AB 452 Pupil Safety: Parental Notifications: Firearm Safety Requires the California Department of Education, in consultation with the Department of Justice, to develop a notification regarding safe firearm storage that is annually provided to school districts, county offices of education and charter schools for distribution
AB 2309 Guardianships
Allows the juvenile court to order a guardianship earlier in a juvenile court case instead of ordering a child into foster care placement
AB 2771 - Cosmetic Products: Safety
Protects Californians and reduces one source of human exposure to PFAS by prohibiting the sale in California of cosmetics containing these chemicals
AB 1933 – Property Taxation: Welfare Exemption
Provides a property tax welfare exemption to non-profit homebuilders who construct owner occupied homes for low- income families, all of whom are first-time homebuyers
AB 2746 Driving Privilege: Suspension
Eliminates license suspensions for failure to appear in court beginning Jan. 1st, 2027 Makes the first two offenses an infraction for driving without a license beginning Jan. 1st, 2023 AB 1909; Bicycle Omnibus bill
Prohibits local agencies from banning class 1 and 2 electric bicycles on bicycle paths Allows bicyclists to follow leading pedestrian intervals (LPIs) Requires drivers to provide bicyclists more space when passing in the same direction AB 2097; Parking Minimums
Prohibits a local government from imposing or enforcing a minimum parking requirement on developments located near public transit, which in turn reduces car dependence, lowers carbon emissions, and encourages more housing production near transit
AB 1938; Traffic Safety: Speed Limits
Clarifies the metrics for lowering a speed limit
AB 2344 - Wildlife Connectivity: Transportation Projects Requires state agencies to implement wildlife crossings in identified connectivity areas for new projects and to address existing barriers identified as priorities
Assemblymember Friedman’s Budget Wins
The $5.1 million will fund infrastructure improvements in Burbank to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists, increase water efficiency, and add electric vehicle charging stations along the I-5 and 134 freeway corridors
Specifically:
$1 Million for Charging Infrastructure
$1 Million for San Fernando Street Improvements and Downtown Amenities $3 Million for Active Transportation Infrastructure - to complement the San Fernando Bikeway Extension $100,000 for the purchase of 2 Minivans for the Boys & Girls Club of Burbank District Office:
300 East Magnolia Boulevard
Suite 504
Burbank, CA 91502
Tel: (818) 558-3043
Fax: (818) 558-3042
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