Informational Hearing on Regulatory Reform
Implementation of Phase II Stormwater Permits: Implications for Business, Municipalities, and Taxpayers
Thursday, October 6, 2011
10:00am State Capitol, Room 112
Purpose of Informational Hearing: Hear from state agencies, local municipalities, and the business community on ongoing regulatory processes that have significant and widespread implications for job creation and economic recovery in the state. The Committee is particularly interested in learning if, when and how agencies conduct economic analyses and engage stakeholders as part of their regulatory processes.
Opening remarks by Senator Roderick D. Wright (Select Committee Chair)
I) Presentation by State Water Resources Control Board on new storm water permitting policies – Tom Howard, Executive Director, State Water Resources Control Board
II) Presentation by CASQA – Geoff Brosseau, Executive Director
III) Presentation on cost & effects of CalTrans permit to budget and road & other construction projects – Jim Earp – CTC Commissioner & CEO California Alliance for Jobs; Rick Land – Deputy Director CalTrans
IV) Presentation on cost & effects for municipalities of MS4 (Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) permit – Kelye McKinney City of Roseville; Robert Ketley City of Watsonville
V) Presentation on cost & effects for business and manufacturing – Dorothy Rothrock VP Govt Relations CMTA; James Simonelli Exec Director California Metals Coalition
VI) Presentation on need for regulations for environmental protection – Sara AminzadehActing Executive Director, California Coastkeeper Alliance
Public Comment
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Business owners - Erik Justesen, CEO of RRM Design Group; Ermina Karim President/CEO
San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce; more speakers TBA - School representatives – Ian Padilla, California Coalition for Adequate School Housing
- Additional reps from various municipalities
