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�.A� <br /> Legislative Bill Actlon <br /> ............................................................... <br /> ACA 29 (Harman) Transportation Invest- ENViRONMENTAL <br /> ment F,+nds. ACA 29 passed out ofAssembly <br /> Elections, Redistricting and Constitutional Amend- ACA 10 (Harman). Storm Water Fees. Prop <br /> ments committee on 5/4 by a vote of 4-0. Article <br /> XIX B authorizes this transfer to the Transportation 218. Several cities have inquired recently about <br /> Investment Fund to be suspended in whole or in the status ofACA 10, now on the Assembly Inac- <br /> part for a fiscal year during a fiscal emergency tive File. ACA 10 would include storm water fees <br /> pursuant to a proclamation issued by the Gover- in the short of list of exemptions to the public vote <br /> nor and the enactment of a statute by a 2/3 vote of requirement under Proposition 218. As a Consti- <br /> both houses of the Legislature if the statute does tutional Amendment, ACA 10 requires a two-thirds <br /> not contain any unrelated provision. This measure �ote in the Assembly and Senate to pass and be <br /> would delete the provision authorizing the Gover- Placed on the ballot. This means that both Demo- <br /> nor and the Legislature to suspend the transfer of crats and some Republican members of the <br /> revenues from the General Fund to the Transpor- Assembly will have to vote "Aye'. <br /> tation Investment Fund for a fiscal year during a <br /> fiscal emergency. ACA 29 is intended to protect Assembly Member Harman is taiking with his <br /> transportation funding by closing a loophole in the Republican colleagues to secure enough support <br /> state constitution that allows for the suspension of to pass the bill. This is a slow, but deliberative <br /> Proposition 42. Staff: Natasha Fooman, Status: Process. According to the author's staff, they are <br /> AsApps, Position: Support. committed to moving ahead with the bill, indicat- <br /> ing, "We are not letting ik go." <br /> PUBLIC SAFETY Cities should reaffirm their support of ACA 10, <br /> especially those cities represented by Republican <br /> SB 1752 (Scott). Ammunition. SB 1152 will legislators. And, of course, be sure you've sent <br /> require ammunitions sellers to check the identifi- Your letters of support to the author and the <br /> cation of ammunition buyers to verity their age. League. Staff: Yvonne Hunter, Status: Assembly ' <br /> SB 1152 will also require ammunition sellers to Inactive File; League Position: Support. <br /> maintain a log of individuals who purchase ammu- <br /> nition, allowing it to be checked by law enforce- <br /> ment personnel. Currentiy, there is no require- For legislators' phone numbers, <br /> ment in state law that vendors check the identifi- addresses and e-mail please see <br /> cation of ammunition purchasers to verify their the League's website <br /> age, thus allowing unsafe materials to get in to the <br /> hands of those not qualified to use them. City (�Wcacities.ora/advocacvicenter). <br /> police departments are the primary providers of <br /> public safety services in Califomia and frequently <br /> respond to incidents involving firearms. Tracking <br /> ammunition sales will help keep ammunition out of <br /> the hands of children and criminals, resulting in <br /> safer communities. Staff: Natasha Fooman, <br /> Status: SenApps, Hrg. 5/10, Position: Support. <br /> Visit the League's Official Web Site-•wuvw.cacities.org PRIORITY FOCUS/PAGE 4 <br />