Legislation at both the Federal and State levels can shape the way our local infrastructure is planned, built, and maintained. Decisions made by legislators can impact the level of funding available for public infrastructure projects, making it vital for local infrastructure groups and agencies to keep informed and united on in-progress and upcoming legislation related to infrastructure.
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Updated 10/07/21
State
- AB 246 Contractors: Disciplinary Actions – Illegal Dumping
- AB 322 Electric Program Investment Charge Program: Biomass
- AB 332 Hazardous Waste: Treated Wood Waste Management Standards
- AB 659 Illegal Dumping
- AB 818 Solid Waste: Premoistened Nonwoven Disposable Wipes
- AB 881 Plastic Waste: Division: Recycling: Export
- AB 1276 Single-Use Food Accessories
- SB 38 Beverage Containers
- SB 289 Recycling: Batteries and Battery-Embedded Products
- SB 343 Environmental Advertising: Recycling Symbol
- SB 619 Organic Waste: Reduction Regulations: Local Jurisdiction Compliance
State
- AB 377 Water Quality: Impaired Waters
- AB 500 Local Planning: Coastal Development: Streamlined Permitting
- AB 1066 Freshwater Bathing Sites: Water Quality Monitoring
- AB 1195 Drinking Water
- AB 1500 Drinking Water, Wildfire, Drought Preparation, Flood Protection, Heat Mitigation, and Workforce Development Bond Act of 2022
- SB 222 Water Rate Assistance Program
- SB 223 Discontinuation of Residential Water Service
Federal
State
- AB 712 Local Agency Public Construction Act: Change Orders
- AB 970 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: Permit Application: Approval
- SB 617 Residential Solar Energy Systems: Permitting
- AB 537 Communications: Wireless Telecommunications and Broadband Facilities
- SB 556 Street Light Poles, Traffic Signal Poles: Small Wireless Facilities Attachments
- Los Angeles County Economic Development Program
- Department of Regional Planning
- Office of L.A. Mayor – Infrastructure
- Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce
- L.A. County Economic Development Corporation
- Doing Business with the County – Requirements and Policies
- Los Angeles Infrastructure News – L.A. Biz