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Legislative Update
October 18, 2022
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2 Sacramento General Overview 2022
• Legislative Session ended on August 31
• Governor had until September 30 to sign or veto legislation • 2,055 bills introduced this year
o Governor signed 997 bills into law
o Governor vetoed 169 bills
o Veto rate higher than prior years (16% in 2022 vs. 7.8% in 2021) City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Slide
3 Adopted Budget Provisions
Healthcare
expansion
$9.5 billion
inflation relief
rebate
$2 billion for
housing
investments
$19 billion multi-
year climate
package
Building
reserves/rainy
day fund
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Slide
4 City of Huntington Beach Successful Earmark Request
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Be Well Mental Health
Crisis Unit
$1,500,000
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5 AB 2496 (Petrie
-
Norris)
–
Loud Vehicle Noise
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Registration Holds Placed
on Noncompliant Loud
Vehicles
Implementation Begins 2027
Includes Motorcycles
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6 AB 2011 (Wicks) vs SB 6 (Caballero)
By-Right (AB 2011) vs
Allowable Use (SB 6)
Development Potential
Differences
Commercial Corridors: 70ft
to 150ft
Affordability and Labor
Standards
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Slide
7 AB 2449 (Rubio)
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Brown Act Modification
Remote Participation
Without Location Information
Limited Uses Per Year
Just Cause vs Emergency
Circumstances
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Slide
8 SB 1338 (Umberg)
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CARE Courts
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Wraparound Supportive Services
Plans Last 12-24 Months
County Operated, City Supported
Staggered Implementation – Orange County First
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9 AB 2582 (Bennett) and AB 2584 (Berman)
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Recall Election Reform
Ballot to Include One Question on if Official
Should be Recalled
Increases Number of Signatures
Additional Transparency Requirements
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10 SB 1439 (Glazer)
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Candidate Contributions
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 $250 Cap on Local Campaign
Contributions
Within 12 Month Period of Contract
Execution
Uniform Requirements Between All
Levels of Government
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11 Looking Ahead to 2023
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Sacramento
New Legislature – 25% Turnover
Assembly Speakership Battle
Special Session – Gas Prices
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Slide
12 Washington D.C. General Overview 2022
• Secured FY 2022
Appropriations
o Surfside-Sunset Sand
Replenishment - $15.5
million
o Mobile Crisis Response
Unit - $500,000
• Inflation Reduction Act
o Healthcare Extensions
o Renewable Energy and
Climate Initiatives
o Closing Tax Loopholes
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Slide
13 Looking Ahead to 2023
–
Washington D.C.
Election Outcomes
Budget Negotiations
2023 Appropriations
Emergency Response
Funding
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Slide
14 2022 Strategic Plan Goals
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Community
Engagement
Youth Community
Access Grant
Infrastructure
and Parks
BIL Navigation and
Funding Identification
Homelessness
Response
Be Well Response
Team Funding
Fiscal
Sustainability,
Public Safety,
and Other
Theft Prevention
Legislative Advocacy
Economic
Development
and Housing
Strategic Engagement
on Housing
Legislation
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15 Thank You
City of Huntington Beach: Legislative Update: October 18, 2022 Carly Shelby
Associate
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Cori Takkinen
Vice President
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