California 2025-2026 Regular Session

Assembly Natural Resources Committee Apr 21st, 2025

Assembly Natural Resources Committee

Event Log

  • AB305 — Listed as one of the four items that have been polled.
  • Juan Alanis — Associated with AB 305 in the list of polled items.
  • Juan Alanis — Called during the roll and recorded in the vote sequence.
  • Juan Alanis — Recorded as voting aye.
  • Juan Alanis — Called during the roll; recorded as aye.
  • Juan Alanis — His name appears in the roll call vote.
  • Juan Alanis — Called during roll call.
  • Juan Alanis — Roll call recorded an aye vote.
  • Joan Lohman — From Oakland and Assembly Member Bonta's district, in strong support on behalf of her 19 great nieces and nephews.
  • Diana Curiel — Diana Curiel introduced herself as a constituent in Assembly Member Wicks's district and then continued her testimony by identifying her affiliation with Fossil Free California and stating that the organization strongly supports the bill.
  • Donna Graves — Represented Indivisible East Bay and said they were in Assembly Member Wicks's district in strong support of the bill.
  • Ariela Granette — Ariela Granette, a constituent of Assembly Member Wicks’s District 14 and a member of 350 Bay Area, introduced herself and stated that she strongly supports the bill.
  • Bima Sheridan — Said they are from Wicks District and strongly support the bill.
  • Bryce Doherty — Spoke on behalf of the American Academy of Pediatrics, California, in support.
  • Tony Hackett — Spoke for Californians Against Waste in support.
  • Kristen Gory — Kristen Gory opened her testimony in strong support on behalf of Seventh Generation and the coalition companies listed on the California Businesses for Climate Justice coalition letter.
  • Liz Walsh — Said she is a retired educator in Assembly Member Heath Flores's area and strongly supports the bill.
  • Darrell O'Sullivan — Said he is in Heath Flores's Assembly area and strongly supports the bill.
  • Elias Schwartz — Said he is in Buffy Wicks's district and strongly supports the bill.
  • Gabriela Fasio — Testified on behalf of Sierra Club California in strong support.
  • Mitch Steiger — Testified for CFT, a union of educators and classified professionals, in support.
  • Ruth Sosa-Martinez — Testified on behalf of Power CA Action in support.
  • Keith Dunn — Testified in opposition on behalf of the California Building and Construction Trades Council of California, warning that the bill would worsen affordability and burden working families.
  • John Kendrick — Testified in opposition on behalf of the California Chamber of Commerce, arguing the bill creates uncertainty and harms business planning.
  • Erica Valentine — Represents UA Local 393 and states opposition to the bill on behalf of 3,100 plumbing, pipe fitting, steam fitting, and HVACR workers in Santa Clara and San Benito County.
  • Mike Greenlee — Political director for Painters and Allied Trades; states opposition with the state building trades.
  • Mike Greenlee — Mike Greenlee of District Council 16, Northern California Painters and Allied Trades, was introduced and stated that he is there in support.
  • Rachel Schumake — Represents IBEW Local 302 and says the local stands with the building trades in opposition.
  • Pete Woghzogun — Speaks for UA Local 250 and District Council 16, opposing the bill on behalf of thousands of members.
  • John Tweed — Speaks for District Council 16 and states opposition to the bill.
  • David Beeney — Represents 23 craft unions and 30,000 construction workers; opposes the bill in solidarity with state building trades.
  • Martin Rodriguez — Ironworkers Local 433 and president of Tri-County Building and Construction Trades; says the group strongly opposes the bill.
  • Abredano-Chabro — Represents the heat and frost insulators and says they stand with the state and trades in opposition.
  • Jeff Hunterlock — Speaks for Operating Engineers Local 3 and states support for the state building trades' opposition.
  • Tommy Sandoval — Business representative for Painters and Allied Trades in Alameda County; opposes the bill with the building trades.
  • Renee Ross — Boilermakers Local 549 member and chairperson of the Women's Committee; strongly opposes the bill.
  • Angel Greer — District 15 with Boilermakers Local 549; strongly opposes the bill.
  • Trino-Trangelo — Vallejo resident representing District Council 16 Painters and Allied Trades; opposes the bill.
  • Danielle Garcia-Hernandez — Name appears as the next witness, but the excerpt cuts off before testimony continues.
  • Daniela Garcia-Hernandez — Represents the Western States Petroleum Association and states opposition.
  • Daniela Garcia-Hernandez — Speaks on behalf of the Western States Petroleum Association in opposition.
  • Kevin Fred — Executive Director of the Sacramento Area Building and Construction Trades Council; says the council stands with state building trades in opposition.
  • Samuel Salgado — Ironworker from Local 378 in Oakland; opposes the bill.
  • Mario Mendoza — Union ironworker from Hayward, California; opposes the bill.
  • Jeremy Dolman — Ironworker at Local 378 from Martinez, California; opposes the bill.
  • Bob Llewellyn — Business representative with Painters and Allied Trades, living in Benicia, and opposes the bill.
  • Dustin Spurgeon — Business representative for Local 741 and District Council 16; strongly opposes the bill.
  • Anthony Nuwanis — Business representative for the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades; opposes the bill with the building trades.
  • Jason Anthony — Business representative for Local 3 Painters and Drywall Finishers in Alameda County; stands in opposition.
  • Frederick Jordan — From Ironworkers Local 378; opposes the bill.