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PRESS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SUMMARY OF REVISED REVENUES
AND
AUTHORIZED EXPENDITURES
INCLUDING FINANCIAL LEGISLATION
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
JULY 1, 1970 TO JUNE 30, 1971
OF
THE GREAT so SEAL @ EUREKA THEMSTATE THE STATE
OF
CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
Verne Orr, Director
FORWARD
This document is prepared after the completion of each legislative session to provide
a single reference source of all fiscal measures affecting the revenue and expendi-
ture programs for the State of California, including final action on the Budget Bill
and all significant financial legislation. In addition, a revised Budget Summary
for the State General Fund (Schedule 1) is included providing actual 1969-70 fiscal
year data reported by the State Controller, and the estimated condition of the
General Fund for the 1970-71 fiscal year.
The authorized expenditure program for the 1970-71 fiscal year for all funds, includ-
ing bond proceeds, totals $6,609,283,776. This amount is $128,958,122 above the
original budget request of the Governor, of which $94,128,681 was added to the Budget
Bill, and $34,829,441 was contained in additional expenditure measures. Estimated
revenues from all funds for 1970-71 total $6,116,425,609. Most of this apparent gap
between revenues and expenditures is made up by bond funds, with the remainder coming
from prior year surplus.
The most significant changes to the proposed 1970-71 expenditure program occurred
during the final legislative action on the Budget Bill. At that time, changing case-
load patterns and adverse court decisions made it necessary to increase appropriations
for Welfare Public Assistance and Medi-Cal by $70 million, and continuing inflation
caused the Legislature to add $88 million as a cost-of-living adjustment for Public
School Aid. At the same time, economic conditions affecting California required a
downward adjustment of $72 million in revenue estimates. These substantial adjust-
ments combined to create a major budget-balancing problem of $230 million.
In the few weeks remaining for final budget action, this problem was solved by sharp
reductions in state agency operations and capital outlay, and by such one-time
financing sources as transfers from special fund surpluses, cancellation of prior
year capital outlay appropriations, the use of bond funds, and exhaustion of the
remaining General Fund surplus balance.
By these methods, it was not necessary to increase taxes, and no significant revenue
measures were added to the State's tax base. The only revenue legislation proposed
by the Governor was a major tax reform proposal which involved tax and expenditure
shifts between levels of government and provided further reduction of property taxes
for homeowners and renters and larger reductions of business inventory taxes. After
lengthy legislative debate, however, the tax reform package failed passage by one
vote in the second house at the close of the 1970 Session.
After taking into account all financial legislation at the 1970 Legislative Session,
the State General Fund is estimated to end the 1970-71 fiscal year with available
surplus of $1,819,000. Estimated revenues and expenditures contained in this report
represent known conditions at the close of the 1970 Legislative Session, and will be
revised as necessary in the 1971 Governor's Budget document.
Landa VERNE ORR
Director of Finance
November 16, 1970
CONTENTS
Schedule 1 - General Fund Budget Summary for 1969-70 and 1970-71
Fiscal Years
Schedule 2 - Revised Estimate of Income for the 1970-71 Fiscal Year
Schedule 3 - Chronological Summary of Expenditure Totals for the
1970-71 Fiscal Year
Schedule 3A - Authorized Expenditures for the 1970-71 Fiscal Year
by Functions
Schedule 3B - Authorized Expenditures for the 1970-71 Fiscal Year
by Source of Funds
Schedule 4 - Principal Revenue Measures Enacted at the 1970 Legislative
Session
Schedule 5 - Principal Expenditure Measures Enacted at the 1970
Legislative Session
Schedule 6 - Supplemental Appropriation Measures for 1969-70 and Prior
Fiscal Years Enacted at the 1970 Legislative Session
Schedule 7 - Expenditure Measures Vetoed or Reduced by the Governor
Schedule 8 - Other Fiscal Measures
Department of Finance
November 16, 1970
SCHEDULE 1
GENERAL FUND BUDGET SUMMARY
FOR THE 1969-70 AND 1970-71 FISCAL YEARS
Actual
Authorized
INCOME: (Revenue and Transfers)
$4,328,412,424
$4,671,167,029
OUTGO: (Expenditures and Transfers)
State Operations
$1,312,071,047
$1,390,055,395
Local Assistance
3,077,213,881
3,417,041,460
Capital Outlay
70,581,601
38,973,223
Total Outgo
$4,459,866,529
$4,846,070,078
CURRENT SURPLUS OR DEFICIENCY
-$131,454,105
-$174,903,049
PRIOR YEAR TRANSACTIONS:
Prior Year Surplus Adjustment
$22,341,938
--
Prior Year Ending Resources Available
622,157,306
$513,045,139
Less: Expenditures from Prior Year
Appropriations
I
-98,323,090
ENDING RESOURCES, JUNE 30
$513,045,139
$239,819,000
Reserve for Working Capital
$238,242,091
$238,000,000
Reserve for Unencumbered Balances of
Continuing Appropriations
130,023,090
-
Free Surplus
144,779,958
1,819,000
Data obtained from the State Controller's Office on October 31, 1970.
b/
Both Income and Capital Outlay Expenditures for 1970-71 include $31,700,000
from 1969-70 carry-over appropriations as required by Section 19.23 of the
Budget Act of 1970. Sufficient prior year capital outlay appropriations
were cancelled to permit this transfer to General Fund surplus.
Estimated Expenditures from Prior Year Appropriations:
State Operations
$3,561,649
Local Assistance
10,602,102
Capital Outlay
84,159,339
Total
$98,323,090
SCHEDULE 2
REVISED ESTIMATE OF INCOME 1970-71 FISCAL YEAR
(After giving effect to revised estimates of revenue and principal
revenue measures enacted at the 1970 General Session of the Legislature.)
Budget
Revenue
Legislative
Revised
Estimate
Revisions
Changes
2/
Estimate
GENERAL FUND
Alcoholic Beverage Taxes and
Licenses
$116,300,000
+$2,800,000
--
$119,100,000
Bank and Corporation Franchise
and Income Taxes
583,000,000
-28,000,000
-$540,000
554,460,000
Cigarette Tax
159,900,000
+4,100,000
--
164,000,000
Horse Racing (Parimutuel)
License Fees
59,571,076
+100,000
+120,000
59,791,076
Insurance Gross Premiums Tax
151,800,000
-2,700,000
I
149,100,000
Inheritance Tax and Gift Taxes
184,000,000
-3,300,000
-10,000
180,690,000
Personal Income Tax
1,418,000,000
-63,000,000
+1,500,000
1,356,500,000
Private Car Tax
3,800,000
--
:
3,800,000
Retail Sales and Use Taxes
1,848,500,000
-3,500,000
-135,500
1,844,864,500
Interest on Investments
56,238,000
+5,762,000
--
62,000,000
Penalties on Traffic Violations
17,000,000
+1,000,000
I
18,000,000
All Other Revenues
106,018,815
+13,938,000
+2,285,000
122,041,815
Total Revenues
$4,704,127,891
-$72,800,000
+$3,219,500
$4,634,547,391
Transfers from Other Funds
2,865,340
-
+33,754,298
+36,619,638
Totals, Income, General Fund
$4,706,993,231
-$72,800,000
+$36,973,798
$4,671,167,029
SPECIAL FUNDS
Cigarette Tax
$68,100,000
+$1,800,000
--
$69,900,000
Liquor License Fees
12,900,000
:
--
12,900,000
Horse Racing (Parimutuel)
License Fees
8,828,924
--
I
8,828,924
Motor Vehicle License Fees
250,000,000
--
250,000,000
Motor Vehicle Fuel Taxes
671,200,000
+11,400,000
-$1,000,000
681,600,000
Motor Vehicle Registration Fees
276,000,000
+11,500,000
+731,000
288,231,000
Motor Vehicle Transportation Tax
25,000,000
-800,000
--
24,200,000
All Other Revenues
107,329,560
:
+4,134,436
111,463,996
Total Revenues
$1,419,358,484
+$23,900,000
+$3,865,436
$1,447,123,920
Transfer to the General Fund
-2,865,340
--
+1,000,000
-1,865,340
Totals, Special Funds
$1,416,493,144
+$23,900,000
+$4,865,436
$1,445,258,580
TOTALS, ALL FUNDS
$6,123,486,375
-$48,900,000
+$41,839,234
$6,116,425,609
General Fund revenue revisions were made in June 1970. The revised estimates of the existing tax
structure were given to Senate Finance Committee and Assembly Ways and Means Committee on June 8,
1970. Revised estimates for Motor Vehicle revenues were made in July 1970.
See Schedule 4, Principal Revenue Measures Enacted at the 1970 Legislative Session.
SCHEDULE 3
CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURE TOTALS
FOR THE 1970-71 FISCAL YEAR
General
Special
Bond
Fund
Funds
Totals
Programs
Totals
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET AS
SUBMITTED TO LEGISLATURE
State Operations
$1,431,962,071
$389,074,670
$1,821,036,741
$25,906
$1,821,062,647
Local Assistance
3,317,210,605
659,514,465
3,976,725,070
81,622
3,976,806,692
Capital Outlay
47,715,901
307,505,190
355,221,091
327,235,224
682,456,315
Totals
$4,796,888,577
$1,356,094,325
$6,152,982,902
$327,342,752
$6,480,325,654
CHANGES BY LEGISLATURE
State Operations
-$41,867,553
-$1,239,217
-$43,106,770
$1,195
-$43,105,575
Local Assistance
93,858,412
18,500,000
112,358,412
4,490,886
116,849,298
Capital Outlay
-10,342,678
-14,975,294
-25,317,972
50,602,930
25,284,958
Totals
$41,648,181
$2,285,489
$43,933,670
$55,095,011
$99,028,681
EXPENDITURE ADJUSTMENTS
State Operations
--
--
-
-
--
Local Assistance
-$4,900,0001
--
-$4,900,000
--
-$4,900,000
Capital Outlay
-
---
I
I
I
Totals
-$4,900,000
-$4,900,000
I
-$4,900,000
TOTALS, AS CHANGED
$4,833,636,758
$1,358,379,814
$6,192,016,572
$382,437,763
$6,574,454,335
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION
MEASURES
State Operations
-$39,123
$18,748,148
$18,709,025
---
$18,709,025
Local Assistance
10,872,443
3,461,863
14,334,306
I
14,334,306
Capital Outlay
1,600,000
186,110
1,786,110
---
1,786,110
Totals
$12,433,320
$22,396,121
$34,829,441
--
$34,829,441
TOTAL BUDGET AND SPECIAL
APPROPRIATION MEASURES
State Operations
$1,390,055,395
$406,583,601
$1,796,638,996
$27,101
$1,796,666,097
Local Assistance
3,417,041,460
681,476,328
4,098,517,788
4,572,508
4,103,090,296
Capital Outlay
38,973,223
292,716,006
331,689,229
377,838,154
709,527,383
TOTALS, AUTHORIZED
EXPENDITURES
$4,846,070,078
$1,380,775,935
$6,226,846,013
$382,437,763
$6,609,283,776
Actual public school enrollment (ADA) is 25,000 less than the budget estimate of 5,135,000,
resulting in a reduction of $7,000,000 in 1970-71 for School Apportionments. Also, Public
Law 91-306 extended a $4 pass-on to OASDI beneficiaries who are Public Assistance recipients
for the months of July through October 1970, resulting in an increased 1970-71 cost of
$2,100,000 for Public Assistance payments.
SCHEDULE 3A
AUTHORIZED EXPENDITURES FOR THE 1970-71 FISCAL YEAR BY FUNCTION
(ALL FUNDS)
Special
Budget as
Changes by
Expenditure
Appropriation
STATE OPERATIONS
Submitted
Legislature
Adjustments
Measures
Totals
Legislative
$26,790,263
$1,205,691
-
-$19,500
$27,976,454
Judicial
8,033,778
150,000
-
19,500
8,203,278
Executive
4,647,218
-312,919
-
--
4,334,299
General Administration
16,184,755
44,570
-
20,000
16,249,325
Agriculture
27,493,138
44,638
1
448,168
27,985,944
Commerce
1,396,042
-169,000
--
10,000
1,237,042
Corrections
147,552,366
380,654
-
-
147,933,020
Education
20,021,785
-316,047
-
291,000
19,996,738
Higher Education
671,291,237
-10,488,026
-
911,743
661,714,954
Fiscal Affairs
59,510,859
-1,015,068
-
-60,100
58,435,691
Health and Welfare
168,876,341
-535,066
-
495,500
168,836,775
Industrial Relations
23,405,893
811,614
-
---
24,217,507
Justice
26,546,003
-206,619
-
20,000
26,359,384
Military Affairs
4,188,829
181,914
-
--
4,370,743
Regulation and Licensing
45,906,948
151,623
1
505,493
46,364,064
Resources
99,855,099
-1,485,179
--
9,781,550
108,151,470
Transportation
295,046,826
-2,115,094
---
5,885,671
298,817,403
Veterans Affaire
8,267,078
-900,000
-
I
7,367,078
Miscellaneous
2,014,674
20,000
-
400,000
2,434,674
Debt Service
98,388,396
-
--
--
98,388,396
Unallocated
82,145,119
-18,553,261
-
--
63,591,858
Fro Rata Charge Credite
-10,500,000
--
-
-10,500,000
Estimated Savings
-6,000,000
-10,000,000
-
1
-16,000,000
Totals, State Operations
$1,821,062,647
-$43,105,575
-
$18,709,025
$1,796,666,097
LOCAL ASSISTANCE
Agriculture
$2,705,346
-
-
$250,000
$2,955,346
Corrections
19,413,615
-$375,365
-
I
19,038,250
Education
1,658,713,292
52,990,287
-$7,000,000
-97,678
1,704,605,901
Health and Welfare
1,305,071,514
62,243,490
+2,100,000-
9,670,000
1,379,085,004
Resources
6,021,269
4,490,886
-
I
10,512,155
Transportation
22,738,434
I
---
22,738,434
Property Tax Relief
309,884,545
-2,500,000
I
2,760,000
310,144,545
Other Purposes
26,731,130
-
--
876,984
27,608,114
Shared Revenues
625,527,547
-
-
875,000
626,402,547
Totals, Local Assistance
$3,976,806,692
$116,849,298
-$4,900,000
$14,334,306
$4,103,090,296
CAPITAL OUTLAY
State Building Program:
General Administration
$1,564,200
-$550,000
i
-
$1,014,200
Agriculture
1
--
-
-
Commerce
46,355
-46,355
--
--
-
Corrections
2,651,590
-1,708,475
-
-
943,115
Education
145,400
36,145
-
-
181,549
Higher Education
50,990,000
32,330,815
--
$361,110
83,681,925
Health and Welfare
2,246,485
-1,597,030
-
-
649,455
Military Affairs
35,000
-35,000
--
-
-
Resources
2,374,777
-381,757
-
-
1,993,020
Transportation
5,765,244
-289,730
--
75,000
5,550,514
Veterans Affairs
180,490
-55,490
--
I
125,000
Unsllocated
5,455,000
-125,000
I
--
5,330,000
Totale, State Building Program
$71,454,541
$27,578,123
--
$436,110
$99,468,774
District Fair Construction Program
1,191,700
1
--
I
1,191,700
State Highway Program
283,447,000
-
-
--
283,447,000
Wildlife Conservation Program
-219,000
-
:
a
-219,000
Parks and Recreation Acquisition
and Development Program
4,183,122
-2,293,165
1
1,350,000
3,239,957
California Water Facilities Program
322,398,952
I
--
--
322,398,952
Totals, Capital Outlay
$682,456,315
$25,284,958
---
$1,786,110
$709,527,383
TOTALS, AUTHORIZED EXPENDITURES
$6,480,325,654
$99,028,681
-$4,900,000
$34,829,441
$6,609,283,776
See Schedule 5, Principal Expenditure Measures Enacted at the 1970 Legislative Session.
Actual public school enrollment (ADA) is 25,000 less than the budget estimate of 5,135,000,
resulting in a reduction of $7,000,000 in 1970-71 for School Apportionments,
3/ Public Law 91-306 extended & $4 pass-on to OASDI beneficiaries who are Public Assistance
recipients for the months of July through October 1970, resulting in an increased 1970-71
cost of $2,100,000 for Public Assistance payments.
SCHEDULE 3B
AUTHORIZED EXPENDITURES FOR THE 1970-71 FISCAL YEAR BY SOURCE OF FUND
General
Special
Bond
Fund
Funds
Funds
Total
STATE OPERATIONS
Legislative
$27,376,454
$600,000
--
$27,976,454
Judicial
8,191,422
11,856
--
8,203,278
Executive
4,224,299
110,000
--
4,334,299
General Administration
14,294,720
1,954,605
--
16,249,325
Agriculture
10,744,289
17,241,655
--
27,985,944
Commerce
1,237,042
--
I
1,237,042
Corrections
147,933,020
--
I
147,933,020
Education
19,770,738
226,000
--
19,996,738
Higher Education
656,641,603
5,073,351
--
661,714,954
Fiscal Affairs
54,914,727
3,495,964
$25,000
58,435,691
Health and Welfare
168,125,116
711,659
--
168,836,775
Industrial Relations
24,094,387
123,120
--
24,217,507
Justice
23,966,367
2,393,017
--
26,359,384
Military Affairs
4,370,743
I
--
4,370,743
Regulation and Licensing
22,056,739
24,507,325
1
46,564,064
Resources
77,843,590
30,307,880
--
108,151,470
Transportation
24,000
298,793,403
--
298,817,403
Veterans Affairs
7,367,078
---
-
7,367,078
Miscellaneous
2,434,674
--
--
2,434,674
Debt Service
98,388,396
--
-
98,388,396
Unallocated
42,555,991
21,033,766
2,101
63,591,858
Pro Rata Charge Credits
-10,500,000
--
--
-10,500,000
Estimated Savings
-16,000,000
--
--
-16,000,000
Totals, State Operations
$1,390,055,395
$406,583,601
$27,101
$1,796,666,097
LOCAL ASSISTANCE
Agriculture
$172,046
$2,783,300
--
$2,955,346
Corrections
19,038,250
--
--
19,038,250
Education
1,683,530,901
21,075,000
(51,009,713):
1,704,605,901
Health and Welfare
1,379,085,004
I
--
1,379,085,004
Resources
2,151,000
3,788,647
4,572,508
10,512,155
Transportation
236,921
22,501,513
--
22,738,434
Property Tax Relief
316,642,857
-6,498,312
-
310,144,545
Other Purposes
15,104,481
12,503,633
-
27,608,114
Shared Revenues
1,080,000
625,322,547
-
626,402,547
Totals, Local Assistance
$3,417,041,460
$681,476,328
$4,572,508
$4,103,090,296
CAPITAL OUTLAY
State Building Program:
General Administration
$1,001,700
$12,500
--
$1,014,200
Corrections
280,000
I
663,115
943,115
Education
96,545
--
85,000
181,545
Higher Education
32,027,400
1,911,110
49,743,415
83,681,925
Health and Welfare
700,000
-161,945
111,400
649,455
Resources
417,393
1,575,627
I
1,993,020
Transportation
I
5,550,514
-
5,550,514
Veterans Affairs
125,000
-
I
125,000
Unallocated
575,000
--
4,755,000
5,330,000
Totals, State Building Program
$35,223,038
$8,887,806
$55,357,930
$99,468,774
District Fair Construction Program
-$275,000
$1,466,700
:
$1,191,700
State Highway Program
--
283,447,000
I
283,447,000
Wildlife Conservation Program
--
-1,285,500
$1,066,500
-219,000
Parks and Recreation Acquisition
and Development Program
2,905,185
200,000
134,772
3,239,957
California Water Facilities Program
1,120,000
:
321,278,952
322,398,952
Totals, Capital Outlay
$38,973,223
$292,716,006
$377,838,154
$709,527,383
TOTALS, AUTHORIZED EXPENDITURES
$4,846,070,078
$1,380,775,935
$382,437,763
$6,609,283,776
Represents unused balances in non-governmental cost funds originally reported as expenditures in prior
years. Of this amount, $41,242,202 was transferred from the Reserve Account within the State Construction
Program Fund and $3,767,511 was transferred from the Driver Training Penalty Assessment Fund to the State
School Fund by the Budget Act of 1970. The remaining $6,000,000 was appropriated by Chapter 452, Statutes
of 1970 for School Lunches.
SCHEDULE 4
PRINCIPAL REVENUE MEASURES
ENACTED AT THE
1970 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
Bank and Corporation
AB 614
1239
Provides for the extension for one
year the special 2 percent bad debt
deduction and 1 percent credit
allowed savings and loan associations.
-$540,000
-$840,000
General
Motor Vehicle Taxes and Fees
AB 262
887
Imposes additional $1.00 fee on
motorcycle registration for cross-
index filing of motor numbers and
Motor
frame number,
+$175,000
Vehicle
AB 321
1509
Exempt the fuel tax on natural gas
for the period extending from
January 1, 1971 to December 31,
Motor
1976.
-1,000,000
-3,000,000
Vehicle Fuel
AB 1338
1252
Authorize collection of costs up to
$50.00 incurred arising out from the
preparation for the seizure of a
vehicle for nonpayment of registra-
Motor
tion or transfer fees.
+$156,000
+225,000
Vehicle
AB 1439
1321
Deletes requirement that to be exempt
Motor
from truck tax, total compensation of
Vehicle
person transporting children to and
Trans-
from school not exceeding $100 per
portation
month.
:
-13,000
Tax
AB 1628
1012
Requires payment of $5.00 fee to
Department of Motor Vehicles before
a mandatory suspension or revocation
of a person's driving privilege may
Motor
be terminated or reinstated,
+375,000
+500,000
Vehicle
AB 1671
1015
Requires that an amount equal to any
Federal funds received for purposes
relative to motor vehicle thefts
shall be returned to Motor Vehicle
Motor
Fund.
+180,000
:
Vehicle
SB 716
1067
Authorizes a fee to license
Motor
specified fleet owners.
+20,000
+20,000
Vehicle
Total
+$731,000
+$920,000
Motor Vehicle
-$1,000,000
-$3,013,000
Other Motor
Vehicle
Schedule 4
Page 2
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
Personal Income Tax
AB 447
1110
Authorizes formation of chiropractic
corporations pursuant to the Moscone-
Knox Professional Corporation Act.
--
-$105,000
General
AB 710
506
Prescribes 5 percent penalty on
unpaid tax and 0.5 percent per month
penalty on tax remaining unpaid each
month for up to 36 months, for
unjustified underpayment of personal
income taxes,
+$1,500,000
+3,500,000
General
AB 1606
1265
Permits the formation of optometric
corporations subject to the pro-
visions of the Moscone-Knox Pro-
fessional Corporations Act.
--
-140,000
General
AB 1881
1276
Provides for recapture as ordinary
income, gain on sale or other dis-
position of certain classes of farm
business property.
-- +1,350,000 General
SB 503
1113
Permits formation of accounting
corporations subject to provisions
of the Moscone-Knox Professional
Corporation Act.
--
-100,000
General
Total
+$1,500,000
+$4,505,000
General
Retail Sales and Use Taxes
AB 403
1511
Adds dentist to those persons whose
furnishing or purchase of prescrip-
tion medicines is exempt from the
sales and use tax.
:
-$700,000
General
AB 1020
1456
Exempts purchases of truck trailers
with unladen weight of 6,000 pounds
or more for use outside of California,
under prescribed conditions,
-$50,000
-100,000
General
AB 1081
1457
Specifies purpose to clarify exist-
ing law regarding sales and use tax
exemption for property shipped out
of state under certain circumstances.
-80,000
-125,000
General
AB 1721
1546
Exempts from use tax tangible per-
sonal property loaned for purposes
of a driver education program.
(Same as SB 553.)
(-8,500)
(-17,000)
General
SB 553
826
Exempts from use tax tangible per-
sonal property loaned for purposes
of a driver education program.
-8,500
-17,000
General
SB 864
548
Revises definition of "food products"
for purposes of provision exempting
sales of meals and food products
served to students by specified
persons,
+6,000
+10,000
General
Schedule 4
Page 3
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 984
1135
Declares that a nonprofit organiza-
tion meeting specified requirements
whose primary purpose is promoting
good health and the saving of lives
is a consumer, rather than retailer,
of candy or other confectionery which
it sells when profits are used exclu-
sively for such purposes.
-$3,000
-$4,000
General
SB 1285
1624
Specifies that registered dispensing
opticians shall be deemed consumers
of eyeglasses, frames, lenses, and
accessory products for purposes of
the Sales and Use Tax Law.
--
-1,000,000
General
Total
-$135,500
-$1,936,000
General
All Other Revenues
AB 26
310
Provides for filing fees in regard
to security interests in farm equip-
ment.
+$28,000
+$42,000
General
AB 49
1404
Provides for the Department of Fish
Fish and
and Game to issue certificate of
Game Pre-
competency in hunting.
--
+35,000
servation
AB 150
1530
Prohibits oil and gas leases of
coastal tidelands in state waters
within the Santa Barbara Channel,
unless the State Lands Commission
determines that such lease will not
result in seepage. The Governor's
Budget didn't anticipate any revenue
Capital
from leases in this area. However,
Outlay
this legislation removes a potential
Fund for
revenue source of $8.5 and $9.2
Public
million during 1970-71 and 1971-72,
Higher
respectively.
:
--
Education
AB 157
116
The proceeds from the sale of 1.45
Capital
acres located at Santa Rosa and
Outlay
Foothill Boulevard in San Luis
Fund for
Obispo.
+111,110
:
Public
Higher
Education
AB 168
1588
Filing fee for a farm labor con-
tractor's license.
+35,000
+40,000
General
AB 458
1453
Provides that in determining fair
market value of open-space land,
for purposes of inheritance tax,
gift tax, and personal income tax,
consideration shall be given to
the enforceable restrictions on
the land.
:
-1,500,000
General
AB 501
987
Revenue from the sale of state lands
to Department of Parks and Recreation.
+1,250,000
--
General
Schedule 4
Page 4
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 523
732
Provides for inspection of "soft ice
cream" by any approved milk inspection
Agri-
service,
-$138,000
-$138,000
culture
AB 532
1514
Creates a hearing aid dispensers
regulatory authority and imposes
Hearing
hearing aid examination and license
Aid Dis-
fees.
+78,750
+31,250
pensers
AB 535
678
Extends the privilege tax on
specified fish until December 31,
Fish and
1972, for support of the Marine
Game Pre-
Research Committee.
:
+100,000
servation
AB 718
902
Registration fees for liquid waste
State Water
haulers,
(+20,000)
(+20,000)
Quality
Control
AB 770
1582
Assesses a $1.00 duck stamp tax on
all persons 16 or over for wetlands
Fish and
preservations mainly outside of the
Game Pre-
State.
:
+159,000
servation
AB 784
549
Exempts from the privilege tax, fish
Fish and
imported into California for fresh
Game Pre-
consumption.
-34,000
-34,000
servation
AB 880
463
Authorizes quitclaim for the former
site of the San Fernando State
Hospital to a public body for 1/3
its value.
-500,000
:
General
AB 938
284
Revises budgeting procedures for
agriculture industry-financed
Agri-
inspection service programs.
:
-5,040,000
culture
AB 1192
1318
Increases Board of Medical and Dental
Examiners fees to cover disciplinary
Medical
action, etc.
+45,000
+90,000
Examiners
Dental
+12,500
+25,000
Examiners
AB 1421
925
Provides for a $50.00 suspension fee
on any highway permit carrier whose
Trans-
operating permit is suspended at the
portation
request of the carrier.
+37,500
+75,000
Rate
AB 1572
1262
Reduces the privilege tax imposed on
each pound of abalone purchased,
Fish and
received, or taken from 1 to 1/2
Game Pre-
cent.
-24,000
-24,000
servation
AB 1698
1410
Imposes a specified license fee on
those engaged in business as high-
General
way carriers in lieu of license
(Highway
taxes by cities and cities and
Carriers
counties.
+900,000
+1,250,000
Account)
AB 1780
1017
Provides for assessment by district
and crop at a rate sufficient to
reimburse the director to equal
50 percent of expenditures of beet
Agri-
leafhopper program.
+168,816
+165,000
culture
Schedule 4
Page 5
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 1855
942
Imposes a reasonable charge for
Trans-
copies of the Public Utilities
portation
Commission's decisions.
+$15,000
+$20,000
Rate
AB 2170
951
Authorizes the Director of General
Services to dispose of the follow-
ing parcels of property.
+150,000
:
General
(1) 1/2 acre Military Department
Armory site in Pasadena
(2) 23 acres at Atascadero State
Hospital
(3) 1.8 acres adjacent to the
Irwin Lakes Beach State Park
(4) Quitclaim reversion to the
community of Julian
(5) 1.5 acres at the 48th District
Agricultural Association Fair-
Fair and
ground in Los Angeles
+225,000
-
Exposition
AB 2185
1536
Authorizes, in addition to exist-
ing 14 authorized racing days at
California State Exposition and
Fair, 8 weeks of harness racing
to be conducted by a person other
than the California State Exposition
and Fair.
+120,000
+440,000
General
SB 55
1042
Revision of tonnage license tax on
commercial fertilizers and agri-
Agri-
cultural minerals.
+29,860
+47,720
culture
SB 178
800
Allows California State College
Trustees to impose student fees
State
for the construction of student
College
health centers.
(+800,000)
(+850,000)
Facilities
SB 262
779
Authorizes the Department of Motor
Vehicles to issue personalized
license plates for an additional
registration fee of $25.000 and
Environ-
renewal fee of $10.00. Revenue
mental Pro-
to be used on Environmental Pro-
tection Pro-
tection Programs.
+3,100,000
+1,800,000
gram Fund
SB 513
514
Amends the Inheritance Tax Law
with regard to the manner of
taxing the creation of limited
powers of appointment.
-10,000
-35,000
General
SB 624
1302
Revenue, fees, penalties, etc. for
Pilot Commissioner Special Fund.
Pilot
The Governor's Budget anticipated
Com-
$22,100 during 1970-71.
:
+23,000
missioners
SB 645
1399
Fees and revenues relative to
Nurses
Nurses Registry Fund.
+13,900
+15,000
Registry
-8,000
-14,000
General
Schedule 4
Page 6
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 647
1400
Enacts "Franchise Investment Law,"
to become operative on January 1,
1971, regulating sale of franchises,
prohibiting specified fraudulent
practices, and providing for
enforcement and administration
of law.
+$400,000
+$110,000
General
SB 865
971
Increase specified fees and charges
payable under the Cemetery Act.
+23,000
+24,000
Cemetery
SB 1038
861
Excepts specified examination and
other fees and charges from compu-
tation of annual filing statement
fee required to be paid to Insurance
Commissioner by nonprofit hospital
service plan corporations.
+30,000
+40,000
General
SB 1058
1137
License and other fees relative to
Nursing
nursing home administrators.
+70,000
+85,000
Home Admin-
istrators'
State
License
Examiners
Board
SB 1187
1527
Authorizes the Director of Parks
and Recreation subject to approval
to transfer the San Francisco
Maritime State Historic Park to
the City and County of San
Francisco.
Unknown
Unknown
General
SB 1199
1609
Increases the "take-out" from pari-
mutuel pools, exclusive of breakage,
from 14 percent to 15.25 percent.
--
-- General
SB 1375
1092
Provides for a $40.00 license fee
for each pesticide product registered
Agri-
for 1971 and 1972.
+400,000
+400,000
culture
Total
+$2,395,000
+$373,000
General
+$4,134,436
-$2,141,030
Special
Total Revenue
+$3,219,500
+$2,102,000
General
+$3,865,436
-$4,234,030
Special
Legislation Transferring Funds
AB 18
1571
Transfer of Motor Vehicle Fuel Fund
revenues to the Agriculture Fund for
unclaimed refundable gas tax moneys
Motor
attributable to agricultural off-
Vehicle
highway use.
-$1,750,000
-$3,000,000
Fuel
Agri-
+1,750,000
+3,000,000
culture
AB 356
212
Provides for an increase in the
State's contribution to basic health
insurance plan under the Meyers-
Geddes Act from $8.00 to $10.00
per month starting July 1, 1970,
State
and $2.00 increases each succeeding
(-2,800,000)
--
Employees
year up to a maximum of $16.00 per
+1,800,000
--
General
month on July 1, 1973.
+1,000,000
--
Special
Schedule 4
Page 7
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 525
303
Transfer from special funds to the
General Fund contained in the final
version of the Budget Act of 1970.
Section 19.23
Transfer from Capital Outlay Fund
for Public Higher Education to the
+$31,700,000
-- General
General Fund.
(-31,700,000)-
:
Special
Section 19.4
Transfer from the Judges Retire-
+250,000
:
General
ment Fund to the General Fund.
(-250,000)
-- Other
Section 19.5
Transfer from the Service Revolving
+90,298
:
General
Fund to the General Fund.
(-90,298)
-- Other
AB 1279
920
Reduces for one year the amount of
Central
tidelands revenue to the Central
Valley
Valley Construction Project Fund.
(-2,000,000)
(+2,000,000)
Construc-
tion Pro-
ject
Increases for one year the amount
State Water
of tidelands revenues to the State
Quality
Water Quality Control Fund.
(+2,000,000)
(-2,000,000)
Control
AB 1682 1270
Park boating fees shifted from
General Fund to Harbors and Water-
-86,000
-100,000
General
craft Revolving Fund.
(+86,000)
(+100,000)
Harbors and
Watercraft
Revolving
Net Transfers
+$34,754,298
-$100,000
General
+33,754,298
-100,000
Special
+1,000,000
I
(Cection
of
1970)
SCHEDULE 5
PRINCIPAL EXPENDITURE MEASURES
ENACTED AT THE
1970 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Measures affecting expenditures for the 1970-71 and 1971-72 fiscal years are listed in order
by function in accordance with the classification and sequence used in the Governor's Budget.
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
STATE OPERATIONS
Legislative
AB 1589 1009
Joint Legislative Budget Committee,
for expenses for the revision of
the Penal Code.
-$19,500
-0-
General
Transfer to Item 18, Budget Act of
1970.
Total, Legislative
-$19,500
-0-
General Fund
-19,500
-0-
Judicial
AB 1589 1009
Supreme Court of California,
Courts of Appeal and Judicial
Council of California
$19,500
-0-
General
Transfer from Item 9, Budget Act of
1970.
Total, Judicial
$19,500
-0-
General Fund
19,500
-0-
Executive
SB 1107 1142
Environmental Quality Study Council,
California
for necessary expenses in performance
Environmental
of the Council's duties
-0-
$81,000
Protection
Program
AB 2070 1534
Office of Planning and Research in
Estimate
the Governor's Office, for support
$30,000
-0-
General
(Transferred from the State Office
of Planning)
Estimate
AB 2070
1534
State Office of Planning, for support
-30,000
-0-
General
(Transfer to Office of Planning and
Research in the Governor's Office
Total, Executive
-0-
$81,000
General Fund
-0-
-0-
Special Funds
-0-
81,000
Schedule 5
Page 2
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
General Administration
AB 2170
951
Department of General Services,
authorizes expenses incurred regarding
sale of state property at Squaw Valley
State Park to be paid from appropri-
ation made by Section 15863, Government
Estimate
(No
Code.
($5,000)
Estimate)
General
AB 518
1153
To be transferred to the Ballot Paper
Revolving Fund on order of the State
Controller. This legislation
increases the working capital in the
Ballot Paper Revolving Fund.
20,000
-0-
General
AB 26
310
Secretary of State, for filing security
Estimate
Estimate
interest in farm equipment.
(11,000)
$16,500
General
Total, General Administration
$20,000
$16,500
General Fund
20,000
16,500
Agriculture
AB 938
284
Department of Agriculture, revises
budgeting procedures for agriculture
industry financed inspection service
programs and administrative costs for
marketing order programs. Effective
Estimate
1971-72 fiscal year.
-0-
-$5,040,000
Agriculture
Livestock Identification
-1,170,000
Shipping Point Inspection
-2,790,000
Canning Tomato Inspection
-1,180,000
Wine Grape Inspection
-0-
AB 288
315
Department of Agriculture, for main-
taining poultry and animal disease
diagnostic laboratories at Turlock
and Petaluma.
-0-
-0-
General
Estimated cost
$44,000
Estimated reimbursement
-44,000
AB 523
732
Department of Agriculture, provides for
inspection of "soft ice cream" by any
Estimate
approved milk inspection service.
-$138,000
-138,000
Agriculture
SB 258
802
Department of Agriculture, to
establish conditions for movement
of female dairy cattle to prevent
Estimate
outbreaks of brucellosis.
-0-
-350,000
General
AB 1780
1017
Department of Agriculture, for sup-
port, in augmentation of Item 61,
Budget Act of 1970 for control of
Estimate
the beet leafhopper.
168,816
165,000
Agriculture
This legislation transfers the opera-
tion from the General Fund to the
Estimate
Department of Agriculture Fund.
-168,816
-165,000
General
Schedule 5
Page 3
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 55
1042
Department of Agriculture, for
expenses in connection with reporting
of the sales of commercial fertilizers
Estimate
Estimate
and agricultural minerals.
$29,860
$47,720
Agriculture
SB 1375
1092
Department of Agriculture, for support
for a centralized pesticide information
system in augmentation of Item 61,
Budget Act of 1970.
56,308
-0-
Agriculture
AB 18
1571
Department of Agriculture for:
Estimate
(1) state administrative costs
500,000
500,000
Agriculture
(2) emergency detection or
eradication of agricultural
plant or animal pests or
diseases (to be expended
Estimate
Estimate
upon approval of the Depart-
-1,000,000
-1,000,000
General
ment of Finance)
1,000,000
1,000,000
Agriculture
(See Local Assistance, Agricul-
ture).
Total, Agriculture
$448,168
-$4,980,280
General Fund
-1,168,816
-1,515,000
Special Funds
1,616,984
-3,465,280
Commerce
SB 528
1460
California Museum of Science and
Industry, for development and
operation of a Higher Horizon
Summer Program. Appropriated from
the unexpended balance of the
appropriation, Chapter 1371,
Statutes of 1968, made pursuant
to Section 5995 of the Education
Code.
$10,000
-0-
General
Total, Commerce
$10,000
-0-
General Fund
10,000
-0-
Corrections
AB 218
730
Department of Corrections, for
administrative costs in regard to
illegal production of the stimulant
Estimate
Estimate
"speed" or methamphetamine.
($9,150)
$13,580
General
AB 245
1600
Department of Corrections, for
including certain employees as "law
enforcement members" for retirement
purposes. Sets a flat 7 percent
contribution and a 2 percent of
final compensation as retirement
after obtaining age 55 to a maximum
of 75 percent.
Effective 1971-72 fiscal year.
Decreases rate of public employers
by 4.09 percent of compensation
Estimate
-0-
4,935,751
General
paid to law enforcement members.
Schedule 5
Page 4
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 245
1600
Department of the Youth Authority,
for including certain employees as
"Law enforcement members" for retire-
ment purposes. Sets a flat 7 percent
contribution and a 2 percent of final
compensation as retirement after ob-
taining age 55 to a maximum of 75
percent.
Effective 1971-72 fiscal year.
Decreases rate of public employees
by 4.09 percent of compensation paid
Estimate
to law enforcement members.
-0-
$2,880,600
General
Total, Corrections
-0-
$7,829,931
General Fund
-0-
7,829,931
Education
AB 122
557
Commission for Teachers Preparation
and Licensing, for expenses of the
Estimate
Estimate
Teachers
commission.
$50,000
$100,000
Credential
AB 819
716
Department of Education, for Admini-
strative costs of the Educational
Innovation Advisory Commission
Estimate
(No
relating to Title III funds.
(24,000)
Estimate)
Federal
SB 555
1056
Department of Education, to
establish an experiment to
study the difference between
phonics-oriented and regular
teaching of reading for pupils
Estimate
Estimate
in grades 1 to 3.
(26,000)
26,000
General
AB 1331
1251
State Board of Education, to test
the method of individualized instruc-
tion and the integration of vocational
education into the entire K-14 program.
35,000
40,000
General
(See Local Assistance for expenditure
of Federal Funds under the Elementary
and Secondary Education Act of 1965)
SB 872
1420
Department of Education, Bureau of
Indian Education, to study the cultural
and educational disadvantages affecting
American Indian Children in the public
Estimate
Estimate
school system.
(25,000)
25,000
General
Estimate
Estimate
(130,000)
(250,000)
Federal
SB 948
1558
Department of Education, for plan-
ning and implementation of a com-
prehensive conservation education
program. 1970-71 fiscal year.
Environmental
Appropriation
$176,000
Protection
Less amount from
176,000
176,000
Program
Federal Funds
-
No estimate
Net Cost
$176,000
A,M.
State
CA
*
now
W
000.000
Schedule 5
Page 6
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
Higher Education
AB 2452
1332
University of California, declares
Legislative intent that the university
conduct a pilot program in public
elementary and secondary education
schools to alleviate the problem of
excessive use of tobacco, alcohol, and
Estimate
(No
drugs by young Californians.
($200,000)
Estimate)
General
SB 848
1599
University of California, to continue
the development of a comprehensive air
pollution research program allocated
Motor
from the State Air Resources Board.
750,000
-0-
Vehicle
AB 648
680
Trustees of the California State
Colleges, provides that a state
college employee assigned from a non-
academic position to an academic
position subsequent to January 1, 1965,
shall be entitled to a lump sum payment
Estimate
(No
for vacation.
(360,000)
Estimate)
General
AB 887
1517
Trustees of the California State
Colleges, for colleges over 10,000
Estimate
Estimate
FTE to convert to year-round operation.
-0-
$650,000
General
AB 1865
1324
Board of Governors of the California
Vocational
Community Colleges, in augmentation
Nurse and
of the appropriation for support,
Psychiatric
1970-71 and 1971-72 fiscal years to
Technicians
establish and operate accredited
Examiners
training programs for psychiatric
(Psychiatric
technicians.
100,000
100,000
Technicians
Appropriation
$200,000
Account)
Less amount to 1971-72
-100,000
AB 31
292
State Scholarship and Loan Commission
Estimate
Administrative Cost
61,743
100,000
General
Scholarships
-0-
2,600,000
General
SB 385
815
State Scholarship and Loan Commission,
for establishment of a public service
internship program to provide students
opportunities to work and learn in a
Estimate
(No
government atmosphere.
(30,000)
Estimate)
General
Total, Higher Education
$911,743
$3,450,000
General Fund
61,743
3,350,000
Special Funds
850,000
100,000
Fiscal Affairs
AB 1637
1267
Board of Equalization, for cost of
administering the change in trans-
Motor
portation tax on household goods
Estimate
Estimate
Vehicle
carriers.
$25,000
$25,000
Transportation
Tax
Schedule 5
Page 7
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 681
1062
Provides that Commission of Housing
and Community Development instead of
the Department of Housing and Com-
munity Development to promulgate
rules and regulations relative to
Estimate
Estimate
farm labor camps.
-$85,100
-$85,100
General
AB 604
1359
Department of Housing and Community
Development, to review all community
Estimate
Estimate
redevelopment relocation plans.
(25,000)
25,000
General
Total, Fiscal Affairs
-$60,100
-$35,100
General Fund
-85,100
-60,100
Special Funds
25,000
25,000
Health and Welfare
AB 739
1156
Department of Human Resources Devel-
opment, makes Federal extended un-
employment benefits under the
"Federal-State Extended Unemploy-
ment Compensation Act of 1970"
available, effective January 1,
1971, to employees covered under
California's unemployment system.
With AB 739 and Federal Act
Estimate
Unemployment
reduced expenditures.
(-$15,000,000) (-$30,000,000)
Insurance
Unemployment
With AB 739 and no Federal Act.
((-7,500,000)) ((-15,000,000))
Insurance
AB 2407
1220
Department of Mental Hygiene, estab-
lishes a one year pilot project to
demonstrate the feasibility of
unifying all diagnostic services for
mentally disordered children, to be
limited to the Short-Doyle program
Estimate
in one county.
(70,000)
-0-
General
AB 1385
1481
Department of Mental Hygiene, author-
izes the superintendent of state
hospitals to grant leaves of absence
after petition to court to shift pa-
tients from inpatient to leave-
Estimate
(No
patient status.
-65,000
Estimate)
General
AB 2389
1499
Department of Public Health, for
expenditure without regard to
fiscal years for the establishment
of up to three home dialysis training
centers.
172,500
117,600
General
Appropriation
$350,000
Carry over to 1971-72
-117,600
Carry over to 1972-73
-59,900
AB 2390
1500
Department of Public Health, for the
establishment of two additional re-
gional dialysis centers each to re-
Estimate
ceive $194,000.
388,000
300,000
General
Schedule 5
Page 8
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 2056
1195
Department of Social Welfare, for
administration of the supplemental
food program for persons in low-
income groups vulnerable to mal-
Estimate
Estimate
nutrition.
($3,000)
$3,000
General
(9,000)
(9,000)
Federal
AB 592
1615
Department of Social Welfare, for
a pilot food program for handi-
capped or infirm persons in two
counties willing to participate
providing, however, that the
Federal Government makes available
an equal amount prior to July 1,
1971, for this purpose.
-0-
-0-
General
Appropriation
$50,000
-0-
-0-
Federal
Vetoed by the Governor
-50,000
Total, Health and Welfare
$495,500
$420,600
General Fund
495,500
420,600
Other Funds
(15,000,000)
(30,000,000)
Federal Funds
(9,000)
(9,000)
Industrial Relations
AB 22
1508
Department of Industrial Relations,
for enforcement of antidiscrimination
Estimate
Estimate
in the employment of women.
($66,000)
$66,000
General
AB 168
1588
Department of Industrial Relations,
for administrative costs relative to
Estimate
regulation of farm labor contractors.
(35,000)
40,000
General
AB 547
317
State Fire Marshal, for enforcement
of regulations relative to eyeglass
or sunglass frames made of flammable
Estimate
Estimate
materials.
(10,000)
10,000
General
Total, Industrial Relations
-0-
$116,000
General Fund
-0-
116,000
Special Funds
-0-
-0-
Justice
AB 1055
1429
Attorney General of California,
for a study of police-community
relations.
$20,000
-0-
General
Total, Justice
$20,000
-0-
General Fund
20,000
-0-
Schedule 5
Page 9
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
Regulation and Licensing
SB 624
1302
Board of Pilot Commissioners for
the Bays of San Francisco, San
Pablo and Suisun, for support.
Pilot
Included in budget
$15,000
Estimate
Estimate
Commissioners
Additional requirement
15,000
$15,000
$31,000
Special
SB 645
1399
Division of Consumer Affairs, for
administrative costs relative to
Estimate
Estimate
Nurses'
licensing of nurses' registries
8,800
8,800
Registry
AB 1192
1318
Board of Dental Examiners, to
take disciplinary action against
licensees who provide unnecessary
or excessive services to their
Estimate
Estimate
patients.
12,500
25,000
Dentistry
SB 769
844
Bureau of Furniture and Bedding
Inspection, for adopting standards
for all mattresses sold or offered
Furniture
for sale to be made from flame-
Estimate
Estimate
and Bedding
retardant material.
20,000
15,000
Inspection
AB 532
1514
Hearing Aid Dispensers Examiners
Estimate
Estimate
Hearing Aid
Committee, for expenses.
17,093
17,887
Dispensers
AB 942
908
Board of Medical Examiners, for a
Contingent
loan program for medical students
Fund of the
under specified conditions.
75,000
-0-
Board of
Medical
Examiners
AB 1192
1318
Board of Medical Examiners, Phys-
ical Therapists, to take discipli-
nary action against licensees who
provide unnecessary or excessive
Estimate
Estimate
Physical
services to their patients.
5,000
5,000
Therapy
AB 1192
1318
Board of Medical Examiners, to
Contingent
take disciplinary action against
Fund of the
licensees who provide unnecessary
Board of
or excessive services to their
Estimate
Estimate
Medical
patients.
45,000
90,000
Examiners
AB 1031
995
Board of Nursing Education and
California
Nurse Registration, for scholar-
Board of Nur-
ships to licensed registered
sing Educa-
nurses to acquire a baccalaureate
tion and Nurse
degree in nursing.
35,000
-0-
Registration
SB 1058
1137
State Board of Examiners of Nursing
Loan
Home Administrators.
(62,000)
-0-
General
(Loan to be repaid from revenues
credited to the Nursing Home
Administrator's State License
Examining Board Fund.)
State Board of Examiners of Nursing
Nursing llome
Home Administrators, for repayment
Estimate
Estimate
Administrators
of loan.
62,000
78,747
State License
Examining
Board
Schedule 5
Page 10
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 1192
1318
Board of Optometry, to take
disciplinary action against
licensees who provide unnecessary
or excessive services to their
Estimate
Estimate
patients.
$5,000
$5,000
Optometry
Board of Osteopathic Examiners, to
take disciplinary action against
licensees who provide unnecessary
or excessive services to their
Estimate
Estimate
Osteopathic
patients.
5,000
5,000
Examiners
AB 219
1596
Board of Pharmacy, to maintain a
computer oriented processing pro-
gram for regulation and control of
No
No
Pharmacy
restricted dangerous drugs.
Estimate
Estimate
Board
Contingent
AB 311
888
Board of Registration for Profes-
sional Engineers, for adminis-
trative costs relative to
Estimate
Estimate
Professional
registering consulting engineers.
73,100
56,300
Engineers
AB 2393
760
Board of Behavioral Science
Estimate
Estimate
Behavioral
Examiners, for support.
34,000
78,000
Science
Examiners
Social Worker and Marriage
Social Worker
Counselor Qualifications Board,
Estimate
Estimate
and Marriage
for support.
-34,000
-78,000
Counselor
SB 1328
1305
Social Worker and Marriage
Counselor Qualifications Board,
Social Worker
for support due to licensing of
Estimate
Estimate
and Marriage
educational psychologists.
29,000
29,000
Counselor
AB 697
1310
Social Worker and Marriage
Counselor Qualifications Board,
for support, prohibits counsel-
Social Worker
ors to practice without a
Estimate
Estimate
and Marriage
license.
8,000
8,000
Counselor
AB 1031
995
Board of Vocational Nurse and
Psychiatric Technician Examiners,
Vocational
for scholarships to unlicensed
Nurse and
aids or licensed vocational nurses
Psychiatric
to pursue a course of study which
Technician
will lead to a licensure as a
Examiners
vocational nurse or registered
Estimate
(Vocational
nurse.
65,000
65,000
Nurse Account)
AB 1422
386
Public Utilities Commission, limits
use of fees within the Transporta-
tion Rate Fund to such activities
as are related to intrastate motor
carriers of property instead of
Estimate
all carriers of property.
-0-
50,000
General
AB 1698
1410
Public Utilities Commission, for
General (High-
administration of the Highway
way Carriers
Carriers' Uniform Business License
Estimate
Estimate
Uniform Busi-
Tax
25,000
50,000
ness License
Tax Account)
Total, Regulation and Licensing
$505,493
$539,734
General Fund
25,000
100,000
Special Funds
480,493
439,734
Schedule 5
Page 11
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
Resources
AB 303
131
Department of Conservation, provides
safety retirement benefits for
forestry members, and 2 percent at
age 55 retirement formula.
-0-
-0-
General
SB 1321
1451
State Lands Division, for review
of leases, contracts or other
instruments
-0-
-0-
General
Estimated costs
$25,000
Less estimated
reimbursements
-25,000
AB 2167
1555
Department of Conservation, State
Lands Division--for inventory of
all presently owned and previously
California
granted state lands to identify those
Environmental
lands that have unique environmental
Protection
value.
$50,000
-0-
Program
AB 770
1582
Department of Fish and Game, for the
propagation and protection of migra-
tory birds and preservation of wet-
lands. Includes authority for use
of such funds outside of the State.
This statute becomes operative
Estimate
Fish and Game
July 1, 1971.
-0-
$159,000
Preservation
AB 1150
1626
Department of Fish and Game, increase
State's contribution rate to the
Public Employees Retirement Fund by
0.27 percent of compensation to fund
1/60th allowance for past and future
services. State contribution to
Social Security for warden members
Estimate
Estimate
Fish and Game
will discontinue.
8,000
8,000
Preservation
AB 702
901
Department of Navigation and Ocean
Development, to contract for feasi-
bility studies and project justifi-
Harbors and
cations, etc. for 1970-71 fiscal
Estimate
Watercraft
year.
(150,000)
(150,000)
Revolving
SB 1187
1527
Department of Parks and Recreation,
reduction in annual operating and
maintenance costs due to transfer
of the San Francisco Maritime State
Historic Park to the City and
No
No
County of San Francisco.
Estimate
Estimate
General
AB 78
451
State Air Resources Board, for a
study relative to periodic motor
vehicle emission inspections and
Motor
report.
65,000
-0-
Vehicle
AB 83
714
State Air Resources Board, for
review of local air pollution
control plans and establish plans
where necessary, and to provide a
statewide standard for nonvehicular
sources of emission of air contam-
inants. (Refer to Chapter 1552,
(Loan)
Statutes of 1970, AB 85.)
(40,000)
-0-
General
Schedule 5
Page 12
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 83
714
State Air Resources Board, for a
loan to reimburse the appropriation
(Loan)
made from the General Fund.
($40,000)
-0-
Motor Vehicle
State Air Resources Board, for repay-
California
ment of a loan made from the Motor
Environmental
Vehicle Fund to repay a General Fund
Estimated
Protection
appropriation, 1970-71 fiscal year.
40,000
$40,000
Program
(Contingent upon passage of SB 262.)
AB 85
1552
State Air Resources Board, to provide
a statewide standard for nonvehicular
sources of emission of air contami-
California
nants. To be funded from the appro-
Environmental
priation made by Chapter 714, Statutes
Protection
of 1970. (AB 83)
-0-
-0-
Program
AB 87
715
State Air Resources Board, to estab-
lish a program for obtaining data on
air quality in each air basin.
305,000
300,000
Motor Vehicle
165,000
-0-
California
Environmental
Protection
Program
AB 369
1229
State Air Resources Board, to complete
a statewide exhaust control, devise
testing program by appropriating an
amount equal to the unexpended balance
of the appropriation made by Chapter
945, Statutes of 1968, as amended by
Chapter 650, Statutes of 1969.
-0-
-0-
Motor Vehicle
AB 80
1296
State Air Resources Board, to establish
maximum standards for the degree of
unsaturation for gasoline sold in the
Estimate
Estimate
south coast area basin.
(10,750)
10,750
Motor Vehicle
AB 81
1297
State Air Resources Board, to establish
maximum standards for unsaturation of
gasoline sold in the south coast area
Estimate
Estimate
basin,
(10,750)
10,750
Motor Vehicle
AB 86
1347
State Air Resources Board, for sup-
port to repeal local air pollution
regulations considered to be ineffec-
tive and to issue replacement regula-
tions.
80,000
-0-
General
AB 16
1579
State Air Resources Board, for regula-
tion of agricultural burning for the
Loan
1970-71 fiscal year.
(105,000)
-0-
General
(To be reimbursed from the California
Estimate
California
Environmental Protection Program Fund)
105,000
-0-
Environmental
Protection
Program
Schedule 5
Page 13
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 848
1599
State Air Resources Board, for re-
search projects in relation to air
pollution.
(a) Research projects dealing
with motor vehicle air
pollution.
$7,575,000
-0-
Motor Vehicle
1. To coordinate the conduct
of air pollution research
and administer contracts
etc.
$250,000
2. Allocated to the University
of California to develop a
comprehensive air pollution
research program ($750,000).
(See Higher Education)
3. Air pollution research $7,325,000
California
(b) Research projects dealing with
Environmental
stationary sources of air
Estimate
Protection
pollution.
925,000
$925,000
Program
AB 718
902
Water Resources Control Board, for
Estimate
Estimate
Water Quality
regulation of liquid waste haulers.
(18,000)
(18,000)
Control
(Liquid Waste
Haulers
Account)
AB 1279
920
State Water Resources Control Board,
for loan to the Tahoe City Public
Utility District.
(2,000,000)
-0-
Water Quality
Control
AB 1351
1365
California-Nevada Interstate Compact
Commission, for support, in augmenta-
Estimate
tion of Item 223, Budget Act of 1970.
13,550
20,000
General
AB 1942
1299
Resources Agency, for research and
California
studies relating to nuclear power
Environmental
plant siting.
200,000
-0-
Protection
Program
AB 1247
1533
Resources Agency, to prepare long-
California
range plans governing location and
Environmental
operation of electrical power
Protection
plants.
150,000
-0-
Program
SB 959
1556
Ventura-Los Angeles Mountain and
California
Coastal Study Commission, for
Estimate
Environmental
support.
100,000
100,000
Protection
Program
Total, Resources
$9,781,550
$1,573,500
General Fund
93,550
20,000
Special Funds
9,688,000
1,553,500
Other Funds
(2,168,000)
(168,000)
Transportation
SB 1108
1293
Department of Aeronautics, for
California
issuing permits for surplus
Environmental
federal airports for expenditure
Protection
without regard to fiscal year.
$40,000
-0-
Program
Schedule 5
Page 14
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 1607
1606
Department of Aeronautics, for
emergency search and rescue equip-
ment in accordance with Section
Airport Assis-
21684.1 of the Public Utilities
Estimate
Estimate
tance Revolv-
Code.
$8,000
$8,000
ing
AB 634
335
Automobile Accident Study Commis-
sion, for expenses in augmentation
of the appropriation made by
Chapter 1256, Statutes of 1967.
39,000
-0-
Motor Vehicle
AB 326
1551
Office of Transportation Planning
Estimates
and Research, for support.
24,000
36,283
General
142,000
214,671
Highway Users
Tax
3,000
4,535
Aeronautics
(1,000)
(1,511)
llarbors and
Watercraft
Revolving
AB 1671
1015
Department of- the California High-
way Patrol, for a study relative to
motor vehicle thefts.
180,000
-0-
Motor Vehicle
(Any Federal funds shall be returned
to the Motor Vehicle Fund--not to
the appropriation.)
SB 716
1067
Department of the California Iligh-
way Patrol, for administrative
cost relative to the licensing of
Estimate
Estimate
fleet owners.
(20,000)
20,000
Motor Vehicle
AB 1333
1614
Department of the California Highway
Patrol, for 3 percent salary in-
crease in augmentation of Item 247,
Budget Act of 1970. This appropri-
ation is in addition to any amounts
appropriated in the Budget Act of
Estimate
1970 for increases in salary ranges.
2,505,015
2,505,015
Motor Vehicle
Appropriation
$4,175,024
Reduction by Governor
-1,670,009
SB 262
779
Department of Motor Vehicles, for
administration costs relative to
issuing personalized license
plates, in augmentation of the
California
appropriation from which such costs
Environmental
were paid. (Same as AB 522, Chapter
Estimate
Estimate
Protection
778, Statutes of 1970)
1,100,000
200,000
Program
AB 1340
791
Department of Motor Vehicles, in
augmentation of Item 234, Budget
Act of 1970, for support of the
driver improvement and control
Estimate
program for negligent drivers.
1,367,503
1,400,000
Motor Vehicle
SB 343
813
Department of Motor Vehicles, for
a staggered license renewal program
Estimate
for motorcycles.
67,153
43,800
Motor Vehicle
Schedule 5
Page 15
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 417
819
Department of Motor Vehicles, for
the purpose of enforcing the pro-
visions of Section 11713.1 of the
Vehicle Code as it relates to
fraudulent acts in repairing or
Estimate
servicing a motor vehicle.
$75,000
$118,970
Motor Vehicle
AB 262
887
Department of Motor Vehicles, for
creating a cross-index file of
motor and frame numbers on motor-
Estimate
cycles. 1971-72 fiscal year.
-0-
102,000
Motor Vehicle
AB 1628
1012
Department of Motor Vehicles,
administrative costs to process
mandatory suspensions and revoca-
Estimate
Estimate
tions.
(298,000)
298,000
Motor Vehicle
SB 280
1106
Department of Motor Vehicles, for
increased administrative expenses
in relation to delay of 20 days
for dealers to present the license
application and fees for new or
Estimate
Estimate
used vehicles.
(20,000)
20,000
Motor Vehicle
AB 2233
1290
Department of Motor Vehicles, for
administrative costs relative to
licensing and registration of
snowmobile manufacturers, trans-
Estimate
Estimate
porters and dealers.
(7,885)
16,337
Motor Vehicle
AB 2235
1330
Department of Motor Vehicles, to
computerize the processing sys-
(No
Estimate
tem in regard to snowmobiles.
Estimate)
45,000
Motor Vehicle
AB 2234
1522
Department of Motor Vehicles, for
certification of ownership of snow-
Estimate
Estimate
mobiles.
(5,257)
10,805
Motor Vehicle
SB 730
968
Department of Public Works, for
restudy of the extension of the
Long Beach Freeway through South
Pasadena, in augmentation of
Item 237.5, Budget Act of 1970.
35,000
-0-
State Highway
AB 1
1295
Department of Public Works, may
authorize or permit exclusive or
preferential use of freeway lanes
Estimate
(No
for high occupancy vehicles.
300,000
Estimate)
State Highway
Total, Transportation
$5,885,671
$5,043,416
General Fund
24,000
36,283
Special Funds
5,861,671
5,007,133
Other Funds
(1,000)
(1,511)
Schedule 5
Page 16
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
Miscellaneous
AB 356
212
Personal Services not elsewhere
reported, for increase in State's
contribution to basic health
insurance plan under the Meyers-
Geddes Act from $8 to $10 per
Estimate
Estimate
month for annuitants,
$400,000
$400,000
General
Total, Miscellaneous
$400,000
$400,000
General Fund
400,000
400,000
Unallocated
AB 356
212
Provides for an increase in the
State's contribution to basic
health insurance plan under the
State Employees
Meyers-Geddes Act from $8 to $10
Contingency Re-
per month.
($2,800,000)
-0-
serve Fund
The bill also increases the
State's contribution by $2
for each succeeding year up
to a maximum of $16 per
-0-
$3,127,000
General
month in 1973-74.
-0-
2,173,000
Special
Total, Unallocated
-0-
$5,300,000
General Fund
-0-
3,127,000
Special Funds
-0-
2,173,000
Other Funds
($2,800,000)
(
-0- )
Total, State Operations
$18,709,025
$20,215,301
General Fund
-39,123
14,025,214
Special Funds
18,748,148
6,190,087
Other Funds
(19,969,000)
(30,169,511)
Federal Funds
(263,000)
(359,000)
Schedule 5
Page 17
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
LOCAL ASSISTANCE
Agriculture
AB 18
1571
Department of Agriculture, for
partial reimbursement of county
expenses for carrying out agricul-
tural programs authorized by the
Agricultural Code that are super-
vised by the Department of Agri-
culture.
$250,000
$1,500,000
Agriculture
Total, Agriculture
$250,000
$1,500,000
Special Funds
250,000
1,500,000
Corrections
AB 317
1531
California Council on Criminal Justice,
for assistance to local law enforce-
ment agencies for furnishing police
officers with basic items of equip-
No
No
ment.
Estimate
Estimate
Federal
Total, Corrections
-0-
-0-
Federal Funds
-0-
-0-
Education
SB 520
713
Apportionments to Public Schools,
exempts the East Nicolaus High
School District and the Wheatland
Union High School District from
the areawide aid computation
Estimate
Estimate
provisions of the Education Code.
($150,000)
$150,000
General
AB 1691
1040
Apportionments to Public Schools,
increase apportionment because of
drop in average daily attendance
requirement for pilot program from
30,000 to 25,000, also increase
Estimate
Estimate
length of pilot program to 7 years.
(16,000)
16,000
General
AB 1759
1095
Apportionments to Public Schools,
provides that equipment expenditures
for the 1968-69 fiscal year shall be
considered as current expense of
operating special education programs
in determining withholding for not
Estimate
handling special programs.
(500,000)
-0-
General
AB 1418
1390
Apportionments to Public Schools,
requires that any minor who had lived
continuously in the State for more
than 10 years immediately preceding
the residence determination date shall
be deemed a resident of California for
Estimate
Estimate
junior college attendance purposes.
(125,000)
125,000
General
Schedule 5
Page 18
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 955
1406
Apportionment to Public Schools,
pupils under the jurisdiction of
the Department of Youth Authority
attending a regular Community College
Attendance Center shall be deemed
district residents for purposes of
Estimate
Estimate
computing average daily attendance.
($16,500)
$20,000
General
AB 1886
1601
Apportionments to Public Schools, for
revision of computation formula for
physically handicapped minors to include
multihandicapped minors. Provides for
reallocation of expenditures during the
Estimate
1970-71 fiscal year to fund this program.
-0-
3,000,000
General
AB 897
180
Loans to School Districts, repayment
of loan to Grass Valley Elementary
School District.
-52,466
-52,467
General
AB 2524
248
Loans to School Districts, repayment
of loan to Ravenswood School District.
-0-
-150,000
General
AB 2374
507
Loans to School Districts, provides for
a special advance apportionment of
$75,000 to the Lakeside Elementary
School District in Kings County, to be
repaid through withholding from subse-
quent 1970-71 fiscal year apportion-
ments.
-0-
-0-
General
Appropriation (Loan)
$75,000
Repayment in 1970-71
-75,000
AB 15
785
Loans to School Districts, for loan
to the Mountain View School District
in Los Angeles County to be repaid
from subsequent apportionments.
-45,212
-45,212
General
AB 750
1619
Children Centers, to coordinate the
State's existing preschool, children's
center, and daycare programs to max-
imize applicable Federal Funds for
program expansion in the area of
(No
(No
children center system.
Estimate)
Estimate)
General
(No
(No
Estimate)
Estimate)
Federal
AB 1651
1620
Children's Centers, to increase
State participation by 10 cents per
hour and increase local participation
Estimate
Estimate
by 2 cents per hour.
(1,000,000)
(1,000,000)
Federal
AB 318
452
Department of Education, to establish
a statewide school lunch program for
State
children which are eligible for aid
Construction
or assistance under the program for
Program
Aid to Families with Dependent Children
Fund
(previously treated as an expenditure
(Reserve
when transferred from the General
(6,000,000)
-0-
Account)
Fund).
-0-
6,000,000
General
Schedule 5
Page 19
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 1331
1251
State Board of Education, for allo-
cation to school districts selected
pursuant to Section 8078 of the
Education Code for vocational educa-
tion from funds available under the
Elementary and Secondary Education
Act of 1965.
($42,000)
($456,000)
Federal
1972-73
$600,000 Federal
1973-74
170,000 Federal
AB 173
272
Contributions to the Teachers'
Retirement Fund, decreases the
State's contribution to the system
due to increase in local school
Estimate
districts contributions.
-0-
4,346,000
General
AB 1315
697
Contributions to the Teachers'
Retirement Fund, increase due to
inclusion of public school teachers
employed under the Manpower Develop-
ment and Training Act of 1966,
Economic Opportunity Act of 1966
(No
(No
and the Adult Education Act of 1966.
Estimate)
Estimate)
General
Total, Education
-$97,678
$13,409,321
General Fund
-97,678
13,409,321
Bond Funds (Reserve Account)
(6,000,000)
-0-
Federal Funds
(1,042,000)
(1,456,000)
Health and Welfare
SB 432
1613
Department of Public Health, to
provide financial assistance to
county or areawide immunization
campaigns for prevention of rubella.
$200,000
-0-
General
Appropriation
$750,000
Reduction by Governor
-550,000
AB 1648
1484
Department of Social Welfare, reduced
advances of state funds to counties.
The State will lose a portion of
collections for absent parent payments
because they county will retain an
amount equal to their cost of collec-
tion.
-0-
-0-
General
AB 1712
1520
Department of Social Welfare, Public
Assistance Programs, to provide for
a $7.50 monthly "Income Disregard" in
addition to the $4.00 Social Security
Pass-on.
Estimate
Estimate
Aid to Disabled
1,877,000
$9,875,000
General
Old Age Security
5,793,000
3,135,000
General
Schedule 5
Page 20
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 765
1559
Department of Social Welfare, pro-
vides for board and care services,
to all mentally disordered patients
who are released from state hospitals
by eliminating the statutory maximum
Estimate
for protective social services.
($52,800)
-0-
General
SB 1325
1426
Department of Social Welfare, for aid
to needy disabled on a graduated
schedule of housing allowances when
Estimate
living with parents (1970 fiscal year).
1,800,000
$1,800,000
General
Total, Health and Welfare
$9,670,000
$14,810,000
General Fund
9,670,000
14,810,000
Federal Funds
(
-0-
)
(
-0-)
Transportation
SB 1098
1566
Department of Aeronautics, increases
the annual allocation to public air-
ports from $2,500 to $5,000 for air-
port construction or matching funds.
(See Chapter 1417, Statutes of 1970,
for change in funds from Airport
Assistance Revolving Fund to Aero-
nautics Fund).
Airport Apportionments
$500,000
$500,000
Aeronautics
Acquisition and development
of airports
-500,000
-500,000
Aeronautics
Total, Transportation
-0-
-0-
Special Funds
-0-
-0-
Property Tax Relief
AB 1071
777
State Controller, for allocations
pursuant to Section 17254 of the
Education Code, to school districts
which have lost revenue due to reduc-
tion in assessed valuation occasioned
Property
by taxation procedures on wine, winery
Estimate
Estimate
Tax
products, or brandy.
$25,000
$25,000
Relief
AB 173
272
Homeowners' Property Tax Relief, to
compensate for revenues lost by
reason of partial exemption for
Estimate
Estimate
business inventories, etc.
(350,000)
385,000
General
Estimate
Estimate
2,535,000
2,825,000
Property
Tax Relief
Schedule 5
Page 21
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 679
487
Homeowners' Property Tax Relief,
change in method of State distri-
bution of reimbursement to local
government for revenue loss resulting
from the homeowners' property tax
exemption. 1970-71 fiscal year.
-0-
-0-
General
Total property tax
exemption
$213,000,000
December distri-
bution
75,000,000
April distribution
138,000,000
Included in 1970-71 Governor's
Budget.
AB 1147
1164
Homeowners' Property Tax Relief, to
compensate four counties for revenue
losses due to the State's inventory
and property tax relief programs.
Also to compensate local water
districts for revenue losses not
Property
clearly defined in Chapter 272,
Estimate
Estimate
Tax
Statutes of 1970.
$200,000
$50,000
Relief
Estimate
(287,000)
-0-
General
Total, Property Tax Relief
$2,760,000
$3,285,000
General Fund
-0-
385,000
Special Funds
2,760,000
2,900,000
Other Purposes
SB 120
1101
E1 Cajon Judicial District, adds
1 judge.
Estimate
Estimate
Retirement
$1,433
$2,560
General
North County Judicial District, adds
2 judges.
Estimate
Estimate
Retirement
2,866
2,560
General
SB 136
1102
County of Los Angeles, adds 15
superior court judges.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
209,085
364,305
General
Retirement
25,230
43,260
General
SB 265
1104
County of Riverside, adds 1 judge in
the superior court.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
13,939
50,574
General
Retirement
1,682
5,768
General
Adds 1 additional judge on and after
July 1, 1971.
SB 391
1108
Los Angeles Municipal Court District,
adds 6 municipal court judges.
Estimate
Estimate
Retirement
8,598
15,360
General
Schedule 5
Page 22
Amount
Bill
Chapter
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
No.
SB 595
1120
County of Orange, adds 2 superior
court judges.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
$27,878
$75,861
General
Retirement
3,364
8,652
General
Also adds 1 additional judge after
July 1, 1971.
SB 699
1124
West Orange County Municipal Court,
adds 1 judge.
Estimate
Estimate
General
Retirement
1,843
5,120
Adds 1 additional judge on May 1, 1971.
SB 1420
1148
Municipal Court in San Francisco,
adds 2 judges.
Estimate
Estimate
Retirement
2,866
5,120
General
AB 181
1152
County of Solano, adds 1 superior
court judge.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
15,106
27,287
General
Retirement
1,682
2,884
General
AB 1291
1168
County of Alameda, adds 2 superior
court judges.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
27,878
50,574
General
Retirement
3,364
5,366
General
Oakland-Piedmont Judicial District,
adds 3 municipal court judges.
Estimate
Estimate
Retirement
4,299
7,680
General
Berkeley-Albany Judicial District,
adds 1 municipal court judge.
Estimate
Estimate
Retirement
1,433
2,560
General
AB 1796
1180
San Mateo County Superior Court, adds
1 judge.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
13,939
25,287
General
Retirement
1,682
2,884
General
AB 2534
1189
Superior Court of the City and
County of San Francisco, adds
2 judges.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
27,878
50,574
General
Retirement
3,364
5,768
General
AB 2535
1190
Superior Court of the County of
San Bernardino, adds 1 judge.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
7,964
25,287
General
Retirement
960
2,884
General
Operative March 1, 1971
Schedule 5
Page 23
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
AB 2536
1191
Superior Court of the County of Merced,
adds 1 judge.
Estimate
Estimate
Salary
$15,106
$27,290
General
Retirement
1,682
2,884
General
Total Cost of New Judges
$425,121
$818,349
Salary
358,773
697,039
General
Retirement
66,348
121,310
General
Total Cost of Judges
$425,121
$818,349
General
425,121
818,349
AB 155
10
Reappropriates the unexpended balance
of Chapter 52, Statutes of 1969, from
the General Fund which reappropriated
Item 446.7, Budget Act of 1958, for
emergency flood relief. Available
without regard to fiscal years.
-0-
-0-
General
Change application date to July 1,
1970.
AB 310
77
Storm and Flood Damage Repair, amends
Chapter 52, Statutes of 1969, to extend
to May 15, 1970, the time a local agency
can apply for emergency flood relief or
Street
snow-removal funds in connection with
and High-
the 1968-69 floods and storms, and ad-
Estimate
way
justs base years for formulae.
$451,863
-0-
Disaster
SB 383
1471
Storm and Flood Damage Repair declares
a loan to Cresent City made by the
State Allocations Board to be a grant
rather than a loan not subject to re-
payment, Chapter 69, Statutes of 1964.
-0-
-0-
General
Total, Other Purposes
$876,984
$818,349
General Fund
425,121
818,349
Special Funds
451,863
-0-
Shared Revenues
AB 1698
1410
Apportionment of Highway Carriers'
General
Uniform Business License Tax Appor-
(Highway
tionment of license fee, in accordance
Carriers'
with Section 4306(b) of the Public
Estimate
Estimate
Business
Utilities Code.
$875,000
$1,200,000
License
Tax
Account)
Total, Shared Revenues
$875,000
$1,200,000
General Fund
875,000
1,200,000
Total, Local Assistance
$14,334,306
$35,022,670
General Fund
10,872,443
30,622,670
Special Funds
3,461,863
4,400,000
Bond Funds (Reserve Account)
(6,000,000)
-0-
Other Funds
-0-
-0-
Federal Funds
(1,042,000)
(1,456,000)
Schedule 5
Page 24
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
CAPITAL OUTLAY
State Building Program
General Services
AB 74
211
Appropriation is made from amount
transferred to the State Construction
Program Fund pursuant to Section
State
17303.7 of the Education Code, to the
Construction
State School Building Aid Fund for
Program
purposes of the State School Building
(Reserve
Aid Law of 1952.
($16,564,322)
-0-
Account)
This appropriation will be repaid to
the State Construction Program Fund
from the first sale of School Build-
ing Aid Bonds.
(The same amount was subsequently
transferred to the State School
Fund by the Budget Act of 1970.)
I
Total, General Services
Bond Funds (Reserve Account)
($16,564,322)
-0-
Higher Education
AB 2313
1393
University of California, lists the
projects that the University of
California shall allocate funds to
from the educational fee in the
1970-71 fiscal year. This act
University of
supersedes Item 313.5, Budget Act
California
of 1970.
-0-
-0-
Funds
AB 157
116
Trustees of the California State
Colleges, in augmentation of their
appropriations for support, or
other purposes, for the purchase of
relocatable buildings, including
installation, site development and
utilities for faculty office facil-
Capital Outlay
ities, California State Polytechnic
Fund for Public
College at San Luis Obispo. Repeals
Estimate
Higher Educa-
Chapter 657, Statutes of 1969.
$111,110
-0-
tion
SB 479
1621
Trustees of the California State
Colleges, for purchase of 4.2 acres
of property adjacent to the Los
Angeles State College.
250,000
-0-
General
Appropriation
$840,000
Reduced by Governor
-590,000
Total, Higher Education
$361,110
-0-
General Fund
250,000
-0-
Special Funds
111,110
-0-
Schedule 5
Page 25
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
Transportation
AB 395
1352
Department of Motor Vehicles, for
construction of a branch office in
the Simi Valley-Thousand Oaks area
Estimate
in Ventura County.
$75,000
$65,000
Motor Vehicle
Total, Transportation
$75,000
$65,000
General Fund
-0-
-0-
Special Funds
75,000
65,000
Total, State Building Program
$436,110
$65,000
General Fund
250,000
-0-
Special Funds
186,110
65,000
Bond Funds (Reserve Account)
(16,564,322)
-0-
State Highway Program
AB 1633
1322
Department of Public Works, State
Highway Program, for severence aid
to school districts for property
Motor Vehicle
acquired for State highway purposes
Estimate
Estimate
Transportation
to be paid over a five-year period.
($1,000,000)
$500,000
Tax
(Prohibits expenditure from the
State School Fund unless the
Legislature approves transfer from
the Motor Vehicle Transportation
Tax Fund to the State School Fund
by appropriation.)
AB 1630
1368
Department of Public Works, State
Highway Program, to make interest
differential payments to persons
displaced from family dwelling
Estimate
Estimate
State
not to exceed $3,000.
(2,375,000)
2,375,000
Highway
Total, State Highway Program
$2,875,000
General Fund
-0-
-0-
Special Funds
2,875,000
Parks and Recreation--Acquisition
and Development Program
AB 52
71
Department of Navigation and Ocean
Development, to acquire land and
Harbors and
develop recreational facilities at
Watercraft
Kings Beach, Placer County,
($216,750)
-0-
Revolving
Appropriation
$425,000
Less Federal share
-208,250
Balance
$216,750
(208,250)
-0-
Federal
Schedule 5
Page 26
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
1971-72
Fund
SB 1087
974
Department of Parks and Recreation,
for Capital Outlay, for maintenance
at Hearst San Simeon State Historical
Monument, in augmentation of Item 346,
Budget Act of 1970 from funds accumu-
General
lated under the provisions of Item 257,
(Special
Budget Act of 1969.
$100,000
-0-
Account)
AB 501
987
Department of Parks and Recreation,
for acquisition of land under the
jurisdiction of the State Lands
Commission.
1,250,000
-0-
General
Total, Parks and Recreation
Acquisition and Development
Program
$1,350,000
-0-
General Fund
1,350,000
-0-
Other Funds
(216,750)
(-0-)
Federal Funds
(208,250)
(-0-)
Total, Capital Outlay
$1,786,110
$2,940,000
General Fund
1,600,000
-0-
Special Funds
186,110
2,940,000
Bond Funds (Reserve Account)
(16,564,322)
-0-
Other Funds
(216,750)
-0-
Federal Funds
(208,250)
-0-
Total Expenditures
$34,829,441
$58,177,971
General Fund
12,433,320
44,647,884
Special Funds
22,396,121
13,530,087
Bond Funds (Reserve Account)
(22,564,322)
-0-
Other Funds
(20,185,750)
(30,169,511)
Federal Funds
(1,513,250)
(1,815,000)
SCHEDULE 6
SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION MEASURES
FOR THE 1969-70 AND PRIOR FISCAL YEARS
ENACTED AT THE 1970 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
Fund
STATE OPERATIONS
Unallocated
AB 1262
222
Reserve for Contingencies, in augmentation of the
Emergency Fund, Item 305, Budget Act of 1969.
$2,000,000
General
Appropriation
$4,000,000
Included in Budget
=2,000,000
Total, Unallocated
General Fund
$2,000,000
Total, State Operations
$2,000,000
General Fund
2,000,000
Local Assistance
Education
AB 897
180
Loans to School Districts, for loan to Grass
Valley Elementary School District to be repaid
by withholding from the 1970-71, 1971-72, and
1972-73 fiscal year school apportionments.
$157,400
General
Appropriation
$160,000
Loan
157,400
AB 2524
248
Loans to School Districts, for loan to Ravens-
wood School District to pay contracted
indebtedness owing in the 1969-70 fiscal year
to be repaid in four equal installments during
the 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, and 1974-75
fiscal years plus interest.
600,000
General
AB 15
785
Loans to School Districts, for loan to the
Mountain View School District in Los Angeles
to be repaid from subsequent apportionments.
135,637
General
Appropriation
$164,000
Loan
135,637
Total, Education
$893,037
General Fund
893,037
Health and Welfare
AB 2518
132
Medical Assistance Program, requires the
Director of Health Care Services to bring
payment within the total amount scheduled
for the 1969-70 fiscal year for any category
of service budgeted for less than 100 million
dollars when the amounts paid exceed by 15
percent, father than 10 percent, the amount
No
scheduled,
Estimate
General
Schedule 6
Page 2
Bill
Chapter
Amount
No.
No.
Purpose
1970-71
Fund
AB 1237
30
Department of Social Welfare, Public Assistance
Program, authorizes $6,900,700 previously contained
in Section 32.5, Budget Act of 1969, in augmentation
of subdivision (a), of Section 32.7, as added by
Chapter 660, Statutes of 1969, to be used for home-
maker or attendant care services.
-0-
General
Total Health and Welfare
-0-
General Fund
-0-
Total, Local Assistance
$893,037
General Fund
893,037
Total, Supplemental Appropriations
(Prior Years)
$2,893,037
General Fund
2,893,037
SCHEDULE 7
EXPENDITURE MEASURES VETOED OR REDUCED BY THE GOVERNOR
Bill
1970-71
No.
Lescription
Cost
Fund
BILLS VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR
AB 13
Department of Veterans Affairs, to acquire a farm or
home from a veteran formerly disqualified from a loan
because of poor financial condition.
($1,000,000)
Farm and Home
Building Fund
of 1943
AB 284
Department of Navigation and Ocean Development to
make a loan pursuant to Section 71.4 of the Harbors
and Navigation Code to the City of Avalon for the
design and construction of a new pier at Avalon,
Santa Catalina Island, utilizing the funds appro-
priated for this purpose by Item 285.1 of the Budget
Act of 1970.
(350,000)
Harbors and
Watercraft
Revolving
AB 598
Apportionment to Public Schools for supplemental
Estimate
aid to the Center Joint Unified School District
127,000
General
AB 782
Creates the Urban Community School Fund for support
of educational programs under the Urban Community
Schools Act of 1970 to upgrade the quality of
education in economically disadvantaged urban areas.
Provides for the formation of Urban Community Schools.
-0-
General
AB 854
Permits employees of the San Francisco Port Authority
a onetime option to terminate membership in the Public
Employees' Retirement System and to transfer their
No
membership to the San Francisco Retirement System.
Estimate
Public
Employees'
Retirement
AB 909
Director of Health Care Services--Repeals Section 14119
of the Welfare and Institutions Code and provides that
all Medi-Cal consultants be county employees with
certain exceptions.
-0-
General
AB 1304
Department of Veterans Affairs, expands Cal-Vet loan
eligibility and provides maximum second loans when
original property is taken in condemnation proceedings.
(SB 631, Chapter 1398, Statutes of 1970, carries the
No
same provisions.)
Estimate
Veterans Farm
and Home
Building Fund
of 1943
AB 1383
Department of Industrial Relations, amends Section 6505
of the Labor Code and provides for Division of Indus-
Estimate
trial Safety to investigate complaints within 72 hours.
35,000
General
AB 1538
Department of Professional and Vocational Standards for
Estimate
expenses in regard to the registering of auctioneers.
7,332
Auctioneers
Schedule 7
Page 2
Bill
1970-71
No.
Description
Cost
Fund
AB 1579
A person released in an outpatient status from the
California Rehabilitation Center, or a parolee from
any California penal institution, may, with the approval
of the Department of Corrections and the Narcotic
Addict Evaluation Authority, participate in a metha-
done maintenance treatment research project approved
under Section 11333 of the Health and Safety Code.
Participation in a methadone maintenance treatment
research project shall not be construed to break the
No
abstention from the use of narcotics.
Estimate
General
AB 1655
Reduces eligibility requirement for reimbursement of
the costs of a homicide trial or trials from 10c to
3c on each $100 on property in the county assessed
Estimate
for taxation.
$300,000
General
AB 1807
Department of Rehabilitation, for administrative costs
relative to the Business Enterprise Program.
(-20,000)
Special
Deposit
Vending
Stand Trust
20,000
General
AB 1836
Requires Board of Corrections to establish statewide
standards for local detention facilities and to con-
duct inspections for compliance with such standards,
Estimate
Board of Corrections
100,056
General
Estimate
State Fire Marshal
30,000
General
AB 1899
Board of Medical Examiners, increases per diem of
members of the Board and its District Review Com-
Estimate
mittees from $25 to $125.
100,000
Contingent
Fund of the
Board of
Medical
Examiners
AB 1972
Trustees of the California State Colleges for
exclusion of students receiving no state
financial assistance from enrollee limitations
Estimate
imposed by a budget act.
300,000
General
AB 2493
State Commission on Quality in Education for improved
methods relating to quality educational programs.
(100,000)
Federal
SB 186
Environmental Quality Study Council, for a study on
the impact of population growth upon the environment.
50,000
General
SB 242
Department of Education, for allocation to the county
superintendent of schools for reorganization of unified
school districts in large urban areas.
150,000
General
SB 299
Provides for reimbursement of landowners for appriser
services in condemnation actions, in specific situations,
No
at the discretion of the court.
Estimate
Various
Schedule 7
Page 3
Bill
1970-71
No.
Description
Cost
Fund
SB 433
Department of Corrections, for reimbursing counties and
cities for the cost of incarcerating persons on parole,
without regard to fiscal year.
$273,000
General
SB 454
Provides for a 5% increase in retirement allowances for
employees retired or deceased on or before December 31,
1968. Increase state's contributions to the Retirement
Fund.
584,100
General
405,900
Special
SB 519
Provides for a special transportation allowance for
junior college districts transporting pupils residing
No
20 or more miles from attendance center.
Estimate
General
SB 637
Extends to constitutional officers certain provisions
of the Legislator's Retirement Law which are presently
applicable only to Legislators. Reduces the minimum
number of years of service required for retirement from
No
15 to 14, for both Legislators and constitutional officers.
Estimate
General
SB 943
Permits a member of the Public Employees' Retirement System
to contribute and receive credit for service prior to
August 31, 1948, as an officer or employee of a public
agency maintaining a locally administered retirement
system, if he does not continue to receive credit in that
No
system.
Estimate
Various
SB 962
Director of Professional and Vocational Standards for
Estimate
administering the Auctioneers Fund.
7,232
Auctioneers
SB 1104
Includes institutional firemen in the law enforcement
classification for purposes of retirement. Provides
for an increase in the State's contribution to the
retirement system.
78,237
General
SB 1214
Establishes an enriched service pension for legislative
No
members of the Public Employees' Retirement System.
Estimate
General
SB 1318
Requires children on or before eight years of age to
be immunized against measles as a requirement for
No
admission to school.
Estimate
General
No
Estimate
Health Care
Deposit
SB 1402
Increases the Adult Authority by 3 members, from 9
to 12.
30,000
General
Total, Bills Vetoed
$2,597,857
General Fund
2,077,393
Special Funds
520,464
Other Funds
(1,330,000)
Federal Funds
(100,000)
Schedule 7
Page 4
Bill
Chapter
1970-71
No.
No.
Description
Cost
Fund
APPROPRIATIONS ELIMINATED OR REDUCED BY THE GOVERNOR
SB 432
1613
Department of Public Health, to provide financial
assistance to county or areawide immunization
campaigns for prevention of rubella.
$550,000
General
AB 1333
1614
Department of the California Highway Patrol, for
augmentation of Item 247, Budget Act of 1970. This
appropriation is in addition to any amount appro-
priated in the Budget Act of 1970 for increases
in salary ranges
1,670,009
Motor Vehicle
AB 592
1615
Department of Social Welfare, for a pilot food
program for handicapped or infirm persons in
two counties willing to participate, providing,
however, that the Federal Government makes
available an equal amount prior to July 1,
1971, for this purpose.
50,000
General
(50,000)
Federal
AB 1050
1616
Department of Education to be expended during
the 1970-71 fiscal year in accordance with the
following schedule:
676,000
California
Environmental
(a) For the support of the Con-
Protection
servation Education Service,
Program
in carrying out the purposes
of this act, including services
and grants to school districts
and other governmental agencies,
operation of the Central Library
and Repository established pur-
suant to Section 568 of the
Education Code, and for the
expenses of the Advisory Com-
mittee on Conservation Education,
to be reduced by whatever amounts
are made available from Federal
funds
$176,000
(b) For the salaries, travel, and
incidental expenses of environ-
mental interns
500,000
SB 479
1621
Trustees of the California State Colleges, for pur-
chase of 4.2 acres of property adjacent to the Los
Angeles State College.
590,000
General
Schedule 7
Page 5
Bill
Chapter
1970-71
No.
No.
Description
Cost
Fund
AB 685
1622
Department of Education, for development of
bilingual scholastic aptitude test utilized in
determining eligibility for classes for mentally
retarded minors, in augmentation of Item 73, Budget
Act of 1970, subject to the receipt of an equal
amount from the Federal Government.
$100,000
General
(100,000)
Federal
Total, Appropriation Reduced
$3,636,009
General Fund
1,290,000
Special Funds
2,346,009
Federal Funds
(150,000)
Total, Bills Vetoed or Reduced
$6,233,866
General Fund
3,367,393
Special Funds
2,866,473
Other Funds
(1,330,000)
Federal Funds
(250,000)
SCHEDULE 8
OTHER FISCAL MEASURES
ENACTED AT THE 1970 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
(INCLUDING STATUTORY AND EXEMPT POSITIONS, ORGANIZATION,
TRANSFERS, BOND FUNDS AND OTHER FISCAL BILLS)
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
STATUTORY AND EXEMPT POSITIONS
Judicial
AB 1591
551
Designates the Chairman of the Judicial Council rather than the Depart-
ment of Finance as the approval authority for salaries of exempt judicial
employees.
Executive
AB 232
1405
Increases membership in the Governor's Research Advisory Panel by two
licensed physicians.
AB 560
1454
Office of Emergency Services, provides for Deputy Director.
AB 2029
1193
Increases membership of the Intergovernmental Board on Electronic Data
Processing from 12 to 14.
Education
AB 122
557
Reduces the membership of the Committee of Credentials from 9 to 7.
AB 819
716
Authorizes the Educational Innovation Advisory Commission to appoint an
executive secretary at a salary level of bureau chief or an educational
administrator, category 11.
SB 872
1420
Creates a Bureau of Indian Education headed by the Indian Coordinator.
AB 1050
1616
Creates the Advisory Committee on Conservation Education consisting of 13
members.
Health and Welfare
AB 2490
1503
Establishes in State Office of Narcotics and Drug Abuse Coordination and
authorizes a coordinator and an assistant coordinator.
AB 1889
1021
Provides for control of the Office of Alcohol Program Management, in the
Human Relations Agency, by an executive secretary appointed by the Governor.
Regulation and Licensing
SB 645
1399
Provides for a chief of Division of Consumer Affairs.
SB 1058
1137
Establishes a 9 member Board within the Department of Professional and
Vocational Standards known as the State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home
Administrators.
SB 1328
1305
Adds 2 members to the Social Worker and Marriage Counselor Qualifications
Board.
Resources
AB 101
366
Increases the State Board of Forestry from 7 to 8 members.
AB 2433
1437
Provides for State Mining and Geology Board, district oil and gas commissioners,
district forest practices committees, California Water Commission and State
Board of Agriculture to have two public members with an interest in and know-
ledge of the environment. Increases membership of State Mining and Geology
Board, district forest practice committees and the number of oil and gas
commissioners by two.
Schedule 8
Page 2
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
Transportation
AB 326
1551
Establishes a chief of the Office of Transportation Planning and Research in the
Business and Transportation Agency.
Schedule 8
Page 3
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
ORGANIZATION
Governor's Reorganization Plans of 1970
Plan No. 1
Creates a Department of Health to assume the responsibilities of the Depart-
ments of Mental Hygiene, Public Health, and Health Care Services, except that
the Neuropsychiatric Institutes in the Department of Mental Hygiene are to be
transferred to the University of California. The plan also transfers the
alcoholism programs in the Department of Rehabilitation, the social service
functions in the Department of Social Welfare, and the healing arts boards
in the Department of Professional Standards to the Department of Health. In
addition, the plan abolishes the State Board of Public Health, the Health
Planning Council and the Health Review and Program Council and transfers their
responsibilities to an Advisory Health Council, except that certain respons-
ibilities of the State Board of Public Health are transferred to the Director
of Health. This plan will not take effect until July 1, 1972, in accordance
with Chapter 1434, Statutes of 1970.
Plan No. 2
Changes the name of the Department of Professional and Vocational Standards
to the Department of Consumer Affairs. Consolidates the Collection Agency
Licensing Bureau and the Bureau of Private Investigators and Adjustors into
a new Bureau of Collection and Investigative Services. Retitles the Bureau
of Electronic Repair Dealer Registration as the Bureau of Repair Services
and changes the name of the Electronic Repair Dealer Registration Fund to the
Repair Dealer Registration Fund. Also makes related changes in the titles
of the advisory boards.
AB 624
172
Makes changes to conform statutes to agree with the Governor's Reorganization
Plan No. 1 of 1969.
AB 2063
1434
Delays the effective date of the Governor's Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1970,
which will consolidate various agencies into a Department of Health, until
July 1, 1972.
AB 2203
1435
Deletes the requirement that Governor's Reorganization Plans be submitted to
the Little Hoover Commission and the Legislative Counsel prior to submission
to the Legislature, removes the time restriction on submission to the Legis-
lature, and changes the time for such plans to become effective.
Executive
AB 560
1454
Renames the California Disaster Office the Office of Emergency Services.
Retitles the California Disaster Act the California Emergency Services Act
and provides for appointment of a civil service rather than merit service
staff.
AB 1042
786
Changes Commission on Governorship to Commission on Constitutional Officers
for the purpose of filling temporary vacancies in public offices.
SB 1107
1142
Extends the Environmental Quality Study Council one year to the end of 1972
Regular Session of the Legislature. Continuously appropriates sufficient funds
for necessary expenses from the California Environmental Protection Program
Fund.
AB 2070
1534
Abolishes State Office of Planning and creates Office of Planning and Research
in the Governor's office with specified powers and duties related to planning
land use and protection of the environment.
Schedule 8
Page 4
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
General Administration
AB 646
372
Designates the California State Police Division as a division of the
Department of General Services and defines members and employees as they
relate to the California State Police Division.
Agriculture
AB 1078
322
Establishes a Grape Inspection Advisory Committee in the Department of
Agriculture.
SB 552
825
Establishes a Shipping Point Advisory Committee for inspection and
certification services to advise the Director of Agriculture.
Education
AB 122
557
Transfers the issuance and renewal of credentials to teachers and admin-
istrators from the State Board of Education to the Commission for Teacher
Preparation and Licensing.
Abolishes the Teachers Professional Standard Commission.
Creates the Teacher Credentials Fund and continuously appropriates for
support of the commission.
SB 872
1420
Creates in the Department of Education a Bureau of Indian Education and
creates the American Indian Education Council to recommend to the State
Board of Education programs, etc. to improve education for the American
Indian children of this State.
AB 1050
1616
Creates the Advisory Committee on Conservation Education and the Central
Library and Repository for Conservation Education materials.
The legislation also appears to create the Environmental Education Fund.
AB 2010
1538
Increases California Advisory Council on Vocational Education and Technical
Training from 20 to 23 and increases from 12 to 17 the number of represen-
tatives on each area vocational committee.
Higher Education
AB 73
879
Reduces membership of the Coordinating Council for Higher Education.
Also adds member of State Board of Education as nonvoting ex officio member.
SB 178
800
Creates the State College Facilities Revenue Fund and appropriates fees
without regard to fiscal year for student health centers.
SB 1419
878
Creates the State College Continuing Education Revenue Fund which succeeds
to the State College Extension Program Revenue Fund and continuously appro-
priates all revenues in the fund.
SB 479
1621
Changes the name of the Los Angeles State College of Applied Arts and
Sciences to the California State College for Los Angeles.
Fiscal Affairs
AB 1698
1410
Creates a special account in the General Fund known as "Highway Carriers'
Uniform Business License Tax Account" and continuously appropriates the
account to the State Controller for allocation to cities and cities and
counties.
Schedule 8
Page 5
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
Health and Welfare
SB 262
779
Creates the California Environmental Protection Program Fund and
continuously appropriates an amount equal to the actual costs
incurred by the Department of Motor Vehicles and makes the balance
available when appropriated by the Legislature (Same as AB 522,
Chapter 778, Statutes of 1970).
AB 1240
1000
Renames Division of Job Training and Development to Division of Job
Training, Development and Placement.
Renames Job Training and Development Services Advisory Board to Job
Training, Development and Placement Services Advisory Board.
AB 1268
1002
Continues the Small Business Assistance Program in existence under
the administration of the California Job Development Law Executive
Board and authorizes the use of any money appropriated to the board
for expenditure in administering this program.
AB 1219
564
Eliminates the Coordinating Council on State Programs for the Blind.
AB 2490
1503
Establishes in the Human Relations Agency the State Office of
Narcotics and Drug Abuse Coordination to coordinate narcotic and
drug abuse preventive and treatment programs.
AB 1889
1021
Creates the Office of Alcohol Program Management within the Human
Relations Agency.
Regulation and Licensing
SB 624
1302
Continues the Board of Pilot Commissioners for the Bays of San
Francisco, San Pablo and Suisun beyond January 1, 1971.
AB 2366
1394
Eliminates Office of the Consumer Counsel, and transfers its duties,
powers, purposes, responsibilities, and jurisdiction to the Depart-
ment of Consumer Affairs (formerly the Department of Professional and
Vocational Standards) effective July 1, 1971.
SB 1273
1382
Consolidates the Bureau of Private Investigators and Adjusters with
the Collection Agency Licensing Bureau to become operative when the
Governor's Reorganization Plan No. 2 becomes effective.
SB 645
1399
Creates the Division of Consumer Affairs within the Department of
Professional and Vocational Standards and creates the Nurses Registry
Fund and continuously appropriates the fund.
AB 532
1514
Creates the Hearing Aid Dispensers Fund and continuously appropriates
the money in the fund to the board, creates a Hearing Aid Dispensers
Examining Committee, under the jurisdiction of the Board of Medical
Examiners, for the purpose of licensing and regulation of persons
engaged in the sale of hearing aids.
SB 1058
1137
Creates in the Department of Professional and Vocational Standards a
State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators and the
Home Administrators State License Examining Board Fund which fund is
continuously appropriated.
AB 2393
760
Changes the name of Social Worker and Marriage Counselor Qualification
Board to the Board of Behavioral Science Examiners, also changes the
name of the Social Worker and Marriage Counselor Fund to the Behavioral
Science Examiners Fund.
Schedule 8
Page 6
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
Resources
AB 770
1582
Creates the "State Duck Stamp Account" in the Fish and Game Preservation
Fund.
AB 2221
1544
Abolishes the Harbors and Watercraft Commission which has been renamed the
Navigation and Ocean Development Commission and amends various code sections
to conform with the Governor's Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1969.
SB 1268
782
Creates the Recreation and Fish and Wildlife Enhancement Fund.
AB 2235
1330
Creates the Snowmobile Trust Fund for expenditure by the Department of Parks
and Recreation in providing areas for the safe use of snowmobiles.
AB 1456
508
Creates the Clean Water Finance Committee to administer the "California Clean
Water Bond Act of 1970".
Implies creation of the State Clean Water Fund.
AB 88
694
Creates the Air Pollution Control Fund and continuously appropriates money
paid into the fund to the Air Pollution Control Board.
(Implies a title change from Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Fund to Air
Pollution Control Fund.)
AB 718
902
Creates a "Liquid Waste Haulers Account" within the State Water Quality
Control Fund available without regard to fiscal years.
SB 382
1283
Creates the Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation, and Conservation District and
the transfer of 17,070 acres or 48 shore line miles of tide and submerged
lands to the district.
AB 1351
1365
Continues the California-Nevada Interstate Compact Commission in existence
until either a compact is ratified by Congress and approved by the Legis-
lature or the 61st day after adjournment of the 1972 Legislative Session.
AB 1350
1480
Ratifies the California-Nevada Interstate Compact and creates the California-
Nevada Compact Commission composed of 5 members from each State and 1 member
as representative of the United States.
SB 959
1556
Creates the Ventura-Los Angeles Mountain and Coastal Study Commission.
Transportation
SB 1089
1417
Continues the Aeronautics Fund in existence and indicates any reference in
any law or regulation to the Airport Assistance Revolving Fund shall be
deemed to refer to the Aeronautics Fund.
AB 363
891
Creates the Metropolitan Transportation Commission which will assume the
functions of the former Bay Area Transportation Study Commission.
AB 326
1551
Creates the Office of Transportation Planning and Research in the Business
and Transportation Agency.
SB 1360
783
Creates the Colorado River Toll Bridge Authority.
AB 821
462
Renames the Folsom Lake Toll Bridge Authority as Gold Rush Parkway Authority.
Schedule 8
Page 7
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
Veterans Affairs
AB 2150
1328
Creates the Extraordinary Commission on the Vietnam Veteran consisting of
nine members.
AB 1826
1488
Creates the Veterans' Farm and Home Building Fund of 1970 and the Veterans'
Debenture Revenue Fund (see Bond Funds).
Miscellaneous
SB 386
1051
Creates the California Arts Commission Fund for the receipt of gifts,
donations, grants, and bequests and appropriates money in the fund for
expenditure by the Arts Commission without regard for fiscal year.
Schedule 8
Page 8
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
TRANSFERS
General Administration
AB 356
212
Appropriates for transfers $2,800,000 from the State Employees Contingency
Reserve Fund during the 1970-71 fiscal year to reimburse the General and
Special funds for costs relative to health benefit plans.
AB 518
1153
Authorizes the State Controller to transfer $20,000 from the General
Fund to the Ballot Paper Revolving Fund to increase the working capital
from $90,000 to $110,000.
Agriculture
AB 18
1571
Authorizes transfer of $1,750,000 from the Motor Vehicle Fuel Fund to
the Department of Agriculture Fund the unrefunded portion of gas tax
attributable to agricultural off-highway use for the second quarter of
the 1970-71 fiscal year. Also authorizes transfer for the fourth
quarter for the excess of any amount previously transferred.
Health and Welfare
AB 1050
1616
For the 1971-72 fiscal year, and fiscal years thereafter, there is hereby
appropriated from the California Environmental Protection Program Fund for
deposit into the Environmental Education Fund an amount sufficient to
support the conservation education program.
Regulation and Licensing
SB 645
1399
Provides for transfer to the General Fund from the Nurses Registry Fund
all fees in excess of expenditures but not in excess of $2,000.
SB 556
1118
Authorizes Real Estate Commissioner to transfer specified surplus funds
(when balance other than recovery contains more than $400,000) from Real
Estate Education, Research and Recovery Fund to the Real Estate Fund.
Resources
AB 1456
508
Authorizes the creation of a special reserve fund and transfer of up to
$10,000,000 from the State Clean Water Fund as additional security for
payment of principal and interest on revenue bonds. To be returned to
the Clean Water Fund when reserve fund is liquidated.
Veterans Affairs
AB 1826
1488
Appropriates $7,500,000 from the Veterans' Farm and Home Building Fund of
1943, for transfer to the Veterans' Debenture Revenue Fund (see Bond Funds).
Schedule 8
Page 9
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
BOND FUNDS
AB 300
118
Validates certain final apportionment of State school building aid based
upon conditional apportionment made prior to the 61st day after final
adjournment of the 1970 Regular Session rather than the 1969 Session.
AB 74
211
Establishes the following priorities for using the proceeds from sale
of bonds under the State School Building Aid Bond Act of 1966; (a) which
the State Allocation Board request the State School Building Finance
Committee to make for the benefit of specified school districts for
specified reasons, (b) repay $14,000,000 to the General Fund, (c) repay
the amount appropriated from the State Construction Program Fund, and
(d) as otherwise provided by law.
AB 1456
508
Authorizes $250,000,000 bond issue "California Clean Water Bond Act of
1970" for anti-water pollution projects, subject to approval by the
electorate in November of 1970.
SB 749
768
Authorizes rate of interest under the State College Revenue Bond Act
of 1947 to exceed maximum rate specified to the extent of any debt
service grant applicable from the Federal Government.
SB 1268
782
Provides for a $60,000,000 General obligation bond issue for a
recreation, fish and wildlife enhancement program, subject to electorate
approval. Creates the Recreation and Fish and Wildlife Enhancement Fund.
SB 1360
783
Authorizes the Colorado River Toll Bridge Authority to issue revenue
bonds for construction of a toll bridge across the Colorado River at
or near Needles.
AB 392
893
State School Building Aid Program voids conditions imposed by the State
Allocation Board regarding proceeds from the disposition of real property
when certain conditions exist.
AB 1998
1025
Increases from 6 percent to 8 percent the interest rate allowable on
revenue bonds authorized under the University of California Dormitory
Revenue Bond Act of 1947.
AB 2188
1203
Authorizes a loan of $2,500,000 from the proceeds of bonds issued
pursuant to the State School Building Aid Bond Law of 1966 to be
allocated to the Fresno Unified School District for a regional
occupational center. Provides that this loan shall be repaid within
20 years.
AB 1826
1488
Creates the Veterans' Farm and Home Building Fund of 1970 and authorizes
the sale of $50,000,000 in debentures for the purpose of carrying out
the Veterans' Farm and Home Purchase Act of 1943. Creates the Veterans'
Debenture Revenue Fund into which all revenues shall be deposited for
payment of interest and redemption costs and other purposes as may be
authorized in the resolution of issuance of the department. Provides for
a Veterans' Debenture Finance Committee, composed of the Governor, the
State Controller, the Director of Finance, the State Treasurer, and the
Director of Veterans Affairs, to approve or disapprove any resolution of
issuance of the department.
Schedule 8
Page 10
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
OTHER FISCAL BILLS
State Operations
Judicial
AB 240
314
Expands the Judges' Retirement System for time served in specified
public offices.
Executive
ACA 9
168
Requires the budget presentation to occur within the first ten days of
the Regular Session starting in 1972. Subject to electorate approval
of ACA 2 of the 1970 Regular Session.
SB 826
1073
Provides that Governor may, except as otherwise provided by statute,
designate which state agency shall be responsible for each Federal
program in which Federal money is given to the State with requirement
it be handled by single state agency.
Requires Governor to inform Joint Legislative Budget Committee of any
such designations.
AB 232
1405
Provides a procedure for establishment of methadone maintenance programs
under the Governor's Research Advisory Panel and expands the membership
of the Research Advisory Panel by two licensed physicians for participation
in the methadone treatment program only.
General Administration
AB 303
131
Public Employees Retirement System, administrative expenses related to
increase in employer's contributions for forestry members.
SB 67
150
Public Employees Retirement System, extends 1/2 continuance allowance
retirement benefit to surviving spouse and minor children for local
miscellaneous members.
AB 356
212
Public Employees Retirement System for administrative costs relative to
basic health insurance plan under the Meyer-Geddes Act.
AB 618
435
Public Employees Retirement System, provides for charge, not to exceed
10 percent, for late reporting and payment of retirement contributions
to the system by contracting agencies.
AB 527
457
Public Employees Retirement System, provides for $100 per month guarantee
for service retirement for local members.
AB 1524
568
Public Employees Retirement System, provides for automatic termination of
beneficiary designation due to specified events.
AB 3
647
Public Employees Retirement System, increases employers contribution by
unspecified amounts for various members of the system to provide for cost-
of-living adjustment.
AB 2080
719
Public Employees Retirement System, extends 1/2 continuous retirement benefit
to surviving spouse or dependent child to local policemen and firemen.
AB 1449
746
Allows a member of Public Employees' Retirement System with previous "local
service" to elect a deferred retirement from Public Employees' Retirement
System and to redeposit his contributions in the retirement fund of the
county or district he left.
Schedule 8
Page 11
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
SB 666
837
Extends retirement "reciprocity" provisions between Public Employees'
Retirement System and counties maintaining systems under the county
Employees' Retirement Law of 1937.
SB 583
1059
Public Employees Retirement System for prior retirement service credit
for war relocation leave.
AB 1148
1361
Public Employees Retirement System, for industrial disability retire-
ment benefit for local miscellaneous members of the system at option
of contracting agency.
AB 245
1600
Public Employees Retirement System, for administrative costs relative
to including certain employees within the Department of Corrections
and the Youth Authority as law enforcement member.
AB 1532
701
Department of General Services - for inspection of plans and specifi-
cations of buildings or facilities where state funds are utilized to
determine that such facilities will be in compliance with the physically
handicapped law.
AB 457
986
Authorizes the State Allocation Board to make apportionments for school
buildings and school sites after two years if the projects were held up
because of the State's inability to sell bonds.
SB 960
1134
Requires public agencies awarding construction contracts to assume
responsibility for the removal, relocation, or protection of existing
utilities on site of projects subject to contract if the utilities are
not identified in the plans and specifications and made a part of the
bids.
AB 1612
1266
Provides for transfer of tide and submerged lands, within the boundaries
of Miller Park, to the City of Sacramento. Provides for net revenue
over $250,000 be deposited into the General Fund.
AB 377
1286
Permits the State Personnel Board to authorize payment of a salary rate
above the limits established for that class in certain instances.
Estimated cost to all funds is $102,676 in 1970-71 and $50,000 in 1971-72.
Agriculture
AB 938
284
Continuously appropriates the balance in the Department of Agriculture
Fund for purposes for which deposited.
Exempts certain money derived under specified provisions from fiscal
year budgets as provided in Sections 13320 to 13324 of the Government
Code.
Provides for use of fees for marketing orders be used for expenses
rather than be deposited into the Department of Agriculture Fund.
AB 495
561
Department of Agriculture, for continuation of the Cotton Abatement
District Act until February 1, 1975.
Education
AB 2403
1524
Authorizes a pilot program for instruction of mentally disordered minors,
subject to the availability of Federal Funds.
Schedule 8
Page 12
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
AB 1625
1543
Authorizes transition classes for pupils transferred from the mentally
retarded program to a regular school curriculum, (Refer to Chapter 1562,
Statutes of 1970.) (SB 529)
SB 529
1562
Authorizes transition classes for pupils transferred from the mentally
retarded program to a regular school curriculum. (Refer to Chapter 1543,
Statutes of 1970.) (AB 1625)
AB 1646
1013
State Teachers Retirement System, for increase in employer contributions
for administrative purposes.
SB 762
1070
State Teachers Retirement System, relative to application of sabbatical
leave toward retirement credit.
SB 948
1558
Department of Education, authorizes the Superintendent of Public Instruction
to make grants to specified educational agencies for conservation education
from the Environmental Protection Program Fund.
AB 619
617
Apportionments to Public Schools for selected experimental kindergarten
programs.
AB 1369
787
Apportionments to public school adds alternate tax rate levy condition for
very low wealth elementary school districts not eligible for bonus foundation
program increases, to enable them to qualify for supplemental support
allowances.
AB 96
1225
Superintendent of Public Instruction, apportionments to Public Schools,
reduces the maximum ratios of administrative employees to each 100 teachers
as follows:
In unified school districts from 10 to 8.
In high school districts from 11 to 7.
AB 461
1233
Establishes legislative policy relating to liberalization of admissions of
resident applicants who are qualified to be admitted to Public Higher
Institutions.
AB 2164
1329
School Apportionments - exempts school districts, which are undergoing inter-
mediate unification of the territory of a high school district, from areawide
aid requirements if the intermediate unification has been approved by the
electors.
AB 337
1351
Apportionments to Public Schools, authorizes school districts which have less
than 40 kindergarten pupils to maintain classes of 150 minutes each on the
same day taught by the same teacher.
AB 2404
1501
Apportionments to Public Schools, permits school districts to provide programs
for educationally handicapped minors in non-profit, tax-exempt licensed
children's institutions within the districts.
AB 745
1516
Provides that any student who has been awarded an initial college opportunity
grant may transfer from a community college to a public or private 4-year
college without being eliminated from the program.
SB 79
1598
Children's Centers, raises the maximum monthly income permitted for eligibility
of children's center services from $648 to $713 where both parents work and from
$463 to $510 where one parent works.
Schedule 8
Page 13
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
SB 1246
1604
Provides apportionment money for the education of handicapped adults
in classes established by the County Superintendent of Schools.
Reduces apportionments for such classes to comply with provisions of
the bill.
Limits the total amount that can be expended for this purpose to $50,000
in any one fiscal year.
AB 1165
1618
Children's Center Program, revises formula used in computation of local
agency entitlement under Children's Center Construction Law of 1968 and
makes other relative changes to insure maximum Federal participation in
the Children's Center Program.
AB 971
1628
Apportionment to Public Schools, enabling legislation for computation of
amounts transferred to the State School Fund from the General Fund.
Maximum allowance set at $278.92 times average daily attendance for pre-
ceding school year. Extends availability of unexpended funds for
Educational Emprovement Act and the Miller-Unruh Basic Reading Act.
AB 1315
697
Includes public school teachers who are employed in classes organized
under the Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962, the Economic
Opportunity Act of 1966, and the Adult Education Act of 1966 and other
training and education programs, in the State Teachers' Retirement
System.
SB 1013
1401
Retention of membership in the State Teachers' Retirement System for
employees of the California Community Colleges.
AB 1668
1485
State Teachers' Retirement System, grants service credit for service
with the United Service Organizations to members of the System.
Higher Education
AB 544
493
Apportionments to Public School, excepts any community college district
which had out-of-state enrollments of more than 15 percent from the
requirement to charge nonresident tuition fee. Extends deadline to
1975-76.
SB 1099
1141
Provides that at least $150,000 each year shall be used for contractual
agreements with the University of California at Berkeley, $75,000, and
the University of California at Los Angeles, $75,000, to support a joint
doctoral program in special education for exceptional children.
AB 67
776
Places Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 47 on the ballot November 3,
1970, relating to financial assistance of nonprofit institutions of higher
education.
AB 2127
1199
Provides for establishment of three pilot SHARE projects for volunteer
college student tutoring of language-handicapped elementary and secondary
students in mathematics and language development.
To remain in effect only until June 30, 1974.
SB 1181
1144
Allows a community college district to award construction bids prior to
appropriation by the Legislature of the State's share of construction
funds,
SB 1177
1380
Community Colleges, Capital Outlay, revises formula for determing the
relative district ability for districts formed since June 30, 1964, for
determining minimum state share for construction costs under the Junior
College Construction Act of 1967.
Schedule 8
Page 14
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
Fiscal Affairs
SB 361
1282
State Controllers Office, to abolish the current inheritance tax appraiser
system and establish an inheritance tax referee program on July 1, 1971.
AB 1784
941
Changes the Controller's role in its review of the Department of Finance
from an annual audit to an annual analysis and specifies the areas to be
reviewed.
AB 1943
574
Establishes reserve for working capital in General Fund in amount of
difference between gross surplus available for appropriation, determined
by Controller not counting such reserve, and cash in General Fund in
treasury at end of fiscal year after adjustment for temporary loans under
specified provisions.
Requires the Governor to use figures for reserve for working capital
determined by Controller for the past actual year, when submitting the
budget.
AB 10
980
Requires Governor's Budget to be submitted to Legislature within first 10
days of each regular session, rather than within the first 30 days.
Requires Legislature to complete its action on the budget by June 15th
of each year.
Provides that act shall become operative only if ACA 9 is adopted.
Operative January 1, 1972.
AB 2259
1209
Deletes 5 percent interest limitation on registered warrants until after
April 1, 1972.
AB 517
1356
Franchise Tax Board, for administrative costs relative to applying over-
payments of unemployment compensation insurance or unemployment disability
insurance contributions as credits or refunds on State Personal income tax.
Operative January 1, 1973, only if a payroll withholding system is enacted
in 1971.
Health and Welfare
AB 1474
1171
Department of Health Care Services, for the Director of Health Care Services
to adopt procedures for review of grievances concerning processing and payment
of claims submitted by Medi-Cal providers. Provides for provider to file
claim with Board of Control and that this method is exclusive remedy for
settlement.
AB 517
1356
Provides for refund of excess unemployment disability insurance contri-
butions through a special credit on the personal income tax. Requires
the Department of Human Resources Development to transfer the amount of
such refunds or credits to the General Fund from the Disability Fund.
AB 542
291
Directs the Director of General Services to transfer the Modesto State
Hospital to Stanislaus County and Yosemite Junior College District on
specified terms and conditions.
AB 1640
1561
Removes costs of conservatorship investigation from list of services
provided by a county under the Lanterman-Petris-Short Act and not
reimbursed by the State under Short-Doyle Act. Provides reimbursement
according to state-county funding formula. Also provides for transfer
of funds appropriated by Item 132, Budget Act of 1970, to Item 273,
Budget Act of 1970, for protective social services and care in private
homes or facilities to mentally disordered patients.
Schedule 8
Page 15
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
AB 2205
644
Eliminates provision conditioning continuation of the Department of
Public Health's Emergency Medical Care Services Program on receipt
of Federal funds.
AB 2056
1195
Establishes supplemental food program administered by the Department
of Social Welfare to distribute food made available by the Federal
Government for persons in low-income groups vulnerable to malnutrition.
The California State Education Agency for surplus property will procure
and dispose of surplus food.
AB 1152
1316
Authorizes loans from the Revolving Loan Fund to assist recipients of
aid to the blind or potentially self-supporting blind in businesses,
professions or other gainful employment.
AB 1860
1432
Aid to the Disabled, authorizes an allowance for attendant services
rendered by a relative with whom the recipient is living when such
service is necessary to prevent institutionalization of the recipient.
AB 2045
1433
Requires each state agency to submit an environmental impact report
on all proposed projects or programs which could have a substantial
impact on the State's environment. Requires agency to request funds
to protect the environment from problems caused by its activities.
Specifies that these reports shall be filed for projects undertaken
by local agencies. These reports, in regard to State projects, shall
become a part of the regular project review and budgetary process.
SB 816
970
Clarifies the duration of two-year pilot program to evaluate the
effectiveness of financial assistance for so-called "hard-to-place"
children for adoption to December 31, 1971.
Regulation and Licensing
AB 1404
1448
Requires Humboldt Bay Harbor Recreation and Conservation District to
regulate pilotage in Humboldt Bay. (See SB 382, Chapter 1283,
Statutes of 1970.)
SB 447
1110
Authorizes formation of chiropractic corporations pursuant to Profes-
sional Corporation Act resulting in a future revenue loss to the General
Fund (estimated at $210,000 in 1971-72).
SB 503
1113
Authorizes formation of accounting corporations under the Professional
Corporations Act, resulting in a future revenue loss to the General
Fund (estimated at $100,000, in 1971-72).
SB 566
1118
Changes amount of fees deposited into the Real Estate Education Research
and Recovery Fund rather than the Real Estate Fund. Requires that one-
fourth of amount of license fee rather than in excess of $10 be paid into
the Real Estate Education Research and Recovery Fund.
AB 1606
1265
Authorizes formation of optometric corporations pursuant to Professional
Corporation Act resulting in a future revenue loss to the General Fund
(estimated at $140,000 in 1971-72).
Schedule 8
Page 16
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
Resources
SB 97
1375
Changes the boundary of a specified area in San Luis Obispo County within
which state-owned tide and submerged lands may not be leased for oil and
gas purposes.
AB 2464
1438
Limits the State Lands Commission on the leasing or cooperative develop-
ment or operation of tide and submerged lands within certain areas of the
County of Los Angeles. The State Lands Commission has placed a moratorium
on the issuance of new leases so this will have no effect on State Land
Revenues.
AB 2221
1544
Deletes limitation on annual reapportionment of Motor Vehicle Fuel Fund
money appropriated to Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund.
AB 863
337
Provides enabling legislation for the Department of Parks and Recreation,
in connection with the development of Bidwell-Canyon Kelly Ridge Area of
Oroville Reservoir State Recreation Area, to develop utilities and access
roads located outside boundaries of state-owned lands.
Appropriated by Item 344.2, Budget Act of 1970, from the Highway Users Tax
Fund.
AB 1529
691
Authorizes the Director of Parks and Recreation to exchange certain lands
at Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park and San Clemente State Beach for
other lands of comparable value.
AB 1776
754
Department of Parks and Recreation authorizes contracts with public or
private agency for the collection of fees and rentals and for the operation
of a reservation system in connection with the State Park System.
AB 1778
940
Excepts Federal grants made to political subdivisions of the State from
deposit into the State Beach, Park, Recreational, and Historical Facilities
Fund.
SB 629
833
Revises allocations for fish and wildlife enhancement associated with State
water projects to $20,478,421 and for separate specific recreation land
costs of the State water project to $5,073,319.
Schedule:
(a) Frenchman Dam and Lake
$41,360
(b) Grizzly Valley Dam and Lake Davis
204,739
(c) Oroville Dam and Lake Oroville
1,994,272
(d) Thermalito Facilities
165,700
(e) California Aqueduct
978,042
(f) San Luis Dam and Reservoir and O'Neill Forebay
105,142
(g) Del Valle Dam and Lake Del Valle
471,016
(h) Castaic Dam and Lake
832,596
(i) Cedar Springs Dam and Silverwood Lake
280,452
Total of Schedule
$5,073,319
Schedule:
(a) For Frenchman Dam and Lake
$1,599,590
(b) For Antelope Dam and Lake
5,029,110
(c) For Grizzly Valley Dam and Lake Davis
4,799,781
(d) California Aqueduct, Delta to Dos Amigos Pumping
Plant
9,049,940
Total of Schedule
$20,478,421
Schedule 8
Page 17
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
AB 994
911
Permits the Department of Water Resources to enter into loan commitments
with public agencies to loan funds from the California Water Fund, to the
extent needed to pay principal and interest on general obligation bonds
issued for construction of projects which utilize water from the State
Water Resources Development System.
AB 993
992
Revises the provisions governing loans from the California Water Fund to
local entities for construction of water delivery systems and adds the
Wheeler Ridge-Maricopa Water Storage District and Henry Miller Water
District to the specified water districts that the Department of Water
Resources may enter into loan commitments with.
AB 1469
1170
Permits Director of Water Resources, under appropriate circumstances, to
declare the existence of an emergency where damage to watershed lands by
forest fires has created an imminent threat of floods and damage by water,
mud, or debris upon the occurrence of storms, as well as in times of
extraordinary stress and of disaster resulting from storms and floods.
AB 1279
920
Provides for deposit of $2,000,000 from tidelands revenues into the
State Water Quality Control Fund and reduces the amount to be deposited
in the Central Valley Construction Project Fund from $25,000,000 to
$23,000,000 for the 1970-71 fiscal year. Provides that the Central
Valley Project Construction Fund shall receive $27,000,000 from tidelands
revenues in the 1971-72 fiscal year rather than $25,000,000.
AB 836
1159
Revises the basis for determining the rate of interest on loans from the
State Water Quality Control Fund for construction of water pollution
control facilities.
Transportation
SB 394
1300
Repeals the provisions relating to the termination of the New Car Dealers
Policy and Appeals Board.
AB 919
1586
Department of Motor Vehicles, for implementation of fees relative to
motor vehicles having a compression ratio of greater than 8.5 to 1 on
1975 or later model cars, to reduce or eliminate motor-vehicle-caused
air pollution.
Appropriates additional fees for carrying out the provisions of
Section 39068 of the Health and Safety Code from the Motor Vehicle
Pollution Control Fund.
SB 170
1505
Authorizes county to exchange its Federal-Aid Secondary allocation for
nonfederal funds from State Highway Fund if its allocation for a year
is less than $100,000, or if its allocation exceeds $500,000, to make
such exchange for amount in excess of $500,000.
Allocates State matching funds to Federal or exchanged funds in the
ratio of 1:2, rather than on same basis as specified Federal formula.
SB 85
1583
Revises the division of money in the State Highway Fund expended for
construction of state highways in County Group No. 1 (Northern counties)
and County Group No. 2 (Southern counties) from the present 45 and 55
percent division to a 40 and 60 percent division.
AB 146
883
Extends the period of availability of the appropriation made to the
Folsom Lake Bridge Authority by Chapter 1448, Statutes of 1968, until
June 30, 1971.
Schedule 8
Page 18
Bill
Chapter
No.
No.
Purpose
Veterans Affairs
AB 289
636
Extends by five years for veterans to make application for "Cal Vet" farm
and home purchase loans. Extends effective date to November 13, 1972.
Other Purposes
AB 310
77
Storm and Flood Damage Repair, amends the formula for determining county
eligibility for snow removal funds by excluding the 1968-69 fiscal year
in determining the five-year average cost.
AB 240
314
Contributions to the Judges' Retirement Fund, to finance the Judges'
Retirement Fund for retirement of 6 judges for service in specified public
offices. Estimated cost is $461,316 over the expected life span of the 6
judges.
SB 105
1100
Contributions to Judges' Retirement Fund, provides allowance for surviving
children of judges who die prior to retirement.
SB 1050
1136
Provides allowance of 37-1/2 percent of the judges' allowance to the surviving
spouse for the 3 judges qualified who are receiving deferred retirement
allowances under Section 75034 of the Government Code. Estimated cost is
$46,000.00 over the remaining life expectancy of the 3 spouses.
Property Tax Relief
AB 1406
656
Senior Citizens' Property Tax Assistance, extends filing time for medically
incapacitated.
AB 932
906
Senior Citizens' Property Tax Assistance, increase in payments because of
elimination of requirement to pro-rate taxes paid where property is held
in joint tenancy by specified relatives.
SB 1314
450
Personal Property Tax Relief, limits to amounts of $100 or more, State pay-
ments to local government in lieu of property taxes formerly collected on the
intangible value of motion picture films.
AB 1022
1313
Homeowners' Property Tax Relief, for homeowners' property tax exemption due
to extention of filing time for veterans who filed for the veterans' exemption
and the exemption was disallowed.