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THE CITY OF <br /> ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> pLEASANTON® 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> proceeding challenging the lead <br /> agency's action for a project on the <br /> grounds of noncompliance with <br /> CEQA, from staying or enjoining the <br /> construction or operation of the <br /> project, except as provided. <br /> SB 33 (Skinner) The California Integrated Waste Environmental <br /> Solid waste: Management Act of 1989, Awareness <br /> reduction and administered by the Department of <br /> recycling Resources Recycling and Recovery, Health <br /> generally regulates the disposal, <br /> management, and recycling of solid <br /> waste. This bill would state the intent <br /> of the Legislature to enact legislation <br /> that would address the collapse of <br /> foreign recycling markets by reducing <br /> solid waste generation, encouraging <br /> transition to compostable or <br /> recyclable materials, and fostering <br /> domestic recycling markets. <br /> SB 42 (Skinner) Existing law authorizes a county Safe and Secure <br /> The Getting sheriff to discharge a person from a Community <br /> Home Safe Act county jail at any time on the last day <br /> that the person may be confined that <br /> the sheriff considers to be in the best <br /> interests of that person. Existing law <br /> additionally authorizes a sheriff to <br /> offer a voluntary program to a <br /> person, upon completion of a <br /> sentence served or a release <br /> ordered by the court to be effected <br /> the same day, that would allow the <br /> person to stay in jail for up to 16 <br /> additional hours or until normal <br /> business hours, whichever is shorter, <br /> in order to offer the person the ability <br /> to be discharged to a treatment <br /> center or during daytime hours, as <br /> specified. Existing law authorizes the <br /> person to revoke his or her consent <br /> and be discharged as soon as <br /> possible and practicable. Existing law <br /> requires a sheriff offering this <br /> program to, whenever possible, allow <br /> the person to make a telephone call <br /> to arrange for transportation or to <br /> notify his or her bail agent, as <br /> 30 <br />