
YOUR THAT.
BETWEEN NOW AND THE TIME THAT.
THIS PROPOSAL IF IT MOVES
FORWARD HITS THE.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE THAT THERE
WILL BE SOME SORT OF ANALYSIS
COMING OUT OF THE LA ROSA OFFICE
ON THE PROPOSAL.
.
SURE IT CERTAINLY WOULD BE HAPPY
TO WORK WITH.
THE COMMITTEE IN YOUR STAFF ON.
HELPING TO ANSWER ANY.
ESPECIALLY SPECIFIC QUESTIONS
YOU MIGHT HAVE ABOUT THE
PROPOSAL.
.
MAYBE S. SAME QUESTION AGAIN I
GUESS IS THE SIGNAL THAT I'M
SENDING YOU.
OKAY.
ANY PUBLIC COMMENT ON THIS ISSUE
I WOULD EXPECT THAT THERE IS AS
YOU'RE LINING UP LET ME LET ME
ASK A FAVOUR AS YOU KNOW YOU
FREQUENT FLYERS IN THIS
SUBCOMMITTEE NO I TYPICALLY
DON'T RESTRICT PUBLIC COMMENT
THAT I WOULD ASK HOWEVER IF
THERE'S A LONG LINE OF YOU. AND
IT LOOKS LIKE THAT THERE WILL
BE.
THAT.
.
WE SORT OF US SPLIT UP AND NOT
REPEAT THE SAME THING SO IF
SOMEBODY BEAT YOU TO THE PUNCH
AHEAD OF YOU MAYBE YOU COULD DO
US A FAVOR AND CONCENTRATE ON
ANOTHER POINT IT IS IMPORTANT.
I THINK
SINCE THIS APPARENTLY IS THE WAY
THAT YOU'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO.
DELIVER YOUR MESSAGE OF TO
LEADERSHIP ON THE SENATE SIDE
THE AND TO THE FOLKS ON THE
FIRST FLOOR THAT I GIVE YOU THE
OPPORTUNITY TO DO SO BUT AGAIN.
HOW ABOUT NOT LET'S LET'S NOT
REPEAT THE SAME THING AND LET'S
CONCENTRATE ON THE IMPORTANT
POINTS SIR YOU'RE THE FIRST ONE
UP SO YOU CAN SET THE EXAMPLE
FOR ALL THE COME?
CHAIRMAN I ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE
OF POLIO SHUDDERING IT'S WE HAVE
WE HAVE THE CITY COUNTY SAN
FRANCISCO. KUDOS TO THE SENATE
FOR THIS PROPOSAL.
FOR TO WORKING.
WITH THE SENATE MORE ON IT VERY
SPECIFICALLY ON THE PIECE THAT
APPLIES TO HOMELESSNESS
IN THE IMMEDIATE NEED THEIR THAT
EXISTS IN CALIFORNIA TODAY THANK
YOU FOR YOU GET AN A PLUS FOR ME
ABOUT. WHAT I MIGHT GET A D.
BECAUSE PAUL STOLE MY LINE BUT
STEVE CREWS ON BEHALF OF THE
CITY OF SAN JOSE? AND LIKEWISE
SUPPORT THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL
IN THE SENATE EVER TO AUGMENT
THAT AND WILL LOOK FORWARD TO
WORKING WITH THE SENATOR OF ON
THIS IS YEARS AGO SORT PERFECT.
HI DARBY COLONEL AT THE
CALIFORNIA STATE ASSOCIATION OF
COUNTIES AS WELL AS FOR THE
COUNTY WELFARE DIRECTORS
ASSOCIATION. WE SUPPORT THE
PROPOSAL WE'VE BEEN SUPPORTING
AND SENATOR BALANCE SKINNER'S
BILL AS WELL WE APPRECIATE IT WE
ACTUALLY HAVE OUR LEGISLATIVE
CONFERENCE HERE TODAY SO WE HAVE
SUPERVISOR VIRGINIA BASS HERE
AND. FROM HUMBOLDT COUNTY WHO
WANTS TO TALK IN SUPPORT AND WE
WENT JUST THANK YOU AND KEEP
WORKING WITH THE COMMITTEE ON
THE TRAILER BILL LANGUAGE AS IT
DEVELOPS GREAT THANK YOU FOR
COMING. THIS MAN SO I THINK A
VERY BEEN INTRODUCED BY DARBY SO
I BASICALLY HERE TO SAY.
YOU KNOW F THE STATE'S TWO
POINT TWO MILLION DOLLAR
EXTREMELY LOW INCOME AND VERY
LOW INCOME.
RENTAL HOUSEHOLDS.
WE ONLY HAVE SIX HUNDRED SIXTY
FOUR THOUSAND AFFORDABLE UNITS
TO GO AROUND EASIER FOR ME TO
SEE THAT THERE'S A CAPACITY
ISSUE. AND SO THIS IS CRITICALLY
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE OF
CALIFORNIA'S FIFTY EIGHT
COUNTIES TO THINK YOU'RE HAVING
THIS HEARING TODAY AND THANK YOU
FOR LETTING ME BE HERE THANK YOU
FOR COMING.
YES MA'AM.
IT'S YOUR MEMBERS JOIN OF OR
SOME PATH URBAN COUNTIES OF
CALIFORNIA ALSO ON IN SUPPORT
YOU CONCEPT OF THE GOVERNOR'S
NAY REVISED PROPOSAL OBVIOUS
SUPPORT THE AUGMENTATION BY.
THIS COMMITTEE OF WE DO CONTINUE
TO HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT ON HOW
THE MONEY IS ALLOCATED UNDER THE
VARIOUS FORMULAS WHETHER IT'S
THE SG. OR THE WORDS A GRANT
WE'VE BEEN CRUNCHING SOME
NUMBERS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW
MUCH I'M EACH COUNTY GETS BUT
THERE IS SOME CONFUSION OUT
THERE. CARISSA SEE HOW THAT
THOSE WITH THE SENATE ITS
PROPOSALS CAN BE DIFFERENT FROM
THOSE TRAILER BILLS OR HAVE A
DIFFERENT LOCATION FORMA SO
LOOKING FOR TO WORKING WITH THE
COMMITTEE TO CONTINUE WORK ON
THESE ISSUES THANKS FOR HELPING.
YES MA'AM. GOOD TO SEE YOU AGAIN
I CAN MONEY WAS A TICKET TO SEE
YOU TOO.
AND MEMBERS MIGHT THINK ARE
EVER PRESENT LOS ANGELES COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND ALSO
VERY APPRECIATIVE OF THE
SENATE'S PROPOSAL.
MUCH NEEDED WITH ARM.
HOMELESS CRISIS IN LOS ANGELES
COUNTY.
UNDER AS WE.
REFERENCE BEFORE TO THE SP TWO
ALLOCATION METHODOLOGY THE
FUNDING THAT IS DISTRIBUTED
WOULD BE SICK BUT LA COUNTY
WOULD BE SIXTEEN PERCENT.
AND WE HAVE FORTY PERCENT FORTY
ONE PERCENT OF THE SHARE OF THE
HOMELESS POPULATION SO WE DON'T
SEE IT AS AN EQUITABLE ON. A
FORMULA ALSO ON THE E. SG
ALLOCATION METHODOLOGY JUST
WANTED TO GIVE YOU FOR BASED ON
THE TWO HUNDRED FIFTY MILLION
DOLLAR.
ALLOCATION WE DID WE DIDN'T
CALCULATE THE ADDITIONAL IT
WOULD BE ABOUT SEVEN HUNDRED
TWENTY FIVE PER HOMELESS PERSON
IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY COMPARED
TO THE AVERAGE OF ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED SIXTY TWO SO WE
WANT TO CONTINUE TO WORK WITH
YOU AS YOU.
DROUGHT THE TRAILER BILL
LANGUAGE ON THE ALLOCATION
MISSION METHODOLOGY THANK YOU
THANK YOU.
SHARE MEMBERS JEAN HURST HERE
TODAY ON BEHALF OF THE RIVERSIDE
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS THE
VENTURA COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS AND SANTA CLARA
COUNTY PART OF SUPERVISORS. ARE
ALL EXPRESSING APPRECIATION FOR
THE COMMITTEE'S EFFORTS TO
PROVIDE FUNDING FOR CRITICAL
ISSUE AGAIN LIKE MY COLLEAGUES
WILL AFFORD TO CONTINUE TO WORK
ON IT GREAT THANK YOU THANKS FOR
JOINING US YES SIR LUIS CHAIR
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE JEREMY
SMITH HERE BACK OF THE STATE
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION.
TRADES COUNCIL SUPPORTING THE
SENATE PROPOSAL AND URGING THE
COMMITTEE TO FOLLOW THE STAFF
RECOMMENDATION TO IMPROVE IT.
AS CHAIR.
ARE WAS ANY WITH LABOR'S
SO MAKING MEDICINES REPOSE ONE
IS SIN
SUPPORT THE PROPOSAL
SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSED IN THE
HOMELESS ISSUE THAT'S AFFECTING
ALL OF OUR COMMUNITIES.
INCLUDING OUR MEMBERS ACTIVE AND
RETIRED.
THANK YOU.
YES MA'AM GOOD MORNING HAS BEEN
POSED AS WITH RESIDENTS UNITED
NETWORK A NETWORK OF OVER ONE
POINT FOUR MILLION RESIDENTS
CURRENTLY LIVING IN AFFORDABLE
HOUSING THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
AND WE ASK YOU TO SUPPORT THE
PROPOSAL MEDIA.
YES SIR. COULD DECEIVE AGAIN
THANK YOU MISTER CHAIRMAN
MEMBERS ANDREW AND WE WISH ALL
YOUR APPS WE HERE TODAY ON
BEHALF OF LOS ANGELES MAYOR ERIC
GARCETTI. WE'VE BEEN WORKING
ALONG WITH THE BIG ELEVEN
MAYORS.
TO REALLY ADVOCATE FOR EMERGENCY
ASSISTANCE THE HOMELESSNESS WE
VERY MUCH THANK OF THE SENATE
PROPOSAL.
WE I ALSO TESTIFIED IN THE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE IN
SUPPORT OF NINE ONE TWO ON
BEHALF OF A MAYOR OR CITY.
WE'D VERY MUCH WANT TO WORK ON
THE TRAILER BILL LANGUAGE.
WE THINK THAT THIS ISN'T NEWS
AUGMENTATION OF THE SENATE POSE
A FROM WHAT THE GOVERNOR PUT IN
HIS. MAY REVISE REPOSE ó IS
VERY WELCOME. AND WE VERY MUCH
WANT TO EMPHASISE THE NEED FOR
FLEXIBILITY AND THE FUNDING. A
JURISDICTIONS HAVE DIFFERENT
NEEDS ON THE GROUND WITH RESPECT
TO THE HOMELESS PROBLEM WE HAVE
A LOT OF LOCAL RESOURCES ARE
ALREADY BEING DEDICATED TO
PERMIT.
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING WE HAVE A
MODEL ORDINANCE ON TREASURER
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING CONVERSION
OF HOTELS. AND SO.
THE FLEXIBILITY WOULDBE VERY
WELCOME AND WE HAVE SOME IDEAS
WORKING OFF THE GOVERNOR'S
TRAILER BILL AS A TEMPLATE WOULD
LOOK VERY MUCH LIKE TO SHARE
THAT WITH. OF THE TEAM HERE IN
THE SENATE IS WORKING ON THAT
PERFECT THANK YOU.
S. SIR MISTER CHAIRMAN DAVID
JONES ABOUT CITY SACRAMENTO ECHO
THE COMMENTS OF MY COLLEAGUE
FROM THE BIG CITIES WEEK THE
FLEXIBILITY APPLAUD THE SENATE
FOR AUGMENTING THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL BETTER. THANKS.
PLUS GERMAN MEMBERS JASON RILEY
CALIFORNIA CITY'S SOMEWHERE GOOD
CAESAR.
WERE VERY SUPPORTIVE OF THE
PROPOSAL HERE LEGISLATURE
CERTAINLY.
WANTS TO SPEND MORE MONEY ON
HOMELESSNESS WE WE GREATLY
APPRECIATE THAT WE DO HAVE SOME.
PRIORITIES WE'D LIKE TO
REFLECTED ME MOVE SOME DOLLARS
AROUND WE LOOK FOR THE WORKING
WITH WITH THE LEGISLATURE AND
THE GOVERNOR ON FIGHTING THE
TRAILING EDGE THANK YOU. THANKS
FOR HELPING US YES MA'AM I CAN
LOW'S REPRESENTING THE
CALIFORNIA COALITION FOR YEAR
THEN REALLY APPRECIATE SENATE'S
PROPOSAL IN THE CALL OUT
SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUTH
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS. I'M
AND AND WANTED TO HIGHLIGHT
WOULD LIKE TO CONTINUE
CONVERSATIONS AROUND THE TRAILER
BILL LANGUAGE BECAUSE LOOKING AT
THAT DEPARTMENT OF FINANCES. AND
WE HAVE SOME RECOMMENDATIONS
BECAUSE YOU THINK TEND TO SCORE
VERY LOW UNCOORDINATED AND SRI
I'M SO UNLESS YOU HAVE YOU
SPECIFIC CORNELIA ENTRY SYSTEM
THEY TEND TO NOT BE PRIORITIZE
AT THE LOCAL LEVEL. AND WANT TO
BE REALLY AND ENGAGE IN A
CONVERSATION AND HOPE THAT NON
PROFITS WOULD BE CONSIDERED. AN
ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS RISEN THE
FUNDING ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES
TO YOUTH BECAUSE WE REALLY NEED
YOU SPECIFIC TRAUMA INFORMED.
I'M PROGRAMS FOR THEM SO I THINK
IF.
Q. YES SIR.
CHAIR MEMBERS MIKE MONEGAN
BEHALF THE CALIFORNIA STATE
ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRICAL
WORKERS THAT CALTRAIN ST
PATRICK'S COUNCIL AND WESTERN
STATES COUNCIL OF SHEET METAL
WORKERS.
STRONG SUPPORT THE SENATE
PROPOSAL APPRECIATE THE EFFORTS
OF SANDERS BELINSKY.
THANK YOU.
A GOOD MORNING TIM CRIMMINS
INTERNATION OF OPERATING
ENGINEERS I WANT TO THANK FIRST
WILL THINK OF SENATORS FOR MAKE
THIS A PRIORITY. BIG ISSUE FOR
US OF THAT MEMBER MET MANY
MEMBERS IN THE GREAT RECESION
WHO ACTUALLY ENDED UP HOMELESS.
MORE THAN FOLKS REALIZE BUT ALSO
OUR MEMBERS EXPERIENCE FIRST
HAND WE DO CALTRANS MAINTENANCE
AND THERE'S BEEN AN EXPLOSION.
OF HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS ARE ON
THE STATE ON CALTRANS PROPERTY
THAT WE HAVE TO CLEAN UP EVERY
DAY AGAIN THANK YOU.
S. MA'AM.
THAT MORNING HELLO MY NAME IS
LISA HERSHEY I SERVE AS THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR HOUSING
CALIFORNIA I AM THRILLED TO BE
HERE TODAY ON BEHALF OF HOUSING
CALIFORNIA. CORPORATION FOR
SUPPORT OF HOUSING AND MANY OF
OUR PARTNERS TO SAY WE ARE.
BEYOND EXCITED ABOUT THIS
COMPREHENSIVE BOLD ACTION.
TO NOT ONLY ADDRESS BUT THE
FIRST STEP TOWARDS ENDING THE
HOMELESSNESS AND HOUSING CRISIS
IN CALIFORNIA THANK YOU OWSLEY
SUPPORT THIS PROPOSAL THANKS FOR
JOINING US.
SIR. THANK YOU SENATOR JOSHUA
STARK ON BEHALF OF TRANSFORM IN
STRONG SUPPORT LIKE TO ALIGN OUR
COMMENTS OF THOSE OF OUR ALLIES
OF HOUSING CALIFORNIA.
I AM STUCK THE ONE WITH THE
CALIFORNIA HOUSING PARTNERSHIP
AND WE STRONGLY SUPPORT THIS
PROPOSAL WERE REALLY EXCITED
BECAUSE IT'S. WE FIND THAT
CALIFORNIA'S LOWEST INCOME
RENTERS US SPEND MORE THAN SIXTY
PERCENT OF THEIR INCOMES ON
HOUSING LEAVING VERY LITTLE LEFT
FOR GROCERIES AND OTHER
ESSENTIALS AND.
THIS SORT PROPOSALS ABSOLUTELY
ESSENTIAL THANK YOU THANK YOU.
MY YUNG WITH THE CALIFORNIA
LABOR FEDERATION WE TO STRONGLY
SUPPORT THE SAMPLES WOODS WOULD
DRESS THE HOMELESSNESS AND
HOUSING CRISIS IN CALIFORNIA.
AND ALSO DO IT IN A WAY THAT
ENSURE THAT THE WORKERS ON THESE
PROJECTS CAN BOTH.
WORK ON THESE DEVELOPMENTS AND
LIVE IN THE COMMUNITIES THEY
WORKING SO LEVY SPREE THANK YOU.
SOARING HIGGINS REPRESENTING THE
CALIFORNIA HOUSING CONSORTIUM WE
ALSO WANT TO THANK THE SENATORS
AND THE SENATE FOR AUGMENTING
THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL MAY
REVISE AND FOR RECOGNIZING THAT
WE NEED AND MULTI YEAR
INVESTMENT TO DEAL WITH THIS
CRISIS AND A RANGE OF SOLUTIONS
INCLUDING PERMANENT HOUSING.
PERFECT.
YES MA'AM HI SARAH BURNAGE ON
BEHALF OF ENTERPRISE COMMITTEE
PARTNERS SECURE TO STRONGLY
SUPPORT THIS PROPOSAL AND
ESPECIALLY THINK.
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS
CRITICAL INVESTMENT THAT WE SEE
FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
ESPECIALLY FOR LOW INCOME
RENTERS. AND WE'RE HAPPY TO
SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS
PROPOSAL.
THANKS FOR COMING YES MA'AM.
GOOD MORNING ON A LAWLER BEHALF
THE WESTERN CENTER ON LAW AND
POVERTY I. REALLY APPLAUD THE
SENATE FOR TAKING BOLD ACTION ON
THE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS
CRISIS THAT WERE STRONGLY
SUPPORTIVE AND LOOK FOR IT
WORKING ON THE DETAILS IN THE
COMING WEEKS.
GOOD MORNING RUN AGAINST ON
BEHALF CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL
ASSISTANCE FOUNDATION ALSO ONE I
THINK THIS SANDERS AND SENATE
LEADERSHIP FOR THEIR LEADERSHIP
ON THIS ISSUE OF THE CLERK OF
LOOKING ON THE DETAILS.
THANKS FOR JOINING US.
YES MA'AM.
AND I'LL A BROADER BE HAVE
SACRAMENTO COUNTY AND SAN MATEO
COUNTY IN STRONG SUPPORT.
THANK YOU ALL FOR JOINING US WE
APPRECIATE YOUR.
THE PUBLIC COMMENT WE
APPRECIATE THE PARTICIPATION I
KNOW MY COLLEAGUES WHO ARE
LEADING THIS EFFORT WILL
APPRECIATE YOUR CONTINUED.
ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE AS.
IS THIS VERSION OF THE HIGH
SPEED RAIL.
A MOVES THROUGH THE CAPITAL
IT'LL BE AN ACCELERATED.
OPERATION AS WE MOVE THROUGH.
THIS PROCESS DOWN TO THE FINAL.
THE FINAL DECISIONS ON THE
BUDGET SO AGAIN THANK YOU FOR
YOUR PARTICIPATION IN YOUR
COMMENTS.
OF THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION IS
TO APPROVE OF THIS PACKAGE AND
TO ADOPT PLACEHOLDER TRAILER
BILL FOR NECESSARY POLICY
CHANGES.
AS SOON AS I HAVE COLLEAGUES
RETURNED TO THE DYESS.
FOR ME.
WE'LL TAKE A MOTION AND.
AND VOTE THIS OUT SO CENTERS
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR JOINING
US.
LET'S TAKE UP FIFTY NUMBER TWO.
WHICH IS THE NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
INITIATIVE PAGE SIX OF THE
AGENDA AT LEAST MY PAGE SIX.
I BELIEVE THIS IS A FINANCE
PRESENTATION SO WHY WELCOME FIND
IT AND EIGHT CD.
NOT TO CUT YOU OUT THANK YOU FOR
REJOINING US.
APPRECIATE YOUR PATIENCE AND.
ON THE AGENDA
SHUFFLE.
FLOOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH CHAIR.
SO AGAIN MY NAME IS SUSAN GET
THE SENATORS DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT AT
THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.
CHAPTER FORTY THREE A. B.
SIXTEEN EIGHTEEN STATUTES OF TWO
THOUSAND SIXTEEN ESTABLISHED A
TWO BILLION DOLLAR REVENUE BOND
PROGRAM NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
TO DEVELOP PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE
HOUSING FOR PERSONS WHO WERE IN
NEED OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
AND EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS
CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS OR AT RISK
OF CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS.
THE ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN
WORKING TO VALIDATE BOND SECURED
BY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ACT
REVENUE FOR THESE PURPOSES.
THE MAY REVISION PROPOSED
PROPOSES TO PLACE THE NO PLACE
LIKE HOME PROGRAM BONDS ON THE
BALLOT FOR THE NOVEMBER TWO
THOUSAND EIGHTEEN. STATEWIDE
GENERAL ELECTION.
EACH CITY REQUESTS A GENERAL
FUND LOAN OF ONE MILLION TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHT
THOUSAND DOLLARS TO FUND
FOURTEEN PREVIOUSLY AUTHORIZED
POSITIONS.
TO RELEASE A NOTICE OF FUNDING
AVAILABILITY.
AND REVIEW AND UNDERWRITE
APPLICATIONS IN ANTICIPATION OF
PASSAGE OF THE BOND.
I GET IT.
FINANCE ANY COMMENT NOTHING.
LA JOH. WE CAN CARE WITH THE
STAFF RECOMMENDATION ON THIS I
THINK THE NO PLACE LIKE HOME IT
SLIPS.
BEYOND THE LEGISLATURE'S.
INITIAL INTENDED TIMELINE FOR
THIS AND MOST OF THAT IS JUST
BECAUSE OF THE BOND VALIDATION
PROCESS AND PUTTING THIS BEFORE
THE VOTERS WILL ALLOW THE SPEED
SPEED UP THE IMPLEMENTATION LAW
THAT THE FUNDING TO GET OUT
SOONER.
CERTAINLY PUT A PERIOD AT THE
END OF THAT SENTENCE.
AND THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION IS
TO APPROVE OF ONE POINT TWO
MILLION GENERAL FUND LOAN IS
BUDGETED AND ALSO TO ADOPTION
PLACE TOTALING WHICH SO.
ANY PUBLIC COMMENT ON THIS
PLEASE COME DOWN.
JOINT FORCE AGAIN WITH A RECOUNT
IS A CALIFORNIA SUPPORTIVE PLACE
YOU KNOW PLUS I COME ON THE
BALLOT. OUR AWESOME SUPPORT OF
THE BILL THAT'S MOVING THROUGH
FOR THAT SIMILAR.
A WE'VE WORKED ON A PLACE LIKE
HOME VERY CLOSELY WITH HCV IN
OUT THERE OF THE OF COUNTY
STAKEHOLDERS TO MAKE SURE THE
GUIDELINES WERE IN THE BEST
SHAPE POSSIBLE.
WALLBOARD THEY'RE NOT PERFECT
FROM OUR PERSPECTIVE IT'S IT'S A
REALLY GOOD PROGRAM.
AND THAT'S SKYLIGHTS OF A FINAL
FOR ABOUT A YEAR AND SO WE'VE
BEEN SORT OF FOUND LIMBO AND WE
WOULD REALLY LIKE TO GET THIS
MONEY OUT AND START UP BUILDING
JUST PERMITS PART OF HOUSING FOR
THE HOMELESS. EARLIER
SO WHAT WE WERE GONNA GET ON IT
YES MA'AM START RETURNING WITH
THE CALIFORNIA STATE ASSOCIATION
OF COUNTIES WERE IN SUPPORT OF
THE PROPOSAL TO. COUNTIES ARE
READY TO GET THIS MONEY OUT AND
GET THESE PROJECTS.
BUILT AND WITH THE OTHER
FUNDING THAT'S COMING THROUGH
ITS READY WE'RE READY TO DO THAT
SO THANK YOU.
THANKS FOR COMING DOWN.
AND SPEAKING SO AS SOON AS I
HAVE SOME COLLEAGUES RETURNED TO
THE DIETS WILL TAKE A MOTION ON
THIS ONE AS WELL AND VOTE THIS
OUT SO.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR
PRESENTING AND.
WE WILL JUST.
HANG TIGHT HERE UNTIL SOMEONE
GETS YOUR THANK YOU VERY MUCH
THANK YOU
COR WE'RE BACK ON THE ROLE OF
SUBCOMMITTEE NUMBER FOUR WORKED
ADMINISTRATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PLEASE ESTABLISH A QUORUM.
SENATOR ROTH HERE SENATOR WILK.
PRESIDENT
THERE GLAZER.
OKAY LET SOME GO AHEAD AND TAKE
THE VOTE ONLY CALENDAR WHICH IS
ONE ITEM. ITEM TWO TWO FOUR ZERO
ISSUE NUMBER ONE.
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IT'S VOTE
OF. SO MOVED
IT'S BEEN MOVED PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL.
SENATOR ROTH AYE CENTER WILK AYE
THROUGH GLAZER.
IT WILL HOLD THE ROLE OPENED THE
ABSENT MEMBERS.
LET'S TAKE.
WILL TAKE THESE WANTED DO YOU
NEED WILL TAKE IS ONE OF THE
TIME OF.
THE DISCUSSION AND VOTE CALENDAR
ITEM TWO TWO FOUR ZERO
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ISSUE
NUMBER ONE AFFORDABLE HOUSING
AND HOMELESSNESS PROPOSALS.
IS CULTURAL.
I WAITED IN MOTION
YOU MAKE A MOTION I DON'T WANNA
MAKE A MOTION ON THAT ONE.
WELL I CAN MAKE IT I'M GLAD YOU
KNOW YEAH I'LL MAKE THE MOTION
SIR.
A GOOD GUY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL SENATOR
ROTH AYE AYE SIR WILK NO CENTER
GLAZER.
HOLD THE ROLE OPEN ON THAT ONE.
.
ISSUE NUMBER TWO NO PLACE LIKE
HOME.
PROGRAM.
CAN YOU MAKE MUST NOW MOVE.
THANK YOU SIR.
SENATOR ROTH.
IE SENATOR WILK AYE SOONER
GLAZER.
AND FINALLY.
WELL THE ROLE OPEN ON THAT ONE
ISSUE NUMBER THREE SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA DISASTER PLANNING
ASSISTANCE YOU IN POSITION TO
MAKE A BUCK.
WELL THAT'S A HOLD OF.
I GUESS WE WILL BE VOTING NO NOT
DONE ANYTHING ELSE I NEED TO
VOTE ON.
OKAY WILL HOLD THE ROLE OPEN.
UNTIL CENTER GLAZER RISE THANK
YOU ALL VERY MUCH.
SORRY NO THINK IT BUT I THINK
THAT BUT BETTER EMOTIONAL NOW
WALLEF COURSE.
I JUST DON'T LIKE IT.
THE MONEY PROACTIVE
LET'S GO AHEAD AND FINISH THE
SOFT.
.
YES WE'RE GOING TO START WITH
VOTE ONLY IN OPEN THE ROLE THE
VOTERS TO ZERO CHAIR VOTING AYE
ON ITEM TWO TWO FOUR ZERO ISSUE
NUMBER ONE PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
SENATOR GLAZER AYE.
ON THE DISCUSSION VOTE TO
CALENDAR LET'S TAKE WE'RE GONNA
TAKE EACH EACH ISSUES SEPARATELY
IN THEIR TWO OF THEM WERE THERE
WERE VOTING ON ITEM TWO TWO FOUR
ZERO DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. ISSUE
NUMBER ONE AFFORDABLE HOUSING
HOMELESSNESS PROPOSALS.
THE VOTE IS ONE TWO ZERO.
CHAIR VOTING.
I.
OPEN THE ROLE.
CENTER GLAZER AYE.
THE SECOND ITEM ON A TWO TO FOUR
ZERO ISSUE NUMBER TWO NO PLACE
LIKE HOME THE VOTE IS TWO ZERO
CHAIR VOTING.
I.
OPEN THE ROLE.
CENTER GLAZER AYE.
AND.
UNLESS SOMEBODY HAS ANOTHER
BETTER IDEA THAT. CONCLUDES THE
AGENDA FOR BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE
NUMBER FOUR FOR TODAY AND.
SEEING NO OBJECTIONS WE ARE
ADJOURNED