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AB 264 South San Francisco Unified School District, 2003
AB 264 concerns the sale of surplus school property.
AB 265 Teachers Retirement, 2003-2004
AB 265 changes the General Fund transfer to the California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) Supplemental Benefit Maintenance Account (SBMA) between 2003-2004 and 2010-2011.
AB 266 County Employees' Retirement: San Mateo, 2003
AB 266 calls for an incremental implementation of death benefits for domestic partners.
AB 267 Cloning: Definitions, 2003
AB 267 clarifies the definition of human reproductive cloning.
AB 268 State Employment: Supervisorial Training, 2003
AB 268 requires the supervisorial training to include training on the subject of employment law relating to persons with disabilities.
AB 269 Downtown Rebound Program (homeless), 2004
AB 269 allows any San Mateo County redevelopment agency to participate in a joint powers authority for the purpose of pooling Low and Moderate Housing Income funds.
AB 296 Sound Insulation: Portable Classrooms, 2003
AB 296 would require the State Department of Education (SDE) to convene an advisory group to evaluate issues related to the impact of aircraft noise on specified schools.
AB 304 Housing Down Payment Assistance, 2003
AB 304 addresses the high cost of housing in California by increasing the amount of downpayment assistance available under the Homeownership in Revitalization Area Program (HIRAP) adminstered by the California Housing Finance Agency.
AB 305 Density Bonuses: Child Care Facilities, 2003
AB 305 states that if a housing development qualifies for a density bonus and includes a child care facility, a city or county is required to grant either a density bonus or additional concession or incentive that contributes to the child care facility's economic feasibility.
AB 328 Special Education: Funding, 2003
AB 328 limits the amount of federal funds that may be used when determining the amount of the state General Fund needed to fund special education in California to when certain conditions occur or the 2004-05 fiscal year, whichever occurs first.