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Legislative Bili Action <br /> ............................... <br /> state's electric transmission grid.' It would also WANT TO SEND A LETTER IN <br /> provide that the EIR prepared by the state would SUPPORT OF A LEAGUE POS[TION? � <br /> serve as the CEQA document for local agencies � <br /> that amend their general plans to identify the HERE S WHO TO CALL <br /> designated corridors. The procedures in existing <br /> law under which the PUC reviews and approves ASSEMBLY PUBLIC SAFETY (7}— <br /> the actual transmission route and issues the final Leno (Chair), La Suer �ce Chair), Cohn, <br /> certificate of convenience and necessity would still Dymally, Goldberg, Ruskin, and Spitzer. <br /> apply. 1020 N Street, Room 111. Phone: 319- <br /> 3744. <br /> The League has discussed our concems with <br /> the author's office and the Resources Agency, the <br /> bill's sponsor. Atthough the discussions were SENATE ENERGY, UTILITIES AND <br /> productive, no commitments were made to delete COMMUNICATIONS—(11)—Escutia <br /> the objectionable language. It is vital that cities, (Chair), Morrow �ce-Chair), Alarcon, <br /> especially those in the districts of senators who sit Battin, Bowen, Campbell, Cox, Dunn, <br /> on both the Senate Energy, Utilities and Communi- Kehoe, Murray, and Simitian. Chief Con- <br /> cations Committee and the Local Govemment sultant: Randy Chinn. Principal Consultant: <br /> Committee, contact their Senators and indicate Lawrence Lingbloom. Assistant: Melanie <br /> their opposition unless the bill is amended to Gutierrez. Phone: (916)445-9764. Room <br /> delete the offending land use authority preemption 5046. <br /> language. <br /> SENATE LOCAL GOVERNMENT— <br /> Bill Status: Referred to both Senate Energy, (7)—Kehoe (Chair), Cox (Vice-Chair), <br /> Utilities and Communications Committee (Hear- Ackerman, Machado, McClintock, Soto, <br /> ing: April 5) and Senate Local Government (Hear- and Torlakson. Consuttants: Peter Detwiler <br /> ing likely April 13 or 20); Position: Oppose un- and Jenn'rfer Swenson. Assistant: Elvia <br /> less amended; Staff: Yvonne Hurrter. Diaz. Phone: (916)445-9748. Room: 410. <br /> SENATE PUBUC SAFETY—(7)— <br /> Alquist (Chair), Poochigian (Vice-Chair), <br /> Cedillo, Margett, Migden, Perata, and <br /> Stay Up -TO -Date on Bills That Romero. Chief Counsel: Simon Haines. <br /> May Impact Your City Counsels: Alison Anderson, Mary Kennedy <br /> and Jerome McGuire. Associate Consult- <br /> WWW.CaCItIeS .orq/billsearch ant: Tammy Lin. Assistants: Mona Cano <br /> Become a regular user of the League's and Barbara Reynolds. Phone: (916)322- <br /> online Legislative Tracking System. The 1305. Room 2031. <br /> League's website is your gateway to all the <br /> information you need: bills sorted by subject <br /> areas, showing the bill history, current sta- <br /> tus, committee analyses, votes, and much <br /> more. You can even view League letters of <br /> support or opposition, and access the <br /> League lobbyist working on the bill. <br /> Visit the League's Official Web Site--www.cacities.org PRIORITY FOCUS/PAGE 5 <br /> . _ ._ __ _.. . ....__. _ .__ u .._..__ .0 _ ._. <br />