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Table 2: Non-Housing Related Bills Summary Status Focus Areas Bills Signed Into Bills Two-Year Bills Law Vetoed Transportation AB 1475 (Bauer- AB 1350 Kahan) (Gonzales) SB 152 (Beall) AB 1286 (Murasuchi) AB 1190 (Irwin) Maintaining Local AB 516 (Chiu) Control SB 23 (Wiener) Water SB 332 (Hertzberg) Environment AB 1080 (Gonzalez) SB 54 (Allen) 2020 Legislative Session As noted, numerous bills brought forward in 2019, remain on the legislative agenda as two-year bills. The City will continue monitoring and advocacy efforts on these bills. Two-year housing-related bills of concern include SB50 (Weiner) which proposes to override local zoning to allow for substantial increases in height and density around transit, and relaxation of parking and other standards (City position: Oppose unless amended); and SB4 (McGuire) which proposes additional streamlining and approval of certain housing projects "as of right" (City Position: Oppose unless amended). Non-housing related bills the City will continue to monitor and advocate around, include SB 332 (Hertzberg), related to required reductions in wastewater discharges (City position: Oppose); and AB1080 (Gonzales) /SB 54 (Allen), the California Circular Economy and Plastic Pollution Reduction Act (City position: Support). In addition to these two-year bills, new legislation that may come forward in the 2020 legislative session is likely to include: • Additional housing-related legislation • Developer impact fee review • Emergency preparedness - PG&E — PSPS impacts, wildfire impacts • Proposition 13 reform Staff will continue to work with Townsend Public Affairs to closely monitor State legislative activity, and to submit letters and testimony on behalf of the City for all bills on which the City Council has established a position. In doing so, Pleasanton will continue to work in partnership with the Tri-Valley Cities, League of California Cities, and our State representatives to identify opportunities for collaboration. Page 6 of 7