California Code, Harbors and Navigation Code - HNC § 1730

(A) The projected growth of each maritime port in the state.

(B) The costs and benefits of developing a coordinated state program to obtain federal funding for maritime port growth, security, and congestion relief.

(C) Impacts of maritime port growth on the state's transportation system.

(D) Air pollution caused by movement of goods through the state's maritime ports, and proposed methods of mitigating or alleviating that pollution.

(E) Maritime port security, including, but not limited to, training, readiness, certification of port personnel, exercise planning and conduct, and critical marine transportation system infrastructure protection.

(F) A statewide plan for continuing operation of maritime ports in cooperation with the United States Coast Guard, the federal Department of Homeland Security, the California Emergency Management Agency, and the California National Guard, consistent with the state's emergency management system and the national emergency management system, in the event of a major incident or disruption of port operations in one or more of the state's maritime ports.

(G) State marine transportation policy, legislation, and planning;  regional infrastructure project funding;  competitiveness;  environmental impacts;  port safety and security;  and any other matters affecting the marine transportation system of the United States within, or affecting, the state.