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��r 14 <br /> Legisiative Bill A�tion <br /> ............................................................... <br /> Guest Home Fire and Life SafetyAct, wouid require Gaming. Staff: Liisa Lawson, Status: SenApps, <br /> a residential care facility for the elderly, with no Hrg. 8/2; Position: Support. <br /> more than six guests, to install and maintain an <br /> operable automatic fire sprinkler system approved SB 58 (Johnson). Police Reports. Confi- <br /> by the State Fire Marshall. Automatic fire sprinklers dentiality. SB 58 would require county district <br /> will provide residents of care facilities the precious attomeys, the courts, and law enforcement to <br /> time needed to safely evacuate a building. In establish a mutually agreeable procedure to <br /> addition, fire sprinklers will eliminate hostile and protect personal cor�fidential information regard- <br /> dangerous fire conditions which emergency service ing a victim or witness contained in a police <br /> personnel face in fire and rescue operations. Staff: report submitted to a court. SB 58 is designed to <br /> Liisa Lawson; Status: SenApps, Hrg. 8/2; Posi- safeguard the privacy of personal information <br /> tion: Support. about victims and witnesses named in police <br /> reports that are filed with the courts. Staff: Liisa <br /> AB 2406 (Bermudez). F1re Safety. AB 2406 Lawson, Status: AsApps, Hrg. 8/4; Position: <br /> requires local government reports of statistical Support. <br /> information to the State Fire Marshal to be compat- <br /> ible with the National Fire Incident Reporting Sys- SB 1152 (Scott). Ammunition. SB 1152 <br /> tem (NFIRS) established by the Federal Emer- requires ammunitions sellers to check the <br /> gency Management qqency (FEMA). AB 2406 also identification of ammunition buyers to verify their <br /> requires the State Fire Marshal to compare local age. SB 1152 will also require ammunition <br /> fire department NFIRS reports (which would in- sellers to maintain a log of individuals who <br /> clude specific response time and staffing objec- purchase ammunition, allowing it to be checked <br /> tives) to the highly controversial Standard 1710 by law enforcement personnel. City police <br /> adopted in 2001 by the National Fire Protection departments are the primary providers of public <br /> Association (NFPA 1710). In difficult budget times safety services in California and frequently <br /> for the State of Califomia, AB 2406 would have respond to incidents invotving firearms. Tracking <br /> significant flnancial impact on cities, counties, and ammunition sales will help keep ammunition out <br /> special districts, many that are already struggling to of the hands of children and criminals, resulting <br /> provide public safety services despite tight budgets. in safer communities. Staff: Liisa Lawson, <br /> Staff: Liisa Lawson; Status: SenApps, Hrg. 8/2; Status: AsApps, Hrg. 8/4; Position: Support. <br /> Position: Oppose. <br /> AB 3089 (Horton) Indian Gaming. Special <br /> Distribution Fund. AB 3089would provide <br /> changes to SB 621 (Battin, 2003) enacted last year, <br /> which provided for the distribution process of local <br /> government mitigation money from the Special FOR LEGISLATORS' PHONE NUMBERS, <br /> Distribution Fund (SDF) relative to Indian Gaming. ADDRESSES AND E-MAIL PLEASE SEE THE <br /> Current law requires that these funds must be LEAGUE'S WEBSITE <br /> allocated by June 30, 2004, or they revert back to <br /> the Specia) Distribution Fund. AB 3089 would ��W-CACITIES.ORG/ADVOCACYCENTERI. <br /> provide an extension to this reversion date until <br /> December 31, 2004. <br /> AB 3089 will ensure that local governments are <br /> able to meet the deadline to receive grants from the <br /> SDF to mitigate for impacts associated with Indian <br /> PAGE 6/PRIORITY FOCUS luly 30, 2004--www.cacities.org <br />