SB675 — Announced as a measure that has been polled.
SB423 — SB 423 is identified as one of the measures proposed for consent and is then listed again as Item 4, with the sponsor/author name noted as Smallwood-Cuivas.
John McHale — Testified in support on behalf of the American Council of Engineering Companies, California.
John McHale — John McHale speaks on behalf of Waste Management in support.
Lauren Dave Alenzi — Introduced as a supporter, but the remainder of the testimony is cut off.
Lauren De Valencia — Testified in support on behalf of the American Planning Association.
Lauren De Valencia — Testified in support on behalf of the Cruise Lines International Association and Mariscan.
Kirk Blackburn — Testified in support on behalf of SANDAG.
Michael Lane — Testified with SPUR in strong support as a co-sponsor.
Clifton Wilson — Testified on behalf of the City and County of San Francisco and aligned with SFMTA's comments.
Rosanna Carvacho-Elliott — Rosanna Carvacho-Elliott testified in support on behalf of the City of Alameda.
SB79 — SB 79 is discussed as part of the broader consideration of the current bill, with speakers noting the interplay between the two measures and indicating that Zbur’s support on the floor will depend on where SB 79 ultimately lands.
Alexandra Macedo — Alexandra Macedo said she would support the bill but flagged concerns about the cumulative effect of recent CEQA-related exemptions and legislative changes, warning that they may be reducing public process and raising issues around diesel trucks and public right-of-way.
Alexandra Macedo — Not clearly present in the garbled roll call; not identified in this section.
Robert Garcia — Called during the roll call vote.
Robert Garcia — Senator Caballero is referenced in connection with SB 905; no committee member is directly named here.
Robert Garcia — Called on the roll, but the transcript is garbled around his name.
Robert Garcia — Not clearly present in the garbled roll call; not identified in this section.
Robert Garcia — Robert Garcia is recorded as voting aye during the roll-call vote.
Robert Garcia — Called during the roll vote and recorded as voting aye.
Robert Garcia — Robert Garcia is repeatedly recorded as voting aye across several roll-call votes, including SB 614, SB 629, SB 830, and the consent calendar.
Matt Haney — Called during the roll call vote.
Matt Haney — Called on the roll, but the transcript is garbled around his name.
Matt Haney — Not clearly present in the garbled roll call; not identified in this section.
Matt Haney — During the roll-call vote, Matt Haney is called twice in close succession, but the transcript does not clearly capture his vote.
Matt Haney — Called during the roll vote and recorded as voting aye.
Matt Haney — Matt Haney is repeatedly recorded as voting aye across several roll calls, including SB 298, SB 614, SB 615, SB 629, SB 633, SB 830, and the consent calendar.
SB614 — SB 614 is introduced and described as a bill focused on pipeline safety, specifically concerning carbon dioxide pipelines.
AB881 — AB 881 is discussed as a related companion bill to the main measure, with the speakers noting they have been working on it in parallel in a bicameral effort to reach a final deal. It is also identified as a bill that will be heard in the Senate Environmental Quality Committee that week, and later described as an identical bill that the witness also opposes.
Scott Wetch — Testifies on behalf of the California State Pipe Trades Council and the California Carbon Solutions Coalition.
SB905 — SB 905 was discussed as a 2022 budget trailer bill introduced by Senator Caballero that established the carbon capture and sequestration framework, including a pipeline moratorium amendment, and the discussion also noted that the bill’s 10-year sunset date is approaching.
SB905 — SB 905 is discussed as the moratorium bill, with speakers emphasizing that the moratorium should remain in place until federal rules are complete and noting that it still prevents intrastate pipeline construction.
Bruce Mignani — Speaks in support on behalf of the California cement industry.
Marie Lou — Speaks on behalf of the Central California Environmental Justice Network in opposition unless amended.
Marie Lou — Testified on behalf of the Leadership Council for Justice and Accountability, saying the organization is opposed unless amended.
Gabriela Fasio — Speaks for Sierra Club California in opposition.
Asha Sharma — Speaks on behalf of the Leadership Council for Justice and Accountability in opposition unless amended.
Raquel Mason — Speaks with the California Environmental Justice Alliance in opposition and also registers for the Center for Biological Diversity.
Raquel Mason — Testified on behalf of the California Environmental Justice Alliance and a coalition of environmental justice partners, stating an opposed-unless-amended position.
Marie — The speaker references Marie as someone who would know how to describe the modeling.
Ms. Lou — The speaker addresses Ms. Lou about whether safety standards are preferable to no standards.
Ms. Marisucci — The speaker addresses Ms. Marisucci during a continuing exchange about siting standards, expressing respect for colleagues while arguing for stronger pipeline setback standards to keep pipelines away from schools and daycares.
SB304 — SB 304 is presented as a district bill and an agreement between the Port of Oakland and the State Lands Commission that would temporarily lift public trust use restrictions on specific land in Jack London Square. Speakers describe it as a structured, time-limited solution that allows limited expanded uses without removing the land from the public trust, addressing vacancy and land-use challenges and serving as an important first step toward reactivating Jack London Square and broader waterfront development.
SB304 — Bill is called and vote begins.
Honorable Kevin Jenkins — Identified as a witness in support of the bill and president of the Oakland City Council.
Diego Gonzalez — Identified as a witness in support of the bill and government affairs manager for the Port of Oakland.
Kevin Jenkins — Oakland City Council President testifies in support of SB 304 and describes it as a first step to reactivate Jack London Square.
Council President Kevin Jenkins — Thanked for coming down to persuade and inform the committee.
SB830 — SB 830 is discussed as a district bill to streamline CEQA review and related litigation for Sutter Health’s new hospital campus in Emeryville. Speakers explain that the measure would help expedite the project, designate the hospital as an Environmental Leadership Development Project, and keep the campus plan on track so it can replace services currently provided by Alta Bates Berkeley. Multiple witnesses express support and urge a yes vote, and the discussion concludes with committee consideration of the measure.
Cynthia Lee — Cynthia Lee, Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy and Growth Development Officer at Sutter Health, was introduced as a witness in support and then testified in support of SB 830 on behalf of Sutter Health, describing the new Emeryville medical campus.