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41 . 4 mandated on local governmental entities some years ago . Committee recommended support of S . C . R . 11 . 6 . Local Government Reorganization - S .B . 1035 would establish the California Local Government Reorganization Commission . Committee felt that this bill was premature in that it ignored efforts going on by the Council on Inter- governmental Relations and Governor ' s office to perform the same function . Committee recommended opposition to S . B . 1035 . 7 . Sphere of Influence Commission - S .B . 462 would provide for the creation of a Sphere of Influence Planning Commission for the purported purpose of reconciling conflicting city and county general plans as they apply to territory within a City ' s sphere of influence . This appeared to be a dupli- cation of other activity occurring and could discourage serious efforts by cities and counties to reconcile such inconsistencies . Committee recommended opposition to S . B . 462 . 8 . Subdivisions S . B . 977 . Committee felt that S .B . 1118 which failed last year , would have provided greater regulation and control of subdivisions in Cali- fornia cities and would have provided stronger enforcement provisions . California League of Cities was supporting S .B . 977 which would not contain some of the stronger regulatory provisions of last year ' s bill , however , the bill would revise and modernize the current Subdivision Map Act and would recodify it as a division of the State Planning Law . The Committee recommended support of S .B . 977 with the further recommendation that it be amended to in- clude the more comprehensive regulatory provisions included in the S . B . 1118 or that such provisions be enacted independently of S .B . 977 . S . B . . 158 would require regulations relating to soils and geological reports and Committee felt this bill was ill-conceived . It was a State-mandated program and would have no provision for appropriation or reimbursement . The effect of the bill was unclear and conflicted with other regulations that were already in the law . Committee recommended opposition to S .B . 158 . 9 . Auctioneers - A .B . 333 would establish a " State Auctioneers License Law" , and would preempt local regulatory ordinances , such as Redwood City ' s , which more closely and effectively protects the public . Committee felt that consumer protection would be lessened rather than enhanced . Committee recommended opposition to A .B . 333 . At this point , Councilman Henderson suggested that since there appeared to be concern on the part of Council regarding the City coverage that perhaps the City Attorney could brief the Council on the difference between what our own requirements are and A . B . 333 . City Attorney assured the Council our Ordi- nance was over and above A .B . 333 . 6/4/73 Reg . Mtg .