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Sacramento Law and Legislation Committee Meeting: Gun Violence Prevention and Tenant Protections

Law and Legislation CommitteeTuesday, October 15, 2024
BodySacramento, California
SessionLaw and Legislation Committee
DateTuesday, October 15, 2024
StatusFILED
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[♪ singing a song to follow your heart for a knock-product of all the madness that we've missed.

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But Bruce and I hope they're up to date in their jaws.

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The time of time starts in their homes and it comes one day to get in on December so that the

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coronavirus wins again.

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Although they're talking devilish causes, a topic that's never beenわ good is not

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romantic, sometimes it gets stuck with them ...

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that keeps the atmosphere and at the Nachtöm Alliance...

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and what lovely faces can you see.

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The detonators will beexplosion trucks, encircling your packed house.

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Even if it happens, Google are looking for all your mask and stuff again.

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안이 bet, I'm not sure we'll be careful on to say we jaanys

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or pretty people if this wasn't right.

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All right. Good morning. I now call this meeting of the Sacramento Law and Legislation Committee

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to order. Will the clerk please call the roll to establish a quorum?

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Thank you. Councillor Member Maple? Here.

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Councillor Member Gare? Here.

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Councillor Member Jennings? I'm here. Chairbell, as well.

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I'm here. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Mr. Vice Chair, would you mind leading us in the pledge

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in recognition? Thank you.

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Please rise for the opening acknowledgements in honor of Sacramento's indigenous people and

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tribal lands, to the original people of this land, Danesean people, the southern Maidu,

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the Valley and Planes Miwaq, and the Paton Witten, and the people of the Wilton Rancheria

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Sacramento's only federally recognized tribes.

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May we acknowledge and honor the native land

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who came before us and still walked beside us today

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on these ancestral lands.

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By choosing to gather together today

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in the active practice of acknowledgement

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and appreciation of Sacramento's indigenous peoples history,

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their contributions and their lives.

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Thank you.

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Please join me for the pleasure of allegiance.

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The pleasure of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America.

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And to the Republic for which it stands,

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one of the shame under God,

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indivisible, and liberty and justice for all.

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Thank you very much, Vice Chair Jennings.

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All right, colleagues, we are starting our meeting

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with four items on consent.

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I am asking that we, I just blanked on the right word,

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postpone item four until our next long legislation

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committee meeting.

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But do any colleagues have comments or questions on items one through three?

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All looked in second.

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All right, Manifact, we have any public commenters on these items.

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We have no public speakers.

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All right, so the motion is for item one, two, three,

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with four being continued.

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All in favor, please say aye.

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Aye.

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Any abstained?

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Opposed?

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That passes unanimously.

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Thank you.

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We are moving right along to item five

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and my teams are still loading.

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But will the staff presenters please come up for item five?

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Well, I frankly try to open this file.

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Is that the tenant?

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Yes.

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Gun Violence Prevention████████████████████████████████████████40%
Tenant Protection Program██████████████████████████████30%
Legislative Updates████████████████████20%
Indigenous Acknowledgment██████████10%
Summary of Proceedings

Sacramento Law and Legislation Committee Meeting

Meeting Overview

The Law and Legislation Committee convened on October 15, 2024, to discuss critical city policy matters, including tenant protections and potential firearm sales regulations, with a strong emphasis on community safety and advocacy.

Opening and Introductions

  • Committee members present: Eric Guerra, Rick Jennings, Caity Maple, and Chair Katie Valenzuela
  • Conducted land acknowledgement and pledge of allegiance

Consent Calendar

  • Approved meeting minutes and legislative logs
  • Continued discussion on cardroom ordinance amendment

State Legislative Update

  • Reviewed 2024 legislative session highlights with city lobbyists
  • Discussed potential support for Proposition IV climate bond
  • Recommended proactive approach to identifying legislative barriers

Tenant Protection Ordinance

  • Approved five-year extension of Tenant Protection Relief Act
  • Key modifications include:
    • Adding definition of substantial repairs
    • Clarifying property registration requirements
    • Extending sunset date to December 31, 2029
  • Stakeholders from real estate and apartment associations expressed support

Firearm and Ammunition Sales Regulation

  • Forwarded proposal to city council to explore:
    • Liability insurance for gun owners
    • Restrictions on firearm sales
  • Motivated by community advocacy from gun violence survivors
  • Committed to future community roundtable discussions

Key Outcomes

  • Unanimous support for tenant protection extension
  • Motion to advance firearm sales regulation proposal to city council
  • Commitment to further community engagement and education

Meeting Transcript

[♪ singing a song to follow your heart for a knock-product of all the madness that we've missed. But Bruce and I hope they're up to date in their jaws. The time of time starts in their homes and it comes one day to get in on December so that the coronavirus wins again. Although they're talking devilish causes, a topic that's never beenわ good is not romantic, sometimes it gets stuck with them ... that keeps the atmosphere and at the Nachtöm Alliance... and what lovely faces can you see. The detonators will beexplosion trucks, encircling your packed house. Even if it happens, Google are looking for all your mask and stuff again. 안이 bet, I'm not sure we'll be careful on to say we jaanys or pretty people if this wasn't right. All right. Good morning. I now call this meeting of the Sacramento Law and Legislation Committee to order. Will the clerk please call the roll to establish a quorum? Thank you. Councillor Member Maple? Here. Councillor Member Gare? Here. Councillor Member Jennings? I'm here. Chairbell, as well. I'm here. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Mr. Vice Chair, would you mind leading us in the pledge in recognition? Thank you. Please rise for the opening acknowledgements in honor of Sacramento's indigenous people and tribal lands, to the original people of this land, Danesean people, the southern Maidu, the Valley and Planes Miwaq, and the Paton Witten, and the people of the Wilton Rancheria Sacramento's only federally recognized tribes. May we acknowledge and honor the native land who came before us and still walked beside us today on these ancestral lands. By choosing to gather together today in the active practice of acknowledgement and appreciation of Sacramento's indigenous peoples history, their contributions and their lives. Thank you. Please join me for the pleasure of allegiance. The pleasure of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. And to the Republic for which it stands, one of the shame under God, indivisible, and liberty and justice for all. Thank you very much, Vice Chair Jennings. All right, colleagues, we are starting our meeting with four items on consent. I am asking that we, I just blanked on the right word, postpone item four until our next long legislation committee meeting. But do any colleagues have comments or questions on items one through three? All looked in second. All right, Manifact, we have any public commenters on these items. We have no public speakers. All right, so the motion is for item one, two, three, with four being continued. All in favor, please say aye. Aye.

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