Inventory of the California State Assembly Transportation Committee Records
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Inventory of the California State Assembly Transportation Committee Records
Collection number: See series descriptions for LP numbers
California State Archives
Office of the Secretary of State
Sacramento, California
- Processed by:
- Choquette Marrow and Rick Westberry
- Date Completed:
- July 2008; Revised July 2016
- Encoded by:
- Jessica Knox
© 2016 California Secretary of State. All rights reserved.
Descriptive Summary
Title: Assembly Transportation Committee Records
Dates: 1954-2012
Collection Number: See series descriptions for LP numbers.
Creator:
Assembly Interim Transportation and Commerce Committee
Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee
Assembly Transportation Committee
Assembly Subcommittee on Air Pollution
Assembly Subcommittee on Air Quality
Assembly Subcommittee on Freeway Traffic Control
Assembly Subcommittee on the Golden Gate Bridge District
Assembly Subcommittee on Highway Structural Safety
Assembly Subcommittee on Los Angeles Regional Transportation
Assembly Subcommittee on Metropolitan Transportation
Assembly Subcommittee on the Muffler Problem
Assembly Subcommittee on Northern California
Assembly Subcommittee on the Oversight of the Century Freeway Project
Assembly Subcommittee on Problems of Log Hauling
Assembly Subcommittee on Safety Devices and Regulations
Assembly Subcommittee on San Francisco Rail Commuter Service
Assembly Subcommittee on Southern California Regional Transportation
Assembly Subcommittee on Traffic Safety and Devices
Assembly Subcommittee on Transit
Assembly Subcommittee on Truck Weights, Load Characteristics, and Regulations
Collection Size:
141 cubic feet, including audiovisual materials
Repository:
California State Archives
Abstract: The Assembly Transportation Committee records consist of 141 cubic feet of records reflecting the committee's activities,
along with those of its antecedents, in studying and analyzing transportation related legislation as well as general transportation
issues. The bulk of the collection consists of bill files, which date from 1968 through 2012. Also present are hearing files,
subject files, reports, and correspondence.
Physical Location: California State Archives
Languages: Languages represented in the collection:
English
Administrative Information
Access
While the majority of the records are open for research, any access restrictions are noted in the record series descriptions.
Publication Rights
For permission to reproduce or publish, please consult California State Archives staff. Permission for reproduction or publication
is given on behalf of the California State Archives, Office of the Secretary of State, Sacramento, as the owner of the physical
items. The researcher assumes all responsibility for possible infringement that may arise from reproduction or publication
of materials from the California State Archives' collections.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], [Name of Committee] Records, LP[number]:[folder number], California State Archives, Office of the
Secretary of State, Sacramento, California.
Acquisition and Custodial History
The State Archives received these records in accordance with California Government Code 9080(b) which requires legislative
committees to transfer their records to the State Archives when they are no longer needed by the committee.
Note
The California State Archives received the records of the Assembly Transportation Committee over a number of years and archives
staff have arranged them at various times. While the physical arrangement of the records reflects this variety, this inventory
describes all of the records according to present archival descriptive standards for legislative committee records. Therefore,
the physical arrangement of these records does not necessarily follow the inventory's order.
Committee History
Transportation has been an important issue for the state legislature since its beginning in 1850. Until 1945, jurisdiction
over transportation was broken down into different elements and managed by different committees that have since come and gone.
These Assembly committees included Roads and Highways, Commerce and Navigation, Motor Vehicles, Aviation and Air Craft, Common
Carriers, and Public Works, State Capitol and Parks. In 1945, the State Assembly unified the jurisdictions into one committee:
the Assembly Committee on Transportation and Commerce.
At the end of World War II, the State Assembly recognized the increase in affluence and commerce in America. The Assembly
stated "transportation and commerce in the postwar world [would] create and intensify many conditions which [would] require
legislation." In order to address these conditions in transportation and commerce, the State Assembly created the Transportation
and Commerce Committee with House Resolution 274 in 1945 (Assembly Journal, June 9, 1945, p. 3995).
Five Assembly members were assigned to the committee, one serving as chair and another as vice chair. It was the responsibility
of this newly founded committee to "ascertain, study, and analyze all facts relating to the transportation of persons and
goods and the problems of commerce" (Assembly Journal, June 9, 1945, p. 3995). This included ascertaining, studying and analyzing:
the adequacy of California's waterways and roadways, devices and the equipment associated with transportation, hazards and
inefficiencies of traffic, and the administration of all state and local agencies that in any way affect the operation, administration,
enforcement or revision of the streets and highways, harbors and navigation and vehicle codes.
The Transportation and Commerce Committee functioned as a standing committee when the legislature was in session. During
this time the committee focused on reviewing current bills and making recommendations to the Assembly. When the legislature
was not in session the Transportation and Commerce Committee reverted to an interim committee. The interim committee was
comprised of the same members as the standing committee but their objective was different. Instead of focusing on specific
legislation, as they would during the regular session, the Interim Transportation and Commerce Committee would concentrate
on identifying and examining problems and weaknesses in California transportation.
Because of the large scope of issues the committee oversaw, the number of members assigned to the committee quickly rose from
the original five. In 1946, 13 assembly members were assigned to the committee. In 1947, 16 members were assigned to the
committee. Over the next 12 years, the membership fluctuated some but was generally held in the low to mid teens.
In 1969, pursuant to House Resolution 21, a reorganization of the Assembly's committee jurisdictions occurred. In 1968, the
Assembly had 23 committees. That was paired down to 21 in 1969 with substantial changes to the names and jurisdictions of
the committees. The Assembly Committee on Transportation and Commerce dropped the Commerce and became simply the Assembly
Committee on Transportation. Jurisdiction over commerce was given to the Public Utilities and Corporations Committee.
The new Committee on Transportation had 10 members appointed to it, one serving as chair and another serving as vice chair.
The committee no longer had jurisdiction over the problems of commerce but there was plenty to cover with the transportation
of people and goods and all the problems that came along with that. The committee's scope expanded to explicitly include
aviation as part of their jurisdiction whereas before it had not.
The Assembly Committee on Transportation remains the same today in jurisdiction and administration as at its inception in
1969, with the only change being the number of members appointed to the committee. Now there are 14 members up from the original
10. The subjects of concern are much the same as they have been. Automobile safety, pollution and smog, fuels, and traffic
congestion remain as central concerns to the Assembly Committee on Transportation as they were at the committee's inception.
The chairpersons of this committee from 1954-2012 were as follows:
Hobbie, Don (Rep.), 1954-1955 (deceased during 1955 session)
Backstrand, Leland M. (Rep.-Dem.), 1955-1956
Luckel, Frank (Rep.), 1957-1958
Backstrand, Leland M. (Rep.), 1959-1960
Beaver, Jack A. (Rep.), 1961-1962
Carrell, Thomas C. (Dem.), 1963-1966
Foran, John Francis (Dem.), 1967-1970
Deddeh, Wadie P. (Dem.), 1971-1972
Meade, Kenneth A. (Dem.), 1973-1974
Ingalls, Walter M. (Dem.), 1975-1980
Young, Bruce E. (Dem.), 1981-1984
Katz, Richard (Dem.), 1985-1994
Bowler, Larry (Rep.), 1995-1996
Murray, Kevin G. (Dem.), 1997-1998
Torlakson, Tom (Dem.), 1999-2000
Dutra, John A. (Dem.), 2001-2004
Oropeza, Jenny (Dem.), 2005-2006
Nava, Pedro (Dem.), 2007-2008
Eng, Mike (Dem.), 2009-2010
Lowenthal, Bonnie (Dem.), 2011-2014
Frazier, Jim (Dem.), 2015-
Scope and Content
The Assembly Transportation Committee records consist of 141 cubic feet of records reflecting the committee's activities,
along with those of its antecedents, in studying and analyzing transportation related legislation as well as general transportation
issues.
The bulk of the collection consists of bill files, which date from 1968 through 2012. Second in size to the bill files are
the hearing files, which make up a substantial portion of the collection, covering 1956-1987. The collection's large volume
and date range of hearing files, both from the transportation standing, interim, and subcommittees, provide researchers with
clear insight into the concerns and issues being addressed by the committee and its antecedents throughout their history.
Transportation is an integral part of California culture and American society. The legislation addressed and passed with
the recommendation of this committee has the potential to affect large industries and government agencies as well as private
businesses and citizens.
The remainder of the collection includes subject files, reports, and correspondence (see series descriptions for complete
list of dates). These first two series can provide researchers with an idea of the wide range of agencies, boards, commissions,
industries, and legal codes that interact with the Transportation Committee and the level of influence the committee has on
each of these entities. Some organizations the Assembly Transportation Committee works closely with include the California
Air Resources Board, California Energy Commission, California Highway Patrol, California High-Speed Rail Authority, California
Department of Transportation (CalTrans), California Transportation Commission, Department of Motor Vehicles, various transportation
districts, and the trucking industry.
The correspondence in this collection consists of the Chair's correspondence. These files shed a light on the scope of issues
the committee addresses and the constituents, both large and small, well-organized groups and concerned individuals, the committee
aims to serve.
The records reflect the close involvement of the committee on a variety of important subjects. They document the committee's
involvement in and continuing commitment to mass transportation, its efforts to combat transportation-related pollution and
smog, and efforts to improve vehicle and traffic safety through regulation.
The collection also contains several relevant records pertaining to very recent issues which researchers may be interested
in. One of these issues is the hands-free cell phone law. Introduced as Senate Bill 1613, this bill aims to prohibit the
use of a handheld cell phone while operating a vehicle. Drivers 18 and older have the option of using a hands free device
connected to their cell phone if they wish to talk while driving. The bill was enacted into law, Chapter 290, Statutes of
2006. Under SB33, drivers under 18 are restricted entirely from using a cell phone with or without a hands-free device while
driving as part of their provisional license (Statutes 2007, Chapter 214)
Another recent issue is that of illegal alien drivers' licenses. Until 1993, illegal aliens were eligible for drivers' licenses
in California. Governor Wilson eliminated this privilege in 1993 when he signed SB976 into law as Chapter 820, Statutes of
1993. Though some legislators have been diligently working to get legislation passed reopening the doors for illegal aliens
to have a means of obtaining a drivers license, they have yet to be successful.
A final issue of current relevance is the recent increased attention in California transportation legislation to the needs
of bicyclists and pedestrians. The most fundamental piece of legislation enacted regarding this increased attention was Assembly
Concurrent Resolution 211 (2002). This bill, which became Resolution Chapter 120 (2002), encouraged all cities and counties
to, in accordance with the California Department of Transportation and US Department of Transportation's recommendations and
guidelines, integrate bicycling and walking into their transportation infrastructure. Since the passage of this resolution,
several other pieces of legislation have been introduced and passed to improve the conditions for pedestrians and cyclists
on the roadways.
Because of its far-reaching scope of influence on society and the role it often plays as leader in the field of transportation
related solutions, the legislation assigned to Assembly Transportation Committee captures the attention of large and wide
variety of groups and individuals. The interest of not only Californians, but Americans and citizens abroad in California's
transportation makes these records valuable to those researching California's transportation history and to those elsewhere
looking for guidance on the future of their own transportation endeavors.
Accruals
Further accruals are expected.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
California. Legislature. Assembly. Committee on Transportation.
California. Legislature. Assembly. Transportation and Commerce Committee
Transportation
Smog
Traffic safety
Drivers' licenses
Related Material
Bruce Young Papers
Wadie P. Deddeh Papers
Walter M. Ingalls Papers
Richard Katz Papers
Kevin Murray Papers
Tom Torlakson Papers
John Dutra Papers
Jenny Oropeza Papers
Oral Histories of Committee Members
John F. Foran, Oral History Interview, Conducted 2003 by Laura McCreery, Regional Oral History Office, University of California
at Berkeley, for the California State Archives State Government Oral History Program.
Kenneth A. Meade, Oral History Interview, Conducted 1987 by Timothy P. Fong, Regional Oral History Office, University of California
at Berkeley, for the California State Archives State Government Oral History Program.
See below for LP numbers
Series 1
Bill Files
1968-2012
Physical Description: 1590 file folders
Alternative Form of Materials Available
Microfilm copies of bill files are available for the years 1969-1976 where indicated with
MF before the LP number.
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by legislative session, then numerically by bill number.
Scope and Content Note
These bill files created by the Assembly Committee on Transportation may include all or some of the following items: bill
analyses, amendments and resolutions, author's statements, testimony, press releases, newspaper clippings, background information,
correspondence, roll calls, records of votes, and committee statements. Because of the size and complexity of transportation
in California, the range of topics included in bills assigned to the Assembly Transportation Committee varies greatly. Some
topics of particular interest and reoccurrence in recent years include cell phone regulation, Department of Motor Vehicles
records confidentiality, the high-speed rail, illegal alien drivers' licenses, and increased attention to bicyclists and pedestrians.
Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee
1968: AB2-AB2071; ACR13-ACR117; HR134-HR310 (5ff) LP131:17-21
1968: SB16-SB1222; SCR14-SCR69; SR154 (1ff) LP131:21A
Assembly Transportation Committee
1969: AB14-AB2339; ACR17-ACR240; AJR35, AJR59; HR45, HR62 (7ff)
MF LP131:22-27
1969: SB2-SB1426; SCR67-SCR162; SJR19, SJR24 (1ff)
MF LP131:28
1970: AB1-AB920 (11ff)
MF LP131:29-39
1970: AB924-AB2525; ACA8, ACA38; ACR4-ACR192; AJR11-AJR58; HR6, HR54 (7ff)
MF LP116:1-7
1970: SB8-SB1381; SCA5, SCA18; SCR38-SCR89; SJR8-SJR9 (4ff)
MF LP116:8-11
1971: AB32-AB3092; ACAs; ACRs; HRs (11ff)
MF LP131:40-41
MF LP132:1-9
1971: SB12-SB1623; SCRs; SJRs (5ff)
MF LP132:10-14
1972: AB1-AB2364; ACRs; AJRs; HRs (7ff)
MF LP132:16-22
1972: SB9-SB1493; SCRs; SJRs (5ff)
MF LP132:23-27
1973-1974: AB24-AB4518; ACA16, ACA70; ACR27-ACR265; AJR12-AJR112; HR98-HR125 (24ff)
MF LP162:291-307
MF LP163:1-7
1973-1974: SB26-SB2471; SCA15; SCR4-SCR145; SJR64 (6ff)
MF LP163:8-13
1975-1976: AB10-AB4525; ACAs; ACR9-ACR228; AJR38-AJR78 (23ff)
MF LP191:36-54
1975-1976: SB8-SB2199; SCR34, SCR10-SCR111; SJR11-SJR44 (8ff)
MF LP191:55-62
1977-1978: AB10-AB3822; ACA71, ACA79; ACR7-ACR172; AJR25-AJR85; HR62-HR68 (16ff) LP330:1-16
1977-1978: SB36-SB2198; SCR52-SCR85 (7ff) LP330:17-23
1979-1980: AB4-AB3479; ACA37-ACA84; ACR23-ACR141; AJR23-AJR48; HR11-HR33 (16ff) LP330:24-39
1979-1980: SB61-SB2055; SCA16; SCR9-SCR82; SJR15-SJR25 (11ff) LP330:40-50
1981-1982: AB50-AB3809; ACA52; ACR13-ACR135; AJR124-AJR129; HR38 (19ff) LP330:51-69
1981-1982: SB33-SB2066; SCR8-SCR86; SJR53 (15ff) LP330:70-84
1983-1984: AB23-AB4051; ACR11-ACR160; AJR9-AJR133 (16ff) LP330:85-101
1983-1984: SB33-SB2200; SCA37; SCR5-SCR84; SB22X (6ff) LP330:102-107
1985-1986: AB27-AB4382; ACR8-ACR162; AJR1-AJR104 (41ff) LP330:108-148
1985-1986: SB152-2620; SCA12; SCR8-SCR86; SJR1-SJR57 (17ff) LP330:149-165
1987-1988: AB3-AB4696; ACA5-ACA69; ACR2-ACR132; AJR4-AJR80 (56ff) LP330:166-222
1987-1988: SB2-SB2876; SCA13; SCR11-SCR100; SJR1-SJR26 (33ff) LP330:223-254
1989-1990: AB8-AB4363; ACA7-ACA44; ACR10-ACR164; AJR8-AJR100; AB5X-AB44X; ACR1X, ACR2X (58ff) LP330:255-312
1989-1990: SB1-SB2847; SCA1; SCR20-SCR109; SJR8-SJR61 (32ff) LP330:313-344
1991-1992: AB7-AB3800; ACA11-ACA55; ACR4-ACR133; AJR72; HR11-HR39; AB1X (63ff) LP330:345-407
1991-1992: SB3-SB2043; SCA27; SCR16-SCR76; SJR9-SJR44 (41ff) LP330:408-448
1993-1994: AB59-AB3814; ACA36; ACR12-ACR153; AJR35, AJR100; HR12-HR35; AB79X (32ff) LP330:449-530
1993-1994: SB14-2110; SCR6-SCR46; SJR10 (33ff) LP330:531-563
1995-1996: AB28-AB3426; ACA3-ACA12; ACR6-ACR99; HR11, HR90; AB7X (58ff) LP330:564-621
1995-1996: SB36-SB2162; SCR21-SCR55; SJR2-SJR10; SB10X (36ff) LP330:622-657
1997-1998: AB17-AB2815; ACA30; ACR66-ACR187; AJR1-AJR36 (66ff) LP330:658-723
1997-1998: SB42-SB2232; SCR43-SCR102 (42ff) LP330:724-765
1999-2000: AB15-AB2934; ACA1-ACA26; ACR5-ACR187; AJR6-AJR59 (83ff) LP330:1037-1119
1999-2000: SB14-SB2191; SCA3; SCR16-SCR96; SJR15-SJR27 (58ff) LP330:1120-1177
2001-2002: AB19-AB3026; ACA2-ACA9; ACR4-ACR244; AJR39; HR31-HR35; AB30XX-AB86XX (78ff) LP330:1178-1255
2001-2002: SB10-SB2076; SCR9-SCR105; SJR17-SJR36 (34ff) LP330:1256-1289
2003-2004: AB13-AB3104; ACA7-ACA29; ACR2-ACR249; AJR10-AJR90; HR33; AB1XXX (78ff) LP330:1290-1367
2003-2004: SB60-SB1848; SCA9; SCR3-SCR84; SJR7-SJR28; SB1XXX (26ff) LP330:1368-1393
2005-2006: AB26-AB3047, ACA4-ACA11, ACR5-ACR157, AJR5-AJR21 (77ff) LP330:1534-1610
2005-2006: SB3-SB1841, SCR5-SCR119, SJR13-SJR31 (37ff) LP330:1611-1647
2007-2008: AB4-AB3064, ACA9-ACA13, ACR4-ACR150, AJR37-AJR53, HR22 (59ff) LP330:1648-1706
2007-2008: SB7-SB1731, SCR3-SCR119, SJR32 (37ff) LP330:1707-1745
2009-2010: AB62-AB2777, ACR12-ACR182, AJR33, AJR44 (46ff) LP330:1746-1791
2009-2010: SB10-SB1475, SCR4-SCR100, SJR6-SJR33 (21ff) LP330:1792-1812
2011-2012: AB3-AB2679, ACR1-ACR126 (50ff) LP330:1813-1862
2011-2012: SB12-SB1549, SCR21-SCR97, SJR15 (20ff) LP330:1863-1882
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 2
Hearing Files
1956-1961,
1963-1987
Physical Description: 334 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by hearing date.
Access Information
Access to audiovisual material requires the production of use copies.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files include informational hearings, joint informational hearings, interim hearings and round tables. These files
may contain agendas, testimony, transcripts, reports, and background material. When complete, hearing files can provide an
in-depth analysis of issues of concern to the committee and California's transportation related issues. Of particular interest
are the creation and management of transportation districts and rapid transit programs. Other subjects covered consistently
over the history of the committee include air and noise pollution, traffic congestion, auto safety, truck regulation, fuels,
and transportation financing.
All audiocassettes and videotapes have been stored separately for preservation purposes. Separation sheets are included in
the files to alert researchers to the existence of tapes.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
See Appendix B for LP numbers
Series 3
Subject Files
1957,
1967-1980,
1985-1994,
1996-2001
1983-2010
Physical Description: 326 file folders, 1 audiocassette, 56 videocassettes (VHS)
Arrangement
Arranged alphabetically by subject heading.
Access Information
Access to audiovisual material requires the production of use copies.
Scope and Content Note
Subject files created by the Assembly Committee on Transportation may include administrative papers, correspondence, background
materials, notes, reports, newspaper clippings, and subcommittee information. A significant portion of the subject files
for the Assembly Transportation Committee records consist of administrative and legislative papers pertaining to operations,
rules, and records of measure for various state and local agencies, committees, commissions, departments and districts. These
papers provide insight into the inner workings of the organizations that shape California's transportation. Other subject
files include Bay Area Rapid Transit and other high-speed rail systems, air pollution and smog, transportation fuels, and
vehicle noise abatement.
Independent magnetic media in the form of one audiotape and 56 videotapes are included in the subject files. The tapes include
information on various subjects including transportation safety, clean air, reformulated gasoline, toxic chemical transportation
and spills, truck lengths, and seatbelts.
All audiocassettes and videocassettes have been stored separately for preservation purposes. Separation sheets are included
in the files to alert researchers to these audiovisual materials.
For a list of Subject Files, see Appendix B in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
See Appendix C for LP numbers
Series 4
Reports
1968,
1973-1974,
1976-1977,
1979-2006
Physical Description: 153 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by publication date.
Scope and Content Note
Reports include publications by government agencies and organizations as well as independent consultants and researchers of
analyses, proposals, studies, and statistical records on a variety of transportation-related subjects. Many of the published
reports in this collection by government agencies and organizations were the result of legislative mandate while those published
by independent consultants and researchers were done to provide the committee guidance and information on transportation topics,
projects, and bills.
For a chronological list of reports, see Appendix C in master finding aid at the California State Archives.
Additional Series Information
LP184:215-241; LP198:50-55; LP330:1002-1036
Series 5
Correspondence
1977-1980,
1983-1994
Physical Description: 68 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date.
Scope and Content Note
This committee's correspondence files consist of the Chairman's correspondence with federal, state, and local agencies and
departments, state legislators and constituents on subjects relating to bill hearings, administrative issues, transportation
projects, information requests and constituent concerns.
Chair's Correspondence. 1977-1980 (6ff) LP198:50-55
Chair's Correspondence. 1983-1984 (7ff) LP184:215-221
Chair's Correspondence. 1985-1986 (7ff) LP184:222-228
Chair's Correspondence. 1987-1988 (8ff) LP184:229-236
Chair's Correspondence. 1989 (5ff) LP184:237-241
Chair's Correspondence. 1990-1994 (35ff) LP330:1002-1036
Assembly Subcommittee on Air Pollution
1969-1970
See Appendix A for LP Numbers
Series 1
Hearing Files
1969-1970
Physical Description: 10 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by hearing date.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files may contain hearing agendas, hearing recordings, testimony, minutes, transcripts, and notes as well as correspondence
to and from the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a chronological list of hearings, see Appendix A in master finding aid at the California State Archives.
Assembly Subcommittee on Air Quality
1974-1980
LP198:2-4
Series 1
Bill Files
1975-1976
Physical Description: 3 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by legislative session, then numerically by bill number within each legislative house.
Scope and Content Note
1975-1976: AB18-AB4461 (2ff) LP198:2-3
1975-1976: SB13-SB2139 (1ff) LP198:4
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 2
Hearing Files
1974-1980
Physical Description: 8 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by hearing date.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files may contain hearing agendas, hearing recordings, testimony, minutes, transcripts, and notes as well as correspondence
to and from the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
LP197:177
Series 3
Subject Files
1977-1978
Physical Description: 1 file folder
Arrangement
Arranged alphabetically by subject heading.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's files consist of 1 file folder from the 1977-1978 legislative session containing agendas and roll calls.
Assembly Subcommittee on Freeway Traffic Control
1955-1956
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 1
Hearing Files
1955-1956
Physical Description: 2 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files contain hearing agendas, testimony, minutes, transcripts, audio recordings, and notes as well as correspondence
to and from the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
Assembly Subcommittee on the Golden Gate Bridge District
1971
LP130:33
Series 1
Hearing Files
1971
Physical Description: 1 file folder
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's files consist of one file folder from a hearing held on April 13, 1971 for a presentation of a report
regarding a transportation facilities plan.
Assembly Subcommittee on Highway Structural Safety
1971
LP130:34
Series 1
Hearing Files
1971
Physical Description: 1 file folder
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's files consist of one file folder from a hearing held on June 8, 1971 regarding state highway construction
practices in earthquake areas.
Assembly Subcommittee on Los Angeles Regional Transportation
1973-1974
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 1
Hearing Files
1978
Physical Description: 3 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files may contain hearing agendas, hearing recordings, testimony, minutes, transcripts, and notes as well as correspondence
to and from the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
Assembly Subcommittee on Metropolitan Transportation
1973
LP102:110-112
Series 1
Hearing Files
1973
Physical Description: 3 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's files consist of three file folders of hearing transcriptions from hearings, held in September, 1973,
regarding the possibility of creating a San Diego Metropolitan Transportation Service Agency. These hearings were held in
conjunction with the Assembly Interim Committee on Transportation and as such are also listed chronologically in Appendix
A.
Assembly Subcommittee on the Muffler Problem
1954
LP114:14
Series 1
Hearing Files
1954
Physical Description: 1 file folder
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's files consist of one file folder from a hearing held in Berkeley on November 10, 1954, regarding noise
pollution.
Assembly Subcommittee on Northern California
1957
LP114:30
Series 1
Hearing Files
1957
Physical Description: 1 file folder
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's files consist of one file folder from a hearing held in Sacramento on December 18, 1957 regarding AB118,
logging trucks; AB129, transportation of empty flat bed trailers; and AB3120, axle weight variance.
Assembly Subcommittee on the Oversight of the Century Freeway Project
1984
LP253:70-78
Series 1
Hearing Files
1984
Physical Description: 9 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's files consist of nine files from a hearing held in Norwalk on January 20, 1984 regarding safety issues
associated with hazardous materials at Willco Dump.
Assembly Subcommittee on Problems of Log Hauling
1954
LP114:13
Series 1
Hearing Files
1954
Physical Description: 1 file folder
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's files consist of one file folder from a hearing held in Sacramento on September 30, 1954, regarding transportation
of logs over public roads.
Assembly Subcommittee on Safety Devices and Regulations
1955-1956
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 1
Hearing Files
1955-1956
Physical Description: 6 files folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files can contain hearing agendas, testimony, minutes, transcripts, and notes as well as correspondence to and from
the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
Assembly Interim Subcommittee on San Francisco Rail Commuter Service
1974
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 1
Hearing Files
1974
Physical Description: 3 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files may contain hearing agendas, hearing recordings, testimony, minutes, transcripts, and notes as well as correspondence
to and from the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
Assembly Subcommittee on Southern California Regional Transportation
1974
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 1
Hearing Files
1974
Physical Description: 3 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files may contain hearing agendas, hearing recordings, testimony, minutes, transcripts, and notes as well as correspondence
to and from the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
Assembly Subcommittee on Traffic Safety and Devices
1957
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 1
Hearing Files
1957
Physical Description: 2 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files may contain hearing agendas, hearing recordings, testimony, minutes, transcripts, and notes as well as correspondence
to and from the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
Assembly Subcommittee on Transit
1979-1980
LP197:178;210
Series 1
Subject Files
1979-1980
Physical Description: 2 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged alphabetically by subject heading.
Scope and Content Note
This subcommittee's subject files consist of two file folders containing agendas and roll calls from the 1977-1978 and 1979-1980
legislative sessions.
Assembly Subcommittee on Truck Weights, Load Characteristics and Regulations
1955-1956
See Appendix A for LP numbers
Series 1
Hearing Files
1955-1956
Physical Description: 3 file folders
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by date of hearing.
Scope and Content Note
Hearing files may contain hearing agendas, hearing recordings, testimony, minutes, transcripts, and notes as well as correspondence
to and from the committee members and staff regarding the hearing subject.
For a list of hearing dates and topics, see Appendix A in Additional Series Information.
Additional Series Information
