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SACRAMENTO • WASHINGTON, DC NORTHERN CALIFORNIA • CENTRAL CALIFORNIA • SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
TPA Presentation to:
Orange County
Sanitation District
February 10, 2020
Slide 2
Agenda
Legislative Schedule & Looking Ahead
Governor’s January Budget
Proposed 2020 Resources/Climate Bond
Impact Fee Legislation
Slide 3
Legislative Schedule &
Looking Ahead
Slide 4
Legislative Schedule
•The Legislature returned January 6, 2020 from Interim Recess
•Second year of a two-year session
•January 31, 2020 deadline for all two-year bills to pass their house
of origin
•Accelerated legislative timeline in the second year
•New bill introduction deadline is February 21, 2020
Slide 5
Governor’s January
Budget
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Governor’s January Budget
•Released Friday, January 10
•$222 billion in proposed expenditures (2.2% increase)
–$153 billion General Fund
•$5.3 billion surplus expected
•Dollar amounts will be updated
when the May Revise is released
•Next steps
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Governor’s January Budget (cont)
Education
•$84 billion in Proposition 98 funding
•Increase of $3.8 billion
•Emphasis on improved teacher recruitment and retention
Housing/Homelessness
•$6.8 billion aimed at increasing housing supply
•$750 million one-time funding for services related to permanent housing
•Revamped RHNA process by 2023
Natural Resources/Climate Change Bond
•Proposed $4.75 billion climate resiliency bond
•Targeting November 2020 ballot
•Will need to be negotiated with the Legislature’s climate bond proposals
Top priorities in the Governor’s January Budget include:
Slide 8
Proposed 2020
Resources/Climate Bond
Slide 9
Proposed Funding Categories
Slide 10
Organics Infrastructure Funding
•SB 667 (Hueso) -Greenhouse gases: recycling infrastructure
and facilities
–Five year needs assessment
–Develop financial incentive mechanisms to fund organic waste
diversion and recycling infrastructure
•Senator Hueso still committed to this legislation in 2020
•Focus of Senator Hueso’s to include
funding in the Resources/Climate Bond
•CASA support
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Impact Fee Legislation
Slide 12
Impact Fee Legislation Update
•Assembly Member Grayson (D-Concord) introduced AB 1924
on January 14, 2020
•Requires fees on housing development projects by a local
agency be proportionate to square footage
•CSDA solicitated input from their members
•OCSD submitted feedback –currently assess fees based on
number of bedrooms
–Could lead to an inaccurate assessment of capacity
•Additional amendments expected for AB 1924
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Thank You
Cori Williams Eric O’Donnell
Southern California Senior Director Senior Associate
CWilliams@townsendpa.com EODonnell@townsendpa.com
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