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Senate Local Government committee: key actions and votes
Summary
The committee advanced multiple bills to the Appropriations Committee (most as amended), adopted a consent calendar of five bills, and recorded a mix of unanimous and split votes on priority wildfire, housing, air quality and labor bills.
At the conclusion of a multi‑item hearing the Senate Committee on Local Government took votes on a set of bills and a consent calendar.
- Consent calendar: The committee adopted the consent calendar (file items including SB 12‑05, SB 12‑74, SB 10‑55, SB 11‑70 and SB 14‑38) and advanced those items to Appropriations.
- Votes on major items: The committee recorded the following committee outcomes (summary): SB 911 (defensible‑space notification) passed to Appropriations (recorded 4‑0 on call); SB 994 (NDAs) was passed as amended to Appropriations (4‑0); SB 1041 (PACE expansion) passed to Appropriations as amended (3‑2); SB 1075 (Clean Air Promise) passed as amended (3‑2); SB 958 (Midway Rising) passed (3‑0 recorded); SB 1085 (water supply assessments) passed as amended; SB 1371 (waste hauler force majeure limitations) passed to Appropriations (recorded 5‑2 when final roll was closed); SB 1117 (ADU fee clarification) and SB 1367 (private detention land‑use restrictions) were also passed to Appropriations in committee.
Several bills advanced with committee amendments that the authors accepted on the record; authors committed to continue stakeholder conversations where concerns remain. The committee adjourned after final roll calls.
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