HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC AG PKT 2001-08-27 Supplemental Info - Correspondence to Assemblyman Alan Lowenthal re: SB 910 • _-DE SEA(. �
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August 27, 2001
Assemblyman Alan Lowenthal
State Capitol, Room 4146
Sacramento, CA 95814
SUBJECT: SB 910 (DUNN). HOUSING ELEMENTS: FINES,
PENALTIES, AND LITIGATION
Dear Assemblyman Lowenthal:
The City of Seal Beach has become aware of your opposition to proposals to move
portions of SB 910 into SB 262. Our community has been on record since April as
opposing SB 910 and wanted to thank you for recognizing the adverse impacts of this
legislation to local governments, and taking an appropriate action regarding this
legislation. It is our understanding that a working group process will now move forward
during the fall and provide an opportunity to advocate for broader reforms to the housing
element process, and our staff will follow that process and provide input as appropriate.
Again, thank you for not allowing SB 910 to proceed through a "switch" process into
another piece of legislation.
Sincerely,
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Mayor, City of Seal Beach
cc: Assembly Member Tom Harman
Dan Carrigg, Legislative Representative, League of California Cities
Janet Huston, Orange County Division, League of California Cities
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