CA AB935

Defines "sensitive production facility" as a production facility located within 2,500 feet of buildings intended for human occupancy (residences, schools, hospitals, businesses), or in areas with significant threat to life/health, or with history of excess emissions or safety violations.

Requires the Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources to review and update its existing regulations for sensitive production facilities by January 1, 2021, prioritizing reduction of volatile organic compounds, toxic air contaminants, methane, and particulate matter emissions.

Authorizes cities and counties, after consulting with relevant air districts, to develop and adopt air monitoring plans and require installation of continuous and periodic monitoring systems for hydrocarbon emissions from nonrefinery stationary sources.

Allows cities and counties to impose reasonable charges on nonrefinery hydrocarbon emission sources to cover costs of developing, adopting, implementing, and enforcing air monitoring plans and monitoring system installations.

Specifies that charges must comply with Article XIII C of the California Constitution and does not limit other authority of cities or counties to impose additional air monitoring requirements.