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THE CITY OF <br /> ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> p L-EASANTONC 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> administering drug testing, <br /> incarcerating inmates, facilitating <br /> medical visits, and sealing or <br /> expunging criminal records. This bill <br /> would state the intent of the <br /> Legislature to enact legislation to <br /> eliminate the range of administrative <br /> fees that agencies and courts are <br /> authorized to impose to fund <br /> elements of the criminal legal <br /> system, and to eliminate all <br /> outstanding debt incurred as a result <br /> of the imposition of administrative <br /> fees. <br /> SB 182 This bill would require the safety Housing <br /> (Jackson) element, upon the next revision of <br /> General plans: the housing element or the hazard Safe and Secure <br /> safety element mitigation plan, on or after January 1, Community <br /> Local 2020, whichever occurs first. to be <br /> government: reviewed and updated as necessary <br /> planning and to include a comprehensive retrofit <br /> zoning: wildfires plan, as specified. The bill would also <br /> require the planning agency to <br /> review and, if necessary, revise the <br /> safety element upon each revision of <br /> the housing element or local hazard <br /> mitigation plan, but not less than <br /> once every 8 years to identify new <br /> information relating to retrofit updates <br /> applicable to the city or county that <br /> was not available during the previous <br /> revision of the safety element. By <br /> increasing the duties of local officials, <br /> this bill would create a state- <br /> mandated local program. <br /> SB 190 (Dodd) This bill would require the Office of the Safe and Secure <br /> Fire safety: State Fire Marshal to develop, in Community <br /> building consultation with representatives from <br /> standards local, state, and federal fire services, <br /> local government, building officials, <br /> utility companies, the building industry, <br /> and the environmental community, a <br /> model defensible space program to be <br /> made available for use by a city, <br /> county, or city and county in the <br /> enforcement of the defensible space <br /> 34 <br />
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