LAO 2005-06 Budget Analysis: Resources TOC
Analysis of the 2005-06 Budget Bill
Resources Issue-By-Issue Contents
Overview
Expenditure Proposals and Trends
Spending by Major Program
Major Budget Changes
Crosscutting Issues
Reorganizing the State's Recycling Programs
Current Division of Responsibilities
Missed Opportunities to More Effectively Meet Recycling
Goals
Reorganizing Recycling and Waste Management
Elimination of Energy-Related Agencies
Governor's Reorganization Plan
Current Energy Agency Organization
Issues for Legislative Consideration
Resources Bonds
Resources Bond Fund Conditions
Bond Issues for Legislative Consideration
Status of the Expenditure of Prior Bond Fund
Appropriations
Delays Persist in Getting Funds Out-the-Door
Some Specified Uses May Not Be in High Demand
Environmental Protection Indicators Update
Status Report on the Environmental Protection Indicators
for California Project
Legislature's Involvement in EPIC
Financing the CALFED Bay-Delta Program
Departmental Issues
California Conservation Corps (3340)
Budget Does Not Maximize Available Special Funds
Energy Resources Conservation and Energy Resources
Conservation and Development Commission (3360)
Long-Term Staffing Plan Needed for Research Program
Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (3540)
Recommend CDFFP Resubmit Equipment Proposal
Year-Round Southern California Staffing Proposal Not
Justified
Recommend Increased Oversight of Federal Reimbursements
Department of Fish and Game (3600)
Special Fund Spending Proposal Inconsistent With Statute
Full Cost Recovery for the Streambed Alteration Program
Not Yet Achieved
Marine Life Protection Act Implementation
Department of Parks and Recreation (3790)
Shift ADA Project Funding From General Fund
Concession Proposals
Sierra Nevada Conservancy (3855)
Start-Up Expenditures Should Be Made Limited-Term
Coordination of Sierra Nevada Grant Programs
Department of Water Resources (3860)
Financing Flood Lawsuit Settlement With a Judgment Bond
Background
Issues for Legislative Consideration
Looking Prospectively: Flood Management And Future State
Liability
Air Resources Board (3900)
Budget Does Not Reflect Current-Year Revenue From Increase
in Tire Fee
California Integrated Waste Management Board (3910)
Funding for Environmental Education
Department of Pesticide Regulation (3930)
Budget Does Not Address Substantial Revenue
Undercollection
State Water Resources Control Board (3940)
Legislatively Required Report Overdue
Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (3980)
Regulatory Programs Should Fund More of OEHHA
Increase Expenditure Authority for Federal Trust Fund
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