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THE CITY OF <br /> ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> pLEASANTON0 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> AB 1482 (Chiu) Existing law specifies the rights and Housing Element#2 <br /> Tenancy: rent obligations of property owners in the Rental Cap <br /> caps state, and provides that a tenant for <br /> years or a tenant at will has no other <br /> rights to the property than the rights <br /> given by the agreement or instrument <br /> by which tenancy is acquired, unless <br /> otherwise specified. This bill would <br /> make non-substantive changes to <br /> the provision specifying the rights of <br /> a tenant for years or a tenant at will. <br /> AB 1483 Requires local jurisdictions to Housing Element#6 Good <br /> (Grayson) compile, publish a list, and report to Government <br /> Housing data: HCD and local COG zoning Reforms to <br /> collection and standards, fees, taxes and Housing Approval <br /> reporting assessments applicable to housing Process <br /> development projects. <br /> AB 1484 Prohibits local agency from imposing Housing Element#6 <br /> (Grayson) fees on a housing project unless the Good Government <br /> Mitigation Fee type and amount of the fee is posted Reforms to <br /> Act: housing on website at time of project Housing Approval <br /> developments application. Process <br /> AB 1485 States the intent of the Legislature to Housing Element #7 <br /> (Wicks) enact additional streamlining Expedited <br /> Housing provisions for affordable housing, Approvals and <br /> development: with deferral of some requirements Financial <br /> incentives for sensitive communities to develop Incentives for <br /> a context-sensitive plan. Select housing <br /> AB 1486 (Ting) This bill would expand the definition Housing Element #8 <br /> Local agencies: of "local agency" to include sewer, Unlock Public <br /> surplus land water, utility, and local and regional Land Use and Land for <br /> park districts, joint powers Preservation Affordable <br /> authorities, successor agencies to Housing <br /> former redevelopment agencies, <br /> housing authorities, and other <br /> political subdivisions of this state and <br /> any instrumentality thereof that is <br /> empowered to acquire and hold real <br /> property, thereby requiring these <br /> entities to comply with these <br /> requirements for the disposal of <br /> surplus land. The bill would revise <br /> the definition of "surplus land" to <br /> mean land owned by any local <br /> agency that is not necessary for the <br /> 16 <br />