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1 March 20, Draft Legislative and Governmental Priorities Robert E. Doyle, General Manager Erich Pfuehler, Government Affairs Manager Lisa Baldinger, Legislative Assistant Wildcat Canyon Regional Park
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3 Congressional Committee Assignments Senator Dianne Feinstein Judiciary (ranking member); Border Security and Immigration Subcommittee; Rules and Administration; United States Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control; Select Committee on Intelligence; Appropriations; Energy and Water Subcommittee (Vice Chairman); Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Subcommittee; Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Subcommittee; Defense Subcommittee; Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies Subcommittee; Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Subcommittee Senator Kamala Harris Select Committee on Intelligence; Budget; Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs; Federal Spending Oversight and Emergency Management Subcommittee; Regulatory Affairs and Federal Management Subcommittee; Judiciary Mike Thompson (CD-5) Ways and Means; Health Subcommittee; Select Revenue Subcommittee Jerry McNerney (CD-9) Energy & Commerce; Energy Subcommittee; Communications and Technology Subcommittee; Environment Subcommittee; Science, Space and Technology; Energy Subcommittee; Oversight Subcommittee Mark DeSaulnier (CD-11) Education and the Workforce; Higher Education and Workforce Training Subcommittee; Workforce Protection Subcommittee; Oversight and Government Reform; Intergovernmental Affairs Subcommittee; National Security Subcommittee; Transportation and Infrastructure; Highways and Transit Subcommittee; Railroads, Pipelines and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee Barbara Lee (CD-13) Appropriations; Labor Health and Human Services and Education Subcommittee; Military Construction-Veterans Affairs Subcommittee; State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Subcommittee; Budget Eric Swalwell (CD-15) Select Committee on Intelligence; CIA Subcommittee (ranking member),; Emerging Threats Subcommittee; Judiciary Ro Khanna (CD-17) Armed Services; Readiness Subcommittee; Strategic Forces Subcommittee; Budget
4 Federal Safe Healthy Forests / Wildfire Prevention Contra Loma / Contra Costa Canal Transfer FEMA Storm Damage and Wildfire Prevention Concord Naval Weapons Station Transfer Oakland Army Base Transfer Land and Water Conservation Fund Shoreline Resiliency Permitting Infrastructure Package Include Parks, Active Transportation East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservancy Alameda Point Park - VA Paris Accord Support Support for National Parks and Public Lands Redwood Regional Park
5 Federal H.R. 343 (Sires D-N) Establish a Link Between Healthy, Economically Vibrant Communities, and Investments in Parks resolved to support H. Con. Res. 27 (Lowenthal D-CA) America s Federal Public Lands Belong to All Americans resolved to support H.R. 502 (Grijalva D-AZ) Permanent Land and Water Conservation Fund Authorization resolved to support H.R (Connolly D-VA) Complete America s Great Trails Act resolved to support H.R (McNerney D-CA) Emergency Flood Response Act resolved to support S. 729 (Feinstein D-CA) and H.R (DeSaulnier D-CA) John Muir National Historic Site resolved to support S. 731 (Feinstein D-CA) and H.R (Garamendi D-CA) Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta National Heritage Area resolved to support H.R (Kaptur D-OH) 21st Century Civilian Conservation Corps Act resolved to support S. 751 (Warner D-VA) National Park Service Legacy Act resolved to support S. 896 (Burr R-NC) Permanent Reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund resolved to support Redwood Regional Park
6 Federal S. 569 (Cantwell D-WA) Permanent Reauthorization and Full Funding of the Land and Water Conservation Fund resolved to support H.R (McNerney D-California) Water and Energy Sustainability through Technology Act (WEST Act) resolved to support, if Special Districts are made eligible for the grant program. H.Res. 452 (DeSaulnier D-California) Port Chicago African American Sailors Exoneration resolved to support H.R (Barragan D-California) Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program Act of 2017 resolved to support H.R (Tsongas D-MA) and S (Heinrich D-NM) Every Kid Outdoors Act resolved to support H.R (Fortenberry R-NE) and S (Coons D-DE) American Discovery Trail Act resolved to support H.R (Polis D-CO) and S. 987 (Merkley D-OR) 100 Percent Clean and Renewable Fuel by resolved to support H.R (Quigley D-IL) Reducing Waste in National Parks Act resolved to support H.R (Thompson D-CA) and S (Cantwell D-WA) Wildland Fires Act of 2017 resolved to support Redwood Regional Park
7 Federal S Explore America Act (Schatz D-HI) Recommended Support by the Legislative Committee of the Board S Forest Incentives Program Act (Shaheen D-NH) Recommended Support by the Legislative Committee of the Board Redwood Regional Park
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9 California State Senate Committee Assignments Senator Bill Dodd (SD-3) Agriculture; Business, Professions and Economic Development; Veterans Affairs; Transportation and Housing Senator Steve Glazer (SD-7) Budget and Fiscal Review; Business, Professions and Economic Development; Human Services; Insurance, Banking and Financial Institutions Senator Nancy Skinner (SD-9) Majority Whip; Public Safety (Chair); Budget and Fiscal Review; Energy; Utilities and Communications; Environmental Quality; Transportation and Housing Senator Bob Wieckowski (SD-10) Budget and Fiscal Review; Environmental Quality (Chair); Judiciary; Transportation and Housing; Labor and Industrial Relations
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11 California State Assembly Committee Assignments Assembly Member Jim Frazier (AD-11) Transportation (Chair); Accountability and Administrative Review; Insurance; Veterans Affairs Assembly Member Tim Grayson (AD-14) Banking and Finance; Business and Professions; Local Government; Jobs, Economic Development and the Economy Assembly Member Tony Thurmond (AD-15) Education; Health; Human Services; Labor and Employment (Chair) Assembly Member Catharine Baker (AD-16) Business and Professions; Higher Education (Vice Chair); Joint Legislative Audit; Privacy and Consumer Protection; Transportation Assembly Member Rob Bonta (AD-18) Status of Boys and Men of Color (Chair); Appropriations; Communications and Conveyance; Governmental Organization; Heatlh Assembly Member Bill Quirk (AD-20) Public Safety; Agriculture; Revenue and Taxation; Utilities and Energy; Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials (Chair) Assembly Member Kansen Chu (AD-25) Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media (Chair); Insurance; Transportation; Water, Parks and Wildlife
12 State Statewide Park Bond Safe Healthy Forests / Wildfire Prevention Cap-and-Trade Investment Plan Water Supply and Water Quality Act East Contra Costa County Challenges (AB 898) Gun Range Clean Up Funding Shoreline Resiliency Funding and Permitting Oakland Army Base Department of Toxic Substances Control Hayward Regional Shoreline
13 State Hayward Regional Shoreline
14 State AB 151 (Burke D-Inglewood) Extending the Cap-and-Trade Program resolved to support AB 184 (Berman D-Palo Alto) Sea Level Rise Database for Planning resolved to support AB 1433 (Wood D-Healdsburg) Climate Adaptation and Resilience Based on Nature Act resolved to support AB 1608 (Kalra D-San Jose) Vibrant Landscapes for Climate, People and Multiple Benefits resolved to support SB 50 (Allen D-Santa Monica) Protecting Federal Public Lands in California resolved to support SB 234 (Berryhill R-Twain Harte) Prohibiting Local Agencies from Regulating Fishing resolved to oppose SB 249 (Allen D-Santa Monica) Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation resolved to support SB 365 (Dodd D-Napa) Solano County Regional Park and Open Space District resolved to support SB 720 (Allen D-Santa Monica) Fire Ring Immunity for Public Entities resolved to support Hayward Regional Shoreline
15 State AB 898 (Frazier D-Discovery Bay) Redirection of $10.5 million East Bay Regional Park District General Fund Dollars resolved to oppose AB 899 (Frazier D-Discovery Bay) Contra Costa County Election to Reallocate Property Tax Revenue resolved to oppose AB 733 (Berman D-Palo Alto) Infrastructure Financing Districts to Adapt to Sea Level Rise resolved to support AB 907 (Garcia D-Coachella) Office of Outdoor Recreation and Public Lands Enhancement resolved to support AB 1083 (Burke D-Inglewood) Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in State Parks and Beaches resolved to support AB 1630 (Bloom D-Santa Monica) Wildlife Connectivity and Transportation Projects resolved to support SB 262 (Wieckowski D-Fremont) Climate Adaptation Advisory Council resolved to support SB 424 (Allen D-Santa Monica) The California Regional Environmental Education Community Network resolved to support ACR 85 (Garcia D-Coachella) Parks Make Life Better! Month resolved to support Hayward Regional Shoreline
16 State AB 890 (Medina D-Riverside) California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Loophole Closure resolved to support AB 1129 (Stone D-Monterey Bay) Protect California s Coast from a Changing Climate resolved to support AB 1530 (Gonzalez Fletcher D-San Diego) Maintenance of Urban Forests resolved to support SB 595 (Beall D-San Jose) Bay Area Toll Authority Bridge Fees (Regional Measure 3) resolved to support SB 775 (Wieckowski D-Fremont) Cap-and-Trade Market-Based Compliance Mechanisms resolved to support AJR 15 (Aguiar-Curry D-Winters) Protecting California s National Monuments resolved to support AB 398 (Garcia D-Coachella) Extend the cap-and-trade program resolved to support SJR 8 (Allen D-Santa Monica) California Nonmotorized Trails Master Plan resolved to support SB 492 (Beall D-San Jose) Midpeninsula Purchase of San Jose Water Company Property resolved to support Hayward Regional Shoreline
17 State AB 1945 Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (Garcia D-Coachella) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board AB 2053 Harmful Algal Bloom Task Force (Quirk D-Hayward) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board AB 2061 Clean Energy Trucks (Frazier D-Discovery Bay) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board AB 2137 Riverside County Regional Park and Open Space District General Manager Powers - (Mayes R-Yucca Valley) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board AB 2421 Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Rescue Program (Stone D-Monterey Bay) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board AB 2441 Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Abandoned Vessel Removal Account (Frazier D-Discovery Bay) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board AB 2551 Forest and Wildland Health Improvement and Fire Prevention Program (Wood D-Healdsburg) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board AB 2614 Transportation for Disadvantaged Youth to Experience the Outdoors (Carrillo D-Los Angeles) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board SB 1015 California Climate Resiliency Program (Allen D-Santa Monica) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board SB 1316 Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area Alameda-Tesla Expansion Area (Glazer D-Orinda) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board AB 2614 Transportation for Disadvantaged Youth to Experience the Outdoors (Carrillo D-Los Angeles) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board SB 1015 California Climate Resiliency Program (Allen D-Santa Monica) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board SB 1316 Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area Alameda-Tesla Expansion Area (Glazer D-Orinda) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board SB 1401 Climate Adaptation Information Clearinghouse (Wieckowski D-Fremont) Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board Prop. 68 Park Bond Recommended Support by Legislative Committee of the Board Hayward Regional Shoreline
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20 Local Measure CC Extension Bay Area Toll Authority Regional Measure 3 San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority Measure BB implementation Possible Contra Costa County Transportation Measure Social Media Engagement with Influentials Measure CC Oakland Public Meeting
21 March 20, Draft Legislative and Governmental Priorities Robert E. Doyle, General Manager Erich Pfuehler, Government Affairs Manager Lisa Baldinger, Legislative Assistant Wildcat Canyon Regional Park
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