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9A Page 5 AB 844(8ernrhifll.SIGN. Creates additionaE requirements an scrap metal recycfers and traders to prevent scrap meta!thefts by requiring identification of those presenting scrap metal ta the recycier and a three-day delay in payment to those individuais.This bill also allows local government to enact stronger ordinances to prevent scrap metal thefts if locai public safety needs warrant greater regulation. AB 1724 Jones . SEGN. Permits local govemment agencies#o enact and enforce vehicle impoundment ordinances for nuisance vehic(es repeatedly involved with illegal dumping activity. AB 1751 (Fuentes .SlGN. Permits local government agencies to enact and enforce vehicie impoundment ordinances for nuisance vehicles repeatedly invoived with prostitution-relafed activity. AB 1859 Adams .SIGN.Creates an additional $3,000 penalty for stolen scrap metal sales or purchase charges that involve fire hydrant and fire department connection parts. AB 21�� J�ne$). �tGN.Au#E�orizes the Alc�hofic Bevsrage Controi Department to deny the transfer or issuance af a liquor retail license if it would contribute to biight,based on the findings of the local government agency.AB 2151 also authorizes a local redevelopment agency to deny the issuance or transfer of a liquor retail license within the redevelopment agency. "'AB 2262 fTorrico).SIGN. Expands the"Safe-Surrender"program ko affow children seven-days old or younger to be surrendered to a safe-surrender site as designated,which may include fire departmenfs u�on an�roval by the locel fire agency or gover�ing bedy. SB 1519 Yee�.StGN.Autharizes a local government agency ta request the disconnectian of telephone service provided to unlicensed taxi cab operations and permits#elephone service providers to disconnecf or cieny tne issuance of telephone service ii iocal enforcement efforts have not prevenfed or stopped the unlawful#axi cab operations. Revenue and 7axation AB 697 (Hancock).StGN, Prohibits a city and/or county, incfuding a chartered city or county, on or aiter October 1, 20a8,from entering into any form o#agreement that resu{ts, direct{y or indirectly, in the payment,transfer, diversian or rebate of any amount of Bradley-Burns loca!sales and use tax proceeds to any person for any purpose when both of the following appfy: (1)the agreement results in a reduction in the amount of Bradley-Bums tax proceeds received by another local agency from a refafler within the territorial jurisdiction of that other local agency; and (2)the retailer continues to maintain a physical presence within the terri#orial jurisdiction of that other local agency. AB �227 (Ma). SIGN. Expands the toofbox of available options for financing infrastructure associa#sd with transit village develapmen±�y snsuring that these faci[ities may be fina�?ced through the use of existing lnfrastructure Financing C?istrict Law.This bill also expands the size of a transit vi{lage development district from 'i/4 to 1/2 mile, and requires that at least 20 percent of a!I tax increments under the plan be used for affordable housing development. AB 1451 (Leno). S1GN. Extends the sunset date with respect#o the exisfing property tax exclusian from reassessment provided#o the construction or addition ot active sofar energy systems from the 20Q8-Q9 fiscal year,to the 2015-16 fiscal year. In addition, this bill allows this exclusion to be#ransferred#o the initial occupant of a new building, if the builder installed fhe solar energy system during the origina! construction. 5B 301 (Romero).SIGN. Extends existing statute that provides additional financial assiskance through the Vehicle License Fees{VLF}allocated to cities for both future incorporations and annexations by cities of inhabited territory. SS 1064(Ho{tinqsworth}S1GN. Pravides income and propsrty tax relief fo individuals, businesses, and lacal gavernmen#s that suffered losses as a result of five separate disasters during 2007 and 2008. 5