City of Costa Mesa
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Bills it lobbied on8 of 60
SB 423 Land use: streamlined housing approvals: multifamily housing developments2 reports · Became lawSB 79 Housing development: transit-oriented development2 reports · Became lawAB 424 Alcohol and other drug programs: complaints1 report · Became lawAB 423 Alcoholism or drug abuse recovery or treatment programs and facilities: disclosures1 report · FailedAB 476 Metal theft1 report · Became lawSB 346 Local agencies: transient occupancy taxes: short-term rental facilitator1 report · Became lawAB 3 Alcohol and drug treatment facilities: local regulation1 report · FailedAB 1830 Ignition interlock devices1 report · On the floor calendarEvery link on this map
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| SB 423 | Bills it lobbied on | City of Costa Mesa named SB 423, “Land use: streamlined housing approvals: multifamily housing developments”, in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| SB 79 | Bills it lobbied on | City of Costa Mesa named SB 79, “Housing development: transit-oriented development”, in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| AB 424 | Bills it lobbied on | City of Costa Mesa named AB 424, “Alcohol and other drug programs: complaints”, in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| AB 423 | Bills it lobbied on | City of Costa Mesa named AB 423, “Alcoholism or drug abuse recovery or treatment programs and facilities: disclosures”, in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| AB 476 | Bills it lobbied on | City of Costa Mesa named AB 476, “Metal theft”, in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| SB 346 | Bills it lobbied on | City of Costa Mesa named SB 346, “Local agencies: transient occupancy taxes: short-term rental facilitator”, in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| AB 3 | Bills it lobbied on | City of Costa Mesa named AB 3, “Alcohol and drug treatment facilities: local regulation”, in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| AB 1830 | Bills it lobbied on | City of Costa Mesa named AB 1830, “Ignition interlock devices”, in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| Laurie Davies | Lawmakers it funded or lobbied | Laurie Davies leads 2 bills City of Costa Mesa lobbied on. | Leads 2 of these bills |
| Scott Wiener | Lawmakers it funded or lobbied | Scott Wiener leads 2 bills City of Costa Mesa lobbied on. | Leads 2 of these bills |
| Cottie Petrie-Norris | Lawmakers it funded or lobbied | Cottie Petrie-Norris leads 1 bill City of Costa Mesa lobbied on. | Leads 1 of these bills |
| Diane Dixon | Lawmakers it funded or lobbied | Diane Dixon leads 1 bill City of Costa Mesa lobbied on. | Leads 1 of these bills |
| Mark González | Lawmakers it funded or lobbied | Mark González leads 1 bill City of Costa Mesa lobbied on. | Leads 1 of these bills |
| María Elena Durazo | Lawmakers it funded or lobbied | María Elena Durazo leads 1 bill City of Costa Mesa lobbied on. | Leads 1 of these bills |