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Votes at a glance: California Senate Housing Committee actions
Summary
Summary of committee votes and outcomes from the hearing, including reported committee actions on AB 301, AB 57, AB 1296, AB 1061 and consent items.
The California State Senate Housing Committee considered several bills and consent items and recorded committee actions as follows:
- AB 301 (Assemblymember Shivo): Reported out to Appropriations as amended; clerk/transcript recorded committee action as 8-0 (reported in transcript as "8 0. That bill is out").
- AB 57 (Assemblymember McKinner): Reported out of committee (recorded as 7-2); the bill would reserve at least 10% of state home purchase assistance program funds for descendants of formerly enslaved people and is contingent on an eligibility mechanism being established by separate legislation or process.
- AB 1296 / AB 12 96 (Assemblymember Bonta): Reported out to Appropriations (motion recorded as "do pass to Appropriations"); committee discussion noted mixed tallies during roll calls and the item was referenced as remaining "on call" at one point; the bill directs HCD to provide technical assistance to school districts for workforce housing on district-owned land.
- AB 1061 (Assemblymember Quirk Silva): Reported out to Local Government (recorded as 8-2). The bill allows SB 9 duplexes and lot splits in historic districts subject to protections for contributing structures and continued local authority to set objective standards.
- Consent items (file items listed by the chair: AB 413 by Assemblymember Fong; AB 457 by Assemblymember Soria; AB 480 by Assemblymember Quirk Silva): moved on consent and were reported out by roll call in the hearing; clerks recorded them as reported out.
Committee clerks and the transcript indicate most bills presented that day were reported out of the Housing Committee to the next committee in the process; some items were temporarily "on call" during roll-call sequencing. The clerk's final statements at the close of the hearing indicated that the listed bills had been reported out.
