BILL ANALYSIS �
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CONCURRENCE IN SENATE AMENDMENTS
AB 95 (Budget Committee)
As Amended March 17, 2011
Majority vote
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|ASSEMBLY: | |(February 22, |SENATE: |25-14|(March 17, |
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(vote not relevant)
SUMMARY : This is the Resources Trailer Bill for the Budget Act of
2011. It makes various changes necessary to implement the Budget
Act of 2011.
The Senate amendments delete the Assembly version of this bill, and
instead:
1)Require the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to
report by January 10 of every year on its interactions with a
newly established foundation, the "CPUC Foundation," including any
endorsements, funding, and actual and proposed expenditures by the
CPUC, its officers or its staff with the CPUC Foundation.
2)Authorize the State Water Board and the regional water quality
control boards to include the regulatory and programmatic costs
for the development of water quality control plans ("basin plans")
as recoverable costs.
3)Require the Governor to submit a zero-based fiscal year budget and
programmatic review for 2012-13 for all state agency programs that
implement water and ecosystem restoration activities in the
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (Delta), including those related to
the CALFED Bay-Delta Program.
4)Eliminate state support for the California Network of Fairs
including the annual transfer from the General Fund (GF). Repeals
provisions related to the fairs including reporting, auditing, and
program management, as well as technical changes necessary to
remove state support for the program.
5)Provide for a monthly transfer from the Motor Vehicle Fuel Account
to the GF in order to implement a reduction to the Off-Highway
Vehicle program.
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6)Provide criteria for determining which units of the State Park
System will be closed in order to implement the approved State
Parks reduction. Provides liability assurances for parks that are
closed, partially closed and those with service reductions.
AS PASSED BY THE ASSEMBLY , this bill expressed the intent of the
Legislature to enact statutory changes relating to the 2011 Budget
Act.
FISCAL EFFECT : Enactment of this bill results in over $65 million
in GF solutions, as assumed in the 2011-12 Budget Act.
Analysis Prepared by : Christian Griffith / BUDGET / (916)
319-2099
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