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6/3/2002
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Legislative Bill Action <br /> <br />quality control boards to impose mandatory mini- also accepted by the author to clarify that cities <br />mum penalties for some waste discharge violations may have full enforcement authority and that <br />that have little or no significant environmental licensee data collected by the State Board of <br />impacts and that are beyond the control of the Equalization, the state agency that would do the <br />discharger, For example, if a waste water plant licensing and enforcement, would be available to <br />operator installs a new or upgraded system, under local law enforcement agencies. ~he bill makes no <br />existing law if the system does not perform as changes to the ability of cities to enforce youth <br />planned and must be recalibrated, the public access laws. <br />agency faces mandatory minimum penalties if the <br />problems result in violations of the waste water SB 1700 also places a moratorium on enact- <br />permit. AB 2351 exempts such violations from ment of new, stronger local tobacco licensing <br />these penalties if the agency meets certain require- ordinances for three years, but authorizes cities or <br />ments. Though the bill is currently in the Assembly counties to enact stronger local ordinances after <br />Appropriations Committee suspense file, the League that time. The author's staff has indicated a desire <br />and the California Association of Sanitation Agen- for the licensing provisions of SB 1700 to be at <br />cies continue to work with the author's office, the least as strong as the strongest local ordinance. <br />Water Board and environmental representatives to Although the League has evaluated numerous <br />address a number of important outstanding issues, existing city tobacco retailer licensing ordinances, <br />Staff: Yvonne Hunter, Status: AsApps-Suspense any city has an ordinance that is stronger than that <br />File, Position: Support/Co-sponsor. included in the newly amended version of SB 1700, <br /> should contact the League's Sacramento office <br />SB 17OO (Peace). Tobacco. Counterfeit immediately <br />Cigarettes. Tobacco Retail Licenses. SB 1700 <br />establishes a statewide licensing program for SB 1700 is part of a three-bill package to <br />tobacco retailers and a program to combat the address counterfeit cigarettes. The other bills, <br />distribution and sale of counterfeit cigarettes. SB 1701 and SB 1702, deal with revising the type <br />Recent studies indicate that California loses signifi- of tax stamp placed on cigarette packages, fees, <br />cant revenue from such sales due to loss of sales and distribution of revenue for enforcement. <br />taxes, as well as loss of Proposition 10 and 99 fees. Staff: Yvonne Hunter, Status: SenApps, Position: <br />Other studies indicate that some of this revenue Support Pending. <br />finds it way to crime and terrorist organizations. <br /> AB 2479 (Jackson). Hazardous Materials, <br />About two or three dozen cities have local Terrorism. AB 2479 establishes to California <br />programs that license tobacco retailers, The Chemical Security and Community Protection Act. <br />League has been in continuing discussions with the Although the bill's goal is well-intended (to <br />author's office to develop amendments to SB 170Q, strengthen hazardous materials programs in order <br />so that the statewide tobacco retailer licensing to reduce the potential for terrorist attacks) it does <br />program, including the enforcement provisions, are not aevance the fiel~ m a way that will increase <br />at least as strong as the strongest local ordinance, security. Rather, it proposes new hazardous materi- <br />As recently amended, the bill. now includes enforce- als regulatory structures that overlap and conflict <br />ment provisions modeled after the Los Angeles City well-established and excellent mutual aid system. <br />tobacco licensing ordinance, thought by many to Staff: Yvonne Hunter, Status: AsApps-Suspense <br />be the strongest in the state. Amendments were File, Position: Oppose. <br /> <br />Visit the League's Official Web Site--www. cacities.org PRIORITY FOCUS/PAGE 11 <br /> <br /> <br />
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