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Introduced
In Committee
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
Introduced Session
2011-2012 Regular Session
Bill Summary
AB 46, as amended, John A. Pérez. Local government: cities. Existing law, the Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Local Government Reorganization Act of 2000, sets forth the procedures for incorporations and changes of organizations of cities, including procedures for disincorporation. This bill would provide that every city with a population of less than 150 people as of January 1, 2010, would be disincorporated into that citys respective county as of 91 days after the effective date of the bill, unless a county board of supervisors determines, by majority vote within the 90-day period following enactment of these provisions, that continuing such a city within that countys boundaries would serve a public purpose if the board of supervisors determines that the city is in an isolated rural location that makes it impractical for the residents of the community to organize in another form of local governance. The bill would also require the local agency formation commission within the county to oversee the terms and conditions of the disincorporation of the city, as specified. The bill would become operative only if AB 781 of the 2011-12 Regular Session is enacted. Vote: majority. Appropriation: no. Fiscal committee: no. State-mandated local program: no.
AI Summary
This bill, if enacted alongside Assembly Bill 781, would automatically disincorporate (dissolve) any city with fewer than 150 residents as of January 1, 2010, merging it back into its respective county. However, a county's board of supervisors can prevent this disincorporation by voting within 90 days of the bill's enactment to keep the city in existence if they determine it's in an isolated rural location where residents would find it impractical to form another type of local government. If a city is disincorporated, the local agency formation commission (a body that oversees local government changes) will manage the process, ensuring all necessary steps are followed.
Committee Categories
Government Affairs
Sponsors (92)
Julia Brownley (D)*,
Paul Cook (R)*,
Lou Correa (D)*,
Mark DeSaulnier (D)*,
Jared Huffman (D)*,
Stephen Knight (R)*,
Ted Lieu (D)*,
Alan Lowenthal (D)*,
Gloria Negrete McLeod (D)*,
Norma Torres (D)*,
Juan Vargas (D)*,
Katcho Achadjian (R),
Luis Alejo (D),
Michael Allen (D),
Elaine Alquist (D),
Tom Ammiano (D),
Toni Atkins (D),
Jim Beall (D),
Bill Berryhill (R),
Marty Block (D),
Robert Blumenfield (D),
Susan Bonilla (D),
Steve Bradford (D),
Joan Buchanan (D),
Betsy Butler (D),
Charles Calderon (D),
Ronald Calderon (D),
Nora Campos (D),
Wilmer Carter (D),
Wesley Chesbro (D),
Mike Davis (D),
Kevin de León (D),
Roger Dickinson (D),
Mike Eng (D),
Mike Feuer (D),
Nathan Fletcher (I),
Paul Fong (D),
Felipe Fuentes (D),
Warren Furutani (D),
Beth Gaines (R),
Cathleen Galgiani (D),
Mike Gatto (D),
Richard Gordon (D),
Jeff Gorell (R),
Shannon Grove (R),
Linda Halderman (R),
Isadore Hall (D),
Loni Hancock (D),
Diane Harkey (R),
Mary Hayashi (D),
Ed Hernandez (D),
Roger Hernandez (D),
Jerry Hill (D),
Alyson Huber (D),
Ben Hueso (D),
Dave Jones (D),
Christine Kehoe (D),
Ricardo Lara (D),
Mark Leno (D),
Carol Liu (D),
Daniel Logue (R),
Bonnie Lowenthal (D),
Fiona Ma (D),
Jeffrey Miller (R),
Holly Mitchell (D),
William Monning (D),
Brian Nestande (R),
Jim Nielsen (R),
Chris Norby (R),
Kristin Olsen (R),
Richard Pan (D),
Fran Pavley (D),
Henry Perea (D),
John Perez (D),
V. Manuel Pérez (D),
Anthony Portantino (D),
Curren Price (D),
Michael Rubio (D),
James Silva (R),
Joseph Simitian (D),
Nancy Skinner (D),
Cameron Smyth (R),
Jose Solorio (D),
Darrell Steinberg (D),
Tony Strickland (R),
Sandré Swanson (D),
Donald Wagner (R),
Bob Wieckowski (D),
Das Williams (D),
Lois Wolk (D),
Mariko Yamada (D),
Leland Yee (D),
Last Action
Read third time. Refused passage. (Ayes 13. Noes 17. Page 2084.). (on 08/29/2011)
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