The meeting agenda summarizes an upcoming Southwest California Legislative Council meeting to be held on September 21, 2020 at the Realtor House in Murrieta. The agenda includes a chair report, approval of previous meeting minutes, a 2020 legislative report, and a guest speaker - Senator Melissa Melendez. The council will discuss 2020 strategic initiatives and legislative items including ballot propositions, the 2020 legislative session progress to date, and announcements from speakers and chambers.

1. MEETING AGENDA
Monday September 21, 2020
Realtor House, 26529 Jefferson Ave, Murrieta
Presiding: Adam Ruiz, Chair
2020 Strategic Initiatives
Budget & Tax Reform / Job Creation and Retention / Healthcare / Infrastructure & the Environment/ Public Safety
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Call to Order, Roll Call & Introductions: 12:00 p.m.
Chair Report
Approval of Minutes Action
2020 Legislative Report #9 Action
1. SWCLC Ballot Proposition recommendations
2. 2020 Legislative session - where we started
3. 2020 Legislative session - where we are today
Guest speaker Senator Melissa Melendez, SD 28 Information
Speaker and Chamber Announcements Information
Adjourn – Next Meeting October 19, 2020
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The Southwest California Legislative Council Thanks Our Partners:
Southwest Riverside Country
Association of Realtors
Metropolitan Water District of
Southern California
Elsinore Valley MWD
Western MWD
CR&R Waste Services
Abbott Vascular
Temecula Valley Chamber of
Commerce
Murrieta/Wildomar Chamber of
Commerce
Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of
Commerce
Menifee Valley Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Healthcare Systems
Temecula Valley Hospital
Economic Development Coalition
The Murrieta Temecula Group
Southern California Edison
The Gas Company
California Apartment Association
Western Municipal Water District

2. Lake Elsinore Chamber of Commerce
Menifee Valley Chamber of Commerce
Murrieta/Wildomar Chamber of Commerce
Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce
Meeting Minutes
Monday, July 20, 2020
2020 Chair: Adam Ruiz
Legislative Consultant: Gene Wunderlich
SWCLC August meeting held via Zoom. The following measures were discussed and voted on. The
Council also enjoyed an update from Jennings Immel, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, on issues pending
before the Federal Government regarding further aid packages from Congress and the outlook for U’S.
businesses.
2020 Legislative Report #8 Action
1. AB 310: California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank Oppose as amended
2. AB 345 (Muratsuchi) Natural Resources: Environmental Justice: Oil And Gas: Regulation Of
Operations Oppose as amended
3. AB 664 (Cooper/Gonzalez) Workers’ Compensation: Injury: Communicable Disease Oppose
4. AB 685 (Reyes) Occupational Safety: Covid-19 Exposure: Notification Oppose as amended
5. AB 1253 (Santiago, Et Al) Personal Income Taxes: Additional Taxes Oppose as amended
6. AB 1492 (Boerner Horvath) Employment: Telecommuting Act Support
7. AB 2043 (R. Rivas) Occupational Health And Safety, Agricultural Workers: Covid-19 Oppose
8. AB 2360 (Maienschein) Telehealth: Mental Health Oppose
9. AB 3216 (Kalra/Gonzalez) State Of Emergency: Rehiring/Retention Oppose as amended
10. AB 3307 (E. Garcia) California Manufacturing Emergency Preparedness Act Of 2020 Support
11. AB 3336 (Carrillo) Third-Party Food Delivery Oppose
Guest speaker Jennings Immel, U.S. Chamber Federal legislative update Information

4. Legislative Item #1 Where we started
At last count there were some 5,426 measures introduced in the 2019-2020 legislative session – 3,374
Assembly Bills (AB), 1,712 Senate Bills (SB) and a variety of ACR’s, AJR’s, HR’s, SCR’s etc.
This year the SWCLC adopted positions on 90 bills, supporting 39 and opposing 51. By the time
crossover hit, that number was whittled down to 39 bills, 7 of which the Council supported, 32 were
opposed.
The final rush to close produced only 12 of the original bills, 4 supported and 8 opposed of the original
number, the rest having either succumbed along the way, or had been amended (gutted & amended)
past recognition. This session produced the greatest number of significantly amended bills we’ve sson
in the 15 year history of the Council – mostly allowing lawmakers to try to exploit the COVOD crisis to
their benefit.
Here’s our original bill list:
SWCLC
2020 Bill Tracker
Month Bill # Author Party Intent Position Status
1 SB 56 Roth D UCR expansion S Dead
1
AB
17840 Medina D UCR Funding S Dead
1
AB
1772 Chau D Theft aggregation S Dead
1
AB
1905 Chiu D MTG int / homeless O Dead
1
AB
1908 Chen D DOT/homeless O Dead
1
AB
1928 Kiley/Melendez R Repeal AB5 S Dead
1
AB
1941 Gallagher R Renewables portfolio S Dead
1 ACA 17 Gray R Renewables/hydro S Dead
1 ACA 18 Cunningham R Renewables/nuclear S Dead
2 SB 850 Leyva D Workhours/7 day notice O Dead
2
AB
1921 Diep R Vehicle breakin S Dead
2
AB
2140 Melendez R AG / LAO title & summary S Dead
2
AB
1925 Obernolte R AB5 exempt/small biz S Dead
2 SB 867 Bates R ab5 exempt/newspaper carriers S Dead
2 SB 875 Bates R ab5 exempt/journalists S Dead
2 SB 881 Jones R ab5 exempt/musicians S Dead
2 SB 963 Morrell R ab5 exempt/referees S Dead
2 SB 965 Nielsen R ab5 exempt/healthcare S Dead

5. 2 SB 966 Nielsen R ab5 exempt/pharmacists S Dead
2 SB 967 Borgeas R ab5 exempt/franchisee S Dead
2 SB 975 Dahle R ab5 exempt/forestry S Dead
2 SB 990 Moorlach R ab5 exempt/transportation co's S Dead
3
AB
2013 Irwin D Property taxation O G&A
3
AB
2043 Gonzalez D Unlawful business practices O
3
AB
2149 Gonzalez D Dara sharing O AMEND
3
AB
2712 Low D Universal Basic Income O Dead
3 SB 873 Jackson D Gender pricing O Dead
3 SB 806 Grove R Independent contactors S Dead
3
AB
2465 Gonzalez D IC barbering & cosmetology S Dead
3
AB
2489 Choi R IC franchiser S Dead
3
AB
2458 Melendez R IC physical therapists S Dead
3
AB
2497 Bigelow R IC livestock judges S Dead
3
AB
2822 Waldron R IC transportation network S Dead
3
AB
3281 Brough R IC B 2 B S Dead
4 AB 828 Ting D Rent moratorium O G&A
4
AB
1947 Kalra D Employment violation O
4
AB
2019 Holden R College career pathways S
4
AB
2143 Stone D Settlement agreements S
4
AB
2570 Stone D False Claiims Act O
4
AB
2920 Obernolte R Waste manifests S
4 SB 986 Allen D Coastal development O Dead
4 SB 1084 Umberg D Locking pillboxes O Dead
4
HR
6467 CV relief / or equivalent S
5 AB1107 Chu D $500 unemployment benefits O Amend
5 AB1551 Arambula D PACE S
5 AB2457 Melendez R Worker status S Dead
5 AB2737 C Garcia D Emmission reduction O Dead
5 AB2826 Low D Gender neutral stores O Dead
5 AB3054 Salas D CEQA indentity S Dead
5 SB893 Caballero D Workers comp O Dead
5 SB900 Hill R Worker status S Dead
5 SB1378 Borgeas R CEQA indentity S Dead

6. 5 SB939 Wiener D Commercial evictions O Dead
5 SB950 Jackson D CEQA land use O Dead
6 SCA 6 Dodd Sports wagering O Dead
6
AB
1373 Bates Toll Roads O Amnd?
6 AB398 Chu D $275 head tax O G&A
6 AB2013 Irwin R taxes -home reconstruction S
6 AB2075 Kiley/Melendez R Independent contactors S Dead
6 AB2501 Limon D COVID tenant relief O Dead
6 AB2999 Low D Bereavement leave O
6 AB3075 Gonzalez D Wages - enforcement O
6 AB3216 Kalra D Employee leave O
6 AB3260 Wicks D Decurity deposit O Dead
6 SB977 Monning D Health care consolidation O
6 SB972 Skinner D Corporate taxes O
6 AB1436 Chiu D Rent payment default O AMEND
6 AB88 Budget cmte D Public Safety O
6 SB118 Budget cmte D Public Safety O
6 SB1383 Jackson D Family leave O
7 AB398 Chu D Head tax O
7 & 8 AB685 Reyes D OSHA notification O
7 AB1035 Ramos D COVID biz protect S
7 AB1279 Bloom D Housing dev O
7 SB1173 Durazo D Public employment O
7 SB1403 Hueso D Weatherization O/A
7 AB685 Reyes D COVID exposure O
8 AB310 Santiago D iBank O
8 AB345 Muratsuchi D Environmental justice O
8 AB664 Cooper D Workers Comp - COVID O
8 AB685 Reyes D OSHA notification N
8 AB1253 Santiago D Millionaires Tax O
8 AB1492 Boerner D Telecommuting S
8 AB2043 Rivas D OSHA ag workers O
8 AB2360 Maienschein D Telehealth psych O
8 AB3216 Kalra D Rehiring/retention O
8 AB3307 E Garcia D iBank for manufacturers S
8 AB3336 Carillo D 3rd party food delivery N
8 SB474 Stern D Development prohibition O
8 SB54 Allen D Solid waste package O/a
8 AB1808 Gonzalez D Solid waste package O/a

7. Legislative Item #2 Where we are today
SWCLC
2020 Bill Tracker - Final
Senate
Bill # Author
Part
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Positio
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Melende
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Morre
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Rot
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Jone
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Waldro
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Cervante
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Medin
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Govern
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AB
1551 Arambula D PACE S NV NV Y NV Y Y NV
AB
2013 Irwin R
taxes -home
reconstruction S Y Y Y NV Y Y Y
AB
2143 Stone D Settlement agreements S Y Y Y NV Y Y Y
AB
2920 Obernolte R Waste manifests S Y Y Y NV Y Y Y
AB
685 Reyes D OSHA notification O N N Y NV N Y Y
SB
972 Skinner D Corporate taxes O N N Y N N NV Y
SB
1173 Durazo D Public employment O N N Y N N Y Y
SB
1383 Jackson D Family leave O N NV NV N NV Y Y
AB
1947 Kalra D Employment violation O N N Y N N Y Y
AB
2360
Maienschei
n D Telehealth psych O N N NV Y Y Y Y
AB
3075 Gonzalez D Wages - enforcement O N N Y NV N Y Y
AB
3216 Kalra D Employee leave O N N Y NV N NV Y

8. 2020 Meeting Schedule
w/ Guest speakers
1/27 Open – Capt. Tony Conrad, Murrieta PD
2/24 Open – Jennings Immel, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
3/16 Open – Anne Mayer, Executive Director, RCTC
4/20 Open Paul Nolte, SBDC
5/18 Open
6/15 Open Kome Ajise, Exec Dir, SCAG
7/20 Open
8/17 Open Jennings Immel, U.S. Chamber, Relief update
9/21 Open Senator Melissa Melendez
10/19 Open Invited Assembly Member Marie Waldron
11/16 Closed
12/16 Dark