1999 Regular Session (California Session Laws)

1177 results for 1999 Regular Session (California Session Laws)

  • Chapter 1011, SB 428 – Transportation: San Francisco Bay Area Water Transit Authority

    (1) Existing law authorizes the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to develop and adopt a long-range plan for implementing high-speed water transit on the San Francisco Bay. This bill would repeal the authority of the commission to adopt a long-range plan for implementing high-speed water transit on the San Francisco Bay. The bill would create the San Francisco Bay Area Water Transit...

  • Chapter 988, SB 246 – California Firefighters' Memorial Fund: vehicle special license plates

    (1) The Personal Income Tax Law allows taxpayers, until January 1, 2001, to contribute amounts in excess of their tax liability for the support of the California Firefighters' Memorial Fund for the construction of a memorial to California firefighters on the grounds of the State Capitol. This bill would extend the operation of those contribution provisions to January 1, 2006. This bill would...

  • Chapter 987, SB 1229 – Income and bank and corporation taxes

    The Personal Income Tax Law and the Bank and Corporation Tax Law generally prohibit, in computing the income that is subject to the taxes imposed by those laws, the deduction by any taxpayer who derives rental income from substandard housing, as defined, of any interest, taxes, depreciation, or amortization paid during a taxable or income year with respect to substandard housing. This bill would...

  • Chapter 934, SB 618 – Child care facilities: fingerprinting and criminal record information: fees

    Existing law provides for the licensure and regulation of child day care facilities by the State Department of Social Services. Existing law requires an applicant and other specified persons to submit fingerprints to the department and permits the department to obtain a criminal record of these persons. Existing law, effective January 1, 2000, prohibits a fee from being charged by the Department...

  • Chapter 294, SB 1122 – Seismic safety: schools: earthquake hazards

    Existing law sets forth the duties of the Office of Emergency Services in planning and coordinating disaster mitigation and response efforts in the state. This bill would require the office, in cooperation with the State Department of Education, the Department of General Services, and the Seismic Safety Commission, to develop an educational pamphlet for use by grades K-14 personnel to identify...

  • Chapter 200, AB 1694 – Ad valorem taxation: fire detection systems

    The California Constitution generally limits ad valorem taxes on real property to 1% of the full cash value of that property. For purposes of this limitation, "full cash value" is defined as the assessor's valuation of real property as shown on the 1975-76 tax bill under "full cash value" or, thereafter, the appraised value of that real property when purchased, newly constructed, or a change in...

  • Chapter 198, AB 1249 – Produce dealers and agents of farm products processors: licensing

    (1) Existing law sets forth procedures governing the licensure by the Department of Food and Agriculture of produce dealers and agents of farm products processors. Under these provisions of existing law, if an application for a license indicates, or the department determines during the application review process, that the applicant had previously applied for a license and the application was...

  • Chapter 247, AB 295 – Firearms: gun show promoters

    Existing law provides, with specified exceptions, that it is an offense to bring or possess, among other things, a firearm within any state or local public building. This bill would, in addition, provide an exception for guns brought to gun shows, as specified. By changing the definition of a crime, this bill would impose a state-mandated local program. Existing law prohibits a person from...

  • Chapter 203, SB 603 – Remittances and interest

    Existing law authorizes the Franchise Tax Board to accept payment by credit card for taxes, interest, penalties, and fees, if specified conditions are met. This bill would remove the present restrictions regarding payments by credit card, and instead would permit these payments to be made by credit cards at that time and under those conditions as the Franchise Tax Board may prescribe. This bill...

  • Chapter 183, SB 363 – Automotive insurance: coverage for damaged child safety restraint systems

    Existing law describes the coverage required to be provided by various policies of automobile insurance. This bill would require every policy of automobile liability insurance, and every policy that provides automobile collision coverage, automobile physical damage coverage, or uninsured motorist property damage coverage to provide coverage for the replacement of a child passenger restraint...

  • Chapter 157, AB 1483 – Public employees: peace officers: employee organizations

    Existing law grants certain peace officers a right to be represented by a group composed entirely of other peace officers. This provision has been interpreted to apply only to those persons designated as peace officers under specified sections of the Penal Code at the time the provision was amended in 1971. This bill would provide that, for the purposes of the above provision and for San...

  • Chapter 141, ACR 90 – Archie Moore Memorial Freeway

    This measure would designate the portion of Interstate Highway Route 15 between the Home Avenue exit and the Ocean View Boulevard exit in the City of San Diego as the Archie Moore Memorial Freeway.

  • Chapter 158, SB 50 – Political Reform Act of 1974: campaign statements

    Under the existing Political Reform Act of 1974, specified elected officers, candidates, and committees are required to file campaign statements that cover campaign activity occurring during certain time periods of an election campaign. This bill would require candidates for elective office being voted upon at a statewide direct primary election held in March of an even-numbered year and any...

  • Chapter 143, SCR 45 – Interagency Task Force on the Economic Development of the California-Mexico Border

    This measure would request the Governor to immediately establish an Interagency Task Force on the Economic Development of the California-Mexico Border, to comprise specified heads of state agencies. It would request the task force to perform specified duties and make reports to the Governor and the Legislature with respect to coordinating and promoting the federal administration's efforts for...

  • Chapter 153, SB 544 – School district reorganization: Palos Verdes Peninsula and Los Angeles Unified School Districts

    Existing law requires each person subject to compulsory full-time education to attend the school in which the residency of either the parent or legal guardian is located, subject to specified exceptions. Existing law, commencing with the 1999-2000 school year, makes the area of Eastview in Los Angeles County, which is currently part of the Los Angeles Unified School District, an optional...

  • Chapter 143, AB 1459 – Agricultural products: processors licensing: fees

    Under existing law, pertaining to the processing of farm products, processors and cash buying processors, as those terms are defined, are required to be licensed and to pay to the Department of Food and Agriculture an annual license application fee in accordance with a specified schedule determined by the annual dollar volume of business based on farm product volumes. The department is required...

  • Chapter 155, SB 97 – Health facilities

    Existing law provides for the licensure of health facilities, as defined, by the State Department of Health Services. Under existing law, violation of those licensing provisions, or willful or repeated violation of the related rules or regulations, is a misdemeanor. Existing law prohibits certain health facilities, known as long-term health care facilities, from discriminating or retaliating...

  • Chapter 115, AB 177 – Filing fee surcharge: children's waiting rooms

    Existing law sets forth the total filing fee for filing specified pleadings, motions, and papers in superior court, as specified. This bill would state that it is the policy of the state that each court shall endeavor to provide a children's waiting room in each courthouse for children whose parents or guardians are attending a court hearing as a litigant, witness, or for other court purposes as...

  • Chapter 135, SJR 14 – Relative to immunosuppressive drugs
  • Chapter 83, ACR 78 – North Valley Jewish Community Center tragedy.

    This measure would condemn the acts of violence directed against the North Valley Jewish Community Center and postal carrier, Joseph Ileto, extend the sympathy of the Legislature to the victims and their families, and express the renewed determination of the state to eradicate the elements responsible for this violence.

  • Chapter 118, SB 357 – Dissolution of marriage: attorneys' fees

    Existing law requires, upon the commencement of proceedings for dissolution or nullity of marriage or legal separation of the parties, that the summons contain a temporary restraining order restraining both parties from, among other things, transferring, encumbering, hypothecating, concealing, or otherwise disposing of any property, except as specified. This restraining order, however, does not...

  • Chapter 83, SB 966 – Maintenance of the codes

    Existing law directs the Legislative Counsel to advise the Legislature from time to time as to legislation necessary to maintain the codes. This bill would restate existing provisions of law to effectuate the recommendations made by the Legislative Counsel to the Legislature for consideration during 1999, and would not make any substantive change in the law.

  • Chapter 99, SB 557 – Highways: relinquishment: State Highway Routes 54 and 144

    (1) Existing law requires the California Transportation Commission to relinquish to any city or county any portion of any state highway within the city or county that has been deleted from the state highway system by legislative enactment. Those relinquishments become effective upon the first day of the next calendar or fiscal year, whichever first occurs after the effective date of the...

  • Chapter 57, AB 1536 – Banks: extension of credit

    Existing state law provides that no bank shall acquire, hold, extend credit on the security of, or extend credit for the purpose of acquiring or carrying, any security of the bank or of any controlling person of the bank. An "extension of credit" for these purposes is defined in a specified regulation of the Federal Reserve Board. This bill would make certain technical, nonsubstantive changes in...

  • Chapter 102, AJR 18 – Medicare coverage of prescription drugs

    Under existing law, the federal government provides health benefits to eligible individuals under the Medicare program. Generally, Medicare benefits do not include the cost of prescription drugs. This measure would memorialize the President and Congress of the United States to enact legislation expanding Medicare benefits to include the cost of prescription drugs.

  • Chapter 85, AB 1660 – State government

    (1) Existing law requires the Department of Insurance to develop and implement a coordinated approach to gather, review, and analyze the archives of affected insurance groups, and other archives and records, using onsite teams and an oversight committee, to provide for research and investigation into insurance policies, unpaid insurance claims, and related matters of victims of the Holocaust or...

  • Chapter 26, ACR 1 – Vic Fazio Wildlife Area; Phil and Marilyn Isenberg Sandhill Crane Reserve; Kenneth L. Maddy Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory

    This measure would request the Department of Fish and Game to change the name of the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to the Vic Fazio Yolo Wildlife Area and the name of the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve to the Phil and Marilyn Isenberg Sandhill Crane Reserve. The measure would also request the Regents of the University of California to change the name of the Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory to...

  • Chapter 86, SB 711 – Governmental functions

    (1) Legislation pending before the Governor would make various provisions for the prevention of school violence. This bill would revise the designation of those provisions. (2) Legislation pending before the Governor would make findings and declarations with regard to the federal decennial census and state the intent of the Legislature to increase participation in the 2000 federal decennial...

  • Chapter 76, AJR 12 – Special education: federal funding

    This measure would memorialize the President and Congress of the United States to provide the full federal share of funding for special education programs to the states so that California and other states will not be required to take funding from other vital state and local programs to fund this underfunded federal mandate.

  • Chapter 74, SCR 37 – California's Legislators Go Back to School Week

    This measure would proclaim the 3rd week in September as the annual week for California's Legislators Go Back to School Week.

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