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                                                                  SB 822
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          Date of Hearing:   July 14, 2011

                            ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON BUDGET
                               Bob Blumenfield, Chair
                     SB 822 (Evans) - As Amended:  March 24, 2011

           SENATE VOTE :   35-0
           
          SUBJECT  :  State Infrastructure

           SUMMARY  :  Requires the Governor to provide the Treasurer with a 
          copy of the five-year infrastructure plan that is already 
          required by statute.

           EXISTING LAW  :  In conjunction with the Budget, the Governor is 
          required to annually submit a five-year infrastructure plan to 
          the Legislature.

           FISCAL EFFECT  :  Staff estimates no cost to provide a copy of the 
          plan to the Treasurer.

           COMMENT  :  While Government Code Section 13102 requires the 
          Governor to make an annual submission of a five-year 
          infrastructure plan to the Legislature, the previous 
          Administration stopped complying with this requirement in 2008 
          and no new plan has been received since that time.  The 
          Department of Finance reports that the current Administration 
          intends to comply with this requirement and instructions have 
          been sent to departments to begin gathering the necessary 
          information to allow submission of this plan for the year 2012.

           REGISTERED SUPPORT / OPPOSITION  :

           Support 
           
          None on file.
           
            Opposition 
           
          None on file.

           Analysis Prepared by  :    Christian Griffith / BUDGET / (916) 
          319-2099 










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