CA SB1302

Adds aggravating factor to arson crime if fire was set with intent to disrupt commercial operations of an animal feeding operation, animal feedlot, or livestock salesyard and caused damage exceeding $100,000

Conviction under aggravated arson requires imprisonment in state prison for 10 years to life with mandatory 10 calendar year minimum before parole eligibility

Expands existing aggravated arson statute (Penal Code Section 451.5) which previously required $6,500,000 in damages or five or more destroyed inhabited structures as aggravating factors

Clarifies that fire suppression costs are included in calculating total property damage and losses

Specifies no state reimbursement is required because the act creates new crime definitions and penalties under Government Code Section 17556