SENATE BUDGET BUDGET SUB
COMMITTEE NUMBER ONE ON
EDUCATIONAL COME TO ORDER GOOD
MORNING AND TO GO THROUGH JUST
SOME BRIEF HOUSEKEEPING- THE
SENATE CONTINUES TO WELCOME THE
PUBLIC IN PERSON AND ALSO VIA
THE TELECONFERENCE A SERVICE ARE
WE WILL BE HEARING FROM ALL OUR
WITNESSES IN PERSON IN THE ROOM
IF WE WALL HERE AT THE END OF
ALL THE ITEMS PUBLIC COMMENT
HERE IN THE ROOM AND THEN OVER
THE TELECONFERENCE SERVICE FOR
ANYBODY THAT CANNOT PARTICIPATE
IN THE ROOM. AND SO FOR
INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO PROVIDE
PUBLIC COMMENT. TODAY'S
PARTICIPANT NUMBER IS.
877-226-8216 YOU CAN SEE IT ON
THE SCREEN. 877-226-8216 AND THE
ACCESS CODE IS. 621-716-1621
SEVEN ONE SIX ONE. AND SO. AS I
DID ALREADY I ASK ALL MEMBERS OF
THE SUBCOMMITTEE TO BE PRESENT
IN ROOM TWENTY ONE HUNDRED SO WE
CAN ESTABLISH A QUORUM BUT WE
ARE GOING TO BEGIN BECAUSE WE
HAVE A TIGHT SCHEDULE TODAY WE
WANT TO BE ABLE TO HEAR OUR
COMMUNITY COLLEGES EVERY ISSUE
WE HAVE AND WE WANT TO ALLOW FOR
AS MUCH PUBLIC TESTIMONY AS WE
CAN AT THE CONCLUSION. THE
HEARING SO- AND AS YOU CAN SEE
FROM THE AGENDA- WE HAVE THE
MAIN OVERVIEW OF COMMUNITY
COLLEGE IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR
ISSUE AREAS GENERAL SYSTEM
UPDATES STUDENT HOUSING A COST
OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT FOR THE
APPORTIONMENT IN THE CATEGORICAL
PROGRAMS. RECRUITMENT AND
RETENTION AND ENROLLMENT AND
THEN WE HAVE- SEPARATE ISSUES ON
FACILITIES AND DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE THE FORCED IN FOR
FIRE PROTECTION WORKFORCE
TRAINING AND A STATUS UPDATE ON
A FEW ITEMS THAT WILL CONSTITUTE
OUR OVERSIGHT IS A COMMITTEE OF
THOSE ITEMS. SO THIS IS OUR- OUR
HEARING FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES
AND- WITHOUT ANY FURTHER ADO-
LET'S ASK OF THE PANELISTS FOR
ISSUE NUMBER ONE- DAISY GONZALEZ
THE INTERIM CHANCELLOR FOR THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES- MADISON
SHEFFIELD FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE. AND PAUL STEEN HOUSE
AND FROM THE LEGISLATIVE
ANALYST'S OFFICE TO MAKE THEIR
WAY HERE. AND IN A MOMENT WE
WILL BEGIN WITH PRESENTATIONS IN
THAT ORDER AND I KNOW THAT WAS
THAT NAVARETTE IS HERE ALSO TO
HELP WITH QUESTIONS FOR THE-
OUR- END YOU'LL BOTH BE ABLE TO
GET A MICROPHONE RIGHT ON THE
END IN CASE YOU NEED SO. HERE WE
GO. TWO THIS PARTICULAR. OKAY
THEN WE'RE GOING TO GO WITH THAT
PANEL IN THAT ORDER INTO A OF
BEGINNING WITH INTERIM
CHANCELLOR GONZALEZ GOING TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND THEN
THE LEGISLATIVE ANALYST'S OFFICE
SO WELCOME TO THE SUBCOMMITTEE
WE'RE HAPPY TO HAVE. GOOD
MORNING. THEY'RE TURNING IT ON
OVER THERE IF IT'S ON THERE. WE
GOT A THUMBS UP OVER THERE ARE
ACTUALLY THIS IS WORKING. WELL
GOOD MORNING TERRY LAYERED GOOD
MORNING MEMBERS OF THE
SUBCOMMITTEE AND THE STAFF OF
THE SUBCOMMITTEE THANK YOU FOR
YOUR WORK THIS MORNING I KNOW
YOU HAD A FULL MORNING ALREADY-
BUT I WILL BE BRIEF AND THEN OF
COURSE I KNOW THERE ARE A NUMBER
OF COLLEGES STUDENTS HERE TODAY
AND SO MY MAIN PURPOSE IS THAT
YOU GET TO HEAR FROM THEM. YOU
HAVE A NUMBER OF ITEMS THAT YOU
ARE INTERESTED IN AND SO WE
PROVIDED YOU A POWER POINT
PRESENTATION I AM A VISUAL
LEARNER MYSELF AND SO AS A GUIDE
YOU THROUGH THESE KNOW THAT IT'S
MEANT TO BE A CONVERSATION BUT
IF YOU'RE A VISUAL LEARNER AS
WELL YOU HAVE THAT INFORMATION
IN FRONT OF YOU. IS AN HONOR TO
BE HERE WITH YOU THIS MORNING
REPRESENTING CALIFORNIA'S
COMMUNITY COLLEGES I AM A PROUD
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ALUM I STARTED OFF MY
EDUCATIONAL CAREER IN LA AS A
FORMER FOSTER YOUTH AND I'M HERE
BECAUSE OF CALIFORNIA'S
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. I ALSO USED
TO BE A FORMER BUDGET CONSULTANT
FOR THE STATE ASSEMBLY AND-
SENATE EARLIER AND I SAW YOUR
LEADERSHIP- DURING MY TIME AS AN
ASSEMBLY FELLOW CERTAINLY IN
NATURAL RESOURCES SO IT'S GREAT
TO SEE YOU ON. ON THIS SITE
THINKING ABOUT THE PIPELINE OF
THE WORKFORCE PIPELINE. I'VE
ALSO BEEN IN THIS ROLE- FOR THE
LAST EIGHT MONTHS BUT I PROUDLY
SERVE THIS SYSTEM FOR FIVE YEARS
PRIOR TO TAKING ON THE IN TRUMP
CANCER ROLE. AND I'M PROUD TO
SAY THAT IN THE LAST EIGHT
MONTHS. WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO MAKE
INCREASES IN OUR ENROLLMENT. HAS
NOT BEEN EASY IT HAS BEEN
INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT DURING THE
GLOBAL PANDEMIC. BUT I AM VERY
PROUD OF THE STUDENTS THE
FACULTY AND STAFF AND THE
PROGRESS THAT THEY HAVE MEET
TOGETHER. SO IF YOU'RE FOLLOWING
ALONG WE'RE GONNA GO TO SLEEP-
THE SECOND SLIDE WHICH IS PAGE
NUMBER TWO. WE ARE SYSTEM. THAT
SERVES ENTIRE COMMUNITIES THAT
MEANS THAT OUR DOORS ARE OPEN TO
EVERYONE THAT COMES TO OUR
CAMPUSES ALL ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTEEN OF THEM. WHAT THAT MEANS
FOR US IS THAT WE ACCEPT 1100%
OF CALIFORNIANS. THAT COME TO
OUR CAMPUSES. WE DO NOT SELECT
WE ARE THERE TO SERVE. BOTH ON
THE WORK FORCE SIDE BY OFFERING
CREDENTIALS BUT AS WELL AS
DEGREES A LOT OF OUR STUDENTS TO
SEEK TO TRANSFER AND EARNED
BACCALAUREATE DEGREES. YOU SEE
ON SITE NUMBER TWO THAT THE
MAJORITY OF OUR STUDENTS ALSO
END UP UNDER FOR YOUR PARTNERS
IN FACT 51% OF CSU STUDENTS
START THEIR EDUCATIONAL CAREER
AT A CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY
COLLEGE. 51% 89% OF YOU SEE
STUDENTS START THEIR EDUCATION
AT A CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY
COLLEGE. WHAT IS IMPORTANT FOR
ME TO NOTE HERE IS THAT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES ARE THE ENTRY
POINT FOR THE MAJORITY OF
CALIFORNIANS WE SERVE TWO THIRDS
OF ALL UNDERGRADUATES. IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. SLIDE
NUMBER THREE. NEXT SLIDE. OUT
THAT SITE IS SHOWING YOU WHO WE
CURRENTLY SERVE TODAY. THIS IS A
VERY IMPORTANT SLIDE AS WE THINK
ABOUT THE FACULTY AND STAFF THAT
ARE IN OUR CAMPUSES. THREE
THINGS THAT I WANT TO HIGHLIGHT
FOR YOU HERE WHO WE SERVE
CALIFORNIA TODAY ARE LARGELY
STUDENTS OF COLOR. LARGELY LOW
INCOME INDIVIDUALS IN THIS STATE
AND MORE IMPORTANTLY. THEY'RE
WORKING PART TIME OR MORE. WHICH
MEANS THAT THEY ARE NAVIGATING
THEIR EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY AS A
PART OF ALSO THAN SUPPORTING
THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR LOCAL
COMMUNITIES. SO 64% OF OUR
STUDENTS STUDENTS ARE WORKING
LEARNERS 64% THAT IS HIGHER THAN
IN PRIOR YEARS. IT ALSO THEN BE
NO SURPRISE THAT AS WE LOOK TO
THE FUTURE IN THE WORK THAT OUR
SYSTEM HAS BEEN DOING. WE ARE
THEN FOCUS ON HELPING OUR
STUDENTS INCREASE THE NUMBER OF
UNITS THAT THEY'RE TAKING SO
THAT THEY CAN GET TO THEIR END
GOAL MUCH FASTER. OUR SYSTEM HAS
BEEN FOCUSED ON INCREASING
STUDENT OUTCOMES AS A PART OF
OUR WORK FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS
AND THAT HAS NOT CHANGED DURING
THIS PANDEMIC. I AM NOW ON PAGE
FOUR. ON PAGE FOR YOU SEE WHAT
IT MEANS TO MAKE AN INVESTMENT
IN OUR SYSTEM FOR EVERY DOLLAR
THAT IS INVESTED IN CALIFORNIA'S
COMMUNITY COLLEGES OUR STUDENTS
EARN FIVE DOLLARS. IN RETURN.
THAT IS THE POWER OF GETTING AN
EDUCATION IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THAT IS WHAT IT
MEANS TO CREATE SOCIAL MOBILITY
IN THE STATE AND TO HELP
CALIFORNIANS REACH THE MIDDLE
CLASS. SLIDE FIVE YOU SEE THE
WORK THAT WE ARE CURRENTLY
UNDERGOING YOUR AGENDA
HIGHLIGHTED THE ROAD MAP FOR THE
FUTURE A VERY IMPORTANT ROAD MAP
THAT WAS PROPOSED AND ADOPTED IN
LAST YEAR'S BUDGET. FOR US THERE
IS STRONG ALIGNMENT AND WE ARE
THANKFUL TO GOVERNOR NEWSOM FOR
INTRODUCING THE ROAD MAP AND
PRESENTING US WITH A NEW
OPPORTUNITY TO DREAM BIGGER TO
BE BOLDER IN OUR GOALS. THERE
ARE FIVE KEY THINGS TO REALLY
HIGHLIGHT AS WE ARE ALIGNING TO
THIS ROAD MAP. THE FIRST IS THAT
WE ARE BEING ASKED AS A SYSTEM
TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF EXCESS
UNITS THAT OUR STUDENTS ARE
EARNING MEANING WE WANT OUR
STUDENTS TO TAKE THE RIGHT
CLASSES AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.
WE WANT TO CLOSE OUR EQUITY GAPS
WE WANT TO IMPROVE EDUCATIONAL
OUTCOMES OVERALL AS A SYSTEM.
AND WE WANT TO IMPROVE OUR
INTERESTED MENTAL DATA SHARING
AND RELATIONSHIPS BECAUSE OUR
STUDENTS SEEK TO ENTER OTHER
SEGMENTS. THEY NEED US TO BEAR
THAT BURDEN. AND THEN LASTLY
CREATING CLEAR PATHWAYS TO BOTH
CAREER AND AS WELL AS TRANSFER.
THOSE OUR GOALS IN FRONT OF US
AND THERE IS A LOT OF REALLY
GOOD NEWS IF YOU GO TO SLIDE
NUMBER SIX. YOU SEE THAT SINCE
WE STARTED THE WORK OF THE
VISION FOR SUCCESS WE'VE BEEN
INCREASING THE NUMBER OF
STUDENTS WHO ARE EARNING THEIR
DEGREES AND CREDENTIALS EVERY
SINGLE YEAR. WE EXPECT THE SAME
NUMBERS NEXT MONTH WHEN WE
REPORT TO OUR BOARD. AND THAT
WAS NOT ANY SMALL FEET IT
ACTUALLY TOOK A LOT OF HARD WORK
AND A LOT OF SUPPORT FROM THE
LEGISLATURE WHEN WE THINK ABOUT
THE LAST FIVE YEARS OF
INVESTMENTS. CHANGES IN
LEGISLATION AS WELL AS A LOT OF
HARD WORK FROM OUR STUDENTS AND
OUR FACULTY AS WELL. IN ROMAN IS
SLOWLY RECOVERING AND WE EXPECT
THE SAME THING- REPORTING TO OUR
BOARD AND OF COURSE TO ALL OF
YOU IN THE NEXT TWO MONTHS.
HAPPY TO SHARE ON PAGE SEVEN
THAT OUR ENROLLMENT IS UP BY TWO
POINT 4% OVERALL NUMERICALLY IT
IS HIGHER THAN THE NATIONAL
AVERAGE FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES.
AND I'M PROUD TO SAY THAT ON A
MONTH THAT IS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
MONTH HERE IN CALIFORNIA IT'S
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
MONTH. WE'RE UP TWO POINT 4% AND
THAT IS IMPORTANT IT SHOWS THAT
THERE IS A LOT OF MORE WORK
AHEAD BUT THAT WE'RE HEADING IN
THE RIGHT DIRECTION. FOR US IN
WHAT I WANT TO POINT OUT IS THE
MOST IMPORTANT PART IS ARE WE
SERVING THE RIGHT POPULATION ARE
WE SERVING CALIFORNIANS. AND
THIS IS THE MOST EXCITING PART
WE ARE SEEING. THAT THE NUMBER
OF STUDENTS THE POPULATIONS THAT
WE WERE LOSING DURING THIS
PANDEMIC IS NOW REVERSING. SO
YOU SEE INCREASES IN LATINO
STUDENT POPULATIONS THAT GREW BY
FIVE POINT SEVEN PERCENT. YOU
SEE THAT ARE NATIVE AMERICAN
ALASKAN NATIVE STUDENT
ENROLLMENT GREW BY FIVE POINT
FOUR PERCENT. AND OUR BLACK
STUDENT ENROLLMENT GREW BY FIVE
POINT THREE PERCENT. IT SHOWS
THAT WE'RE HEADED IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION. BUT WE ALSO NEED TO
STAY FOCUSED. ON RETENTION AND
COMPLETION. RIGHT OUR STUDENTS
HAVE NOW RETURNED AND IT IS NOT
OUR JOB TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY
CAN COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION. ON
SLIDE EIGHT WE ARE SHOWING YOU
THE KEY AREAS THAT- WHAT WHAT IT
WILL TAKE TO A LINE TO THE
GOVERNOR'S ROAD MAP I MENTIONED
EARLIER THAT THERE'S ALREADY A
LOT OF ALIGNMENT. BUT THAT YOUR
AGENDA HIGHLIGHTED SOME OF THE
METRICS THE NEW GOALS THAT NEED
TO BE ESTABLISHED. IT IS AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR US TO BE BOLDER.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SYSTEM TO
TRANSFORM. AND IT IS HAPPENING
AT A VERY EXCITING TIME. LATE
FEBRUARY OUR BOARD ANNOUNCED THE
OFFICIAL HIRING OF DOCTOR SONYA
CHRISTIAN. SHE IS A RENOWNED
SCHOLAR IN OUR SYSTEM KNOWN
NATIONALLY DOCTOR SONYA
CHRISTIAN WILL BEGIN HER FIRST
DAY ON JUNE FIRST. AND IF THE
NAME SOUNDS FAMILIAR IT'S
BECAUSE SHE'S ACTUALLY ONE OF
THE STARS IN OUR SYSTEM THAT HAS
BEEN LEADING DUAL ENROLLMENT FOR
THE STATE. IN KERN COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICT. HE IS ALSO A
LEADER AS WE THINK ABOUT
BACCALAUREATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
PARTICULARLY IN THE WORK FORCE
SO AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR. ON THE
FUTURE OF REALLY TECHNOLOGY
AUTOMATION. SO WE'RE EXCITED TO
WELCOME CHANCER CHRISTIAN I HOPE
THAT YOU WILL GET TO MEET OUR
VERY SOON- WHAT I WILL SHARE
ALSO ABOUT HER IS THAT SHE IS
SOMEONE WHO DEEPLY UNDERSTANDS
WHAT IT MEANS TO SERVE THIS
COMMUNITY. HE CAME TO THIS
COUNTRY AS AN INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT. AND THEN EARNED HER
ADVANCED DEGREES HERE IN
CALIFORNIA BECAME A DOCTOR OF
MATHEMATICS. AND JOINS OUR
SYSTEM AS A STATE TRANSFER THE
LEVIN STATE CHANCELLOR HE WILL
BE THE FIRST WOMAN TO SERVE IN
THIS ROLE PERMANENTLY.
PERMANENTLY YOU MEAN THEY'VE
BEEN CEMENT TRUMP'S THERE HAVE
BEEN MANY IN TRUMP'S YES. AND
THE MOST EXCITING PART IS SHE
UNDERSTANDS OUR STUDENTS OUR
STUDENTS BASIC NEEDS. FOR DOCTOR
CHRISTIAN SHE UNDERSTANDS THAT
WE CANNOT THINK ABOUT OUR
STUDENTS AND THEIR SUCCESS OF WE
ARE NOT TALKING AND REBUILDING
AND THINKING ABOUT BASIC NEEDS.
ON SLIDE NINE I SHARE WITH YOU
WHAT SHE SHARED AND I'LL JUST
READ IT OUT LOUD THESE ARE THE
WORDS FROM DR CHRISTIAN. WE
CONTINUE TO FACE MANY CHALLENGES
BUT I TRULY BELIEVE OUR GREATEST
CHALLENGES ENABLE US TO DO OUR
GREATEST WORK. WE ARE CALLED TO
DESIGN THE MOST VIBRANT
RESILIENT AND EFFECTIVE LEARNING
ENVIRONMENT EVER. WE ARE CALLED
TO DO THIS WORK AT SCALE NOT
EVENTUALLY BUT NOW AND WE WILL
WORK WITH A SHARED VISION THAT
KEEPS STUDENTS FIRST. AS A PART
OF THAT I LOOK FORWARD TO
ANSWERING ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY
HAVE BEEN OF COURSE DISCUSSING
THE NEXT FEW. AREAS OF INTEREST
THAT YOU HAVE THANK YOU VERY
MUCH WE REALLY APPRECIATE YOU
BEING HERE AND YOUR COMMENTS
AND- WE'LL DO OUR QUESTIONS
AFTER EVERY PANELIST IT'S
PRESENTED SO GO TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. THE NEW.
MADISON SHEFFIELD BERMAN OF
FINANCE. THAT WE HAVE NO
SPECIFIC PRESENTATION FOR THIS
ITEM AND HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY
QUESTIONS. GREAT THANK YOU AND
THEN WE'LL GO TO THE LARGEST.
EXCUSE ME THE LEGISLATIVE
ANALYST. AUSTIN HAUSEN WITH THE
ANALYST'S OFFICE. WE'RE HERE TO
ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT
HAVE IF YOU WANT TO TALK MORE
ABOUT THE AUDIT HAVE QUESTIONS
ABOUT THE AUDIT ROAD MAP HAPPY
TO DISCUSS THAT. OKAY AND JUST
BEFORE WE GET TO QUESTIONS WE
HAVE A QUORUM PRESENT TO THEM
AND ASK THAT THE ROLE BE COLD
AND WE ESTABLISH A QUORUM.
SENATOR LAYERED HERE CENTER
LAYERED HERE CENTERMAN. CENTERS
SMALL CUEVAS CENTER SMALLER
CUEVAS HERE CENTER TROUBLED
CENTER TOLD VOGUE. WE HAVE A
QUORUM THANK YOU VERY MUCH. OKAY
NOW WILL MOVE TO OUR QUESTIONS
AND- I HAD A- FEW AND I'VE-
FIRST OF ALL LET ME JUST SAY.
THE TO THE INTERIM CHANCELLOR I
REALLY APPRECIATED YOUR COMMENTS
AND YOU KNOW DID. YOU TRIGGERED
ONE THING WHEN I WAS A
COMMUNITY. YOU SAID FIVE DOLLARS
FOR EVERY ONE DOLLAR. IN WHEN I
WAS A TRUSTEE AND THAT'S BEEN
OVER TWENTY YEARS AGO THERE USED
TO BE THE STATISTIC. THAT THE
DIFFERENCE IN EARNING POWER OVER
THE LIFE OF A CAREER OF A
COMMUNITY COLLEGE GRADUATE WAS.
AT THAT POINT THREE HOW THOUSAND
DOLLARS DO YOU HAVE ANY UPDATED
STATISTICS DO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT
IS NOW. YOU CAN RECALL THE EXACT
AMOUNT BUT OUT I'M SORRY
APOLOGIES GOOD MORNING THAT
NEVER AT- INTO DEPUTY INTO THE
CALIFORNIA COLLEGES THANK YOU
FOR. THE OPPORTUNITY TO CONNECT
WE HAVE A ROBUST STUDY THAT WE
DID LAST YEAR ON THE ECONOMIC
IMPACT OF OUR COMMINGLED JUST
WOULD LOVE TO SHARE THAT SO YOU
CAN SEE. WHAT WE DO KNOW IS ON
THE AGGREGATE- OUR CONTRIBUTION
IS COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO THE
STATE IS A HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGHT BILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY.
AND THIS IS THROUGH BOTH THE
ACROSS ECONOMIC IMPACT THAT OUR
COLLEGES HAVE AS EMPLOYERS BUT
ALSO ON THE RETURN ON
INVESTMENT. UP AND FOR HIGHER
WAGES FROM THE STUDENTS THAT
ATTEND OUR COLLEGES. WILL GET
MORE DETAILS SO YOU HAVE THAT AS
WELL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. AND
THEN I WANTED TO ASK ANOTHER
QUESTION WHICH IS. A I THINK
IT'S PROBABLY TOO SOON. TO
RESPOND BUT THERE WAS A LETTER
THAT CAME. TO THE PRESIDENT
BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND THE
INCOMING CHANCELLOR IN THE
INTERIM CHANCELLOR. ABOUT THE
APPROVAL OF BACHELOR'S DEGREES
BY THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES. COULD
YOU TELL US THE STATUS OF THAT
NOW. FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF
THAT LEGISLATION. EXCUSE ME OF
COURSE HAVE A ANSWER THAT
QUESTION AND THAT THAT LETTER
WAS RECEIVED YESTERDAY ACTUALLY
IN THE AFTERNOON- BY OUR OFFICE
SO WE LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING
WITH THE AUTHORS OF THE LETTER
AND FOLLOWING UP HAPPY TO
DISCUSS. SINCE IT IS NEW BUT I
WILL FOCUS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE LEGISLATION. SO THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF A PROGRAM THAT
IS REQUIRED BY LAW WAS PASSED BY
THE LEGISLATURE LAST YEAR IT WAS
A PART OF AB NINE TWENTY SEVEN
MEDINA. AND ASTER COLLEGES TO DO
TWO THINGS ONE TO PERMANENTLY
OFFER BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
PROGRAMS. IT USED TO BE A PILOT
FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IT
NOW THAN ALLOWED BACCALAUREATE
DEGREE PROGRAMS IT ALSO ALLOWED
FOR THE EXPANSION BUT A SET A
CAP ONLY THIRTY PROGRAMS COULD
BE APPROVED ANNUALLY. AND THEY
GAVE THAT AUTHORITY TO THE BOARD
OF GOVERNORS- THERE ARE ALSO A
NUMBER OF KEY DEADLINES ARE VERY
AGGRESSIVE DEADLINES- AND I WILL
SAY CYCLE ONE OPERATED ON TIME
CYCLE TWO IS ALREADY MORE THAN
THIRTY DAYS LATE. AND THAT IS
LARGELY BECAUSE OF THE OUR
RELATIONSHIP AND CREATING BETTER
PARTNERSHIPS BEING ABLE TO SIT
DOWN. GET CLARITY ACROSS
SEGMENTS ON DEFINITIONS WHAT IS
DUPLICATION- WHAT IS EVIDENCE-
AS YOU CAN IMAGINE THOSE ARE
LONG AND EXTENSIVE CONVERSATIONS
THAT REQUIRE CONTINUOUS
IMPROVEMENT RIGHT BECAUSE WHAT
MAY BE AN ISSUE IN ONE CYCLE MAY
NOT BE AN ISSUE AND ANOTHER. FOR
US IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THAT
WE ARE BRINGING ALL OF OUR
PARTNERS A LONG BOOK FIRST AND
FOREMOST. THAT WE DON'T
COMPROMISE OUR VALUES. AND OUR
VALUES OUR STUDENTS. AND SO IF
THE PROGRAM BENEFITS OUR
STUDENTS AND THE LAW ALLOWS IT
THEN THAT IS THE NUMBER ONE
INDICATOR OF HOW WE ARE
EVALUATING- WE'RE IN THE MIDDLE
OF CYCLE TO. ALL OF THE
APPLICATIONS THAT WERE RECEIVED
I CAN TELL YOU THERE WAS. TWENTY
NINE APPLICATIONS A LOT MORE
INTEREST THAN THERE WERE A
NUMBER OF SLOTS FOR BOARD TO
CONSIDER. I DON'T HAVE AN UPDATE
BECAUSE OUT OF THOSE TWENTY NINE
LESS THAN HALF FOR THEN SENT
OVER TO OUR FOR YOUR PARTNERS
AND THEY ARE CURRENTLY UNDER
REVIEW. SO WE ARE NOWHERE NEAR
ADVANCING TO CYCLE TO IN TERMS
OF HAVING THAT INFORMATION FOR
BOARD SINCE THEY ARE CURRENTLY
UNDER DISCUSSION WITH OUR UC CSU
AN ACC YOU PARTNERS. AND I ARE.
I TOTALLY APPRECIATE THAT YOU
JUST GOT THE LETTER. EXCUSE ME I
THAT IS IT IT TOO SOON TO
RECEIVE. BUT IT'S JUST A
STATEMENT OF INTEREST ON BEHALF
OF THE LEGISLATORS AND THAT
THEY'RE VERY CONCERNED AND- NOT
THERE MIGHT NEED TO BE EVEN BY
US TALK TO DIFFERENT SEGMENTS.
TO MAKE SURE EVERYBODY'S WORKING
TOGETHER TO DO THAT SO WE LOOK
FORWARD TO THE RESPONSE WHEN YOU
CAN DO IT AND THEN. I THINK THE
LEGISLATORS WILL THEN DECIDE
WHAT THE APPROPRIATE NEXT STEPS
ARE. SO Q. AND ARM. COOL IF YOU.
ARE A LOT OF UP. SOME OF OUR
QUESTIONS OF YOU ARE ON THE
FUTURE ISSUES- ORGAN ROMIT AND
HOUSING EVEN THOUGH YOU JUST.
STARTED TO ADDRESS SOME OF LET
ME ASK IF OF MY COLLEAGUES HAVE
ANY QUESTIONS IN THIS. US
SENATOR SMALLWOOD CUEVAS- JUST A
CLARIFYING QUESTION ON THE POWER
POINT I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO
HAVE MORE DETAIL AROUND THE
ENROLLMENT- YOU YOU TALKED
ABOUT- THE INCREASE- FOUR AND-
FOR GROUPS POPULATIONS IMPACTED
BY THE PANDEMIC. I WAS CURIOUS
IT IT GREW BY FIVE POINT SEVEN
BUT FROM WHERE TO WHERE IS SORT
OF WHAT I WAS TRYING TO
UNDERSTAND AND THEN. YOU
MENTIONED WE ARE BACK. SO ARE WE
AT THE PUMP PRE PANDEMIC LEVELS
IN TERMS OF ENROLLMENT IS. IS
THE 5% TAKE US TO WE LOST 5% AND
NOW WE'RE BACK AT OUR OUR
GENERAL SORT OF SINCE THIS
LEVEL. BEFORE THE PANDEMIC I
JUST WANTED CLARIFICATION ON
THAT GOT IT NOW THANK YOU FOR
THE QUESTION SO THIS IS UP FROM
FALL TERM TO FALL TERMS SO IN
THIS CASE THE INFORMATION THAT
I'M SHARING WITH YOU THE TWO
POINT FOUR PERCENT. IS CUT IS IN
COMPARISON TO FALL OF TWENTY
TWENTY ONE RIGHT SO THE FULL
TERM- THAT'S VERY IMPORTANT
BECAUSE OUR STUDENTS ARE COMING
TO OUR CAMPUSES AND IT TAKES A
FULL TERM TO THEN GET THAT
INFORMATION THAT DATA. EXACTLY
YEAH SO THE OVERALL INCREASE WAS
TWO POINT FOUR WHAT'S IMPORTANT
TO NOTE HERE AS WELL IS THAT IN
GENERAL SINCE THE BEGINNING OF
THE PANDEMIC SO THAT'S MORE THAN
THREE YEARS OF DECLINE. WE WERE
LOOKING AT. 18% LOSS RIGHT AND
THAT WAS ALSO PART OF THE
NATIONAL AVERAGE SO WHAT I'M
SHARING WITH YOU IS WE FINALLY
TURNED THE CORNER INSTEAD OF
GOING DOWN WE ARE NOW SEEING
INCREASES AND WE EXPECT THAT TO
ALSO FOLLOW IN FALL OF TWENTY
TWENTY TWO. EXCUSE ME AND WE
HAVE. OR IS IT FOURTH ISSUE IS
ON AND ROMANI'S WELLS
RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION AND
I'M GONNA WANT TO FOLLOW UP ON
THAT RATE OF OR WHEN WE GET TO
IT. AND DID THAT COMPLETE YOUR
QUESTION THEN I HAD ONE OTHER
ONE WHICH IS- THE STATE AUDITOR
MADE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE. OF WITH
REGARD TO THE SUBJECT OF FULL
TIME FACULTY. AND I WONDERED. OF
OURS ARE YOU DO YOU BELIEVE YOU
CAN IMPLEMENT SOME OF THE
RECOMMENDATIONS ARE THE ONES
YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE HARD TIMES
WITH- WHERE DO YOU STAND IN
TERMS OF WHAT THE ORDER WAS
RECOMMENDING TWO ONE. YEAH SO
THIS IS FOR US CORRELATED TO OUR
PORTIONS MINTS HAPPY TO ANSWER
IT NOW OR WE CAN WAIT UNTIL WE
COVER THOSE FLIGHTS THE SHORT
ANSWER IS YES. AND OUT SOME
CONCERNS BUT WE ARE ALWAYS
SOLUTION ORIENTED SO WE LOOK
FORWARD WITH TO WORKING WITH ALL
OF OUR PARTNERS MMHM KAY. TEN
WHO WILL HIT ONE WEAKENED IT.
PARM AND- IT THERE'S NO FURTHER
QUESTIONS THEN WE PROBABLY. IN
THE OTHER ISSUES ARE GOING TO
START TO GET TO JUST SOME OF THE
ISSUES AND ISSUE ONE B. IS
STUDENT HOUSING. AND AT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND IT'S THE
SAME PANELISTS ALTHOUGH WE HAVE
LISTED IN A DIFFERENT ORDER SO
WE THOUGHT WE'D START WITH THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE GO TO THE
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST'S OFFICE AND
THEN GO TO THE INTRODUCTION.
SOME TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES. WE
UNDERSTAND. LAST WEEK WE HAD TO
MOVE PEOPLE UP TO THE DIS TO BE
ABLE TO MAKE SURE THEY HAVE A
LIFE MARK RIGHT. REMEMBER THAT
THE MORNING CHAIR AND MEMBERS
MACHEL NEW IN WITH THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. FOR THE
HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENT HOUSING
GRANT PROGRAM WHICH WAS
ESTABLISHED IN TWENTY TWENTY ONE
IN WHICH ALLOCATED ONE POINT
FOUR FIVE. BILLION ONE TIME
GENERAL FUND FOR. LAST YEAR'S
BUDGET IN TWENTY TWENTY TO. THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PUTS FORWARD
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION ONE TIME
GENERAL FUND FOR TWENTY TWENTY
THREE TWENTY FOUR. AND IT DOES
DELAY A PLANNED INVESTMENT OF
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY MILLION ONE
TIME GENERAL FUND. TO TWENTY
TWENTY FOUR TWENTY FIVE. FOR
THIS INTERSEGMENT ALL INVESTMENT
PROGRAM STATUTE INDICATES THAT
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES SHALL
RECEIVE 50% OF THE OVERALL
PROGRAM FUNDS. IN ADDITION THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET DELAYS THE
START OF THE STUDENT HOUSING
REVOLVING LOAN PROGRAM FROM THE
BUDGET YEAR FISCAL YEAR TWENTY
THREE TWENTY FOUR TO THE YEAR
AFTER TWENTY TWENTY FOUR TWENTY
FIVE. IT ALSO CHANGES THE
ALLOCATION FROM A SPLIT OF NINE
HUNDRED AND NINE HUNDRED MILLION
ONE TIME GENERAL FUND IN TWENTY
TWENTY THREE TWENTY FOUR AND
NINE HUNDRED MILLION ONE TIME
GENERAL FUND IN TWENTY FOUR
TWENTY FIVE. TO INSTEAD BE SIX
HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION. IN
TWENTY FOUR TWENTY FIVE AND ONE
POINT ONE FIVE BILLION IN TWENTY
FIVE TWENTY SIX. STILL THE SAME
AMOUNT BUT- DELAYED A YEAR AND
THE SPLIT ACROSS THIS YEAR'S IS
A BIT DIFFERENT. FOR THIS
INTERNAL INVESTMENT THERE IS A
TO BE. THERE IS A TO BE
DETERMINED SPLIT BETWEEN THE UC.
CSU AND THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES.
EFFECTIVELY THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET MAINTAINS THE OVERALL
FUNDING COMMITMENTS FOR THESE
YOU STUDENT HOUSING PROGRAMS BUT
GIVEN THE BUDGET OUTLOOK. THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSES
FUNDING DELAYS FOR BOTH
PROGRAMS- THE ADMINISTRATION
RECOGNIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF
AFFORDABLE STUDENT HOUSING. IT
AND REMAINS COMMITTED TO STUDENT
HOUSING BUT THE DELAYS ARE AS A
RESULT OF THE YOU KNOW THE
REVENUE OUTLOOK THAT WE'RE
SEEING AT THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
AND THE- OVERALL BUDGET
ARCHITECTURE SO. WITH THAT HAPPY
TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU
MIGHT HAVE GREAT AND THEN WE'LL
GO TO THE LEGISLATIVE ANALYST.
THANK YOU FOR POSTING HOUSING
AGAIN WITH THE ANALYST'S OFFICE.
JUST WANTED TO START BY
CLARIFYING THAT THIS IS WHAT
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT IS NON
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT GENERAL
FUND DOLLARS THAT WOULD BE
DELAYED UNDER THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET GIVEN THE BUDGET DEFICIT
THAT. JANUARY BUDGET IDENTIFIES.
LATER ISSUES WILL BE FOR THE
MOST PART TALKING OF
PROPOSITION. NINETY EIGHT
DOLLARS. SO FOR THESE TWO
PROPOSALS ON THE CONSTRUCTION
GRANT DELAY AND THE REVOLVING
LOAN FUND DELAY WE OFFER VARIOUS
ISSUES AND OPTIONS FOR
LEGISLATIVE CONSIDERATION. FIRST
THE- GOVERNOR'S JANUARY BUDGET
IDENTIFIED A BUDGET PROBLEM OF
ABOUT TWENTY BILLION DOLLARS.
WITH ANNUAL OPERATING DEFICITS
BEYOND THE BUDGET YEAR. AND
BASED ON RECENT REVENUE
COLLECTIONS AND ECONOMIC DATA
ARE PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS
SUGGESTS THAT THE BUDGET
PROBLEM. WILL LIKELY BE EVEN
LARGER IN MAY. AND THAT WOULD
NECESSITATE MORE BUDGET
SOLUTIONS- SO IN LIGHT OF THIS
LIKELY MORE SERIOUS BUDGET
PICTURE THAT THE STATE IS
FACING. ONE ALTERNATIVE TO THE
LANE THE FUNDING BY ONE YEAR
WOULD BE FOR THE LEGISLATURE TO
REMOVE FUNDING FOR THESE
PROGRAMS. THE SECOND ROUND OF
THE HOUSING GRANTS AND REVOLVING
LOAN FUND AND THEN REVISIT THE
FUNDING ONCE THE BUDGET
SITUATION IMPROVES FOR THE STATE
. AND THAT COULD BE DONE-
THROUGH SOME SORT OF TRIGGER
RESTORATION SOMETHING MORE
AUTOMATIC OR JUST SOMETHING AT
THE DISCRETION OF THE
LEGISLATURE TO RETURN TO IT. SO
COMPARED TO THE UNIVERSE OF
OTHER BUDGET. SOLUTIONS THE
LEGISLATURE MIGHT BE HAVING TO
DISCUSS AND WRESTLE WITH. WE
THINK ARE THE REMOVING
REVISITING OPTION. WOULD BE LESS
POTENTIALLY LESS DISRUPTIVE-
THAT'S BECAUSE THE STUDENT
HOUSING. OF PROJECT PROPOSALS
SUBMITTED TO THE LEGISLATURE AND
GOVERNOR JUST RECENTLY ARE IN
THE EARLY PLANNING STAGES IN THE
STATE HASN'T YET CREATED THE
REVOLVING LOAN. FUND AND SO
FUNNY WERE REMOVED- FOR NOW
THERE WOULD BE NO IMMEDIATE
IMPACT OR DISRUPTION FOR
STUDENTS. AS SINCE THE FIRST
ROUND OF THE HOUSING GRANTS WERE
ONLY RECENTLY AWARDED- THEY
STAYED ON THE IMPACT IS NOT YET
KNOWN AND SO BY REMOVING
ADDITIONAL HOUSING FUNDS. AND
THEN REVISITING NEED THE
LEGISLATURE WOULD HAVE SOME TIME
TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE IMPACT OF
THAT FIRST ROUND OF GRANTS AND
SEE DID THEY MEET- THE
LEGISLATIVE INTENT THE OVERALL
OBJECTIVES ABOUT AFFORDABILITY-
IN ABOUT ADDRESSING HOUSING AND
SECURITY. AND TO THE EXTENT THE
LEGISLATURE SEES THE FIRST ROUND
IS HAVING THE DESIRED EFFECT
LEGISLATURE COULD THEN YOU-
PROVIDE MONEY FOR THE SECOND
ROUND. OF AGAIN ONCE THE BUDGET
SITUATION IMPROVES AND YOU HAVE
SOME MORE FOR OUR MONEY TO WORK
WITH. SO IF THE LEGISLATURE
THOUGH STILL WANTED TO DO
SOMETHING MORE IMMEDIATELY
DIDN'T WANT AT THE WEIGHT. I
WANTED TO DO SOMETHING AROUND
STUDENT HOUSING THE LEGISLATURE
COULD LOOK IT PRIORITIZING THE
LOAN PROGRAM OVER THE GRANT
PROGRAMS TO THE REVOLVING LOAN
PROGRAM AND TO DO THAT IN THE
BUDGET YEAR. THE STATE LIKELY
WOULD GET MORE AFFORDABLE BEDS
UNDER THE LOAN PROGRAM THAN THE
GRANT PROGRAM. THAT'S BECAUSE
THE GRANT PROGRAM IS KIND OF A
ONE SHOT DEAL WHERE IS A
REVOLVING LOAN. APPROACH THAT
MODEL BY ITS VERY NATURE IS
REPLENISHING AND ONGOING BECAUSE
THE STATE WOULD LOAN OUT THE
MONEY. CAMPUSES WOULD WOULD
BUILD THE FACILITY START
COLLECTING MONEY AND THEN USE
THAT MONEY TO REPLENISH THE LOAN
FUND WHICH AND THEN COULD GO OUT
TO OTHERS- SO OF THE LOAN
PROGRAM ALSO HAS ZERO COST
FINANCING. SO THE ZERO INTEREST
TO- TO THE COLLEGES WHICH MIGHT
BE ALL THAT SOME HOUSING
PROJECTS NEED TO BECOME
FINANCIALLY VIABLE AND GIVEN
INTEREST RATES WHERE THEY ARE
THAT MIGHT BE. WHAT CAMPUSES WE
NEED AND THEY MIGHT SEE THAT AS
AN ATTRACTIVE OPTION. SO IF THE
LEGISLATURE WANTED TO DO SOME
AMOUNT OF CONSTRUCTION GRANTS IN
THE BUDGET YEAR. A LEGISLATURE
COULD PRIORITIZE UNIVERSITY
PROJECTS OR WHICH WHICH COULD
INCLUDE INTERSEGMENT ALL
PROJECTS WITH THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES- THE
UNIVERSITIES HAVE HAD A LONG
HISTORY OF. BUILDING AND
OPERATING RESIDENTIAL HOUSING.
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS FOR
STUDENTS AND AS WE'VE NOTED IN
EARLIER HEARING UNIVERSITIES-
LIKELY WOULD HAVE A HIGHER
PRIOR. PROBABILITY OF
IMPLEMENTING THEM SUCCESSFULLY.
NOW THE LEGISLATURE DID WANT TO
DO CONSTRUCTION GRANTS WANTED TO
GET THE CONSTRUCTION BACKGROUNDS
TO THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN THE
BUDGET YEAR- WE THINK THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE IS RANKING
SYSTEM FOR THE TWENTY ONE
PROJECTS. IS REASONABLE AND YOU
CAN SEE THAT ON YOUR AGENDA
PAGES TWELVE THROUGH FOURTEEN
YOU CAN SEE THE PROJECTS AND HOW
THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE RANK
THEM USING STATUTORY CRITERIA.
OUT WE WOULD SUGGEST THE
LEGISLATURE START WITH THE
HIGHEST RANK PROJECTS AND THEN-
FUND DEPENDING ON WHAT THE
BUDGET CAN ACCOMMODATE IN THE
BUDGET YEAR- AND OUT HERE. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU AND THEN WE'LL GO
TO THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE. THE
OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS. NOT JUST
HOUSING BUT FOR THIS POPULATION
OF STUDENTS FOR THESE TYPES OF
CALIFORNIANS AFFORDABLE HOUSING
AND I WANT TO THANK OUR
COLLEAGUES HERE. FOR THE
ANALYSIS I HAVE HERE WITH ME
DEPUTY CHANCELLOR LIZ THAT NEVER
AT DOCTOR NEVER AT AND SHE'S
GONNA COVER SLIDES TEN AN ONWARD
BUT LET ME JUST SHARE WITH YOU.
FOR US AND THE BOARD OF
GOVERNORS SPECIFICALLY THE WORK
AFTER THIS LEGISLATURE TOOK
HISTORIC ACTION TO ACTUALLY
CREATE AFFORDABLE STUDENT
HOUSING COMMUNITY COLLEGES. LET
US TO REALLY CREATE A MODEL THAT
REQUIRED OUR COLLEGES TO HAVE
HOLISTIC SUPPORTS WHEN THEY ARE
BUILDING HOUSING. THAT IS WHAT
MAKES THIS TYPE OF HOUSING
UNIQUE. IT IS MEANT TO NOT ONLY
PROVIDE YES A FILTER BUT ALSO
OUR COLLEGES ARE THINKING ABOUT
CHILD CARE THEY'RE THINKING
ABOUT FOOD PANTRIES THEY'RE
THINKING ABOUT THE HOLISTIC
APPROACH TO HELP STUDENTS
SUCCEED. AND IN AN AFFORDABLE
WAY WE DID A STUDY A SYSTEM WIDE
STUDY IN TWENTY NINETEEN BEFORE
THIS PANDEMIC. 60% OF OUR
STUDENTS WERE FOOD AND HOUSING
AND SECURE 19% OF THE TOLD US
THAT THEY WERE HOMELESS. AND
DESPITE THAT THEY PERSISTED
THOSE NUMBERS HAVE CERTAINLY
PROBABLY SHIFTED. WHAT IS
IMPORTANT HERE FOR US TO
REMEMBER IS THAT WE ARE A
CRITICAL SOLUTION. TO THE
HOUSING CRISIS IN THE STATE AND
SO AS YOU CONSIDER ALL THE
OPTIONS IN FRONT OF YOU I LEAVE
YOU WITH THAT IN THE ASKED
DOCTOR NEVER READ TO ADDRESS
LIGHTS TEN. AND ONWARD. CAN OF
THE- AND CHAIR LAYER. THANK YOU
AGAIN FOR. PRIORITIZING A
DISCUSSION ABOUT AFFORDABLE
STUDENT HOUSING TODAY- WHAT THE
LEGISLATURE DID WHEN THEY
APPROVED AFFORDABLE STUDENT
HOUSING IN TWENTY TWENTY ONE WAS
HISTORIC- AND IT WAS HISTORIC
BECAUSE- YOU WERE LEVERAGING
BOTH THE- ALIGNMENT OF. A HIGHER
EDUCATION. OUR PARTNERSHIPS
ACROSS VARIOUS SEGMENTS BUT ALSO
USING RESOURCES FOR THE STATE TO
REALLY TACKLE ONE OF THE BIGGEST
ISSUES THAT WE'RE FACING RIGHT
NOW WHICH IS A HOUSING SHORTAGE.
AND THEN AS A RESULT A BASIC
NEEDS- ISSUE THAT OUR STUDENTS-
AS HE ANSWERED AND SALAS MENTION
HAVE SEEN OVER AND OVER WITH A
ONE IN FOUR EXPERIENCE SOME FORM
OF HOUSING AND SECURITY. THE
WHEN THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF
BECAME THE ADMINISTRATORS OF THE
AFFORDABLE STUDENT HOUSING
PROGRAM ONE OF THE KEY THINGS
THAT WE DID WAS ESTABLISH A SET
OF RECOMMENDATIONS AND A LOOK AT
REGULATIONS THAT WE WILL ADVANCE
IN ORDER TO IMPLEMENT. AND SO
I'VE INCLUDED WHAT OUR MISSION
STATEMENT IS ALL FOR THE
AFFORDABLE STUDENT HOUSING THE
EXPECTATIONS THAT WE SET FOR OUR
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN COLLEGES
ACROSS THE STATE AND IT BEGINS
WITH A FOCUS ON I BELIEVE. ON
AFFORDABILITY- AND WE THINK
ABOUT FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
AND MORE IMPORTANTLY STUDENT
CENTERED DESIGN. I WANT TO
HIGHLIGHT THIS BECAUSE IT REALLY
SHOWS YOU HOW DIFFERENT OUR
PROJECTS ARE FROM THOSE AT UC
AND CSU WE DIDN'T ENTER THE
HOUSING SPACE JUST TO HAVE
HOUSING WE ENTERED FOR A VERY
SPECIFIC PURPOSE AND THAT
PURPOSE IS TO ADDRESS
AFFORDABILITY. AND BASIC NEEDS
OF OUR STUDENTS WE DON'T WANT TO
SEE THEM ON THE STREETS WE DON'T
WANT TO SEE THEM AND PARKING
LOTS WE WANT TO SEE THEM HOUSE
WITH DIGNITY. AND IN A WAY THAT
CAN HELP THEM ACHIEVE THEIR
ACADEMIC GOALS. AND ECONOMIC
MOBILITY FOR THEM AND THEIR
FAMILY PLEASE. SO ON WEAKER NOW
WE HAVE AN- AFFORD SOON HOUSE
UNIT WITH THE CHANCE OFFICE.
WE'RE WORKING WITH OUR STUDENT
HOUSING PARTNERS- AND- EXPECT TO
SEE A DOUBLING OF AFFORDABLE
STUDENT HOUSING BEDS ON OUR
CAMPUSES. WHAT YOU WILL SEE AT
THE CAMPUSES THAT HAVE BROKEN
GROUND IS THAT THE EXPECT TO
HAVE RENTS ANYWHERE RANGING FROM
FOUR HUNDRED TO SIX HUNDRED
DOLLARS. A VERY AFFORDABLE- AND
ESPECIALLY FOR SOME OF THE
REGIONS IN THE STATE THAT HAVE
HIGH COST. WE ALSO HAVE SEEN
INNOVATIVE MODELS WHERE COLLEGES
ARE REALLY- COLLABORATING WITH
THEIR COMMUNITIES TO ENDOW BEDS.
TO INTEGRATE OTHER SUPPORT
SERVICES SUCH AS TUTORING AS
PART OF THESE PROJECTS SO THAT
WE CAN ENSURE THAT THE STUDENTS
ARE SUCCESSFUL. AND SO- IN ORDER
TO ANALYZE THE POTENTIAL FOR
THIS NEXT ROUND WE- ARE
INSTITUTED- A ROBUST RANKING
SYSTEM THAT INCLUDED SCORING
THAT SCORING INFORMATION IS
AVAILABLE ON SLIDE SIXTEEN. SO
WE INCLUDED BOTH THE
CONSIDERATIONS AND DATA POINTS
THAT WERE REQUESTED AS PART OF
THE- THE- STATUTE. BUT WE ALSO
ADDED VERY SPECIFIC COMMUNITY
COLLEGE ARE ELEMENTS THAT WOULD
TELL US. WHAT IS THE READY NESS
OF THE COLLEGE TO INSTITUTE AND
BE SUCCESSFUL IN IMPLEMENTING
AFFORDABLE STUDENT HOUSING WE
LOOKED AT WHAT ARE SOME OF THE
PARTNERSHIPS THAT HAVE BEEN
ESTABLISHED. AND WE ALSO LOOK AT
THE ANCILLARY SERVICES AGAIN SO
THAT THEY'RE NOT JUST BRICK AND
MORTAR THEY ARE A ROBUST STUDENT
LIFE IN ACADEMIC STRATEGY FOR
SUCCESS. WE ALSO TAKE VERY
SERIOUSLY FINANCIAL
SUSTAINABILITY WE RECOGNIZE THAT
WE ARE STEWARDS OF PUBLIC
DOLLARS AND SO AS PART OF OUR
IMPLEMENTATION WE PROVIDED A
TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP
CALCULATOR WHERE COLLEGES CAN
DETERMINE THE REVENUE THAT THEY
WOULD RECEIVE. THE INVESTMENT
FROM THE STATE AND THEN CONSIDER
THEIR OVERALL COSTS FOR THIRTY
YEARS SO THAT THEY CAN PLAN
AHEAD- AND HAVE- THIS IS THE
SINGLE PROJECTS. WHAT WE SEE
WITH THAT IS THAT IN A- LOAN
PROGRAM COLLEGES CAN'T KEEP
AFFORDABLE RENTS AND SO THAT IS
A VALID DISTINCTION WE DON'T
HAVE BEEN DOWN MEANS WE DON'T
HAVE EXISTING REVENUE FROM PRIOR
HOUSING PROJECTS TO TAP INTO.
THE PAID BACK THAT LOAN AND SO
THE AFFORDABILITY THAT WAS
PROVIDING THESE GRANTS IS SO
CRITICAL FOR THAT PURPOSE. I
JUST WANT TO END WITH- THERE ARE
MANY PROJECTS THAT HAVE BROKEN
GROUND WE HOPE THAT YOU'LL JOIN
US AT SOME OF THOSE THE NEXT
ONES NOW WE HAVE SIERRA COLLEGE-
RECENTLY HAD A PROJECT LAKE
TAHOE IS EXPECTING- NOW THAT
THIS SNOW IS A SUBSIDING THEY
WILL CONTINUE THEIR-
CONSTRUCTION. BUT WE HOPE THAT
YOU'LL SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT
LIFE CHANGING OPPORTUNITIES THAT
HOUSING CAN PROVIDE FOR ONE
POINT EIGHT MILLION STUDENTS
THANK YOU. THANK YOU AND THANKS
TO ALL THREE OF YOU AND I THINK
. TO KICK THIS ITEM OFF FROM OUR
SIDE OF FOR MYSELF AND THEN WE
CAN SEE WHAT THE OTHER MEMBERS-
SAY. I'D LIKE TO SORT OF MAKE A
STATEMENT ABOUT WHAT I THINK OUR
DIRECTION SHOULD BE A GIVEN
EVERYTHING WE WERE JUST
PRESENTED AND- THE REASON WE
WERE DOING THIS. WAS BASICALLY
THAT WHEN I WAS A COMMUNITY
COLLEGE TRUSTEE AND I HAVEN'T
BEEN FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS WE
NEVER HEARD ABOUT HOUSING AND
SECURITY IT IT'S THE COMMUNITY
IT'S PEOPLE BASED IN THE
COMMUNITY YOU FELT WAS THE SOLE
SUPPORT SYSTEM AND NOW. I ASK
EVERY TIME I GO ON A CAMPUS WHAT
IS YOUR HOMELESS POPULATION OR
WHERE'S OUR HOUSING- IN SECURITY
AND IT'S BETWEEN ONE AND FIVE
PERCENT. JUST ON BASIC ON HOUSED
AND THEN THE HOUSING AND
SECURITY SUBSTANTIAL OF PAST
THAT. AND SO WE REALLY WANT THIS
BAND LAST YEAR EVEN THOUGH THERE
WERE NEGOTIATIONS AFTER IT LEFT
THE SUB COMMITTEE. IT WAS MY
DESIRE. THAT WE LOOK THIS
PROGRAM WAS COMPLETELY
OVERSUBSCRIBED WE DID TWO
BILLION. IN THE FIRST YEAR I
GUESS THAT WAS IN TWENTY TWENTY
ONE. THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE ALL
THREE SEGMENTS AND BE OVER THREE
YEARS AND WAS OVER SUBSCRIBED
AFTER ONE YEAR. AND THEN WE
ADDED A BILLION AND A HALF LAST
YEAR SO. WE GOT TO THREE AND A
HALF AGO AND- AND ITS OVER
SUBSCRIBED. AND NOW WE HAVE A
RECOMMENDATION TO SLOW IT DOWN
AND IT WAS MY DESIRE LAST YEAR.
TO GO TO THE BACKLOG OF ANYBODY
THAT IT APPLIED FOR A GRANT. AND
DEAL WITH THAT BACKLOG BEFORE
YOU HAD THE LAWN PROGRAM. AND I
RECOGNIZE THAT LOAN VERSUS
GRANT. IS DIFFERENT TO COMMUNITY
COLLEGES THAN IT IS FOR THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AND
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
SYSTEM BECAUSE THEY HAVE
HISTORIC HOUSING PROGRAMS. THEY
HAVE BUILT IN ABILITIES TO. AND
TO BUILD AT AND HAVE THAT PAID
BACK AND THIS IS NEW FOR
COMMUNITY COLLEGES FIFTY IF YOU
LOOKED AT. WHAT WAS IN OUR CHEN
TO PACK IT IN A LIST OF WHO
PROVIDES THERE'S ONE. I CAN'T
REMEMBER THERE'S ONE WHERE EIGHT
HUNDRED UNITS HAVE BEEN BUILT
UNTIL THAT HAPPENED. ORANGE
COAST COLLEGE UNTIL THAT
HAPPENED IT WAS ALMOST ENTIRELY
PLACES WHERE STUDENTS CAME FROM
SO FAR THAT THEY HAD TO HAVE
DORM SPACE AT THE COLLEGES SO
THEY WEREN'T DOING A- A TWO HOUR
THREE HOUR ROUND TRIP. TO GO TO
SCHOOL REGULARLY THAT WAS THE
REASON THAT WAS HOUSING AT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND I
PERSONALLY. DO NOT SUPPORT.
DELAYING THIS AND I THINK PART
OF THE PROBLEM IS I MEAN WHETHER
IN A SMALL AMOUNT OR A BIG
AMOUNT AND I FELT OBLIGATED TO
SAY THIS. BECAUSE THE
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST IT IS ALWAYS
LOOKING AT WAYS THAT WE CAN
PLUG. PLUG BUDGET HOLES AND
THINKS THAT THE PLANNING ISN'T
VERY FAR ALONG. BUT THE REASON
THE PLANNING ISN'T VERY FAR
ALONG IS WE CAN NEVER GIVES
SECURITY TO THE PEOPLE BUILDING
TO KNOW THAT THE MONEY'S THERE
AND THAT THEY CAN ACTUALLY MOVE
AHEAD AND DO IT. AND IF WE KEEP
KICKING IT DOWN THE ROAD. THAT'S
NOT GONNA WORK AND IF IT IS. A
GRANT VERSUS LOANS COMMUNITY
COLLEGES IS DISADVANTAGED UNLESS
IT'S A GRANT SO IN THE IDEAL
WORLD. WE WOULD NOT DELAY WE
WOULD DO GRANTS S. AND WE WOULD
GIVE THE INDIVIDUAL CAMPUSES TO
SECURITY. A TO KNOW THAT THEY'RE
DOING THAT IT THAT THEY CAN MOVE
AHEAD ESPECIALLY SINCE ITS OVER
SUBSCRIBED AND THAT. IS IN THE
IDEAL WORLD WE'RE GONNA FIGURE
OUT HAVE TO FIGURE OUT WAYS TO
MOVE PAST. OUR WHAT WE'VE
ALREADY FUNDED EVEN THOUGH
THERE'S RECOMMENDATIONS IN THE
BUDGET. THAT WE SHORT SOME OF IT
TO TRY TO PUSH THINGS TO THE- TO
THE FUTURE YEARS AND SO. THERE'S
THAT AN N. AS I THINK IT GENERAL
DIRECTION DID THAT I FEEL FOR
THIS AND- AND FOR THE I KNOW
THEIR STUDENTS HERE THAT ARE
WONDERING. WHAT IS THIS BUDGET
PROCESS AND IT AND SO THE
GOVERNOR DOES A PROPOSAL IN
JANUARY. AND WHAT WE ARE HAVING.
HEARINGS OVER TWO MONTHS TO VET
THE ENTIRE PROPOSAL AND GIVE
SOME DIRECTION AND HOPE. THAT
WHEN THE REVISED MAY BUDGET
COMES OUT IN THE MIDDLE OF MAY
DAY I'VE HEARD SOME OF OUR
CONCERNS AND THE DATE COULD JOSH
THE BUDGET. AND IF THEY HAVEN'T
HEARD THE CONCERNS AND WE STILL
FEEL STRONGLY AND WE CAN FIGURE
OUT HOW TO FUND IT THAT'S OUR
JOB AND CLOSING DOWN THE BUDGET
IS TO TRY TO MOVE IT. TO A
DIFFERENT DIRECTION AND I THINK
THIS IS ONE OF THE ISSUES. THAT
WILL BE CENTRAL TO THAT. AND SO
THEN LET ME ASK A COUPLE OF
QUESTIONS AND I DON'T KNOW
WHETHER IT'S- THE SYSTEM MORE
FINANCE THAT'S THAT'S BEST
ANSWER. BUT THE FIRST ONE IS I
THINK THERE WERE FOUR PROPOSALS
LISTED. VETERAN ENGINE JOINT
PROPOSALS AND I KNOW MY HOME ONE
THE PRESIDENT OF CARILLO IS HERE
BRIEL PARTNERS WITH. UC SANTA
CRUZ FOR OVER SIX HUNDRED BEDS.
GIVEN THE FACT THAT WE HAD A
CERTAIN FUNDING POT FOR YOU SEE
A CERTAIN FUNDING POT FOR
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. HOW TO THE
FOR. THAT WOULD HAVE THE
POTENTIAL OF TAPPING INTO BOTH
POTS. BE FUNDED. AGAINST THOSE
POTS- NEW IN DEPARTMENT. SO
THERE WAS ONE INTER SEGMENTAL
PROJECT THAT WAS FUNDED IN THE
TWENTY TWENTY TO BUDGET ACT AND
THE WAY THAT- THE WAY THAT. IT
WAS SPLIT UP WITH IN TERMS OF
THE APPROPRIATION WAS.
ESSENTIALLY HALF OF IT WAS FROM
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SHARE. AND
THEN HALF OF IT WAS FROM. THIS
DECK CAL STATE UNIVERSITY SHARE-
AND- YOU KNOW DEPENDING ON THE
SLIT ABED THEME YOU COULD
POTENTIALLY PROPOSE A DIFFERENT
SPLIT FOR YOU KNOW ANY OF THE
INTERSEGMENT ALL PROJECTS BUT
LAST YEAR WE JUST DID A FIFTY
FIFTY. SPLIT SO THAT. HALF WAS
TAKEN FROM ONE SEGMENT SHARE IN
HALF A SECOND FROM THE OTHER
SEGMENTS SHARE. IN WHICH TO.
WEAR THOSE PARTNERING THAT YOU
JUST NINE IMPERIAL VALLEY
COLLEGE AND SAN DIEGO STATE
BECAUSE THE INTERESTING THING IS
THAT IT IN THE POWER POINT
THERE'S FOR OTHERS. ALL RIGHT
THAT WAS A BIG I BELIEVE THAT
WAS PART OF THE RECENTLY. THE
RECENT ROUND OF APPLICATIONS
THAT WERE- SOLUTION WILL NOT
RECENT ROUND OF APPLICATIONS
LET'S JUST SAY THERE'S ENOUGH
MONEY. TO DO WELL FOR HOW WILL
THE SPLIT BE DETERMINED FOR
THOSE FOR SINCE THEIR
INTERSEGMENT. WELL I THINK
THAT'S LIKE LEASE YOU KNOW
SUBJECT TO CONVERSE
CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN. YOU KNOW
AT THE LEGISLATURE- I THINK YOU
COULD USE THE SAME FIFTY FIFTY
SPLIT THAT WAS USED IN AND LAST
YEAR'S BUDGET IF I WOULD SAY.
THAT SEEMS REASONABLE IF EACH OF
THOSE PROJECTS ARE ROUGHLY A
FIFTY FIFTY SPLIT IN TERMS OF
BEDS- IF THERE WAS. YOU KNOW IF
FOR ANY DIFFERENT INTERSECTIONAL
PROJECTS A ONE CAMPUS HAD 25%
ANOTHER CAMPUS THAT 75% I THINK
MAY BE TOTALLY REASONABLE I
THINK MY QUESTION. DRILLS DOWN A
LITTLE FURTHER TO WHERE YOU
ALMOST WENT WHICH AS YOU SAID
THE LEGISLATURE SO SINCE WE
SPELLED OUT POTS FOR EACH OF THE
THREE SEGMENTS. IS IT OUR
OBLIGATION TO SAY HERE'S AN
INTERSEGMENT A PROGRAM WHICH
DEPENDED BOTH PARTS IS IT OFSTED
DOES THAT WORK CAN BE DONE
WITHOUT LEGISLATIVE ACTION IF
ANY OF THESE RISE TO THE LEVEL
OF BEING FUND. WELL THE FUNDS
NEED TO BE EX RIGHT NOW THE
FUNDS OR- THE FUNDS THE
REMAINING FUNDS FOR THIS PROGRAM
THE FIVE HUNDRED MILLION THAT
ARE BEING PROPOSED FOR THE
BUDGET YEAR. AND IN TWO HUNDRED
FIFTY MILLION FOR THE YEAR AFTER
THAT. THOSE ARE CURRENTLY SET
ASIDE RIGHT NOW THEY'RE NOT
ACTUALLY IN ANY OF THOSE SYSTEMS
BUDGETS SO ONCE THE- ONCE THERE
IS LEGISLATION THAT APPROPRIATES
FUNDING FOR THE PROJECTS THEN.
WILL NOT THAT'S GOOD I'M GONNA
GET TO THAT IN THE NEXT QUESTION
BUT IT. BUT WHAT YOU ARE SAYING
IS THE LEGISLATURE HAS TO BE THE
ONE THAT DOES THAT AND THAT'S
HOW IT HAPPENED LAST YEAR AS
WELL. LAST YEAR DURING YOU KNOW
A POSTER WITH WE ARE GETTING TO
A POINT THAT WE COULD REACH ANY
OF THESE FOUR PROJECTS. IN THIS
BUDGET YEAR. IS IT OUR
OBLIGATION TO SPELL THAT OUT IN
THE- IN THE BUDGET IN A WAY THAT
IT'S CLEAR THAT ALLOWS IT TO
MOVE AHEAD FROM BOTH POTCH. YES
SO IN THE TRAILER BILL
LEGISLATION THAT APPROPRIATED
THE FUNDING FOR THE INTERSEGMENT
ALL AND THE REST OF THE PROJECT
LAST YEAR. THERE IS A SPECIFIC
SECTION THAT SAID THESE TWO
CAMPUSES ARE IN AN INNER CITY
MIDDLE PROJECT. THIS MUCH FOR
THIS CAMPUS THIS MUCH FOR THIS
CAMP. AND YOUR WE'RE NOT GOING
TO BE IN THIS NEVER NEVER LAND
WHERE. IT COMPETES REALLY WELL
IN ONE POT AND DOESN'T COMPETE
WHILE ANOTHER AND- SCREWS THE
PROJECT. IS THAT A POSSIBILITY
I'M NOT SURE I'M UNDERSTANDING
THE QUESTION ROOM LET'S JUST SAY
THAT YOU RANK TWENTY FOR UC. AND
RANK TWENTY FOR COMMUNITY
COLLEGES AND SOMEHOW IT SECOND
COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND FORTIETH
AND YOU SEE. THAT'S TOTALLY
HYPOTHETICAL BUT I'M JUST TRYING
TO SAY IS. IS THERE POTENTIAL
FOR PROJECT GETTING SCREWED INTO
. A SITUATION LIKE THAT. IRWIN
I'M NOT SURE YEAH I'M I HAVE. A
LARGE DON'T WANT ON JULY FIFTH.
FOR SOMEBODY TO COME UP TO ME
AND SAY WE WERE SCREWED I'M
TRYING TO DO THIS IN ADVANCE.
YOU KNOW THAT'S- THE ISSUE HERE
SO LET'S JUST. STIPULATE THAT I
PUT THAT ON YOUR RADAR SCREEN
AND YOU'RE GONNA FIGURE IT OUT.
BUT IT LEADS TO MY NEXT
QUESTION. WHICH I'M TOTALLY
CONFUSED BECAUSE I LIVE IN A
WORLD AND IT HAPPENS AND
TRANSPORTATION. WHERE DID YOU
KNOW I'M THIS. THE HIGHWAY
PROJECT IN THE DISTRICT IN SAN
LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. AND I KEEP.
PUSHING CALTRANS TO TELL ME HOW
FAR DOWN THE POT DAY HALF THE
FUND TO REACH THIS PROJECT AND I
LOOK FOR THAT LEVEL OF CLARITY
TO KNOW IF WE PUT EIGHT HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS. IN THE-
WHATEVER IT'S CALLED THE- THE
COMPLETE STREETS PROGRAM WE
REACHED THIS PROJECT OR
SOMETHING. WHAT I WAS TOTALLY
CONFUSED ABOUT ABOUT THESE
PROJECTS IS THEY'RE JUST ALL
LISTED THERE THERE'S MORE MONEY
THAN IS AVAILABLE REGARDLESS OF
HOW MUCH WE PUT IN. AND I CAN'T
TELL HOW THEY'RE RANKED TO BE
ABLE TO REACH DOWN THAT IF WE
FUNDED A CERTAIN LEVEL WHICH OF
THESE PROJECTS. ARE WE FUNDING
IS THERE ANY CLARITY TO THAT. I
CAN ADDRESS THAT RIGHT WE DID DO
A RANKING AT THE TOTAL SCORE OUT
OF A HUNDRED SO THERE ARE
SEVENTEEN PROJECTS SUBMITTED FOR
ROUND TWO WHICH IS CURRENTLY
PART OF THE DISCUSSION. I AND-
WE PROVIDED TO. THAT RANKING AND
ALL THE SCORES AND THE DATA THAT
WENT INTO THE- TWO AND THE
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES AND THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. AND SO-
IN YOUR POCKET YOU SHOULD BE
SEEING THE LIST THAT IS BASED ON
THEIR SCORES AND RANKINGS. AND
THAT INCLUDES REMAIN ON PAGE
FIFTEEN THAT'S CORRECT. AND SO
THAT. AT COMMITTEE AND NOW IS ON
THE AGENDA YEAH THE- ADVENTURE
PAGE THIRTEEN AND YOU JUMP. AND
THAT THE ONE. THE AGENDAS IN THE
ORDER OF THE RANKING. THE ONE
THAT SEEMS TO BE AND THE POWER
POINT IS ALPHABETIZED YES BY THE
NAME OF THE DISTRICT YES CORRECT
OKAY I'LL JUST FOR THAT
CONFUSION. AND SO ON WHAT THE
REASON WE DID THAT RANKING IS SO
THAT WE CAN SHOW YOU ALL OF THE
PROJECTS AND TRANSPARENCY AND
SHOW YOU EVERYTHING THAT WE
RECEIVED- ON WHAT WAS SCORED
HOW- THEY'VE FARED. IN THAT
RANKING PROCESS AND YOU'LL
NOTICE THAT PROJECTS THAT HAVE
AN INTEREST LIKE MENTAL
COMPONENT HOW TO- YOU KNOW THEY
HAD IT ACCESS TO ADDITIONAL
POINTS. AND SO ON THAT ALSO
PROVIDES YOU A TOTAL OF THE
OVERALL HOUSING NEED WE
RECOGNIZE THAT AS YOU GO THROUGH
THE RANKING YOU'D LIKELY DO
SOMETHING AS RECOMMENDED BY THE
L. A. L. WHICH IS FUNDED- BASED
ON AVAILABLE RESOURCES THAT YOU
WOULD WORK YOUR WAY. FROM THE
TOP OF THE RANK- THROUGH. YOU
KNOW THE USE OF ALL AVAILABLE
RESOURCES. AND THE- YOU KNOW I
THINK THE- NOW. MOVES AWAY FROM
THE INTERSEGMENT. SO THE FIRST
INTERSEGMENT ONE ON HERE. IS
MERCED. AND THAT SHOWS HOW IT
SPLIT RIVERSIDE SHOWS HOW IT
SPLIT. CABRILLO DOES NOT AN
HONOR AND STATE SENATOR DOESN'T
APPEAR TO EITHER. AND YOU SEE
THE REASON I'M ASKING IS THAT
I'M LOOKING FOR THE CLARITY. OF
AND I DON'T HAVE THE NUMBER
RIGHT FROM THE WITH JUST SAY WE
STICK WITH FIVE HUNDRED MILLION
FOR THIS YEAR HOW DO I KNOW HOW
FAR DOWN THIS LIST YET IF WE IF
WE DON'T DELAY THE AMOUNT THE
GOVERNOR IS PROPOSING PUTTING IT
TO THE NEXT YEAR. HOW MUCH
FURTHER DOWN THE LIST TO WE GET
HE THAT'S SOMETHING THAT'S I
THINK CLEAR BASED ON IT IT'S
JUST NOT IN OUR GENDER FACTOR
NOT IN YOUR POWER AND WE CAN
PROVIDE THAT AS WELL. THE L. A.
O. IS ANXIOUS TO CONTACT. JUST
WANTED TO ADD THAT THAT
SOMETHING ACTUALLY DON'T SENATOR
LARRY. THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
HAS PROVIDED WE CAN WORK WITH
WITH THEM TO GET YOU A CALL
ACTUALLY OF VERY NICELY LAID OUT
TABLE HERE THAT SHOWS THE
PROJECTS BY RANKING THE AMOUNT
OF THE PROJECT IN STATE MONEY
LOCAL MONEY WHETHER CENTER
SEGMENTAL OR NOT AND ALSO THE
POINTS THE NUMBER OF POINTS THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE. GAVE EACH
PROJECT THAT MOST OF THAT- DOWN
OUR AGENDA PACKET BUT IT IS NOT
THE POINTS- THE OTHER COLUMNS
ARE BUT IT DOESN'T TELL US. A
DOZEN INDEX IT AGAINST HOW MUCH
MONEY WAS AVAILABLE EITHER IN
THE PROPOSED BUDGET OR PRE
PROPOSED OR- OR WITH THE
DEFERRED AMOUNT SO THAT RATE. WE
COULD ACTUALLY SEE THE IMPACT OF
WHAT IT IS WE CAN DO THAT
QUICKLY FOR YOU- IF THE SENDER
LATE APOLOGIES WE CAN DO THAT
FOR YOU AND ACTUALLY EVEN CRATE-
A WORKS A WORKBOOK THAT ALLOWS
YOU TO POPULATE THE AMOUNT THAT
YOU HAVE AVAILABLE. AND THEN WE
SHOWED YOU WHICH PROJECTS WOULD
BE FUNDED I THINK WE WOULD LIKE
THAT BUT OF- FINANCES BEEN
TRYING TO GET INTO. YEAH I THINK
THAT WOULD BE REALLY HELPFUL- IF
I MAY JUST ADD A ANOTHER-
PROBABLY UNWANTED CONF CODE.
KIND OF DETAIL- SO THE STATUTE
INDEED THIS IS ONE OF THE FIRST
TIMES FINANCE AS IDENTIFIED TO
DETAIL MIGHT BE ON. THEM YOU'RE
JUST FREELY THROW THE DETAILS
AND USUALLY- SO STATUTE
INDICATES OVERALL PROGRAM SPLIT
50% FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES 30%
FOR. CAL STATE UNIVERSITY 20%
FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
BUT INSTEAD SHE IS THE SILENT ON
WHAT THE SPLIT WOULD BE FOR ANY
GIVEN YEAR. SO THERE'S
FLEXIBILITY IN TERMS OF YOU
KNOW- WHATEVER THAT SPLIT SHOULD
IT THE SPLIT REFERS TO THE
OVERALL PROGRAM AMOUNT WHICH
RIGHT NOW IS TWO POINT TWO
BILLION DOLLARS- IT DOESN'T SAY
WHAT THAT SPLIT IS FOR ANY ANY
GIVEN YEAR- RIGHT NOW THERE'S
APPROXIMATELY. YOU KNOW OF THE
REMAINING SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY
MILLION FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY
FIVE MILLION. REMAINING OF THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SHARE- SO JUST
WANTED TO PUT THAT OUT THERE IS
LIKE ANOTHER. YOU KNOW THIS IS
AN INTERESTING MAIL INVESTMENT
SO- I TOTALLY APPRECIATE WHAT-
THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE IS
SAYING IN TERMS OF IF YOU HAVE
THIS MUCH FOR COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. AND FUNDS DOWN TO THIS
PROJECT BUT JUST THE EXTRA LAYER
OF THAT IT IS AN INTERESTING
MENTAL INVESTMENT AND SO
CONSIDERING. WHAT PROJECTS WOULD
BE FUNDED FOR THE UC IN THE CSU
THAN THAT KIND OF. THAT THAT IS
JUST CHANGES WHAT THAT SHARE IS
FOR THE COLLEGES CARRYING ON IN
A MOMENT I'M GONNA GIVE ALL MY
COLLEAGUES A CHANCE TO WEIGH
INTO BUT I JUST FOR ME CLOSING.
I THINK THE ONE THING IS THAT I
GO. OUR INTO MY OWN DISTRICT AND
THERE'S A SENSE OF URGENCY. THAT
JUST PEOPLE WERE LIVING IN CARS
THE THINGS ARE HAPPENING AND
SOMETIMES WHEN WE HAVE A HEARING
AND WE'RE REALLY WORRIED ABOUT.
GRAPHS AND CHARTS WE LOOSE THE
URGENCY THAT THAT IS EXISTING
OUT THERE AND SO I JUST WANT TO.
INJECT THAT INTO THE DISCUSSION
BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT WE FEEL.
WHAT WENT WHEN THAT IS HAPPENING
AND SOME OF US LIVE. OR AT LEAST
HAVE CERTAIN PARTS OF OUR
DISTRICT IN VERY HIGH COST AREAS
THAT REALLY EVEN. MAKES IT WORSE
AND SO- I THINK THAT'S THE
REASON WHY THERE'S NOT AN
INTERESTED TO WEARING THIS AND
THAT'S INTEREST. IN IF AT ALL
POSSIBLE KNOCKED AWAY PART OF IT
HOME. BECAUSE THAT URGENCY WILL
REALLY FEELING AND- WHAT WHEN WE
SEE WHERE THE CUT OFFS ARE BY
THE DIFFERENT POSSIBILITIES.
WE'RE GOING TO SEE SOME OF THESE
NOT BE ABLE TO MAKE CAUGHT AND
THAT'S GOING TO BE REALLY
PAINFUL. SO THAT'S JUST
SOMETHING THAT THAT I THINK ALL
OF US ARE FEELING WHEN WE GO ON.
LET ME ASK BEFORE WE MOVE TO THE
NEXT ITEM IF THERE'S COMMENTS OR
QUESTIONS. OF THE THAT WAS A YES
INTERESTS. SOME QUITE AND- I'LL
GET TO THE OTHER. THANK YOU
MISTER CHAIR AND THEY YOU FOR
THE- CONVERSATION AND PRECIADO
BEING BETTER DATA TO KIND OF
SHOW- WHAT'S POSSIBLE AND- AND
PARTICULARLY THE LAST POINT.
THAT YOU MADE ABOUT FOLKS IN
HIGH COST AREAS I'M DISAPPOINTED
TO SEE THAT LA TRADE TECH IN IN
L. A. COUNTY CITY CREEK COLLEGE
ARE NOT. ON THIS LIST GIVEN THE
HOUSING CRISIS THAT EXISTS IN L.
A. COUNTY I THINK IT'S
SOMETHING. THEY'RE NOT ON THERE
I'M NOT SURE ON THE RANKING SO
I'M REALLY CURIOUS ABOUT HOW THE
RINKER I DO SEE SOUTHWEST WHICH
IS THE NEIGHBORING DISTRICT- BUT
NOT DIRECTLY IN IN MY DISTRICT
I'M- I'M I'M- CURIOUS ABOUT THAT
GIVEN. SOME OF THE- THE EFFORTS
BEAR TO- YOU. THESE PROJECTS NOT
SIMPLY TO MODERNIZE THE CAMPUS
OR TO BILL HOUSING BUT AT. LA
TRADE TECH IN PARTICULAR AND
EFFORT TO MULTIPLY OUR
INVESTMENT AND THAT'S WHERE I
WANT TO GO WITH THIS IS- WHEN I
LOOK AT THESE FOUR PROJECTS AND
WE'RE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW
WE GET TO THE RESOURCES SO THAT
WE CAN ACTUALLY COMPLETE GET
THESE. PROJECTS FULLY FUNDED AND
GIVE CONFIDENCE INTO THE
CONTRACTORS AND DESIGNERS
DEVELOPERS TO MOVE FORWARD. YOU
KNOW THE QUESTION IS HOW WE'RE
GOING TO BUILD TO- IN TRADE TAG
WHEN THEY DID THEIR
MODERNIZATION EFFORT THEY
UTILIZE PROJECT LABOR
AGREEMENTS. AND THEY UTILIZE
CONSTRUCTION CAREERS POLICY
WHICH IS A- PRETTY ELABORATE
TARGETED LOCAL HIGHER POLICY
THAT SORT OF LOOKS AT YOU KNOW
SINGLE PARENTS OF FORMERLY
INCARCERATED FOLKS WHO ARE
CHRONICALLY UNEMPLOYED- STUDENTS
WE G. EDIE'S STUDENTS WHO ARE
TRYING TO- WHO ARE LIVING IN IN
AREAS THAT ARE. THREE FOUR
TIMES- THE POVERTY LEVEL IN
TRYING TO CONNECT THEM TO. GOOD
JOBS I I'M I'M CURIOUS ABOUT HOW
YOU KNOW AND I KNOW IT MIGHT BE
PREMATURE BUT THIS IS ABOUT
VISIONING AND THIS IS ABOUT
SETTING NORTH STARS AND IT'S
ABOUT SAYING WHERE WE'RE TRYING
TO GO AND WHY WE'RE DOING THIS I
REALLY APPRECIATED. THE
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA AND I KNOW.
FULL WELL HOW IMPORTANT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES ARE PERFECTLY
TO THOSE MOST VULNERABLE
COMMUNITIES IT IS THE ONLY RUN.
LEFT IN SO MANY WAYS AND SO MANY
COMMUNITIES IN THE LADDER TO GET
TO THE NEXT THE NEXT LEVEL OF
SELF SUFFICIENCY AND FAMILY
SUSTAINABILITY SO. THESE
PRECIOUS DOLLARS CAN BUILD
HOUSING BUT THEY CAN ALSO
ADVANCE FOLKS IN THEIR CAREER
PATH- AND PUT THEM IN GOOD PAID
APPRENTICESHIP JOBS THAT THEY
THEN COME OUT OF WITH PORTABLE
SKILLS THAT THEY CAN USE
ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. SO I'M
CURIOUS IS THERE OF A POLICY FOR
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN TERMS
OF LIKE THE MULTIPLIER FOR THIS
HOUSING AND IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT
THE HOUSING BUT CAN WE CREATE
SOME CAREERS IN CAN WE REACH
INTO SORT OF OUR HARDEST HIT
COMMUNITIES. AND ALSO HAVE SOME
SOME RIPPLE EFFECT IF IT- JUST
CURIOUS WHAT THOSE PLANS MIGHT
LOOK LIKE- HOW ARE YOU INVOLVING
THESE VULNERABLE STUDENTS- IN
THAT AND WHAT CAN WE DO TO BE
HELPFUL TO HELP CONNECT THE
DOTS- IN TERMS OF THE INVESTMENT
BUT ALSO. THE RIPPLE EFFECT IN
THE MULTIPLIER OF IT. THANK YOU
SENATOR SMALLWOOD ARE CUEVAS I'M
THAT YOU HIGHLIGHT OUR SUPER
POWER AS COMMUNITY COLLEGES-
WHICH IS REALLY TAPPING INTO.
OUR COMMUNITY AS PARTNERS BUT
ALSO RECOGNIZING WHO IT IS THAT
WE SERVE AND DID THAT- WE HAVE A
DISTINCT OPPORTUNITY. TO SERVE
THEM IN WAYS THAT OTHERS.
SEGMENTS OF GOVERNMENT OR- ARE
THE ECONOMY AND COMMUNITY
HAVEN'T. SO SOME OF THE THINGS
THAT YOU WILL SEE AS PART OF
THEIR PROGRAM THAT HOW WE'RE
IMPLEMENTING AFFORDABLE STUDENT
HOUSING ACROSS THE SYSTEM IS
THAT- IN THE BOARD OF GOVERNOR'S
TASK FORCE. AND THEY REALLY SET
EXPECTATIONS THAT WE WANT TO SEE
THESE PROJECTS REALLY CONNECTED
TO- PROGRAMS OF STUDY SO THAT WE
CAN HELP STUDENTS ARE NOT JUST
COME AND HAVE A PLACE TO LIVE I
BELIEVE THAN WITH A DEGREE OR
CREDENTIAL- THERE'S ALSO BEEN A
LOT OF WORK TO CONNECT. STUDENTS
TO EVERYTHING THAT THEY WOULD BE
AVAILABLE SO SOME OF THE
PROJECTS- IN THE SUPPLEMENTAL
APPLICATIONS THAT WE REQUESTED
HAVE SHARED. THIS IS WHAT WE
WILL DO TO CONNECT THEM TO
CALFRESH THIS WHAT WE'LL DO TO
CONNECT THEM TO TUTORS- TO
OTHER. PROGRAMS TO- IT'S BEEN A
TWO OTHER IT SUPPORTS- AND
CAMPUS A CARING ENVIRONMENTS.
ARE THE OTHER IS THAT REALLY
TAPPING INTO COMMUNITY
PARTNERSHIPS SO THAT THEY CAN
ESTABLISH FOOD BANKS- YOU KNOW
YOU'LL HEAR FROM OTHERS THAT ARE
EXPLORING CHILD CARE AS PART OF
A SOME OF THESE CONNECTION
POINTS. BECAUSE WE- THESE
PROJECTS ARE REALLY RECOGNIZING
THAT YOU HAVE TO ADDRESS THE
WHOLE STUDENT AND POTENTIALLY
THE COMMUNITIES ON FAMILIES AND
SO. OFTEN TIMES. IT MEANS NOT
JUST SHELTER BUT OTHER SERVICE
SINCE THAT THEN THEM PEARL. SO
THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL REALLY SEE-
IT CONNECTED- WITH THESE
PROJECTS THAT IT'S PART OF A
BROADER AGENDA TO ADDRESS BASIC
NEEDS AND AFFORDABILITY BUT MOST
IMPORTANTLY EQUITABLE SUCCESS.
AND I APPRECIATE THAT IN A AND
THAT'S WHAT I GET FOR THAT
MAKING A STATEMENT AND A
QUESTION AT THE SAME TIME I WANT
TO DRILL DOWN ON MY QUESTION.
I'M TALKING THAT YOU'RE TALKING
ABOUT EXISTING OPERATING
SERVICES ONCE THE HOUSING IS
BUILT I'M TALKING ABOUT THE
CONSTRUCTION. SO WHAT I'M SAYING
IS AS IS IN AND I AM I TOTALLY
AGREE WITH THE SUPER POWER I
THINK THAT THAT IS EXACTLY WHY
WE HAVE COMMUNITY COLLEGES
RIGHT. AND WANT TO MAKE THEM ONE
STOP FOR TOTAL NEEDS WHAT I'M
SAYING IS WITH THESE
CONSTRUCTION DOLLARS. WE CAN
TAKE STUDENTS OUT OF THEIR
SLEEPING IN THEIR CARS WE CAN
TAKE THEM OUT OF THE FOOD BANK
AND WE CAN GIVE THEM
CERTIFICATION. IF THEY CAN GET
JOBS TO ACTUALLY BUILD THE
HOUSING. AND BRING STUDENTS WHO
MAY BE IN CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS
ARE CSU OR OR COMMUNITIES THEIR
PARENTS THEIR SISTERS AND
BROTHERS WHO ARE FORMERLY
INCARCERATED WHO ARE SINGLE
PARENTS TO ACTUALLY BUILD THE
HOUSING MEANING THAT. YOU COME
OUT OF IT WITH THE HOUSING BILL
BUT YOU ALSO PUT A DENT IN
POVERTY YOU ALSO CAN PUT FOLKS
INTO A CONSTRUCTION CAREER AND
YOU CAN HELP YOUR STUDENTS.
ACTUALLY GRADUATE OUT OF A AND
YOU KNOW A CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
IN INTO AN APPRENTICESHIP-
THAT'S- IN IN L. A. COUNTY AND I
WANT TO GO BACK TO WHY WE DON'T
HAVE WHY AREN'T AREN'T. ANY
COLLEGES ON THIS LIST BECAUSE I
THINK HOUSING IS SUCH A CRISIS
IN OUR COMMUNITY. I'M I'M SURE
THERE'S A REASON WHY THESE IT
APPEARS THAT THESE ARE IN MORE
RURAL MORE RURAL AND- IN MORE
SUBURBAN CAMPUSES AND I DON'T
KNOW IF IT HAS TO DO WITH YOUR
FORMULA. AGAIN ASKING MORE
QUESTIONS AT ONCE SO THAT'S A
SEPARATE QUESTION BUT GOING BACK
TO YOU KNOW THIS. THIS IDEA OF
HOW DO WE- HOW DOES THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM. THINK
ABOUT THESE FOUR PROJECTS AS-
MULTIPLIERS IN TERMS OF THE
ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION DOLLARS THE
ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION CAREERS. IN
WHO CAN GET CALLED IN RIGHT TO
THE OPPORTUNITY. WHAT I HAVE
SEEN WHEN YOU'RE NOT INTENTIONAL
ABOUT THAT. SOMETIMES YOU CAN
GET COMPANIES FROM NEVADA WHO
BRING THEIR WORKERS BECAUSE IT'S
A LOWER BID AND THEY'RE GOING TO
DO THE WORK BUT THEY ARE NOT
LOCAL THEY'RE NOT SOLVING THE
COMMUNITY PROBLEM. AND THOSE
DOLLARS DON'T MULTIPLY RATE IN
OUR STATE AND IN OUR
COMMUNITIES- AND THERE ARE SOME
YOU KNOW- THERE YOU KNOW HUNDRED
OLD BUILDING TRADES- INSTITUTION
WHERE REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP
RIGHT HAS. BEGINNING IN IN DATE
THIRTEEN HOURS AND AFTER SO MANY
HOURS YOU CAN LEAVE A PROJECT.
NOT JUST AS THE JOURNEY IS IT AN
APPRENTICE WHICH YOU CAN LEAVE
IS A JOURNEY PERSON AND ACTUALLY
BE IN YOUR CAREER SO JUST
THINKING ABOUT HOW THESE
PROJECTS CAN MULTIPLY I LOOK AT
THE RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY I'VE-
HELPED TO BUILD WORKER CENTERS
IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY AND- HELP TO SUPPORT A
WORKER SINNER IN THE INLAND
EMPIRE. YOU KNOW LOTS OF POVERTY
LOTS OF COMMUNITIES OF COLOR.
AND I'M NOT BE DEFERRED FOR MY
COLLEAGUE HERE WE TALK ABOUT THE
MUTUAL CONCERNS ABOUT MAKING
SURE THAT ARE HARDEST HIT IN
PARTICULAR THE WORKERS CAN GET
ACCESS. RIGHT TO GOOD JOBS LIKE
THIS COULD BE A MULTIPLIER- FOR
THIS COMMUNITY SO JUST YOU KNOW
HOW CAN WE HOW HOW ARE YOU
THINKING ABOUT THAT ARE YOU
THINKING ABOUT WAYS TO- SORT OF
CODIFY THAT AND HOW YOU WILL
IMPLEMENT THESE PROJECTS. NGUYEN
IN HOW WE GET THE FUNDING- FOR
THEM AND- AND WHAT CAN WE DO TO
HELP WITH THAT BECAUSE IN THIS
INSTANCE WE NEED EVERY DOLLAR.
TO MULTIPLY. HE OUR DEFICIT IN
THE- THANK YOU THE CLASS. AND
WHAT A GREAT IDEA WE HAVE SOME
MODELS OUT THERE- BEFORE THERE
WAS A STATE INVESTMENT- THE
COUNTY OF IMPERIL SO IMPERIAL
VALLEY COLLEGE ACTUALLY BUILD
SMALL HOMES. AND THEY DID N. IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH THEIR COUNTY
THEIR CITY AND THEIR STUDENTS
WERE EMPLOYED SO WE KNOW THAT
IT'S POSSIBLE WE KNOW THAT THERE
IS A MODEL NOW TO YOUR SECOND
QUESTION THE PROJECTS ON YOUR
AGENDA WHAT WE HAVE SHARED OUR-
THOSE THAT APPLIED IN ROUND TWO
SO IF YOU DON'T HEAR CAMPUS. IT
DOESN'T MEAN THEY WEREN'T READY
IT MEANS A THEY MIGHT NOT HAVE
RANKED AT THAT LEVEL MEANING THE
TOP PROJECTS OR THEY HAVEN'T
APPLIED YET SO HAPPY TO FOLLOW
UP THERE. NOW THEN HOW DO WE
THEN INCENTIVIZE AND LEAN INTO
THIS IDEA OF A MULTIPLIER EFFECT
HELPING OUR STUDENTS EARN
DEGREES WHILE BUILDING HOMES FOR
THE NEXT GENERATION THAT IS A
GREAT IDEA. THAT'S SOMETHING WE
CAN CERTAINLY ADD AS WE THINK
ABOUT THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS
FRAMEWORK FOR THIS AS WELL AS
NOW THE CONVERSATIONS WE JUST
HAD THIS MORNING ABOUT SPLITS
THAT IS SOMETHING YOU COULD DO
IN TRAILER BILL LANGUAGE SO.
THANK YOU FOR ASKING THE
QUESTION WOULD BE HAPPY TO
FOLLOW UP. HAPPY TO WORK WITH
YOU ON THAT AND- AS I MENTIONED
LA TRADE TECH WENT THROUGH
THROUGH COUNTY DOLLARS- WENT
THROUGH AND TREMENDOUS BUILDING
CAMPAIGN- WITH STATE INVESTMENT
AND USE THAT EXACT MODEL- SO
HAPPY TO SHARE SOME OF THOSE
LESSONS LEARNED. WITH YOU. THANK
YOU SENATOR TROUBLED. SO MY
QUESTION HAS TO DO MORE WITH
THAT THE DELAY OF SOME OF THE
FUNDING. FOR THE HOUSING I JUST
WANT IT REALLY ECHO IN EMPHASIZE
THAT I AM COULD INCOME. LEETE
AGREEMENT AND IN SUPPORT OF
SENATOR LAIRD'S. HOUSE EARLIER
STATEMENTS- AND I THINK AS HE
SAID I THINK WE'RE ALL THE SAME-
ON THE SAME THOUGHT- PASSED. OUT
THREE M. MY EIGHT MY QUESTION
HAS TO DO WITH. IF WITH THE
PROPOSED DELAYS THAT WE HAVE ON
THE BUDGET FOR HOUSING. HOW
WOULD THAT IMPACT THE CONTINUOUS
M. IMPLEMENTATION AND PLANNING
AND PREPARATION FOR THESE
HOUSING PROJECTS WOOD THE
COLLEGES THINK THAT THEY WOULD
HAVE TO HOLD BACK ON THAT UNTIL
THERE'S A CURE AND HE'D FUNDING.
OR WOULD YOU FOLKS CONTINUE THE
PROCESS OF. PLANNING PREPARING
AND GETTING THEM BASICALLY YOU
KNOW QUOTE UNQUOTE SHOVEL READY
SO WHEN THEY WHEN THE FUNDING
DOES GET BACK THERE READY TO GO
. WITH THIS DELAY HOLD THE
PROCESS. OF PREPARATION PLANNING
. LET ME ADDRESS TO TWO PARTS OF
YOUR QUESTION OUR FIRST IS
AROUND COLLEGES THAT- ARE YOU
CURRENTLY IN PLANNING- AND YOU
KNOW PREPARING FOR HOUSING WE
WOULD ENCOURAGE OUR COLLEGES TO
CONTINUE THEIR PLANNING AND
PREPARATION THAT'S- THAT'S
CRITICAL THAT'S ESSENTIAL- AND
COLLEGES- RECEIVED PLANNING
GRANT DOLLARS AS PART OF. THE
FIRST ROUNDS OF EIGHTEEN MILLION
WAS PROVIDED TO COLLEGES SO THEY
CAN DO JUST THAT PLAN WORK WITH
THEIR COMMUNITIES IDENTIFY THE
COSTS IN BY ABILITY THE WE WANT
TO ENCOURAGE THAT TO CONTINUE SO
THAT. YOU KNOW AS WE SEE
CALIFORNIA'S BUDGETARY CYCLES-
YOU KNOW WE'VE I THINK YOU KNOW
SPENT AT LEAST. THREE DIFFERENT
KINDS OF CYCLES ALREADY I'M JUST
A SPAN OF A COUPLE OF DECADES
AND- WE KNOW THAT THERE MAY BE
OPPORTUNITIES WE WANT OUR
COLLEGES TO BE READY FOR THOSE
BECAUSE WE KNOW THE HOUSING
SHORTAGE IS ISSUES ARE NOT
LIKELY TO- AND- TO GO AWAY
IMMEDIATELY WE WANT A PART OF
THE SOLUTION. TO THE SECOND PART
OF YOUR QUESTION WHICH IS WHAT
HAPPENS TO THESE PROJECTS ONE
RISK AND DELAYING IS THAT YOU
GET COST ESCALATION AND SO THE
LONGER YOU WAIT A YOU DO SEE A
COSTS OF AND- YOU KNOW IT WOULD
INCREASE CONSTRUCTION GOING ON.
A LABOR GOING UP- YOU KNOW FOOD
SUPPLIES AND SO THOSE THINGS DO
ADD UP SO THAT IS ONE RISK THAT
IS- AT HAND BUT WE DO BELIEVE
OUR COLLEGES ARE. GOING TO
CONTINUE THEIR WORK- AND FOR
THOSE WITH EXTENSIVE URGENCY TO
CONTINUE. TO LOOK FOR OTHER
OPTIONS AND PARTNERS. I
QUESTION. AND THEN ONE. THERE'S
ONE FINE QUESTION AND- IT HAS TO
DO ALSO WITH THE DELAY IN. THE
BUILDING AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF
THESE HOUSING AND I THINK. GOING
BACK TO THE SENTIMENT OF SENATOR
LAYER WITH REGARD TO THE
URGENCY. OF THE VISUAL ZERO HERE
YOU HAVE KIDS WHO ARE- OUR
STUDENTS WHO ARE. LIVING IN
OTHER CARS WERE. YOU THE MEMBERS
OF A TO SO FAR. AND THAT'S THAT
IS TRULY REAL- FOR MANY MANY
KIDS I THINK ABOUT HER A LOT OF
OUR FOSTER KIDS WERE IN THOSE
SITUATIONS. AND THAT'S WHY I
FEEL THE URGENCY I FEEL THERE'S
SO MANY OF THEM WITH THE COST.
BUT HAS THERE BEEN ANY ANALYSIS
WITH REGARDS TO IF WE DON'T
PROVIDE HOUSING AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE THE URGENCY THAT. THAT
WE HAVE CURRENTLY. WITH THEIR ON
HOW STUDENTS. AND HOW WE'RE
GOING TO SUPPLEMENT THAT
FINANCIALLY AND THE COST OF PART
OF SUPPLEMENTING. THAT NEED IN
OTHER WAYS. AND WHAT THAT WOULD
LOOK LIKE SO WE DON'T INVEST
RIGHT NOW. IN THE CURRENT
PROJECTS WE DELAY THAT BUT HOW
ARE WE GOING TO. BECAUSE YOU'RE
GONNA HAVE TO SUPPLEMENT IN
ANOTHER WAY WHETHER IT'S GRANTS
SCHOLARSHIPS. TO ACCOMMODATE FOR
THAT FOR THE LACK OF HOUSING.
HAS THERE BEEN ANY. ANALYSIS AS
TO WHAT. WHAT WOULD BE A BETTER
INVESTMENT IF THEY WOULD BE
MAKING SURE THAT WE- DIRECT AND
IMPLEMENTED. IN USES FUNDING AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE. OR DO WE
PROVIDED IN OTHER MEANS WHETHER
IT'S THROUGH THE STUDENTS OR
THROUGH THE COMMUNITIES ARE
GOING TO BE HELPING OUT IN OTHER
MEANS BECAUSE OF. THE COST OF
IMPACT OF THE HOUSING HAS ANYONE
. KIND OF WAY THAT. IN THIS
ANALYSIS. THANK YOU FOR THE
QUESTION THERE HAS BEEN AN
ANALYSIS AROUND- OVERALL BASIC
NEEDS OF THE TWO THOUSAND
NINETEEN STUDY THAT AGAIN
PROVIDED A LOT OF BASED DATA.
THERE IS AN EFFORT UNDER WAY BY
AND AFFORDABLE STERN HOUSING
COMMITTEE THAT'S LED BY COLLEGE
PRESIDENTS AND CHANCELLORS WHERE
THEY'RE LOOKING TO UPDATE THAT
INFORMATION SO THAT WE
UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE EFFECTS
OF THE PANDEMIC AND RECENT
HOUSING SHORTAGES ON STUDENTS.
ARE SO THAT'S NOT READY YET BUT
THAT MAY LIKELY PROVIDE SOME OF
THE INFORMATION YOU'RE SEEKING.
UP TO THE SECOND PART OF YOUR
QUESTION WHICH WHAT OTHER
RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE THE
REALITY IS THAT MANY OF OUR
STUDENTS AND DON'T HAVE MANY
OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE- ONLY
RECENTLY HAVE WE SEEN OUR
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS GET
MORE ACCESS. TO CAL GRANTS-
MOSTLY THOSE DOLLARS WENT TO UC
AND CSU STUDENTS BECAUSE BASED
ON TUITION AND NOT ON BASED ON
NEED- AND THERE IS A COMMITMENT
TO PROVIDE OUR STUDENTS WITH CAL
GRANT ACCESS BUT THAT IS ALSO-
NOT SET TO BE IMPLEMENTED UNTIL
TWENTY FOUR TWENTY FIVE. EARLIER
JUST ADD UP SO AGAIN POSTING
HOUSING WITH THE ANALYST'S
OFFICE THANK. YOU BRING UP. YOUR
VERY GOOD POINTS IN VERY GOOD
CONCERNS. DID WANT TO POINT OUT
THAT YOU WITH THE FIRST ROUND OF
CONSTRUCTION GRANTS THAT WENT
OUT FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY. ARE
SO MILLION DOLLARS IT'S DEFINED
A TOTAL OF TWENTY TWO IT'S GOING
TO PROVIDE TWENTY TWO HUNDRED
AFFORDABLE BEDS. OUT THOSE
TWELVE COLLEGES THAT GOT A GRANT
IN L. A. IS NOT ONE OF THEM
COMPTON SAID IN THE AREA BUT NOT
LA SO IT'S TWENTY TWO HUNDRED
AFFORDABLE BEDS FOR FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY FOUR. MILLION DOLLARS
I. WITH VISIT WITH THE-
PROPOSALS- IN YOUR AGENDA AGES
TWELVE THROUGH FOURTEEN. IT'S
SOMETHING ABOUT. ANOTHER SEVEN
THOUSAND OR SO BEDS. MEANWHILE
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES
HAVE. MANY HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
OF LOW INCOME STUDENTS AND MANY
YOU KNOW HOUSING AND SECURE
STUDENTS FAR EXCEEDING TWENTY
TWO HUNDRED OR SEVEN THOUSAND.
ODD BAD SO I THINK WHAT YOU
BRING UP IS VERY IMPORTANT
CENTER THAT THERE NEED TO BE-
WHETHER OR NOT THE STATE DOES
THESE GRANTS IT NEEDS TO HAVE
AND DOES HAVE OTHER PROGRAMS IT
FUNDS SO THERE'S- FINANCIAL AID.
STUDENT SUCCESS COMPLETION
GRANTS THAT IT HAS BEEN A BIG.
PROPONENT OF THE STUDENT SUCCESS
COMPLETION GRANTS FOR COMMUNITY
COLLEGE STUDENTS WE GET CASH AID
FOR NON TUITION EXPENSES YOU
KNOW THOSE SORTS OF CASH MONEY
CAL GRANDSONS WELL TO HELP THEM
PAY FOR BASIC NEEDS FOR THEIR
FOOD AND HOUSING ARE ARE
CRITICAL. HI IT ALSO MENTION A
PROGRAM THE SENATE ALSO IS
PROVIDED MORE MONEY FOR THE PAST
YEARS TO AND THAT'S RAPID RE
HOUSING. PROGRAM SETS THAT'S
MONEY TO PROVIDE. MONEY IN THE
POCKETS OF STUDENTS WHO ARE
EXPERIENCING HOUSING INSECURITY
OR COULD EXPERIENCE YOU KNOW IN
SECURITY SO IT'S EMERGENCY
GRANTS HOTEL VOUCHERS HELPING
WITH THEIR SECURITY DEPOSIT
INITIAL RENT NAVIGATION
ASSISTANCE IN THE COMMUNITY
THOSE ARE THE TYPES OF PROGRAMS
WE SEE IS POTENTIALLY PROVIDING.
MORE OF THE MEDIA. IMPACT ON
STUDENTS THESE KONCZ THESE
GRANTS THESE CONSTRUCTION
RESIDENTS TAKE YEARS AND YEARS
YOU EVEN LEGISLATURE APPROVES A
RIGHT NOW TAKE YEARS TO ACTUALLY
BUILD BUT THESE RAPID RE HOUSING
PROGRAM SOME THESE OTHER AID
PROGRAMS THAT THE LEGISLATURE'S
CHAMPION. YOU HAVE A MUCH MORE
OF A MEDIA IMPACT ON A LOT ARE
POTENTIALLY. LARGER NUMBER OF
STUDENTS. SO ON THE HOUSING
FRONT I CAN SEE THE MERIT OF
WHAT YOU JUST STATED AS BEING A
MORE EFFECTIVE PATHWAY- OVER
THERE. OVER THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE OF THE CURRENT- OF THE
PROPOSAL OF THE OF THE HOUSING.
NOW LET ME ASK YOU SOMETHING
WHEN HE TALKS TO THE VALUE OF
THE DOLLAR SPENT. BECAUSE WE DO
HAVE THE ABILITY TO DO WHAT YOU
JUST SAID IMMEDIATELY HOUSING
OUR STUDENTS. M. THOSE STUDENTS
ALSO HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE
COMMUNITIES. AND SO I WONDER
WHAT THE IMPACT OF REMOVING THAT
HOUSING. FROM COMMUNITY. FROM
COMMUNITIES TO HOUSE OUR
STUDENTS. WHAT THE- COST OF
LIVING INCREASES WOULD HAVE.
BECAUSE WE'RE NOT PROVIDING THAT
HOUSING AND- WHAT THE IMPACT IT
WILL HAVE ON. OUR STATE. IN
SUPPLEMENTING AND PROVIDING FOR
THE COMMUNITIES. TO MEET THEIR
NEEDS BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO
HAVE. QUITE A DEMOGRAPHIC THERE
THAT'S GOING TO BE IMPACTED WILL
MEET WILL BE NEEDING.
SUPPLEMENTAL PAYMENTS AS WELL SO
I'M JUST TRYING TO FIGURE OUT.
WHERE WHERE TAX DOLLARS. WOULD
HAVE THE BIGGEST IMPACT. M. IN
THE RIPPLE EFFECT WHETHER IT'S
MAKING SURE THAT WE DO INVEST
IN. BASICALLY INCOMING FOR
REALTORS PERSPECTIVE I'M I'M
LOOKING AS- BUILDING
INFRASTRUCTURE AS WELL BECAUSE-
WHEN WE INVEST IN HOUSING FOR
THE UNIVERSITY FOR THE COLLEGES
OR THE UNIVERSITY REALLY IT'S
SOMETHING TANGIBLE WHERE. THAT
THAT DOLLAR THERE'S SOMETHING
CONCRETE YOU KNOW CENTER I'M
GOING TO BE REALLY RESPECTFUL
BUT I KNOW SENATOR MEN STILL
WANTS TO DO THIS. WHAT FLIGHTS
ARE ONE O'CLOCK AND WE HAVE HAD
FIVE ITEMS. HE'S ONE OF A SIMPLE
COMMENT- STARTING TO GET NERVOUS
NO NO DON'T I OKAY CALIFORNIA.
JUST PLANTING THE SEED THAT
THERE'S SOMETHING THAT FOR ME I
I'M THINKING ABOUT WHERE DO WE
HAVE THE BIGGEST IMPACT- WHEN
WORD. WEIGHING THIS OUT BECAUSE
THERE IS A RIPPLE EFFECT I'M
JUST TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT
WOULD BE THE BEST WAY TO
IMPLEMENT THAT- BUT I FEEL LIKE
YOU'VE MADE YOUR POINT REALLY
CLEARLY AND WE WILL TRY TO
FIGURE OUT HOW TO BE RESPONSIVE
CENTER MEANT TO GIVE A CALL I
DID AND I JUST FOOT- THE FIRST
BRIEFLY WANTED TO ASSOCIATE MY
COMMENTS WITH THOSE OF THE CHAIR
I ALSO HAVE. DEEP CONCERNS ABOUT
THE IMPACT THAT A DELAY IN
FUNDING WILL HAVE ON PROJECTS
AND I'M FRANKLY SURPRISED WE
DON'T HAVE ANSWERS THAT THAT
GIVEN THAT THIS IS A MAJOR
DELAY- I DID HAVE ONE QUESTION
AND THIS GROUP. COULD BE
DEFERRED PART OF FINANCE L. A.
O. OR OR COMMITTEE CULTURAL
THREE. WHICH IS WE'RE RIGHT NOW
FACING A HOMELESSNESS CRISIS
ACROSS THE STATE THAT'S ONE OF
THE MAJOR THRUST OF THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET THIS YEAR. AND
I BELIEVE HE SET ASIDE TWO
BILLION DOLLARS IN ONE TIME
FUNDING. AND GIVEN THAT WHAT
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT HERE IS HOW
FUNDING FOR HOUSING PROJECTS
THAT CAN BE ONLINE FAIRLY SOON.
THEY'RE ALREADY IDENTIFIED I
GUESS I'M WONDERING WHAT THE
RATIONALE IS FOR MOVING MONEY TO
ONE TIME FUNDING. AS OPPOSED TO
JUST CARRYING THIS OUT AND THEN
SECONDARILY LIKE WHAT'S THE COST
PER UNIT COMPARISON I REALLY
HAVE NO SENSE OF THESE MUCH MORE
EXPENSIVE IS THAT ONE OF THE
REASONS WE'RE LOOKING TO PUSH
TWO BILLION DOLLARS. INTO THE
GOVERNOR'S ONE TIME FUNDING FOR
HOMELESSNESS- BE BECAUSE THIS IS
A SIMILAR POPULATION WHEN YOU GO
OUT TO COMMUNITY COLLEGES EVEN
IN PLACES LIKE ORANGE COUNTY. WE
SEE THAT THE HOUSING INSECURE
STUDENTS ARE PEOPLE THAT ARE
LIKELY TO BE HOMELESS IF THEY
DON'T HAVE THESE TYPES OF
AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPTIONS TO
THEM- SO IT SEEMS TO ME THAT
WE'RE MOVING MONEY OUT OF. A SET
OF PRIORITIES THAT THAT REALLY.
COULD BE SHOVEL READY VERY CLOSE
TO IMMEDIATELY. AND PUTTING
ANOTHER BUCKET SO I KIND OF WANT
UNDERSTAND THE RATIONALE FOR
THAT INCLUDING IF ANYONE HAS
THIS WITH THE RELATIVE. I HAD IF
YOU HAVE AN ANSWER. THAT'S A
REAL ANSWER GIVE IT. BECAUSE I
WAS GOING OTHERWISE SAY NOTED IT
HAD TO HAVE PEOPLE GET BACK TO.
DON'T HAVE AN ANSWER I WILL BE
HAPPY TO RECEIVE THAT LATER
RIGHT. AWAY OKAY LOOKS LIKE HE
HAS. GO AHEAD. TURN. A. B. BE
GLAD. HOUSE THURMOND IN YOUR
YOUR- ABOUT COST PER UNIT JUST
TO CLARIFY YOUR YOU'RE YOU'RE
ASKING. HOW MUCH MONEY. WOULD
EACH UNIT COST UNDER THESE
PROPOSALS OR YOU ASKING. HOW
MUCH WOULD IT COST THE STUDENT.
FOR A UNIT I DON'T UNDERSTAND
THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF THESE
PARTICULAR BAD SO WE'RE TALKING
ABOUT FOR A COMMUNITY COLLEGE
HOUSING RIGHT WHICH IS A
DRESSING HOUSING AND SECURE
POPULATION- VIS A VIS OTHER
TYPES OF HOME TEMPORARY OR OR
MORE THAN TEMPORARY YOUR YOUR
QUESTIONS ABOUT COST OF HOUSING
AND CONSTRUCTION OR PROVISION.
YEAH NOT IN RENTAL YET THAT'S
RIGHT OKAY RIGHTS WITHOUT
PLASTIC I COULD JUST IN TERMS
OF- COST PER UNIT I. BASED ON MY
MEMORY. IT IT RANGES- I BELIEVE
I SAW IT THE SAN DIEGO CITY
COLLEGE THE COST PER UNIT WAS
ABOUT A HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. AND IT AND RURAL AREAS
THOUGH IT IT YEAH IT'S SOMEONE
YOU SEE A FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS AND THEN AT THAT THAT
SEEMS A LOT SMALLER SCALE THAT
SEEMS A LOT CHEAPER THAN THAN
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT SOME OF. THE
IT LIKE PROJECT HOME PIZZA.
ASSIST THIS. IS AT LEAST WITHIN
THE SAME RANGE RIGHT- SO I I'M
COMMON THAT WOULD BE A AYE AYE
LIKE TO SEE A RATIONALE FOR THIS
BECAUSE IT DOES STRIKE ME AS A
MAJOR POLICY CHANGE HERE. TO
DELAY THIS WEEK WE DON'T KNOW
THE IMPACTS THAT A RATIONALE
YOU'RE ASKING FOR IS TO DELAY.
RIGHT NOW THE LATEST AND TO ALSO
HAVE ONE TIME FUNDING FOR
HOMELESS. PREVENTION AND TO
BUILD UNITS THERE IS I THINK
SAID THAT LOOKING AT THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHANCELLOR THE
FINANCE IN LA OF NONE OF THEM
ARE IN HOMELESS STUFF THEY'RE
TOTALLY IN HIGHER EDUCATION. SO
THEY HAVE TO CONSULT WITH PEOPLE
THAT THAT DO THAT IN THEIR
AGENCIES. THIS PARTICULAR. ITEM
THAT WORK THIS YOUR MIKE MIGHT
HAVE GONE OFF. THANK YOU MISTER
CHAIR I JUST. WAS NOTING THIS
THIS PARTICULAR ITEM DEALS WITH
HOUSING. AND UNFORTUNATELY
HOMELESSNESS IS A PROBLEM THAT
WE SEE WITH COLLEGE STUDENTS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS IN IN
ALL DISTRICTS AND- TO THE EXTENT
THAT WE ARE. PRIORITIZING
HOMELESSNESS IN OTHER AREAS OF
THE BUDGET. I GUESS I'M STILL
TRYING TO UNDERSTAND WHY WHY
WE'RE DIVERTING THESE FUNDS BUT
I LOOK FORTY HEARING RESPONSES
WHOA. YES WELL. I THINK THAT'S A
NOTED AND WORK WITH THEM SO ANY
LAST THING ON THIS BEFORE WE
MOVE. TO THE NEXT I. THEN LET'S
MOVE TO ISSUE ONE SEE THE COST
OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT FOR PORSCHE
MEANT CATEGORICAL PROGRAMS- WE
HAVE THE SAME PANELS WILL START
WITH THE- DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
THANK YOU. THE MORNING AGAIN
TURN MEMBERS HASN'T SHEFFIELD
APARTMENT. DESPITE THE REVENUE.
THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET DOES NOT
PROPOSE CUTS TO THE CALIFORNIA
COMMITTEE COLLEGES
APPORTIONMENT. AS MENTIONED
ENGENDER THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGING
COULD STATUTORY SUIT DIDN'T
CENTERED FUNDING FORMULA COST OF
LIVING OR COLA ADJUSTMENT OF
EIGHT POINT 13% WHICH TRANSLATES
TO SIX HUNDRED FIFTY TWO POINT
SIX MILLION. ONGOING PROPOSITION
NINETY EIGHT GENERAL FUND.
COLLECTED COLO BE PROVIDED AT
MAYOR VISION PER PROCESS DUE TO
RELIANCE ON DATA THAT IS
AVAILABLE AT THE END OF THIS
MONTH. THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
ALSO PROPOSES NINETY TWO POINT
FIVE MILLION ONGOING PROPOSITION
NINETY EIGHT GENERAL FUND FOR
SPECIFIED CATEGORICAL PROGRAMS.
THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET MAINTAINS
A COLA FOR THOSE CATEGORICAL
PROGRAMS THAT HAVE BASED HAVE
SUCH A REQUIREMENT. FOR HAVE
HISTORICALLY RECEIVED COLA
THERE'S NO CHANGE TO POLICY IN
THIS AREA GOVERNOR'S BUDGET. TO
SUPPORT OUR CONTINUE FOCUSED
TOWARD THE GOALS THE ROAD MAP
THE ADMINISTRATION INTENDS TO
INTRODUCE A MECHANISM AND MAYOR
VISION TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICTS THAT ARE
MAKING PROGRESS TOWARDS ROADMAP
GOALS. WITH ADDITIONAL
CATEGORICAL PROGRAM SPENDING
FLEXIBILITIES AND THE ABILITY TO
STREAMLINE REPORTING
REQUIREMENTS I'M HAPPY ANSWER
ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE ABOUT
THESE INVESTMENTS THANK YOU VERY
MUCH AND THEN WE'LL GO TO THE L.
A. POLICY HOUSING WITH THE
ANALYST'S OFFICE. YOU HEARD THE-
THIS SAID SOMETHING VERY SIMILAR
THIS DISCUSSION WHEN YOU. HEARD
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT IN K.
TWELVE LAST MONTH SO I'LL BE
VERY BRIEF BASED ON. NEW DATA
SINCE JANUARY PROPOSAL THE COST
OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT OF RATE
FOR. A PORTION ITS IS LIKELY TO
BE EVEN HIGHER THAN EIGHT POINT
ONE THREE PERCENT. WHICH IS IN
THE JANUARY PUZZLE IT'S PROBABLY
MORE MORE NEIGHBORHOOD OF EIGHT
POINT FOUR. PERCENT DISTRICTS
CERTAINLY ARE FACING COST
PRESSURES FOR THE BUDGET YEAR TO
INCREASE EMPLOYEE SALARIES AND
GIVEN INFLATION THEY HAVE OTHER
COST INCREASES BUT AS YOU HAVE
HEARD FROM OUR OFFICE WERE
CONCERNED WITH THE STATE'S
ABILITY. TO SUPPORT A HIGHER
COLA RATE GIVEN THE STATE
REVENUE OUTLOOK AND BUDGET
CONDITION SO WE RECOMMEND THE
LEGISLATURE TREAT THE EIGHT
POINT 13% IN THE JANUARY
PROPOSALS KIND OF AN UPPER
BOUND. AND WHAT TO FIND IN THE
BUDGET YEAR AND JUST. KEEP AN
EYE ON MAY REVISE AND WHAT
REVENUES LOOK LIKE AND WHAT THAT
MIGHT MEAN FOR THE MAKING
MINIMUM GUARANTEE BECAUSE IF.
REVENUES ARE SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER
THE OUTLOOK FOR REVENUES
STANFORD LOWER THAN JANUARY
LEGISLATURE MIGHT. EVEN WANT TO
CONSIDER PROVIDING LOWER THAN.
EIGHT POINT 13% JUST GIVEN
CONCERNS ABOUT THE
SUSTAINABILITY OF FUNDING- THE
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT IN
THOSE PROGRAMS THANK YOU. THANK
YOU AND THEN THE CHANCELLOR'S
OFFICE. HEY KEVIN THIS ITEM.
JUST WANTED TO MENTION THAT- THE
CALIFORNIA ME COLLEGES- FUNDS
RESOURCES- PORTION THROUGH
COLLEGES THROUGH THE STUDENT
CENTER FUNDING FORMULA WHICH
LOOKS AT ENROLLMENT. A
SUPPLEMENT WHICH IS BASED ON A
LOW INCOME STUDENTS SERVED AS
WELL AS SUCCESSES- BUT-
ENROLLMENT CONTINUES TO BE A
MAJOR COMPONENT OF. THREE
SOURCES. THE FORMULA ALSO HAS
SOME BUILT IN PROTECTIONS WE
OUTLINED THOSE ON SLIDE TWENTY
THREE OF THE PACKET THAT WE'VE
PROVIDED SO YOU CAN SEE THOSE
THAT ARE THERE- CURRENTLY. OUR
COLLEGES WE HAVE- SIXTY TWO
DISTRICTS THAT ARE ON THE SCENE
CENTERED FUNDING FORMULA- AND-
HAVE TRANSITION TO. THAT TO A-
WHERE- THE COST OF LIVING
ADJUSTMENT IS SO CRITICAL FOR
COLLEGES. IS THAT IT PROVIDES
FOR INCREASES IN RATES TO THE
STUDENT CENTERED FUNDING FORMULA
SO IT ALLOWS- PAYING COLLEGES
ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR THESE
VARIOUS METRICS AND THOSE OF
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ENSURE THAT
WE CAN PROVIDE A AT EFFECTIVE
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS OCCUR
EDUCATION. WE ALSO KNOW THAT OUR
COLLEGES ARE PREDOMINANTLY WORK
FORCE ENGINES TODAY THESE
DOLLARS ARE REALLY FUNDING
EMPLOYEE EMPLOYMENT FOR FACULTY
STAFF. AND STUDENTS AND SO THE
COLOR ALLOWS THESE ARE DOLLARS
AND COLLEGES TO KEEP PACE WITH
OPERATIONS AND COST OF INFLATION
SO WE WOULD URGE THAT- IF IN ANY
SCENARIO THAT THE FULL STATUTORY
COLBY PROVIDED TO COLLEGES. AND
FOR MANY OF OUR COLLEGES
DEFERRALS ARE A MUCH BETTER
OPTION VAN- NOT PROVIDING A COOL
AT ALL- THAT PROVIDES A
GUARANTEE A WHEREAS- ANY
ADDITIONAL OPTION DOES NOT
PROVIDE A GUARANTEE THAT
COLLEGES WILL BE MADE WHOLE IN
FUTURE YEARS. HAPPY ANSWER. ANY
QUESTIONS JUST WANT TO AN AND
WITH THE- THAT CALLER FOR INVEST
- AS WE AND RECKON AND- OUR
COLLEGES ARE INVESTMENT THAT
LEADS TO ROBUST RESOURCES FOR
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA BOTH
THROUGH OUR EMPLOYEES OR
STUDENTS AND ECONOMIC MOBILITY
THAT WE PROVIDE. THANK YOU AGAIN
THANK YOU VERY MUCH IN THE- HE
HE JUST TO A FEW NOTES OF THE-
ARM. AS THE LEGISLATIVE ANALYSTS
SAID WE HAD A LONG DISCUSSION
ABOUT PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT
IN OUR OUR K. THROUGH TWELVE
HEARING. AND TALKED ABOUT WHAT
MIGHT HAPPEN AND WHAT MIGHT NOT
HAPPEN AND I THINK THIS IS
STILL. FAR THIS IS IN THAT AND
WE WILL JUST SEE HOW IT GOES
AND- THE ONE THING FOR THE
UNINITIATED THIS IS TOTALLY
CONFUSING BECAUSE- OUR
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT MONEY
FOR CASE TO FOURTEEN EDUCATION
IS ESSENTIALLY FLAT. AND YET
EVEN THOUGH THE FUNDING YEAR TWO
YEARS FLAT THERE'S A PROPOSAL
FOR OVER 8% INCREASE FOR K.
THROUGH TWELVE AND 8% FOR
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. BECAUSE IT
WAS SUCH A LARGE AMOUNT A ONE
TIME MONEY THAT ABLE TO STILL DO
THAT BUT THE ONE TIME MONEY
LARGELY GOES AWAY ALTHOUGH
THAT'S EVEN CONFUSING BECAUSE A
LOT OF THE ONE TIME MONEY WAS
SPREAD OVER MULTIPLE YEARS. SO
PEOPLE ARE STILL GETTING IT OUT
OF WHAT WAS AVAILABLE ARE IN THE
PREVIOUS YEAR AND I THINK THAT
LEVEL OF CONFUSION IS- IT IS
WHAT LED TO LA O. TO MAKE THE
COMMENT THAT IF THE REVENUES GO
DOWN. YOU'VE TAKEN ALL THE OTHER
FLEX OUT OF THE BUDGET YOU'RE
SORT OF LEFT TO DEAL WITH THE
COST OF LIVING INCREASES TO ONE
THING THAT IS UP IF THAT HAPPENS
SO WE WILL JUST NOTE THAT
DISCUSSION FROM THE K. TO TWELVE
HEARING FOR HERE. AND APPLIES
AND I. ROSS ON NOTE THAT. MS-
IN. LAST YEAR DID OF THE
COMPACTS WITH THE UC AND CSU
THAT GIVES THEM A FIX 5% AND
THEN A PATHWAY FOR COMMUNITY
COLLEGES THAT DOES CERTAIN
METRICS. AND THE COLOR IS WHAT.
ALLOWS THEM TO DO THE METRICS
AND IT GOES FARTHER. THAN THE
AMOUNT THAT UC'S OR CSU FOR
DOING BECAUSE- AFTER. NEARLY
FORTY YEARS OF COMPLAINING ABOUT
PROP NINETY EIGHT IT'S FINALLY
WORKING TO SOME BENEFIT FOR
COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND IN. IT
AND HOW IT HAPPENS SO. JUST MAKE
THOSE STATEMENTS. UP OVERALL.
AND THEN. FROM DEAD THE
CHANCELLOR. HAD TALKED ABOUT THE
AUDIT BEING APPROPRIATE HERE. OF
THIS ARGUMENT AND ON PAGE SEVEN
OF OUR AGENDA. WE AT WE HAVE
SOME OF THE KEY FINDINGS FROM
THE AUDIT THAT. DISTRICTS HAD
NOT MET THE LONG STANDING GOAL
SINCE NINETEEN EIGHTY EIGHT OF
HAVING 75% INSTRUCTION BY FULL
TIME- A FACULTY THAT THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE CURRENT.
METHOD OF DETERMINING FULL TIME
FACULTY SOME SUITABLE TO
MEASURE. THE PROGRESS NOT
CREATED A VALID WAY TO MEASURE
DISTRICTS PROGRESS PROGRESS
TOWARD THE GOAL SOME DISTRICTS
DID NOT PROPERLY USED TO FUNDS
FOR HIRING PART TIME FACULTY.
THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE IS NOT
INSURED DISTRICTS USED TO
FUNDING APPROPRIATELY. DISTRICTS
HAVE MADE SOME PROGRESS IN
HIRING MORE DIVERSE FACULTIES
BUT MANY STUDENTS STILL LACK
REPRESENTATION AND THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE DOES NOT
VERIFY. WAS THE DISTRICTS
ADEQUATELY IMPLEMENT
REQUIREMENTS IN ORDER TO RECEIVE
ETHIO FUNDS THOSE WITH THE
RECOMMENDATIONS I WAS ASKING
ABOUT IS TO. BOB AND I KNOW THE
ORDER AS A PROCESS WHERE WHERE
EVERY AGENCY RESPONSIBLE CHECK
IN AFTER A YEAR AND I WONDERED
IF YOU SPEAK. TO HOW YOU RESPOND
TO THE SPECIFICS IN AND OUT ON
IT. I WILL ASK OUR OUR TEN TO
ADD A ANYTHING THAT I MAY BUT
I'LL SAY YOU ALSO THEN READ OUR
RESPONSE WHICH WAS AN EXTREMELY
LENGTHY RESPONSE OVER EIGHTEEN
PAGES- COVERING WORK THAT OUR
SYSTEM HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN FOR
MORE THAN FOUR YEARS AS WE THINK
ABOUT. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY THAT REQUIRED A RE
FRESH BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY
INTEGRATING WHO WORKS AT OUR
CAMPUSES BACK INTO THE MODELS OF
STUDENT SUCCESS. SO WE WERE
GRATEFUL TO SEE THE AUDIT
ADDRESS AND HAVE CONCERNS IN
CLEAR OUR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR US
TO WORK FROM. TODAY ACTUALLY AS
WE SPEAK THE CONSULTATION
COUNCIL WHICH IS REQUIRED IN THE
EDUCATION CODE IS BEGINNING A
CONVERSATION ABOUT THIS TOPIC
WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF TEACHING
AND LEARNING. HOW DESERVE THEN
RELAYED BACK TO TECHNOLOGY THE
WORK FORCE IS A FULL TIME IS A
PART TIME AND SO I LOOK FORWARD
TO PROVIDING AN UPDATE. IN TERMS
OF IMPLEMENTATION WE DO SUPPORT
AND AGREE WITH MOST OF THE
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE
AUDITOR. IT IS A BRAND NEW AUDIT
WE ARE ALREADY MAKING PROGRESS
ARE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
DOLLARS ARE HAVE ALREADY BEEN
RELEASED- BY THE END OF THIS
YEAR. ALL OF OUR COLLEGES WILL
HAVE WILL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH
OUR NEW EQUAL EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY TITLE FIVE CHANGES
SO THAT REQUIRED A HUGE OVERHAUL
IT WAS FINALLY APPROVED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE LAST YEAR.
AND ALL OF OUR COLLEGES WILL BE
SUBMITTING THEIR REPORTS BY
SEPTEMBER OF THIS YEAR. THAT
WILL THEN ALLOW US TO DO AN
ANALYSIS WE'RE VERY INTENTIONAL
IN ST WE HAVE A DOCUMENT NOW.
THAT WILL ALLOW US NOT JUST TO
COMPLIANCE BUT HELP A COMMUNITY
ENVISION. ALL OF THIS BECOMES A
LONG TERM PLAN AND SO BY
SEPTEMBER OF THIS YEAR WILL BE
ABLE TO DO A FULL ANALYSIS OF
THE SYSTEM. PRIOR TO THAT- THE
COLLEGES WERE SUBMITTING REPORTS
EVERY THREE YEARS SO AS YOU CAN
IMAGINE WE CAN ONLY CAPTURE A
SMALL COMPONENT OF AN ANALYSIS.
THAT DIDN'T WORK AS WE WERE
THINKING LONG TERM. SO HAPPY TO
PROVIDE AN UPDATE AS WE HEAD
INTO THE FALL OF THIS YEAR- THE
OTHER COMPONENT OF THIS IS
REALLY HAVING THE PARTNERSHIP OF
THE LEGISLATURE AS WE THINK
ABOUT THE FUTURE OF TEACHING AND
LEARNING AND I'LL ASK. OUR
DEPUTY CHANCELLOR TO ADD. ANY
COMMENTS RELATED I THINK IT I
THINK WE'RE JUST UNDER THE GUN
TIME WISE THAT WAS A- AN
ADEQUATE RESPONSE FOR NOW BUT I
THINK OVERALL GLOBALLY. MMHM THE
GOAL ON THE PART TIME FACULTY
FULL TIME FACULTY WAS SET IN.
NINETEEN EIGHTY EIGHT IT SEEMS.
THAT IT ONLY THE RATIO ONLY
IMPROVES ONE WEREN'T GOOD
ECONOMIC TIMES AND GOES DOWN ONE
WEREN'T BAD ECONOMIC TIMES. AND
STILL REMAINS REMARKABLY SHORT
OF THE GOAL IN N. SO IT'S JUST A
QUESTION OF OVERTIME. HOW OLD
THERE IS AN EXPECTATION OF
DEALING WITH IT AND I THINK.
THAT THERE WERE ETHIO PARTS OF
THAT AUDIT WHICH I APPRECIATE
AND ARTICLE CONCERNED. BUT I
THINK THAT IS ONE OF THE
CONCERNS AND TRYING TO FIGURE IT
OUT AND- I KNOW THAT THIS IS MY
THIRD YEAR DOING IT. AND THERE'S
ALWAYS SOME TASK FORCE ARE
ALWAYS SOME AUDIT THAT'S OFTEN
THE FUTURE SO IT IS ALWAYS SEEMS
LIKE AT SOME FUTURE DISCUSSION.
BUT IT'S BEEN GOING ON SINCE
NINETEEN EIGHTY EIGHT SO WE JUST
HAVE TO. TRY TO MAKE AN
ASSESSMENT OF WHERE WE ARE. AND
THEN JUST A STATEMENT ON. THAT
BECAUSE THE STUDENT CENTERED
FUNDING FORMULA WAS MENTIONED IT
STILL MAKES ME CRAZY AND I STILL
HOPE WE HAVE FIGURE OUT WHETHER
THAN WHAT IS IT TO SOFT LANDING
FOR SOME OF THE CAMPUSES ON THAT
AS- WE MOVE FORWARD. LET ME ASK
MY COLLEAGUES IF THEY HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS ON. THE SIDE OF THE-
SENATE- I JUST NERVOUS A TIME
OUT NOT ASK THE FROM. BUT I WILL
NOTE. OUR ANALYSIS DOES NOT HAVE
. AND I ASK FOR THIS IN THE PAST
IT ON THE TWO OCCASIONS. I THINK
FROM YOUR PREDECESSORS CANCER
BUT I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT TO
START UNDERSTANDING THE CAUSES
OF THE DECLINE THAT WE'RE SEEING
IN ENROLLMENT. ARE THESE
STRUCTURAL ARE THEY RELATED TO
COPE ED ARE THEY JUST RELATED
THE ECONOMY AND THE ECONOMIC
CYCLICALITY THAT WERE FACING
BUT- BUT WITHOUT KNOWING THOSE
ANSWERS I THINK IT'S VERY HARD
FOR US TO SIT HERE AND TRY TO
PROJECT OUT LONG TERM WITH THE
BUDGET SHOULD BE GOING FORWARD.
I INCLUDING AROUND THINGS LIKE
HOUSING AND SOME OF THE OTHER
THINGS WE MENTIONED SO JUST. I
WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU AYE AYE I
WAS TOLD I THINK LAST YEAR THAT
THERE IS SOME STUDIES UNDER WAY.
I'M GONNA SOON THAT SINCE THEY
ARE NOT REFERENCE HERE THAT
THERE ARE NO STUDY RESULTS AT
THIS POINT TIME WARNER. WERE
ABOUT TO GET TO THE IN ROMAN I
MISSED THE NEXT ITEM SOMETHING
THAT IT'S ALRIGHT. IF I. CAN
MAKE ONE BRIEF COMMENT IN LIGHT
CENTER OCHO BOAT. NO QUESTIONS
THEN. THEN WE WILL GET TO THAT
AND THEN ARE WILL MAKE SURE THAT
THERE'S A COMMON IN THE ONE.
LAST THING IS FOR FINANCE IT'S
NOTED IN OUR GENDER. EVERY YEAR
WE HAVE A DISCUSSION ABOUT.
HOUSE SOME SELECT. PRO GET COST
OF LIVING INCREASES AND OTHERS
DON'T AND IT'S SO TEMPTING TO
ASK. WHAT PROCESS YOU USE IN
PICKING WINNERS AND LOSERS BUT
IT'S LIKE WHY DOESN'T EVERY
PROGRAM WHETHER IT'S POINT THERE
MAY SER THE OTHERS. WHY DON'T
THEY ALL GET AN EQUAL COLA. IN
THE RECOMMENDATION OF COURSE
UNDERSTAND. WE HAVE NO CHANGE TO
POLICY IN THIS GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
SO IT'S JUST PROVIDING THE SAME
CALL AS A- TO. THE SAME CULTURAL
PROGRAMS THAT ARE RECEIVED
HISTORICALLY OR HAPPENED STATURE
THE ONES THAT WE PUT. WILL THEN
I'LL MAKE THE STATEMENT WE HAVE
ALWAYS HATED THAT POLICY. IT WE
WANT EVERYBODY TO RECEIVE EQUAL
COLORS BECAUSE IT'S A DE FACTO
CAUGHT. OF EVERY PROGRAM EVERY
YEAR AND SQUEEZING THEM AND- AN
ANALOGOUS THING WHICH WE'LL TALK
ABOUT IT IN THE UC. BUDGET IS
THE REASON WE HAD TO RESTORE 58%
INCREASE. TO UC COOPERATIVE
EXTENSION IS THAT GOT NO COLAS
FOR TWENTY YEARS AND SO THEY HAD
A BUYING POWER THAT WAS ABOUT
HALF. OF WHAT IT WAS TWENTY
YEARS BEFORE AND THAT'S WHAT
WE'RE DOING TO MESS AND POINT
AND SOME OF THESE OTHER PROGRAMS
AND- WE JUST DON'T LIKE THAT SO.
AND WE KEEP RESTORING IT ON OUR
SIDE SO IT. WOULD BE WONDERFUL
IF WE FIGURED OUT A WIDE. WE
WOULD DECIDE THE POLICY DOESN'T
CHOOSE WINNERS AND LOSERS
THERE'S NOT JUST A HISTORIC
POLICY THAT DOES THAT SO. JUST
FOR THE RECORD. ANYTHING ELSE ON
THIS ITEM. AND LET'S MOVE TO
ITEM ONE D. AND ROMAN AND
RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION. AND
WILL GO IN THE ORDER FINANCE
LMAO. AND CHANCE. MESSAGE OF
YOUR DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. THE
MOMENT OF THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES
HAS DROPPED BY APPROXIMATELY 16%
AND HEAD COUNT ENROLLMENT SINCE
THE BEGINNING OF COVERT NINETEEN
PANDEMIC. MARION NATIONAL TREND
OF DECLINING ENROLLMENT FOR
HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
WHICH HAS BEEN PARTICULARLY
ACUTE FOR THE NATION'S
COMMUNICABLE JUST. LOCAL
COMMUNICATORS MUST CONTINUE
OUTREACH RECRUITMENT RAIN GAUGE
MINT AND RETENTION EFFORTS. TO
ADDRESS RECENT ENROLLMENT
DECLINES THE BUDGET INCLUDES AN
ADDITIONAL TWO HUNDRED MILLION
ONE TIME PROPOSITION NINETY
EIGHT GENERAL FUND TO CONTINUE
TO SUPPORT COMMITTEE COLLEGE
EFFORTS. AND FOCUS STRATEGIES TO
INCREASE WRITTEN STUDENT
RETENTION AND ENROLLMENT RATES.
FOR THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
INCLUDES FUNDING FOR POINT 5%
ENROLLMENT GROWTH COMING TO
TWENTY EIGHT POINT EIGHT
MILLION. THIS IS MORE OF A
TECHNICAL JUST MEANT PROVIDES
FUNDING WHICH CAN BE USED BY
DISTRICTS. THAT ARE GROWING AND
ANY UNUSED GROWTH FUNDING IS
POTENTIALLY AVAILABLE TO COVER
INCREASES TO DISTRICTS
SUPPLEMENTAL AND SUCCESS
ALLOCATIONS. IN ADDITION TO
RESPONDING TO ROAMING THE
CLIENTS IN RECENT YEARS RECENT
BUDGET OCTOBER VOTED SIGNIFICANT
FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE COMING
COLLEGES INCLUDING FOR STUDENT
FINANCIAL AID AND BASIC NEEDS.
AS WELL AS FOR COMMITTEE COLLEGE
OPERATIONS. THIS INCLUDES
PROVIDING A FUNDING FLOOR FOR
THE STUDENT CENTERED FUNDING
FORMULAS HOLD HARMLESS PROVISION
BEGINNING IN FISCAL YEAR TWENTY
FIVE TWENTY SIX. AND TO MAINTAIN
FOCUS ON REBOUNDING ENROLLMENT
THE ADMINISTRATION WILL BE
MONITORING DISTRICT LEVEL
ENROLLMENT TRENDS AS WE MOVE
PAST THE COPA NINETEEN PANDEMIC.
AS SUCH THE MINISTRATION MORE
WORK WITH STAKEHOLDERS TO
CONSIDER OPTIONS TO ADJUST AFTER
DISTRICT BUDGETS SHOULD A
DISTRICT NOT DISPLAY THAT
THEY'RE BEGINNING A ROMANCE.
LOST DURING THE CODE NINETEEN
PANDEMIC ENTERING THE TWENTY
FOUR TWENTY FIVE FISCAL YEAR I'M
SORRY ACADEMIC HERE. THE ANSWER
ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE ABOUT
THIS INVEST WITH. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH AND SENATOR WILL BE RIGHT
BACK WILL CONTINUE WITH THE
DEPARTMENT OF- THE L. A. U. S.
B. WELL THERE'S SEVERAL ISSUES
BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE IN ISSUE
ONE D. FIRST ENROLLMENT FOR TWO
THOUSAND TWENTY ONE TWENTY TWO.
COUPLE YEARS AGO HAS BEEN
FINALIZED BY THE CHANCELLOR'S
OFFICE AND DATA INDICATES THAT
NONE OF THE TWENTY FOUR MILLION
DOLLARS. THE LEGISLATURE
PROVIDED THAT YEAR TWENTY ONE
TWENTY TWO FOR ENROLLMENT GROWTH
WAS ACTUALLY EARNED BY
DISTRICTS. SO THAT TWENTY FOUR
MILLION DOLLARS IS AVAILABLE TO
THE LEGISLATURE TO THE STATE TO
SWEEP. AND RE PURPOSING USE FOR
OTHER PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT
PRIORITIES. NO DATE ON THE
TWENTY SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS
PROVIDED BY THE LEGISLATURE FOR
ENROLLMENT GROWTH IN THE CURRENT
YEAR IN TWENTY TWO TWENTY THREE
WILL NOT BE FINALIZED UNTIL
NEXT. FEBRUARY FEBRUARY TWENTY
FOUR TWENTY TWENTY FOUR SO IT'S-
THERE'S LIKELY TO BE UNUSED
ENROLLMENT GROWTH FROM THE
CURRENT YEAR- BUT- WE RECOMMEND
THE LEGISLATURE WAIT AND SEE.
HOW MUCH IS LEFT BEFORE SWEEPING
THAT MONEY. DOWN NEXT YEAR. NOW
BY THE TIME OF MAY REVISE THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE WILL PROVIDE
THE LEGISLATURE WITH UPDATED
PRELIMINARY AND ROMIT. DATA FOR
THE CURRENT YEAR AND THAT WILL
BE REALLY IMPORTANT INFORMATION
FOR THE LEGISLATURE TO HAVE
BECAUSE IT'LL HELP THE
LEGISLATURE MAKE A DECISION. ON
FUNDING FOR ROMAN GROWTH FOR
NEXT YEAR IT APPEARS BASED ON
THE DATA WE'VE SEEN THAT THERE
ARE AT LEAST SOME DISTRICTS IN
THE CURRENT YEAR. THEY ARE
GROWING BACK TO THEIR PRE
PANDEMIC LEVELS AND AS SUCH MAY
BE IN A POSITION NEXT YEAR
ACTUALLY GROW AND GROW BEYOND
WHERE THEY WERE BEFORE AND SO IF
THAT WERE THE CASE. WE THINK IT
MAKES SENSE SINCE GOOD POLICY TO
PROVIDE SOME LEVEL OF ENROLLMENT
GROWTH IT PROVIDES ENCOURAGEMENT
FOR THOSE DISTRICTS TO KEEP
GROWING. AND ALSO IT'S SO KIND
OF A LOW COST. OPTION FOR THE
LEGISLATURE BECAUSE TO THE
EXTENT THAT DISTRICTS DON'T END
UP USING THAT MONEY YOU CAN JUST
REVERT TO THE PROPOSITION NINETY
EIGHT REVERSION ACCOUNT
LEGISLATURE CAN USE IT FOR OTHER
PRIORITIES. WITH REGARD TO THE
ENROLLMENT AND RETENTION MONEY
THAT'S THE PROPOSAL THE TWO
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR ONE TIME
THAT THE GOVERNOR IS PROPOSING.
AS YOUR GENDER NOTES THE
LEGISLATURE JUST PROVIDED A
HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION
DOLLARS FOR THE SAME PURPOSE. A
AND THAT'S IN THE CURRENT YEAR
BUDGET. AND ACTUALLY DISTRICTS
HAVE THROUGH NEXT YEAR TO SPEND
THAT CURRENT YEAR MONEY THAT
HUNDRED FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS.
SO SYSTEM WIDE EXPENDITURE
DUBBED DATA IS NOT. COLLECTED
AND NOT REPORTED. TO THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE AND
LEGISLATURE ON THAT HUNDRED
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS THAT
CURRENT YOUR MONEY. WE'VE HAD A
LOT OF CON OUR OFFICE AT A LOT
OF CONVERSATIONS WITH DISTRICTS
ABOUT. ABOUT THEIR CURRENT YEAR
MONEY AND WHAT WE'VE HEARD IS
THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE
SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF MONEY.
AVAILABLE THROUGH NEXT YEAR TO
USE FOR OUTREACH PURPOSES. SO
GIVEN THAT WE RECOMMEND THE
LEGISLATURE REJECT THE
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE
AN ADDITIONAL TWO HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS. THERE'S ALSO BY
THE WAY SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY
MILLION DOLLARS IN ONE TIME
MONEY ALSO IN THE CURRENT YEAR
BUDGET IS FOR THE COVETED RELIEF
BLOCK GRANT THAT STATE MONEY.
THAT TOO CAN BE USED FOR
OUTREACH PURPOSES AND DISTRICTS
HAVE THROUGH. TWENTY SIX TWENTY
TWENTY SIX TWENTY SEVEN TO SPEND
THAT MONEY AND DISTRICTS OF
POSES WELL THEY HAVE THAT MONEY.
AVAILABLE FOR NEXT YEAR TO USE
FOR OUTREACH PURPOSES SHOULD
THEY CHOOSE TO USE IT FOR THAT
FOR THAT. FOR THAT PURPOSE OF
COURSE. DISTRICTS HAVE
APPORTIONMENT MONIES AND OTHER
FUNDING SOURCES FOR OUT OF REACH
PURPOSES AS WELL. SO GIVEN THAT
THERE'S APPARENTLY ALL THIS
EXTRA MONEY UNSPENT MONEY THAT'S
AVAILABLE TO DISTRICTS TO SPEND
NEXT YEAR WE RECOMMEND THE
LEGISLATURE REJECT THE
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL TO. DEFINE
ANOTHER ROUND. AND THEN INSTEAD
USE THAT MONEY TO FUND THE
LEGISLATURE'S PLAN ALL ALONG
WHICH WAS USE THAT MONEY FOR
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE FACILITIES
MAINTENANCE IS WHICH IS GOING TO
BE DISCUSSED IN THE NEXT ISSUE.
THANK YOU. I'M KEEPING AN EYE ON
TIME. AND LOOKING AT ONE O'CLOCK
I'M GONNA AT WORK THROUGH THE
SLIDES VERY QUICKLY AND
CONNECTED ALL TOGETHER FROM THE
CONVERSATION ABOUT AFFORDABLE
STUDENT HOUSING. WHO ARE NOW
THIS CONVERSATION ABOUT
ENROLLMENT PERSISTENCE AND
SUCCESS I KNOW YOUR AGENDA
CALLED SOMETHING ELSE BUT FOR US
IT REALLY IS ONCE YOU ARRIVE AT
A COLLEGE WE DON'T JUST NEED YOU
TO PERSIST WE NEED YOU TO
SUCCEED. AND CENTER MINNEWASKA
REALLY IMPORTANT QUESTION CAN
YOU TELL US OF THIS IS
STRUCTURAL OR IS IT SOMETHING
ELSE. ON PAGE TWENTY NINE I AM
SHOWING YOU IT IS STRUCTURAL
THERE WAS A STUDY THAT WE DID
WAS A STATEWIDE STUDY AND THIS
ONE WE PARTICULARLY TARGETED
STUDENTS WHO WERE ENROLLED THAT
ARE COLORED COLLEGES AND DID NOT
RETURN. AND THEN PERSPECTIVE
STUDENTS WHAT WOULD IT TAKE FOR
THEM TO ENROLL. NINETY THOUSAND
STUDENTS NEARLY NINETY THOUSAND
STUDENTS IS ACTUALLY
900-008-0040 SEVEN ROSS
EMISSIONS FROM AROUND THE STATE.
AND WE LEARN REALLY IMPORTANT
THINGS ABOUT WHAT IT WOULD TAKE
BUT AT THE CORE WHEN YOU LOOK AT
THE NUMBER ONE ANSWER. IT SAYS I
CANNOT OF COURSE AFFORD COLLEGE
AT THIS TIME FOR PROSPECTIVE
STUDENTS. AND FOR PREVIOUSLY
ENROLLED STUDENTS HAVE TO
PRIORITIZE WORK I STARTED THIS
HEARING BY REMINDING YOU THAT
64% OF MY STUDENTS WORK PART
TIME OR MORE. THESE ARE NOT
STUDENTS THAT ARE GIVING UP ON
THEIR EDUCATION IN FACT THEY'RE
WORKING TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY
CAN SUCCEED. SO IT IS STRUCTURAL
WHEN WE THINK ABOUT FINANCIAL
AID AND THIS LEGISLATURE TOOK
BOLD ACTION TO ADDRESS FINANCIAL
AID BY THINKING ABOUT THE
EQUITABLE CAL GRANT. FRAMEWORK A
FRAMEWORK THAT IS HOPEFULLY
GOING TO BE. ADOPTED VERY SOON-
SO FOR US THAT IS THE STRUCTURAL
IMMEDIATE SOLUTION RIGHT ADDRESS
ON THE FRONT AND FINANCIAL AID
ON THE BACK AND SENATOR MAN.
THERE THE ALL THE OTHER THINGS
THAT WE CAN DO TO ADDRESS COST
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IS ONE OF
THEM. PAID WORK BASED LEARNING
THAT IS SOMETHING THIS
LEGISLATURE HAS SUPPORTED WHEN
WE ARE SAYING GO IN AND GET A
JOB. IS IT CONNECTED TO WHAT
YOUR DREAMS OUR- THAT IS CALLED
PAID WERE BASED LEARNING WORK
STUDY SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T
EXIST AT A LARGE SCALE AT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES BUT IT DOES
FOR YOU SEE AND SEE ISSUE WHEN
WE SEE THE VALUE. WHEN OUR
COLLEGES CAN EMPLOYEE STUDENTS
THEY DON'T HAVE TO GET BACK ON A
BUS TO GET BACK TO SCHOOL THEY
CAN DO THAT IN THEIR CAMPUS. AND
OF COURSE CHILD CARE THE NUMBER
I DIDN'T SHOW YOU WAS A NUMBER
OF STUDENTS THAT HAVE ONE
DEPENDENT OR MORE AND IT IS
QUITE LARGE. SO ON THE BACK END
IN TERMS OF STRUCTURAL THERE THE
THINGS THAT YOU CAN DO TO
ADDRESS COST TO MAKE THIS A LOT
MORE REAL. ON PAGE THIRTY I SHOW
YOU THAT WHAT IT'S GOING TO TAKE
TAKE AS WE THINK ABOUT
ENROLLMENT PERSISTENCE AND
SUCCESS. IS WE ALSO THEN ASK
STUDENTS WHAT IS AFFECTING YOUR
WITHDRAWALS MEANING ONCE YOU
ARRIVE AT OUR COLLEGES. WHY
WOULD YOU DROP A CLASS AND
THEY'RE SHOWING US VERY CLEARLY
THAT THEY AGAIN HAVE TO
PRIORITIZE WORK. AND THAT THERE
ADDITIONAL STRESSORS AROUND
THEIR LIFE AND THEIR AND THEIR
WORK FAMILY ENVIRONMENT IN THIS
CASE THE SECOND RESPONSE WAS WE
HAD TO PRIORITIZE OUR MENTAL
HEALTH. AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL
BEING. THAT IS WHO WE ARE
SERVING THAT IS WHAT WE ARE
DESIGNING FOR. AND SO ON PAGE
THIRTY ONE WE SHOW YOU THAT
DESPITE THIS THIS DATA- AND WHAT
WE SEE WHAT I WANTED TO MAKE
SURE THAT YOU HEARD WHAT WE SEE
IS. CLEARLY STUDENTS ARE SAYING
WE WANT OUR EDUCATION TO BE
CONNECTED BACK TO OUR WORK FORCE
BACK TO OUR DREAMS. RIGHT SO
THEY ARE PRIORITIZING WORK TO BE
ABLE TO AFFORD SCHOOL WHAT WOULD
IT LOOK LIKE TO HAVE AN
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM THAT MORE
CLOSELY ALIGNS THE TO. AND OF
COURSE THEY'RE ALSO THAN SAYING
IF I HAVE TO PRIORITIZE WORK THE
NINE NEED AN EDUCATION THAT IS
AVAILABLE TO ME. AROUND MY WORK
SCHEDULE- THAT HAS TO DO WITH
THE DESIGN OF SCHEDULING STUDENT
CENTERED SCHEDULING. AND THEN OF
COURSE OUR ABILITY TO LEVERAGE
ALL FUNDING THEY- THE L. A.
MENTIONED ALL OF THE EMERGENCY.
DOLLARS AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL THE
STATE WIDE LEG FULL THE GOAL
HERE IS. AS WERE WERE ON THE
STRUCTURAL SOLUTION WHAT IS THEN
THE MICRO SKILLS SOLUTION THE
MICRO SKILLS LEVERAGING ALL OF
THOSE DOLLARS TO MEET STUDENT
BASIC NEEDS. THAT EMERGENCY
HOUSING IN LIEU OF AFFORDABLE
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES
IS ONE ONE THING THAT IS
HAPPENING IMMEDIATELY.
ADDITIONAL INVESTOR PROGRAMS
THAT MEANS EMPLOYING YOUR
STUDENTS WITH FEDERAL DOLLARS
THAT IS NOT SOMETHING HAPPENING
IN OUR CAMPUSES. OF COURSE THE
LONG TERM SOLUTION IS MORE WORK
STUDY AT COMMUNITY COLLEGES. AND
MORE PAID WORK BASED LEARNING AT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. THE
GOVERNMENT HAVE TO JUST. MOVE ON
YES OF MEMBERS ARE SO LET'S
ANSWER LIES ON. A TIGHT BUDGET.
THE THING ABOUT IT IS GOOD ALL
OF YOU. WE'RE ANTICIPATING SOME
OF THE QUESTIONS WE WERE GONNA
ASK OBVIOUSLY YOU RESPONDED TO
CENTER MEN'S. AND I THINK THAT.
THAT THE REAL CONCERN IS THERE'S
BEEN DECLINING ENROLLMENT IT HAS
COME FULLY BACK. AND WHAT ARE
YOU GONNA DO I THINK THAT'S-
WHAT YOU WERE JUST ADDRESSING
BUT WHAT WHAT ME ASK IT A
DIFFERENT WAY AS A WHO OF THE
CHANCELLOR. WHAT DO YOU NEED TO
JUST DON'T HAVE THE BUDGET TO
ADDRESS SOME OF THE THINGS YOU
WERE JUST WEST. MY STUDENTS
WOULD WANT ME TO HIGHLIGHT CAL
GRANT REFORM- THE COMMITMENT
THERE WAS MADE AND THAT IS THE
NUMBER ONE THING THAT THEY HAVE
ASKED FOR. AND THEN OUR COLLEGES
AND WHAT I SEE ON THE GROUND AND
I CAN TELL YOU JUST EVEN THIS
WEEK. IT IS MAKING SURE THAT WE
ARE ABLE TO MOVE FORWARD WITH
AFFORDABLE STUDENT HOUSING. WELL
WE HAD A LITTLE DISCUSSION ABOUT
THAT. AND WE ALSO HAD A LITTLE
DISCUSSION ABOUT CAL GRANT
REFORM BECAUSE WE HAD A COMPLETE
HEARING ON STUDENT AID. BOB IT
WAS RATHER LIVELY AND WE TRIED
TO GET TO THE BOTTOM OF SOME
ISSUES AND HAVE TOTALLY BUT OUR
COMMITMENT REMAINS THE SAME. SO
WHO ARE- AND I THINK ALSO- WE
HAD CONCERNS ABOUT SOME OF THE
SHIFTING OF MONEY AND I THINK
THAT CAME UP AND JUST EXPRESSED
THAT WE HAD THOSE CONCERNS. ARE
THERE ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS OR
COMMENTS FROM MY COLLEAGUES. NO
I JUST. NO BUT- BUT YES. THE
COMMENT JUST WANNA HIGHLIGHT. I
FOUND VERY INTERESTING THE
COMMENTS THAT THE- L. A. O.
MENTION WITH THE UNUSED FUNDS
THAT WERE DIRECTED TO- FIRST
YEAR RECRUITMENT AND HOW THAT
COULD BE. REDIRECTED AND HOUSTON
AREAS FOR YOU DO YOU ACTUALLY
NEED IT SO I'M NOT SURE HOW
THAT. WORKS IN THE PROCESSES
THAT. SOMETHING THAT I WOULD BE
CURIOUS TO SEE. IF WE COULD
REALLOCATE. TO WHERE WE ACTUALLY
NEEDED AND COULD BE UTILIZED.
SAN ROMAN. I JUST WANTED TO
THANK YOU FOR ANTICIPATED MY
QUESTION I DIDN'T SEE YOUR
PRESENTATION OF IN OUR ANALYSIS
I DIDN'T SEE ANYTHING SO. THIS
IS VERY HELPFUL- APPLIED YOU
GUYS FOR DOING THIS WORK AND I
THINK. I DAY THIS GIVES US FOOD
FOR THOUGHT ON ON HOW TO PROCEED
REALLY APPRECIATE YOU TAKING.
THAT EFFORT BECAUSE I THINK IT
IS REALLY IMPORTANT AS I SAID
BEFORE FOR US TO UNDERSTAND. THE
CAUSES OF THAT DECLINE
ENROLLMENT TO FIGURE OUT YOU
KNOW WHAT WE NEED TO DO TO
ADDRESS THANK YOU. AND ONE LAST
QUESTION TO CLOSEST THERE WERE.
THERE WERE BUDGET ITEMS IN THE
LAST TWO BUDGETS FOR RECRUITMENT
AND RETENTION. DID YOU DO
DIFFERENT THINGS BETWEEN THE TWO
YEARS OR DID YOU FIND SOME
THINGS WORKED AND SOME DIDN'T
AND DID IT HOW DID THAT WORK AND
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY USE THAT MONEY
FOR THE TWO YEARS. YEAH THERE
WAS A LOT OF INNOVATION FIRE
COLLEGES THE LAST FEW SLAVES
THAT I HAVE FOR YOU THAT ARE IN
FRONT OF YOU THEY ARE PAGES
THIRTY THREE. THREE THIRTY FIVE.
THEY'RE THE TOP HIGH IMPACT
STRATEGIES AND THESE ARE THE
STRATEGIES THAT WE HAVE SEEN
FROM OUR COLLEGES THAT ACTUALLY
WORKS TO ALL OF OUR CAMPUS
MEANINGS THAT YOU USE SOME OF
THE STRATEGIES THAT YOU DIDN'T
ORIGINALLY BECAUSE THEY WORK.
EXACTLY JUST LOOKING NOW YEAH
NOW WE HAVE THE RESOURCES RATING
YOU CAN INNOVATE YOU CAN
INCENTIVIZE. THESE WERE CREATED
BY CEOS IN OUR SYSTEM I CONVENE
A ROUNDTABLE CEO SOME OF THEM
ARE IN THE AUDIENCE. AND- WE
FAMILIAR FACES- BUT THESE ARE
THE HIGH IMPACT STRATEGIES THERE
THINGS LIKE DOING ROAM.
ADDITIONAL FACULTY PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT WORK BUT- JEFF.
BECAUSE I KNOW WE HAVE TO MOVE
ON IT'S I JUST DON'T WANT- THE
PARTIAL BREVITY WE SPENT ON THIS
TO BE READ AS OUR LEVEL OF
CONCERN. OUT OF BECAUSE I THINK
THIS IS. AT THE HEART OF SOME OF
THE THINGS IS WHETHER ENROLLMENT
IS COMING BACK AND WHETHER WE'RE
DOING THE RIGHT THINGS. TO HELP
WITH THAT AND I THINK WE WILL
STILL. OUR ENGAGED CONVERSATION.
WHEN WE MOVED TO ITEM. ISSUE
NUMBER TWO. A FACILITIES
MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE AND
STRUCTURAL EQUIPMENT
MIRACULOUSLY. A NOBODY HAS TO
CHANGE SEATS SO WE'RE GOING TO
GO. INTO MEDICINE SHEFFIELD
PARTMINER FINANCE PAUL AT. THE
STATE HOUSE AND AT THE
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST'S OFFICE AND
THEN. LISETTE NAVARETTE AT- FACT
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE AND SO WILL
BEGIN WITH FINANCE LET'S HAVE A
BRIEF SUMMARY MEDICINE SHEFFIELD
APARTMENT FINANCE. THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET INCLUDES A
REDUCTION OF TWO HUNDRED
THIRTEEN MILLION IN DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE ACROSS THE THREE
YEAR WINDOW OF TWENTY ONE TWENTY
TWO THREE TWENTY THREE TWENTY
FOUR. THIS MEANS THE TWENTY
TWENTY TO BUDGET AX DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE PREPARATION OF A
INTERN FORTY ONE MILLION. IT
WILL BE REDUCED TO APPROXIMATELY
. SIX AND TWENTY EIGHT MILLION.
ALL SIMILAR TO YEAR'S AND OF LA
WITH. FOR ENERGY PROJECTS WE'RE
INCLUDING PROPOSED TRAILER BILL
LANGUAGE CLEAR FIND THESE
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE DOLLARS CAN
BE USED FOR CHILD CARE CENTERS
AN ATTEMPT TO SUPPORT THOSE
COLLEGES LOOKING TO OPEN RE OPEN
OR UPGRADE FACILITIES. IN ORDER
TO CAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECTS THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET CONTINUES
SUPPORT FOR EXISTING PROJECTS.
THIS INCLUDES GENERAL OBLIGATION
BOND FUNDING OF ONE FORTY THREE
POINT EIGHT MILLION. ONE TIME
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE OF
TEN PROJECTS ANTICIPATED TO
COMPLETE. DESIGN BY SPRING
TWENTY TWENTY FOUR. THIS
ALLOCATION IS NINETY POINT TWO
MILLION PROPOSITION FIFTY FIFTY
ONE AND FIFTY THREE POINT SIX
MILLION. OLDER BONDS. I'M HAPPY
TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY
HAVE ABOUT THESE INVESTMENTS
THANK YOU VERY MUCH WILL MOVE TO
THE L. A. L. OKAY THANK YOU
FIRST WE DO NOT HAVE ANY
CONCERNS WITH THE GOVERNOR'S.
TEN PROPOSED CAPITAL OUTLAY
PROJECTS THERE IS A CONTINUING
PHASE. FOR CONSTRUCTION NO
CONCERNS THERE. WE DO HOWEVER
RECOMMEND THE LEGISLATURE REJECT
THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL TO
REDUCE BY TWO HUNDRED THIRTEEN
MILLION DOLLARS ALREADY
APPROPRIATED MONEY THAT'S
SUPPOSED TO GO FOR. FACILITIES
MAINTENANCE OF THE GOVERNOR
PROPOSES INSTEAD USE THAT MONEY
LARGELY FOR ANOTHER ROUND OF
THE- OUTREACH ENROLLMENT
RETENTION MONEY WHICH- IS
SUBCOMMITTEE JUST DISCUSSED IN
PREVIOUS ISSUE. SO MOST OF THE-
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE FACILITY
MAINTENANCE FUNDS HAVE ALREADY
BEEN DISTRIBUTED. TO DISTRICTS
AND ALREADY EARMARKED BY THE
DISTRICTS FOR PROJECTS THAT
WOULD REDUCE COLLEGE MAINTENANCE
BACKLOGS. ADDRESSING DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE
IT CAN AVOID MORE EXPENSIVE
FACILITY PROJECTS DOWN THE ROAD
INCLUDING EMERGENCY REPAIRS. AS
YOU JUST DISCUSSED- DISTRICTS
COULD STILL UNDER OUR PROPOSAL I
DISTRICTS WOULD STILL BE ABLE
TO. USE ALL THE MONEY THEY
ALREADY HAVE FOUR OUT OF REACH.
FOR THOSE PURPOSES FOR OUT REACH
PURPOSES AND BY REJECTING THE
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL ON. THE
SHIFT AWAY FROM DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE THE DISTRICTS BE
ABLE TO GO AHEAD WITH THE
PROJECTS THAT HAVE ALREADY DONE
A LOT OF LATE WORKAROUND. WE
GENERALLY DO NOT HAVE ANY
CONCERNS WITH THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL TO EXPLICITLY ALLOW
DISTRICTS TO USE THE STATE
FACILITY MAINTENANCE- MONEY FOR
CHILD CARE CENTERS- COULD
GENERALLY NO NO CONCERNS THERE
WE DO NOTE THAT THERE ARE. TO BE
A SMALL NUMBER OF COMMUNITY
COLLEGE CHILD CARE FACILITIES
THAT ARE EXCLUSIVELY CHILD CARE
FACILITIES ARE NOT THEY DON'T
HAVE AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENT
FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS.
THOSE ARE ON CAMPUS THE ONES
THAT ARE JUST REGULAR CHILD CARE
CENTERS THOSE ARE SELF
SUPPORTING PROGRAMS THROUGH-
CLIENT FEES AND WE DON'T
UNDERSTAND THE RATIONALE WHY
THOSE CENTERS WHICH ARE SELF
SUPPORTING JUST LIKE BOOKSTORES
AND PARKING GARAGES. WOULD BE
ABLE TO USE STATE MONEY FOR
MAINTENANCE SO WE RECOMMEND
LEGISLATURE REJECT THAT PORTION
AND NOT ALLOW THESE EXCLUSIVELY
SELF SUPPORTING CHILD CARE
CENTERS ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS.
TO USE STATE MONEY THANK YOU.
THANK YOU CHANCE ARE. GOOD
AFTERNOON ALIZA AVERAGE
CALIFORNIA MYCOLOGISTS CANCERS
OFFICE WHEN EVERY FLEA SHARE
THAT THE DEFERRED MAINTENANCE
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GRANT
PROGRAM- REALLY HAS TWO
COMPONENTS THAT 75% OF THE
DOLLARS ALLOCATED TO THE EIGHT
HUNDRED. PLUS MILLION AND- FORTY
ONE MILLION THAT WAS PROVIDED
LAST YEAR 75% OF THOSE DOLLARS
GO TO DEFERRED MAINTENANCE 25%
OF THOSE DOLLARS GO TO
INSTRUCTIONAL EQUIPMENT SO NOT
ALL OF THE EXPENSES ARE JUST ON
FACILITIES- WE CURRENTLY HAVE A
BACKLOG OF ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND
PROJECTS. OVERALL ACROSS ALL OF
OUR CAMPUSES AROUND-
IMPROVEMENTS MAINTENANCE AND
OTHER SUCH PIECES THE MASSIVE
INVESTMENT THAT WAS MADE WAS
REALLY HELPFUL BECAUSE IT
ALLOWED COLLEGES. TO TACKLE SOME
OF THE MOST SUBSTANTIVE PROJECTS
WILL RE ROOFING OTHERS THAT
REALLY ADDRESS SAFETY AND SO
THAT'S WHY THEY WERE SO
VALUABLE- WITH SMALLER
INVESTMENT THAT WE HAD SEEN IN
PRIOR YEARS YOU CAN'T TAKE ON
SOME OF THOSE LARGE PROJECTS.
THE FUNDS INVESTED BY THE
LEGISLATURE LAST YEAR MADE THAT
POSSIBLE AND WE EXPECT TO SEE.
ACTUALLY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND
PROJECTS ABLE TO BE. COMPLETED
THROUGH THE FUNDS THAT WERE
ALLOCATED LAST YEAR. WE REALLY
APPRECIATE. THAT DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE INCLUDING. COMMITMENT
TILE CARE- AND WE SUPPORT THAT
PROPOSAL HAVE NO CONCERN IF
THERE IS AN ADJUSTMENT THAT IT
NEEDS TO FOCUS ON ON THOSE WITH
THE LABS- TWO OPTIONS AS YOU
CONSIDER OF THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL WE DO THINK THAT
FOCUSING ON ENROLLMENT RETENTION
IS THE RIGHT FOCUS. BUT WE DO
HAVE CONCERNS WITH DIVERTING THE
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE DOLLARS SO
ANOTHER OPTION IS TO PROVIDE
FLEXIBILITY FOR THOSE THAT TWO
HUNDRED MILLION SO THAT IT.
CAMPUS CAN FOCUS ON BOTH ON-
THAT OUR REGION ROACH AND ROMAN
AND RETENTION- AND ALSO ADDRESS
THEIR FACILITIES PROJECTS REALLY
BASED ON LOCAL NEED OR THE OTHER
IS TO ALLOCATE A MUCH SMALLER
AMOUNT IN USE THE UNUSED GROWTH
DOLLARS THAT WE RECEIVED LAST
YEAR. AND USE THOSE FOR
ENROLLMENT AND RETENTION- REALLY
ALIGNS WITH THE PURPOSE OF THOSE
DOLLARS A TO STILL KEEP THE
FOCUS ON ENROLLMENT AND
RETENTION BUT AGAIN YOU WOULD BE
USING A MUCH SMALLER AMOUNT THAT
DOESN'T MEAN PULLING FUNDS THAT
HAVE ALREADY BEEN DISTRIBUTED.
HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.
JUST READ THROUGH QUICK FOLLOW
UPS ON THAT BEFORE WE MOVE ON.
HOW MUCH FUNDS HAVE NOT BEEN
DISTRICT AT OF THE FUNDS FOR
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE AND HAVEN'T
BEEN DISTRIBUTED WE ONLY HAVE
ABOUT A HUNDRED THOUSAND HUNDRED
MILLION THAT HAVEN'T GONE OUT BY
. JUNE ALL FUNDS WILL HAVE GONE
OUT. HEY AND IN THE PRESS OF THE
BY DID YOU COUNT SOME OF THIS
MONEY IS BEING SWEPT AND
THEREFORE VALUABLE FOR REVENUE
THE NEXT YEAR OR- DO YOU. ARE
COUNT THAT IS COMPLETELY SPENT
SO IT'S AVAILABLE FOR USE
BETWEEN NOW AND JUNE THIRTY. THE
NEW IN DEPARTMENT FINANCE THOUGH
THE WAY THAT IT WORKED IN THE
BUDGET IS WE DID. WE DID A
INCLUDE A REDUCTION TO THE
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE PROGRAM SO
IF THE- IF THIS PROPOSAL WERE TO
GO THROUGH IN THE BUDGET ACT
THEN THERE WOULD NEED TO BE- YOU
KNOW. GIVEN THAT IT'S A
REDUCTION IN THE BUDGET HERE'S
THE REDUCTION IN THIS YEAR. SO
IT'S A REDUCTION IN THE CURRENT
YEAR SO THAT WOULD MEAN THAT YOU
KNOW IF ALL THE FUNDS WERE
ALLOCATED BY THE CHANCELLOR'S
OFFICE BY JUNE. THERE WOULD NEED
TO BE SOME KIND OF REVERSION
PROCESS- IN THE MONTHS AFTER THE
BUDGET. I THINK IT JUST IS A
GENERAL STATEMENT ARM. YOU KNOW.
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE ALWAYS
PILES UP AND GETS MORE EXPENSIVE
IT'S NOT. IT WOULD BE GOOD TO
DO. WOULD BE GOOD TO HAVE
FLEXIBILITY BE GOOD TO TRY TO
SEE IF YOU CAN'T. MAXIMIZE
THINGS BETWEEN DIFFERENT
PROGRAMS AND HOW YOU DO IT AND I
THINK IT'S PRETTY HARD FROM THE
DAIS. ACTUALLY SPECIFIED. THOSE
SPECIFIC THINGS ARE IN AMOUNTS
BUT JUST THAT GLOBAL LEVEL OF
LOOKING AT IT WOULD BE A THING
THAT AS WE WORK TOWARD A BUDGET-
WE WOULD THINK WOULD BE A GOOD
DIRECTION. ARE THERE ANY
COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS FOR
MICHAEL. SEEING NONE. THEN WE'RE
GOING TO MOVE CAN MAKE A QUICK
COMMENT ON THE CHILD CARE- YES.
OKAY THANK YOU- JUST WANT TO
EXPLAIN THAT THE TRIAL CARE
LANGUAGE DOES NOT MAKE A POLICY
CHANGE. THE CHILD CARE CENTERS
ARE CURRENTLY ALLOWED TO BE USED
FOR GM THE FIRM AND ITS CAN BE
CURRENTLY USED FOR CHILD CARE
CENTERS IN FACT THEY'RE ONE OF
THE- ONE OF THE PRODUCT TYPES OF
PROJECTS THAT IS ACTUALLY
PRIORITIZE. AND WITH IT FOR
DEPEND YOU MEAN CHILD CARE
CENTERS REGARDLESS OF WHETHER
THERE'S AN EDUCATIONAL COMPONENT
YEAH EXACTLY M. REGARDLESS AND
THE AND- I AM TENS OFFICE
KENTUCKY CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG
WITH THE STATISTICS- OUR
UNDERSTANDING IS THAT. TUCKER
CENTERS OFTEN USE A MIX OF
FUNDING SOURCES AND OFTEN RELY
THEY OFTEN RELY HEAVILY ON CHILD
ON I'M SORRY UNDISTURBED GENERAL
FUND. AND WE KNOW THAT CHILD
CARE CENTERS ARE OF A KEY
LINCHPIN FOR STUDENTS SUCCEEDING
ESPECIALLY. STUDENTS WHO HAVE
HAVE HAVE CHILDREN AND THAT THEY
REALLY PLAY A CRITICAL ROLE FOR
THOSE STUDENTS. AND AND THAT.
THE CHILD CARE CENTERS THAT.
MANY TO MANY DO NOT CHARGE FEES
BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT THESE
ARE OFTEN L®NG STUDENTS WHO CAN.
WHO WERE. BARELY TRYING TO THE
FOR THE COST OF THE HOUSE FOR
HOUSING X. SENTARA AND OTHER
BASIC NEEDS TO DO SCHOOL. AND
THEN THE CHILD CARE CENTERS THAT
DO COLLECT FEES. AND THE FEES
CHARGED FOR TALCHER CENTER
SERVICES REALLY COVER
SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE
CENTER COSTS AVERAGING ONLY 17%
OF TOTAL COSTS. THERE TO RUN THE
CENTER SO IT'S THE FEES ARE A
VERY SMALL PORTIONS WOULD. URGE
THE LEGISLATURE TO CONSIDER.
INCLUDING THIS PROPOSAL. I'M
SORRY THE LEGISLATURE
LEGISLATURE TO CONSIDER WHAT THE
PROPOSAL APPROVING THIS FROM
HOME OKAY THANK YOU. GREAT
PLEASURE DOES COMMENTS ANYTHING
ELSE BEFORE WE MOVE. MOVED UP
ISSUE NUMBER THREE FORESTRY FIRE
PROTECTION WORKFORCE TRAINING.
IN THE SAME ORDER START WITH THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ANY
COMMENTS- I CAN GIVE A BRIEF
SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSAL IF YOU
LIKE OR IF IT'S GENUINELY BRIEF
GO FOR. THE YES. NOT SURE YOUR
SHIFT IF WE FELT. I WILL BE
BRIEF THE OF THE DEALERS BUDGET
INCLUDES. MEDICINE SHEFFIELD
BERMAN OF FINANCE- THE
GOVERNMENT INCLUDES FOURTEEN
MILLION ONE TIME PROPOSITION
NINETY GENERAL FUND. FOR A
DEMONSTRATION OF WORKFORCE
TRAINING GRANTS IN COLLABORATION
WITH CAL FIRE. THIS PROGRAM
SUPPORTS FORCE HEALTH AND FORCE
INDUSTRY ECONOMY BY BUILDING UP
THE WORK FORCE IN THESE FIELDS.
THIS IS AN EXISTING PROGRAM AT
CAL FIRE THE EXPECTATION IS THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE AND CAL FOR
WOULD DEVELOP AN INTERAGENCY
AGREEMENT. THAT WOULD BE VERY
SIMILAR TO THE EXISTING PROGRAM
BUT WITH COMMITTEE COLLEGES THE
ONLY ELIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS.
WE EXPECT OFFERED TO PROVIDE THE
PRIMARY ADMINISTRATION OF THE
GRANT PROGRAM FROM THE REQUEST
FOR PROPOSALS TO SCORE
APPLICATIONS TO SELECTING ORTIZ.
AND THEN THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
WOULD ADMINISTER THE FUNDING TO
THE CHOSEN RECIPIENTS. ANSWERING
QUESTIONS THANK YOU LMAO. THANKS
FOR BEARING WITH ALL THE MIKE
ISSUE. EVERYTHING THERE PROPOSED
FUND SHIFT IS REASONABLE WORTH
CONSIDERING GIVEN THE STATE'S
NON PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT
GENERAL FUND BUDGET DEFICIT.
THEY'RE USING PROPOSITION NINETY
EIGHT FUNDS COULD EXCLUDE OTHER
WORKFORCE PROVIDERS THE PROPOSAL
WOULD TAKE ADVANTAGES OF THE
COLLEGE'S EX EXISTING EXPERTISE.
AND EXPERIENCE IN THE FORESTRY
AND WORKFORCE AREAS. THANK YOU.
MUNITY COLUMN. JUST BRIEFLY WANT
TO SHARE THAT WE ARE SUPPORT
THIS PROPOSAL- IT DOES LEVERAGE
AND BUILD ON ONE OF OUR AREAS OF
EXPERTISE WHICH IS FIRE
MANAGEMENT FOR STATE. FORESTRY
PROTECTION- AND THIS IS AN AREA
THAT NOT ONLY DO WE HAVE
EXPERTISE IN THE CLASSROOM WE
ALSO HAVE A ROBUST PARTNERSHIPS
CURRENTLY ONLY TWO. COLLEGES
HAVE THIS DIRECT PARTNERSHIP-
WITH CAL FIRE UNDER THIS NEW
PROGRAM THIS WOULD ALLOW FOR
THOSE IF YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW YES
OF SHASTA COLLEGE AND LAKE TAHOE
THIS WOULD ALLOW AN EXPANSION
FOR OTHER COLLEGES THAT ARE
READY AND HAVE AGAIN THIS
EXPERTISE. OKAY THANK YOU I WAS
AWARE OF LAKE TAHOE BUT IT'S- I
HAD CALIFORNIA MARK PORTFOLIO
FOR EIGHT YEARS AND- AND THINK.
IS THIS IS A GOOD DIRECTION AND
I THINK YOU COULD ALSO MANY
TIMES PEOPLE THINK OF CAL FIRE
AND EDUCATION PIPELINE AND THINK
OF HUMBOLDT'S. OKAY NOW CAL POLY
HUMBLED AND- AND MAYBE CAL POLY
SAN LUIS OBISPO AS THE MAIN. OF
PIPELINES IN AND I THINK YOU
SHOULD TAKE YOUR HORN MORE
ABOUT- OUT OF WHERE. PEOPLE COME
FROM THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. AND
THEN OUR LAB ISSUE. IS A STAFF
UPDATE ON PREVIOUS- BUDGET ACT
INVESTMENTS AND WE JUST HAVE THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND WE- WERE
WE HAVE FOUR LISTED HERE FOSTER
CARE PART TIME FACULTY HEALTH
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE STAFFING. IN
0 DEGREES BOOKS. I WILL BE BRIEF
BUT JUST WANT TO HIGHLIGHT- THAT
ACROSS THE BOARD WE HAVE
LEVERAGE- THE VARIOUS RESOURCES
PROVIDED IN THE LAST TWO YEARS
OF INVESTMENTS TO REALLY
ADDRESS. SOME OF THE KEY NEEDS
THAT STUDENTS ARE TELLING US
THAT THEY HAVE SO YOU SEE
HIGHLIGHTED WHERE WE ARE REALLY
CROSS WALKING SOME OF THOSE
NEEDS THEIR ON SITE THIRTY NINE-
TO THE INVESTMENTS AND HOW WE
ARE GOING TO ADDRESS WHAT
STUDENTS ARE TELLING US THAT
THEY NEED TO BE SUCCESSFUL.
WE'VE ALSO CREATED A NEW TOOL
FOR CALIFORNIA MYCOLOGISTS OF
THE SUPPORT THEIR IMPLEMENTATION
OF BUDGET RESOURCES IT'S CALLED
THE COMPENDIUM OF ALLOCATIONS OF
RESOURCES. AND IT COMPILES ALL
OF THE GUIDANCE AS WELL AS THE
INSTRUCTIONS ARE REPORTING
REQUIREMENTS FOR COLLEGES AND WE
UPDATE THIS- MONTHLY.
SPECIFICALLY TO SOME OF THE
ITEMS THAT YOU'VE HIGHLIGHTED OF
INTEREST- ALLOCATIONS WENT OUT
FOR NEXT A PROGRAMMER VERY
EXCITED YOU PER SUPPORTIVE OF.
NOT ONLY THE BILL BUT ALSO. YEAH
THE END BUT DO YOU HAVE ANY
IDEA. BECAUSE IT IT BEFORE THE-
THE ITEM LAST YEAR WAS LIMIT TO
TEN CAMPUS. AND LAST YEAR DIDN'T
JUST QUADRUPLED BUT THE FUNDING
IT BLEW THE CAP OFF DO YOU HAVE
ANY IDEA HOW MANY CAMPUSES ARE
PARTICIPATING THIS YEAR WITH THE
CAPPING OFF WE PROVIDED-
RESOURCES TO ALL COLLEGES THAT
ARE INTERESTED SO. OFTEN LET ME
DOUBLE CHECK THAT THE NATURAL
AND YOU CAN GET IT BACK YEAH
I'LL GET TO GET THAT BACK TO YOU
BUT I'M THOSE FUNDS DID GO OUT I
BELIEVE MOST CAMPUSES WILL HAVE
A PROGRAM- AND WHICH IS AGAIN.
VERY EXCITING OF ROBUST
PROGRAMS- NOW THE TOTAL
ALLOCATION OF A FIFTY MILLION
DOLLARS AND THEN COLLEGES
RECEIVE OVER FORTY TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS PER STUDENT PLUS A BASE
AMOUNT. ON SO THAT AGAIN ONE IS
ONE OF THE EARLY ALLOCATIONS
THAT WAS SENT OUT. AROUND YOU
HAVE A FULL AND PART TIME
FACULTY HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM
WE'VE BEEN. WORKING VERY CLOSELY
IN THIS PROPOSAL ARE SUPPORTIVE
OF THAT. AS A REMINDER
PREVIOUSLY WE ONLY INVESTED FOUR
HUNDRED NINETY THOUSAND. AND THE
PART TIME FACULTY INSURANCE AND
NOW WE HAVE TWO HUNDRED MILLION
WE'VE WORKED WITH- CAMPUSES
LABOR PARTNERS AS WELL ON
IMPLEMENTATION AND- WE HAVE A
WHEN ROBUST HAVE A MEASUREMENT
ON HOW MANY PEOPLE YOU'VE
ACTUALLY HELPED AND WHAT WHY AND
WHETHER OR NOT. BELIEVE IT OR
NOT THAT THERE'S A GROUP THAT
HAVEN'T BEEN HELPED BY THIS. WE
THIS THE PROGRAM RUNS OFF OF IT
AS OF REIMBURSEMENT THE WEEK
BEGAN COLLECTING REIMBURSEMENT
REQUESTS ON JUNE FIRST- AND THEN
WE SOLIDIFY THAT DATA BY
NOVEMBER FIRST SO WE'LL HAVE
MORE MORE DETAILS WE KNOW THAT
MANY CAMPUSES OF RAMPING UP OR
CREATING. OR NEGOTIATING WITH
HEALTH PARTNERS ON HOW TO DO
THAT- THAT PROVIDED SOME SOME
LINKS HERE WHERE YOU CAN SEE.
SOME OF THE QUESTIONS- AND
IMPLEMENTATION CRITERIA- WE
CONTINUE TO WORK ON PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER TOOLS. TO
HELP EASE IMPLEMENTATION. ON THE
- OF STAFF TO PASS- THE BY LOS
YEAR PROVIDED- CANCERS OFFICE
CAPACITY- TO IMPLEMENT YOU KNOW
MANY YEARS OF NEW PROGRAMS
TWENTY SIX POSITIONS TO BE
EXACT. CURRENTLY WE HAVE TWENTY
THREE OF THOSE TWENTY SIX
POSITIONS FILLED AND WE EXPECT
TO HAVE ALL THE BILL BY THE END
OF THE FISCAL YEAR. AND THEN
LASTLY OF INTEREST- THE
LEGISLATURE WE WANTED A STATUS
UPDATE ON ZERO ZERO TEXTBOOK
COST AGREE PATHWAYS THE
TEAMSTERS OFFICE LAUNCHED AN
EFFORT TO EXPLORE IT- BURDEN
FREE- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS.
FOR THAT EFFORT IS WORKING IN
PARALLEL WITH THEIR
IMPLEMENTATION OF ZERO TEXTBOOK
COST YOU GREASE THE FUNDS HAVE
GONE OUT THREE THROUGH THREE
ROUNDS THE FIRST TO HAVE ALREADY
GONE OUT. FIRST PLANNING GRANTS
FOR COLLEGES THE SECOND ROUND A
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THOUSAND FOR
EACH COLLEGE- TO IMPLEMENTING
PLAN- WHICH DEGREE PATHWAYS TO
FUND FACULTY THAT ULTIMATELY
HAVE TO CURATE THESE RESOURCES
AND THE LAST SET. WILL BE
RELEASED- THIS SPRING. I'M HAPPY
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS YOU BY ASTON
QUESTION AS WE WENT ALONG AND WE
ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE FIRST
TWO PARTICULARLY. SENATOR MANY
QUESTIONS. THEN WE ARE GOOD AND
I THANK YOU FOR THAT AND WE WANT
TO CONTINUE TO. TO HEAR THAT YOU
FILLED ALL THE TWENTY SIX
POSITIONS ARE WHAT THE
STATISTICS ARE OF THE OF THE
PART TIME HEALTH CARE AND HOW
MANY CAMPUSES WERE ACTUALLY
HELPED BY THE NEXT UP. OF AS IT
WENT ALONG SO THANK YOU VERY
MUCH WE APPRECIATE THAT. ARE WE
HAVE ROUGHLY TWENTY MINUTES LEFT
AND WE'RE GOING TO TRY TO DO THE
PUBLIC TESTIMONY AND I'M GOING
TO TILT IT A LITTLE BIT. TO THE
PEOPLE IN THE ROOM BECAUSE SOME
OF YOU TRAVELED A LONG WAY.
ALTHOUGH YOU WON'T THINK IT'S
TILTING WHEN I TELL YOU THAT
WE'RE GOING TO LIMITED TO A
MINUTE. SO HE AND IT COULD BE
PUBLIC TESTIMONY ON ANY OF THE
ITEMS AND LET ME. THANK ALL THE
PANELISTS- ON THE WAY THERE AND
SO- IF YOU STATE YOUR NAME AND
YOUR AFFILIATION YOU HAVE UP TO
A MINUTE TO WEIGH IN ON ANY OF
THE ITEMS WELCOME TO THE
COMMITTEE. THANK YOU- CHAIR
GERMAN LAYERED IN MEMBERS OF THE
COMMITTEE MY NAME IS MATT
WHETSTONE IN THE PRESIDENT OF
CABRILLO COLLEGE AND I'M HERE TO
SPEAK VERY BRIEFLY IN SUPPORT OF
THE HOUSING GRANT PROGRAM THAT
YOU ALL HAVE HAVE SUPPORTED- I
REALLY APPRECIATE THE SUPPORT.
WANTED TO INDICATE THAT IN OUR
CASE WE ARE ARE ABOUT THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS INTO
PLANNING A HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT WITH UCSC SO WE'RE
EXCITED THAT. WERE RANKED IN THE
LIST. IF YOU WERE TO AGREE AS A
LEGISLATURE TO FUND. THE FIVE
HUNDRED FORTY FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS THAT'S IN THE
ALLOCATION. THAT ACTUALLY WOULD
FUND EIGHT OF THE PROJECTS AS
YOU GO DOWN THAT COMMUNITY
COLLEGE LISTS OF EIGHT PROJECTS
WHICH- WOULD COST ABOUT FIVE
HUNDRED THIRTY SEVEN MILLION
DOLLARS. WE'RE GRATEFUL FOR THE
SUPPORT. AND GRATEFUL
PARTICULARLY FOR THE SUPPORT OF
OUR STUDENTS WHO ARE THE MOST
NEEDY IN HIGHER EDUCATION FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING. AND I'M SURE
YOU'RE GONNA HEAR FROM THEM.
FROM SIRI DOSE AND GRATEFUL FOR
THE OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK TODAY
THANK YOU THANKS FOR TRAVELING
ALL THE WAY UP HERE I HAPPEN TO
KNOW THAT ROUTE VERY WELL- NECK
. THIS WELL. LEFT MISTER CHAIR
COMMITTEE MEMBER FUNDING THIS IF
YOU PRISON PRUDENTE. WERE CALL-
J. OF THE CEO OF THE- CALIFORNIA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT THIS
COMMITTEE ASKING FOR MAINTAINING
THE CURRENT BUDGET LEVELS TO
PHONE THE HIDE EDUCATIONIST IN.
HOUSING GRANT PROGRAM. COMMUNITY
COLLEGE IS HERE TO HELP FOR THE
STUDENTS TO BE SUCCESSFUL OTHER
STUDENTS BEGIN. THEIR
EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY WE HAVE AN
INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY TO
PROVIDE THEM WITH THE STABILITY
THEY NEED SO THEY CAN FOCUS ON
THEIR STUDIES. REGIS COLLEGE IS
TRAVEL READY. OR PROJECT HAS
BEEN PLAN DEVELOP AND WE ONLY
NEED THE BUDGET TO BREAK GROUND.
SERVICE COLLEGE SHOVEL READY
PROJECT WILL OFFER THE STUDENTS
HOUSING AT SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY
DOLLARS PER MONTH ALL INCLUSIVE
MEANING THEY DON'T HAVE TO PAY
ANYTHING ELSE TO LIVE THERE. NO
ORDER SYSTEM CAN DO THESE WE
KIND OF WE HAVE BEEN DOING IT.
WHAT IS STUDENTS CAN AFFORD TO
KEEP THE SLEEPING IN THEIR CARS
BECAUSE THEY CAN CALL THEIR
TWENTY TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.
WHICH IS THE CAUSE OF RENT IN
OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY I'VE LET YOU
GO WAYS OVER A MINUTE BUT ARE
YOU CUTTING INTO TIME OF
SERENA'S COLLEGE STUDENTS. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR COMMENTS
WELCOME TO THE COMMITTEE THANK
YOU GOOD MORNING SURE THERE'D
AND MEMBERS OF THE BUDGET
SUBCOMMITTEE MY NAME IS HECTOR
THE DOES NOT SUIT INTERESTS YOU
THROUGH THOSE COLLEGE. AND I'M
HERE TO EXPRESS SUPPORT FOR
MAINTAINING THE CURRENT BUDGET
LEVELS. THE FROM THE HIGHER
EDUCATION CENTER HOUSING GRANT
PROGRAM. WE ASK THAT YOU KEEP
YOUR PROMISE TO CALIFORNIA
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. TO FULLY
FUND THE STUDENT HOUSING GRANT
AS INTENDED. THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL TO PRESERVE THE BUDGET
BY SHIFTING FUNDING FOR STUDENT
HOUSING PROJECTS INTENDED TO
SUPPORT PROJECTS IN. TWENTY
TWENTY THREE TWENTY FOUR TO
TWENTY TWENTY FOUR TWENTY FIVE
WOULD INEVITABLY REYES PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT COSTS. A DELAY WOULD
HINDER ISRAEL'S COLLEGE AND
OTHER CAMPUSES THAT HAVE SHOVEL
READY PROJECTS FROM MEETING
THEIR OBJECTIVES TO OFFER MORE
AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND ADDRESS
THE STUDENT HOUSING CRISIS. IF
WE DO THE WE CAN EXPECT THE
HOUSING PROCESS THE HOUSING
PROBLEM TO EXIST WELL INTO THE
FUTURE. THRILLS COLLEGE LIKE THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES ACROSS THE
STATE ARE PREPARED TO GET TO
WORK IMMEDIATELY IN SUPPORT. OF
THEIR MOST VULNERABLE STUDENT
POPULATIONS. AGAIN PLEASE KEEP
YOUR PROMISE AND FULLY FUND THE
STUDENT HOUSING GRANT AS
INTENDED. THANK YOU THANK YOU
VERY MUCH THANKS FOR YOUR
SERVICE. SUBCOMMITTEE MY NAME IS
EMILY GOMEZ AND I'M HERE BEHALF
STREET IS COLLEGE IN THE ACC
VICE PRESIDENT. I'M HERE TO
EXPRESS MY SUPPORT FOR
MAINTAINING CURRENT BUDGET
LEVELS TO FUND HIGHER EDUCATION
STUDENT HOUSING GRANT PROGRAM.
MUFFLED AS WE SEE IN COMMUNITY
COLLEGES SERVE OUR MOST
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS IN HIGHER
EDUCATION SO THEREFORE IT'S
IMPERATIVE THAT WE MAKE SURE
THAT THEY RECEIVE ALL OF THE
NECESSARY RESOURCES THAT THEY
NEED TO- CONTINUE TO EXCEL AND
SUCCEED IN. AND HIGHER EDUCATION
HOUSING GRANT PROGRAM IS PRO AS
A PRIME EXAMPLE OF THOSE
RESOURCES BECAUSE IT GIVES SO
MANY OF OUR HOUSING INSECURE
STUDENTS DISABILITY THAT THEY
NEED TO THRIVE AND FOCUS ON
THEIR STUDIES. THIS IS
ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT BECAUSE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN CALIFORNIA
SERVE MORE STUDENTS IN THE UC'S
AND CAL SEATS COMBINED.
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE
CENTRAL TO THEIR EDUCATION
PIPELINE IN THE STATE. THEREFORE
WE HOPE YOU COULD COUNT ON YOU
TO KEEP YOUR PROMISE AND FULLY
FUND SHOVEL READY PROJECTS A
COMMUNITY COLLEGES HAVE BEEN US.
THANK YOU THANK YOU WE REALLY
APPRECIATE. YOUR COMMENTS NEXT
WEEK. I COULD AFTERNOON. GOOD
AFTERNOON THE MEMBER. OR TO THE
MEMBER ON THE CAN MY NAME BRENDA
FROM MICHAEL MEDINA. AND I AM
ISRAEL COLLEGE I A SENATOR
DELEGATE. I'M AND I'M HERE TO
EXPRESS MY- FOR MAINTAINING. THE
CURRENT BUDGET LEVELS TO FIND
THE HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENT
HOUSING GRANT PROGRAM. CURRENTLY
IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA 20%
OF OUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENTS ARE HOUSING INSECURE.
ADDITIONALLY AT OUR OWN CAMPUS
55% OF OUR STUDENTS ARE HOUSING
INSECURE. COMMUNITY COLLEGES
HAVE PROVEN OVER TIME THAT WE
CAN OPERATE SUCCESSFULLY A
HOUSING PROGRAM. THRILLED
COLLEGE WAS THE FIRST COMMUNITY
COLLEGE IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. TO SUCCESSFULLY
IMPLEMENTED THIS HOUSING PROGRAM
AND WE SAW. OUR STUDENTS HAVE A
HUGE JUMP IN SUCCESS IN THE
ACADEMIC CAREER STOP COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. CAN ABSOLUTELY MANAGE
I'M HOUSING PROGRAMS. ADDITIONAL
MEMBERS IF WE WANT TO. IF YOU
WANT TO HONOR YOUR WORK AND
PROMISED TO HIGHER EDUCATION A
HOUSING FOR HOUSING INSECURE
STUDENTS. THIS IS HOW WE DO IT.
HOUSING IS A- RIGHT IT IS A
FUNDING. RIGHT NO STUDENT SHOULD
BE WONDERING WHAT THEY'RE GOING
TO SLEEP TONIGHT. THEY SHOULD BE
WONDERING ABOUT THE ACADEMIC
SUCCESS AND ACADEMIC CAREERS NOW
WE'RE GOING TO SLEEP TONIGHT
THANK YOU CHAIR. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH APPRECIATE YOUR COMMENTS-
NEXT. IT'S GOOD AFTERNOON HERE
LAYERED AND MEMBERS OF THE
BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE I'M JACQUI
SCOTT THE STUDENT TRUSTEE ELECT
PURSUIT THREE US COLLEGE. I WANT
TO EXPRESS MY SUPPORT TO
MAINTAIN THE CURRENT BUDGET
LEVELS TO FUND HIGHER EDUCATION
STUDENT HOUSING GRANT PROGRAM.
WITH THESE MUCH NEEDED FUNDS THE
REAL COLLEGE AND OTHER COMMUNITY
COLLEGES ARE PREPARED TO MOVE
FORWARD WITH SHOVEL READY
PROJECTS THE HOUSE OUR DIVERSE
POPULATION OF STUDENTS. AS A
STUDENT WITH HOUSING AND
SECURITIES AT A TIME WHICH
FORCED ME TO DRIVE AN HOUR AND
FORTY FIVE MINUTES EACH DAY FROM
RIALTO TO SIRI DOES. I CAN SAY
THAT THESE NEEDS ARE SINCERE. AS
I SAID A FRIEND THIS COMMITTEE.
I HAVE TO RECOGNIZE THE IMPACT
THAT YOUR EDUCATION HAD HAVE ON
YOUR COMMUNITIES. AND SPEAKING
FOR CALIFORNIA AS A WHOLE YOU
GUYS ARE ASSETS AND ASSETS IN
ORDER TO OBTAIN THEM INVESTED
INVESTMENTS NEED TO BE MADE.
YOUR SUPPORT RIGHT NOW IS AN
INVESTMENT US. THE FOR THESE
REASONS I ASKED THE COMMUNITY TO
MAINTAIN THE CURRENT TWENTY
TWENTY THREE AND TWENTY TWENTY
FOUR BUDGET WITHOUT DELAY TO
OFFER STUDENTS AFFORDABLE
HOUSING. THANK YOU THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. REALTORS IN YOUR AREA
OKAY I ACTUALLY DON'T THINK
THERE'S ANYBODY LEFT IN SIR
RIDEAU'S TODAY. SO WHAT WELCOME
TO THE COMMITTEE THANK YOU HI MY
NAME IS DR ELIZABETH RILEY GOOD
MORNING TEAR THEIR TO MEMBERS OF
THE BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE. AND THE
DEAN OF HEALTH OCCUPATIONS AT
CERRITOS COLLEGE I'M SPEAKING TO
EXPRESS MY SUPPORT FOR
MAINTAINING CURRENT BUDGET
LEVELS TO FUND THE HIGHER
EDUCATION STUDENT HOUSING GRANT
PROGRAM. IN MY HEALTH
OCCUPATIONS DIVISION WE ARE
TRAINING NURSES MEDICAL
ASSISTANCE AND OTHER HEALTH
CARE. WORKERS I AM NOT A WEEK
GOES BY THAT I DON'T HEAR ABOUT
A STUDENT. WHO IS FACING HOUSING
INSECURITY- OR WHO'S ALREADY
LIVING IN THEIR CAR OR COUCH
SURFING. HOW CAN WE EXPECT THEM
TO FOCUS ON THEIR STUDIES AND
BECOMING THE NEXT GENERATION OF
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS WHEN THEY
DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY'RE GOING
TO SLEEP FROM NIGHT TO NIGHT. MY
BACKGROUND IS IN HEALTH
PSYCHOLOGY AND ONE OF THE MOST
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF
PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH WHICH IS
FOUNDATIONAL TO HELP THE OVERALL
FUNCTIONING. IS MASSLESS
HIERARCHY OF NEEDS. HUMANS MUST
HAVE THEIR BASIC NEEDS THAT AS
FOOD AND SHELTER ARE THE MOST
BASIC OF THOSE. BEFORE THEY
CONSPIRE TO HIGHER LEVELS OF
FUNCTIONING WE HAVE TO MEET
THOSE BASIC NEEDS SO THAT THEY
CAN BECOME WELL FUNCTIONING
MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY WHO CAN
CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIETY IN
POSITIVE WAYS. YES COMMUNITY
COLLEGES ARE NEW TO STUDENT
HOUSING BUT I WOULD ARGUE THAT
THIS IS EVEN MORE REASON TO
SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT ON OUR
CAMPUSES. BECAUSE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES SERVE OUR MOST
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS AND
HIGHER EDUCATION IF YOU CAN
BEGIN TO WRAP UP YES. IF WE HAVE
THE OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE THESE
MUCH NEEDED HOUSING GRANT FUNDS
REDUCE COLLEGE IS SHOVEL READY.
AND WE ARE EXCITED TO SCALE OUR
EXISTING PROGRAMS UP AND
CONTINUE TO DEVOTE TO PROVIDE
FOR DIVERSE STUDENT POPULATION
THE SERVICES THEY NEED TO BE
SUCCESSFUL THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
NEXT WEEK. GOOD AFTERNOON SURELY
TO A MEMBER OF THE- THAT
COMMITTEE MY NAME IS DR. AND I'M
TO WIN. MAN AT THREE JUST. AND
ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR AT THE
COLLEGE. I'M SPEAKING HERE TODAY
TO EXPRESS MY SUPPORT FOR
MAINTAINING. CURRENT BUDGET
LEVELS TO FUND THIS HIGHER
EDUCATION HOUSING PROJECT.
THERE'S NO DOUBT THAT STUDENT
SUCCESS CENTERS ON MORE THAN
JUST ACADEMICS. THAT'S REDUCE
COLLEGE WE'RE ALWAYS STRIVING
AND SEEKING TO REMOVE ANY
BARRIERS TO EQUITY. REMOVING THE
ANXIETY ASSOCIATED WITH HOUSING.
AND HOUSING NEEDS IS A REALLY
IMPORTANT ELEMENT. AS AN
INSTRUCTOR I'VE TAUGHT MANY
EVENING COURSES AND I'VE SEEN
STUDENTS IN MY CLASS THAT ARE
TRULY HOMELESS. AND AT TEN PM
WHEN CLASS ENDS AND YOU SEE ON
THEIR FACE. THAT THEY DON'T KNOW
WHERE TO GO. THAT'S NOT EQUITY
AND THAT'S NOT WHAT WE WANT TO
SEE ITS READERS COLLEGE WE WANT
TO HELP MINIMIZE THOSE
ACHIEVEMENT GAPS AND PROVIDE THE
HOUSING THAT ALLOWS THEM. TO
KNOW THAT THEY HAVE A SAFE PLACE
TO GO TO REST AND ULTIMATELY
FOCUS ON STUDIES AND GETTING.
THE EIGHTY CAREER AND
EMPLOYMENT. MOVING FORWARD I
THIS HOUSE PROJECT I'M SORRY IF
YOU WOULDN'T MIND WRAPPING UP
SURE. WE ARE SHOVEL READY AND
EXCITED TO START. I APPRECIATE
THE PRESIDENT HAS THE SAME
TALKING POINTS TO EVERYBODY.
THIS IS GOOD THANK YOU VERY MUCH
FOR YOUR COMMENTS AND WELCOME TO
THE COMMISSIONER KAREN MEMBER
REBEKAH CLEAN ON BEHALF OF THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FACILITY
COALITION VERY HARD TO FOLLOW
THE STUDENTS AND LEADERS OF
THREE DOES COLLEGE BUT I'LL TRY-
CCFC SUPPORTS THE STUDENT
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION GRANT
PROGRAM WE- OPPOSE THE TUNER
FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR DELAY WERE
NEUTRAL ON THE REVOLVING LOAN
FUND- WE'RE ASKING THE STATE TO
MAINTAIN ITS COMMITMENT TO
PROVIDE 50% OF THE CONSTRUCTION
GRANT FUNDS TO COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. WE OBVIOUSLY HAVE THE
NEED YOU HEARD ABOUT THE ONE
POINT FOUR BILLION DOLLARS IN
PROJECTS THE BEEN SUBMITTED.
THAT NEED IS ARTIFICIALLY LOW
BECAUSE COLLEGES WERE DISTRICTS
WERE ONLY PERMITTED TO SUBMIT
ONE APPLICATION PER DISTRICT. WE
HAD TO MAKE A CHOICE AMONG THEIR
COLLEGE AS WE DO NOT SUGGEST
PRIORITIZING THE REVOLVING LOAN
FUND OVER THE CONSTRUCTION GRANT
FUNDS A COUPLE OF POINTS THERE.
CONSTRUCTION GRANTS DEEP IN
AFFORDABILITY RENTS ARE JUST
COVERING ANNUAL OPERATING COSTS
FOR THE REVOLVING LOAN FUND AT
THE RENTS HAVE TO PAY BOTH THE
COST OF CONSTRUCTION. REPAYMENT
OF THE LOAN AS WELL AS YOUR
ANNUAL OPERATING COSTS
ADDITIONALLY- FOR OUR LIFE MAY
NOT BE ACCESSIBLE IN ALL PARTS
OF THE STATE DUE TO SOME OF THE
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE WORKERS ON
THOSE PROJECTS AND WE'VE GOT
SOME WORKER PIPELINE. CATCH UP
THAT WE NEED TO DO IN ORDER TO
ACCOMPLISH THAT- WE OPPOSE ALSO
THE SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE CUT IN
CURRENT YEAR AND THANK YOU VERY
MUCH FOR YOUR WORK ON THAT.
THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PATIENCE IN. WAITING TO PUBLIC
COMMENT WHEN YOU'RE TIRED
MEMBERS MARKET DONALD M. G. I.
ADVOCACY. ON BEHALF OF THE
NUMBER OF LOCAL COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICTS INCLUDING- LOS
ANGELES. ANTELOPE VALLEY
SOUTHWESTERN PERALTA CONTRA
COSTA SAN BERNARD DINO- I WILL
JUST SAY DITTO ON THE
CONSTRUCTION- AFFORDABLE HOUSING
. PROGRAM- PARTY. CALL ARE
SHOVEL. READY TO GO. ON THE COLA
I WANTED TO ADDRESS A COUPLE
OTHER- ISSUES THAT CAME UP ON
THE COLA WE WOULD URGE PROP
NINETY EIGHT PARITY. SO WHATEVER
YOU DO FOR A K. TWELVE TO FOR
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. INCLUDING IF
YOU CAN'T FAULT FULLY FUND THE
CALL OF THIS YEAR- SOME SORT OF
MECHANISM THAT WILL BE MADE UP
NEXT YEAR. ON THE TWO HUNDRED
MILLION WE WOULD URGE OF SUPPORT
THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE.
SUGGESTED TO PROVIDE
FLEXIBILITY. MAYBE PROVIDE THE
COLLEGES WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO
SUBMIT A PLAN TO THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE AS TO HOW
THEY WILL USE THE MONEY WHICH
INCLUDES- IT- FACILITIES
MAINTENANCE AS WELL AS OUTRAGE.
THANK YOU THANK YOU VERY MUCH
NEXT BEAKER. GOOD AFTERNOON
CHAIR LAYERED AND MEMBERS OF THE
COMMITTEE MOLLY MCGUIRE ON
BEHALF OF THE CAMPAIGN FOR
COLLEGE OPPORTUNITY THE
ENROLLMENT DECLINE UNDER
DISCUSSION TODAY SOMETHING THE
CAMPAIGN HAS BEEN ANALYZING FOR
THE PAST YEAR. AND WHILE IT'S
TRUE THAT CALIFORNIA'S NOT AN
OUT LIAR NEVERTHELESS REMAINS A
CONCERN GIVEN ITS SIGNIFICANT
EQUITY IMPLICATIONS. THE DECLINE
IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT
AND RETENTION DISPROPORTIONATELY
AFFECTS LOW INCOME MINORITY TIES
AND FIRST GENERATION STUDENTS.
AND THEREFORE ALSO AFFECTS THEIR
NUMBERS IN OUR FOUR YEAR
INSTITUTIONS. IT CARRIES
IMPLICATIONS FOR HOW DIVERSE OUR
WORK FORCE WILL BE AND WILL
LIKELY EXACERBATE CALIFORNIA'S
ALREADY EXTREME WEALTH AND
EARNINGS GAP. THIS INTERPLAY
BETWEEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ENROLLMENT TRENDS IN THE
TRANSFER PROCESS PARTICULARLY
THE ABILITY OF SEGMENTS TO MEET
THEIR TRANSFER TARGETS PER THE
COMPACTS IS AN ISSUE WE ARE
MONITORING CLOSELY. AND FINALLY
WE WOULD STRONGLY SECOND THE
CHANCELLOR'S IDENTIFYING HOW
GRANT REFORM AS THE MOST
MEANINGFUL INVESTMENT THE STATE
COULD MAKE IN OUR HIGHER
EDUCATION STUDENTS THANK YOU.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH NEXT BECAUSE
GOOD MORNING EDU MARTINEZ CAN
RECALLS LEGAL CALIFORNIA
EYESORES HIGHLIGHT THREE THINGS
ONE WE'RE VERY VISUAL THE COLA
AND- LIKE TO- MAYOR MIKE. TO THE
PARA ISSUE ON K. TWELVE SO I. WE
APPRECIATE ALL OF THE COSTS OF
THE FLEXIBILITY COST FOR
MAINTENANCE AND IN REAL DOLLARS
AND PREVIEW THAT. IS YOU GO
FORWARD THIRD AS YOUR HEARD OUR
COLLEGES ARE READY TO MEET THE
MOMENT COMES TO HOUSING AND WE
ARE SHOVEL READY AND WANT TO BE
PARTNERS WITH YOU ON THAT ISSUE.
THANK YOU THANK YOU I THINK
USING THE PHRASE MAKE THE MOMENT
IS EFFECTIVE LOBBYING OF THE
GOVERNOR. JERRY ARE MORNING- CAL
GONZALEZ HERE ON BEHALF OF LONG
BEACH COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
WE ASKED THE LEGISLATURE NOT TO
DELAY THE STATE HOUSING FUNDING
DURING ALL THE COMMENTS MADE IN
THE COMMITTEE TODAY- THE NEED
COULDN'T BE ANY GREATER
COMMUNITY COLLEGES ARE SHOVEL
READY. AND ESPECIALLY FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING- WE REALLY
ENCOURAGE THE LEGISLATURE TO
KEEP THE MINIMUM PROMISE OF THE
50% SPLIT FOR BOTH HOUSING
PROJECTS AND WE REALLY
APPRECIATE YOUR TIME THANK YOU.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH WE
APPRECIATE THAT AND THAT
COMPLETES THE- COMMENTS IN THE
ROOM. AND WE HAVE A CENTURY OF
RUN OUT OF TIME BUT LET ME ASK.
THE OPERATOR IN THE
TELECONFERENCE SERVICE IF YOU
HAVE PEOPLE WAITING TO SPEAK AND
HOW MANY.
I THINK IT'S POSSIBLE WE LOST
THE ATTENTION OF THE PERSON IN
THE TELECONFERENCE- FOUR THREE.
HELLO OKAY THEN THEN MODERATOR I
WILL TAKE THOSE THREE CALLERS
AND LIMIT THEM TO A MINUTE AND
THEN THAT'LL COMPLETE THE
HEARING WELCOME TO THE
COMMITTEE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
FOR PUBLIC COMMENT YOU MAY PRESS
ONE AND THEN ZERO. WE WILL GO TO
LINE TWENTY YOUR LINE IS OPEN.
THANK YOU KAREN AMERICANS
ACTUALLY WALKER ON BEHALF OF
NORTH ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICT. WE ARE CALLING
IN SUPPORT I THINK YOU KNOW HOW
THE GRANT FUNDING PROGRAM AND
THE COLLAPSE THANK YOU VERY MUCH
THANK YOU VERY MUCH THE NEXT
SPEAKER. THANK YOU WILL GO TO
LINE TWENTY ONE YOUR LINE IS
OPEN. KAREN MEMBERS AFTERNOON IN
MOCK REPRESENTING HE WE WOULD
LIKE CAUTION AGAINST FLEXIBILITY
IN THE CATEGORY. WE WANT TO
THANK YOU FOR THE COLON
CONTINUED SUPPORT AND LIKE THE
VOICE THAT WE WANT MORE STABLE
FUNDING HE SAID IS AS OPPOSED
TO. FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT QUITE
. WE ADDITIONAL HAVE TWO THIRDS
THE LIMITATION AT EIGHTY NINE
TWENTY EIGHT THAT HAS FOR A LIVE
CATEGORY OF LIFELONG LEARNING
SOMETHING ABOUT NEXT FOR THE CSU
POWER. THANK YOU SO MUCH THANK
YOU FOR MUCH FOR YOUR COMMENT TO
CRESCENTA MODERATE OF CALL.
THANK YOU WE HAVE LINE. TWENTY
THREE LINE OF OPEN. HI AT THAT
HOW HIGHLY ON BEHALF AT THE CO
CAN COLLEGE. AMERICA IS A THE
FROM TO ACTUALLY TORY COLOR TO
PORTION AND THE LIKE HAD A FROM
. HOWEVER ACCESS LIKE THE-
THAT'LL CATEGORICAL AND JUST
SOME A SELECT FEW SHOULD RECEIVE
THE STATURE COLOR AS PROGRAMS
ARE INCREASE OPERATION COSTS.
WILL FEEL LIKE THE LINE OUR
COMMON IN OPPOSING THE SHIP OR
THE HIGHER EDUCATION IN HOUSING
PROGRAM. WE BELIEVE THAT NEED
FOR THIS PROGRAM IS NOW LISTED
FUNDS COULD YEAR I WILL JUST
FACE. BECAUSE COSTS. AND ACT
ALSO OPPOSE THE GOVERNOR
PROPOSED TO REDUCE. A DEFERRED
MAINTENANCE I COULDN'T THIRTEEN
MILLION IN IN THE- CURRY YEAR-
AND THE OF THESE PRODUCTS ARE
AND THAT THEY ALREADY- BEEN DONE
AND THAT ARE BEEN PRETTY MUCH.
SO THANK YOU WE LOOK FORWARD TO
WITH YOU THE RECORD ISSUES THANK
YOU WE- YOUR- TO THAT COME. OUR
OUR PUB COMMENT PERIOD ONE OR-
BECAUSE I AM SURE THERE WERE
MORE PEOPLE. ON THE PHONE THAT
WE'RE HOPING TO GET IN AND ARE
WE- WANT TO HEAR FROM EVERYONE
SO IF YOU WERE NOT ABLE TO
TESTIFY OR YOU HAVE COMMENTS
THAT ARE MORE EXPENSIVE THAN
WHAT YOU WERE ABLE TO DO. ARM
YOU COULD WRITE TO COMMITTEE AND
IN WRITING TO THE BUDGET AND
FISCAL REVIEW COMMITTEE OR VISIT
OUR- WEBSITE W. BUDGET.
COMMITTEES WEB. AND MAKE. ISN'T
YOUR COMMENTS AND SAID ARM TO.
AND WE WANT TO AND YOUR TO. AND
IF. OF AND WE THANK THOSE OF. IN
THE ROOM THAT TRAVELED A LONG
WAY TO BE ABLE TO TESTIFIED
TODAY AND I HOPE THIS WAS. A
MEANINGFUL TO YOU AND WE
APPRECIATE IT AND- AND SPEAKING
FOR THE US SENATOR- TROUBLE
WE'RE ALL VERY HAPPY THAT YOU'RE
NOT ELIGIBLE TO RUN FOR THE
SENATE IN THE NEXT ELECTION.
BECAUSE YOU WOULD BE VERY
POWERFUL CANDIDATES I THINK- SO
THANK EVERYBODY FOR THEIR
PARTICIPATION AND THEIR PATIENTS
WITH THE SPEED OF THIS HEARING
WHICH CONCLUDED THE AGENDA FOR
TODAY'S HEARING. THE SENATE
BUDGET SUB COMMITTEE ONE ON
EDUCATION STANDS ADJOURNED.