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/�.4-g <br /> .......... 1 -e . g!slative .. Bi11 .. Action <br /> .............. <br /> through no fault of the local agency, a construction assessments from businesses as well. The bill ^Iso <br /> _ contractor or subcontractor fails to pay prevailing gives cities the option of issuing bonds to financE <br /> wages to its workers. In times of great fiscal re- proposed improvements in BIDs. The term of a BIL` <br /> straint, cities do not need additional lawsuits over may be extended from the existing cap of 10 years <br /> matters that are not within their control. This bill to the maximum term of any bonded indebtedness. <br /> would still place public agencies in a position of Both the House and Senate approved A 944 at the <br /> either being forced to claim a project as a"public end of the legislative session, and the bill now <br /> work" so that we are not bearing the risk later or awaits action on the Governor's desk. Staff: Dan <br /> forced to bear the risk if DIR later makes such Carrigg, Status: Governor's Desk, Position: <br /> determination. Staff: Natasha Fooman, Status: Request for Signature. <br /> Governor's Desk Position: Request for Veto. <br /> AB 218 (Simitian) Housing Elements: Defini- <br /> SB 868 (Dunn). Prevailing Wages. B 8 8 tions. AB 18 requires the Department of Housing <br /> would unnecessarily raise prevailing wage rates and Community Development to defer to the De- <br /> that are paid on public works projects. SB 868 wi11 partment of Finance in any disputes over the <br /> increase the cost of capital projects as well as application of the "housing unit" definition. The bill <br /> increase cities, counties, and the State's adminis- directs the Department of Finance to make a written <br /> tration time in assuring the industry advancement determination about the dispute based on the most <br /> and collective bargaining of administrative fees are recent definition of a housing unit from the United <br /> properly documented and handled. With the recent States Census Bureau. There are many issues <br /> substantial cuts in state and federal funding for the associated with the state housing element review <br /> critical maintenance of our infrastructure, this bill is process that lack clarity, including the definition <br /> not only unwarranted, but detrimental to cities and "housing unit." This bill would at least improve the <br /> counties. SB 868 aims to create a level playing process by emphasizing the use of existing federal <br /> field for both union and non-union contractors, but definition. AB 218 was approved by both the <br /> instead it increases the prevailing wage rate for Senate and Assembly, and now awaits action on the <br /> non-union contractors. Staff: Natasha Fooman; Governor's Desk. Staff: Dan Carrigg, Status: <br /> Status: Governor's Desk; Position: Request for Governor's Desk, Position: Request for Signa- <br /> Veto. <br /> ture. <br /> HOUSING AND LAND USE AB 1631 (Salinas) School Facilities. AB 1 31 <br /> will altow a school district to receive a supplemental <br /> AB 944 (Steinberg). Parking and Business with a tory ng witho t�equ �i�ng theacility <br /> Improvement Areas: Benefit Assessments. school to operate on an multi-track, year-round <br /> This measure makes Business Improvement Dis- (MTYR) schedule. The League has historically <br /> iricts (BID) law more flexible for local governments. supported legislation designed to ensure that <br /> The establishment and maintenance of BIDs plays school districts have the flexibility to upgrade their <br /> an important role in urban revitalization in many existing facilities and remain in neighborhoods, <br /> communities in California by targeting economically rather than moving to new locations on the outskirts <br /> disadvantaged or underutilized areas for renewal. of our communities. This concept is consistent with <br /> AB 944 enhances city capacity for establishing and the principles of supporting "smart growth" adopted <br /> managing these districts by expanding city authority by the League in 19gg. By remaining in an exist- <br /> to collect assessments to support local efforts to ing location, a school will continue to serve adjacent <br /> provide improvements and promote activities that neighborhoods and create cost savings for local <br /> benefit real property or business in a designated governments by reducing the need to expand <br /> improvement area. Existing law allows cities to infrastructure in other areas to support a new <br /> assess property owners in a BID, and AB 944 would school. A 16 1 has been sent to the governor's <br /> expand local authority to allow cities to collect desk, where it awaits signature. Staff: Dan <br /> PAGE 8/PRIORITY FOCUS Visit the League's Official Web Site--www,cacities.org <br />
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