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CA AB1465
Bill
Status
9/20/2024
Primary Sponsor
Buffy Wicks
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AI Summary
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Allows civil penalties for air pollution violations from Title V sources (stationary sources required to have federal operating permits) to be multiplied by up to 3 times if the emission contains specified air contaminants
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Defines "source" as an establishment located on one or more contiguous or adjacent properties for purposes of applying the penalty multiplier
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Requires courts and districts to consider health impacts, community disruptions, timeliness and accuracy of violator notifications, and other violation-related circumstances when assessing penalties
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Clarifies that civil penalties shall be assessed and recovered through civil actions brought by the Attorney General, district attorneys, or district attorneys in the jurisdiction where the violation occurs
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Approved by Governor on September 20, 2024
Legislative Description
Nonvehicular air pollution: civil penalties.
Last Action
Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 300, Statutes of 2024.
9/20/2024