Memo urging the Legislature to allow Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1980 to go into effect

--- Page 1 --- The second second EDMUND G. BROWN JR., Governor STATE OF CALIFORNIA COMMISSION ON CALIFORNIA STATE GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION AND ECONOMY 11th & L BUILDING, SUITE 550, (916) 445-2125 SACRAMENTO 95814 Chairman NATHAN SHAPELL Reverty Hills May 7, 1980 Vice-Chairman RICHARD D. HAYDEN Assemblyman, Cupertino ALFRED E. ALQUIST Senator, San Jose MAURICE RENE CHEZ Los Angeles JACK R. FENTON Assemblyman, Monteballo Honorable Edmund G. Brown Jr. DIXON R. HARWIN Governor of California Beverly Hills NANCIE BROOKE KNAPP Los Angeles Honorable James R. Mills MILTON MARKS President pro Tempore of the Senate, Senator, San Francisco and to Members of the Senate JAMES F. MULVANEY San Diago MANNING J. POST Los Angeles Honorable Leo T. McCarthy PHILLIP J. REILLY Speaker of the Assembly, and to Missian Vieja Members of the Assembly RICHARD S. TRUGMAN Beverly Hills JEAN KINDY WALKER Modesto L. H. HALCOMB In January 1980 the Governor transmitted to this Commission a prelimi- <b>Executive Director</b> nary draft of Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1980 which would transfer the occupational licensing and regulation of mobilehome manufacturers, dealers, distributors, salespeople, and transporters from the Depart- ment of Motor Vehicles to the Department of Housing and Community Development. This preliminary proposal, together with supporting information, was reviewed in detail by the Commission. The reorgani- zation proposal was formally presented to the Commission on March 14, 1980 and a public hearing on the proposal was held by the Commission on March 20, 1980. Upon receipt of further testimony which supplemented prior Commission analysis, the Commission concurred that the reorganization action pro- posed by the plan is in the public interest. The Commission members unanimously urge that the plan be allowed to become effective on the date specified by Government Code Section 12080.5. Sincerely, NATHAN SHAPELL Chairman Βv Executive Director