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10A <br /> p / Page 21 <br /> ..'�z r'�?'�;e C .�.i...r N�i .C.o�:4,.:... ��•t.i a� y��. . �tv � .. . N,. .. .r . ".F _. J+. ^d U4 'is at rA . .. t" ... 3 ... {i .: .. 0] �S G9 f .� e.. .n ... � � Qt aF .. ..*i .: &' !i. <br /> matching program that would empha and Local Land Use Planning Program within the <br /> size first time homebuyer programs Resources Agency. The program would use the <br /> ° $10 million for the existing Mobile Nome $90 miliion made available from Prap. 84 for <br /> Park Ownership Program. planning grants and incentives for the develflpment <br /> af specified regional and local land use plans. <br /> Recent Activity: This fund is samewha# <br /> unique because the language in Prop. 1C states Grants and laans to local governments, coun- <br /> that the criteria for the$100 million in this fund cifs o#governments, and other public agencies <br /> must be approved by a two-thirds vote of the would be made for these purposes, subject to <br /> Legislafure. This bill will be heard in the Senate specified criteria developed by the Office of Plan- <br /> Appropriations Committee on May 7. ning and Research. <br /> Propflsition 84 - The Safe Drinking Water, RecentActivity: AB 1253 was heard in and <br /> Water Quality and Supply, Flood Control, passed by the Assembly Committee on Water, <br /> River and Coastai Froiection Bond Act of Parks and Wildiife on Monday,April 23. The <br /> 2006 measure was referred to the Assembly Committee <br /> on Appropriations for a future hearing. <br /> While there are a number of bills in both <br /> houses fhat direct funds from Prop. 84 to different • SB 161 (McLeod). This bill would require <br /> specific uses (funds f�r urban parks, urban the Governor's Office of Planning and Research to <br /> greening, groundwater contamination, and flood administer a grants and iaan program to prepare, <br /> protection), SB 732 (Steinberg) is emerging as the adopt, and amend general plans and regional <br /> most comprehensive of all Prop. 84 bond bills. blueprints. <br /> Budget p�oposals, budget trailer bills, and The program would use the$9� miflion made <br /> more comprehensive Assemoiy bilis will likely availabfe from Prop. 84 for planning grants and <br /> surface as the legislative session continues. incentives for the development of specified re- <br /> However, at this time,there are no other bills that gional and local fand use plans. The measure <br /> have taken as broad a look at funds under Prop. wouid draw from the same source of funds as AB <br /> 84. 1253(��ballerc�). <br /> • SB 732 {Steinberg}. This measure is the RecentActivity: AB 1253 passed out of the <br /> Safe Drinking Water, Water Quality and Supply, Senate Local Government Committee and is now <br /> �lood Control, River and Coastal Protection Bond off ta the Senafe Approprsations Commiffee for its <br /> Act of 2006. S8 732 establishes a number of next hearing. <br /> requirements and guidefines about the allocation <br /> of the$580 mi)lion avai4able through Prop. 84. F�r further updates to these bills and other <br /> measures afifecting infrastructure implementation, <br /> RecentActivity:The bill was heard in and piease visit www.cacities.ory(infrastructure. <br /> passed by the Senate Committee on Natural Information will also be published in future issues <br /> Resources and `JVater. {t was referred to thE of Priority Focus. <br /> Senate Committee on Appropriations for a future <br /> hearing. <br /> • AB 1253{Cat�allero). AB 1253 would <br /> create the Sustainable Cammunities Regional <br /> PAGE 1a - Pf210R(TY FOCUS Visit the �eague's Official Website-•www.cacities.org <br /> ApriE 27, 2007 • fssue#16 <br />