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ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> pLEASANTON. 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> Wastewater that the discharge of treated Fiscal Sustainability <br /> treatment: wastewater from ocean outfalls is a <br /> recycled water waste and unreasonable use of water. Local Control <br /> The bill would require each wastewater <br /> treatment facility that discharges <br /> through an ocean outfall and affiliated <br /> water suppliers to reduce the facility's <br /> annual flow as compared to the <br /> average annual wastewater discharge <br /> baseline volume, as prescribed, by at <br /> least 50% on or before January 1, <br /> 2030, and by at least 95% on or before <br /> January 1, 2040. The bill would subject <br /> the owner or operator of a wastewater <br /> treatment facility, as well as the <br /> affiliated water suppliers, to a civil <br /> penalty of$2,000 per acre-foot of <br /> water above the required reduction in <br /> overall volume discharge for the failure <br /> to meet these deadlines. <br /> SB 450 Establishes new CEQA exemptions Housing Element# 6 <br /> (Umberq) for conversion of hotels, motels, Government <br /> California other transient occupancy housing Reforms to <br /> Environmental and hostels to supportive or Housing Approval <br /> Quality Act transitional housing. Process <br /> exemption: <br /> supportive and <br /> transitional <br /> housing: motel <br /> conversion <br /> SB 573 (Chang) This bill would continuously Safe and Secure <br /> Homeless appropriate the sum of$250,000,000 Community <br /> Emergency Aid from the General Fund to be used to <br /> program: provide an allocation of funds to <br /> funding administrative entities under the <br /> program. The bill would specify an <br /> allocation formula based on the <br /> homeless point-in-time count for each <br /> administrative entity and require <br /> administrative entities to apply for <br /> funding in a manner similar to existing <br /> provisions of the program. The bill <br /> would require that funds allocated <br /> pursuant to these provisions be used <br /> to fund programs and provide other <br /> assistance that prioritizes meeting the <br /> 38 <br />