Hazardous WasteĪB 407: Deletes the criterion that used oil not be subject to regulation as used oil under federal law.ĪB 493: Relates to the California Oil Recycling Enhancement Act.ĪB 1614: Requires state water resources to conduct a study on how to phase out the existence of gas fueling stations.ĪB 1716: Make various technical changes to the six unified hazardous waste and materials management regulatory program overseen by the Certified United Programs Agencies (CUPAs).ĪB 1579: Requires the state, beginning in 2035, to establish a bid specification for the acquisition of motor vehicles and determining the lowest bidder to consider whether the vehicle is equipped with lithium-ion batteries produced with the least environmental impact. SB 703: Permits a nonexempt employee to request a flexible work schedule providing up to 10 hours per day within a 40-hour workweek without obligation to pay overtime. SB 616: Modifies employer sick leave and requires an employee have no less than 56 hours of accrued sick leave. Career Technical EducationĪB 377: Increases CTE funding from $300 million each year to $450 million.ĪB 518: Expands the definition of “family member” for purposes of the Paid Family Leave Program to allow workers to take time off to care for a seriously ill designated person.ĪB 524: Adds caregiver status as a protected class under Fair Employment and Housing Act.ĪB 1100: Establishes the 32-hour workweek pilot program. SB 55: Prohibits a motor vehicle dealer from selling a vehicle equipped with a catalytic converter unless the converter has been permanently marked with the VIN, the vehicle is sold for dismantling or salvage, the vehicle is sold at a wholesale auction or a buyer declines the marking offered by the dealer. California is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Catalytic Converter TheftĪB 641: Makes it a misdemeanor for someone to possess six or more used catalytic converters that have been cut from a vehicle unless they are a licensed dismantler.ĪB 1519: Makes it a misdemeanor to remove, alter or obfuscate any VIN engraved, etched or otherwise marked on a catalytic converter, or from possessing 3 or more catalytic converters that have been so altered. Depending on income and mobility options, participants can receive up to 9,500 for the purchase. Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR)ĪB 1263: The bill, among other things, would maintain the continuation of the BAR Advisory Committee require employees, such as service writers, who are involved in a BAR violation to attend remedial training require a salvage rebuilder selling a revived salvage vehicle to provide a consumer with a safety systems certificate and require upcoming BAR towing and storage regulations to reference the civil and vehicle codes and insurance code regulations. CAA has been following these legislative bills, and will continue to monitor and report. The California Legislature has returned from summer recess and the California Autobody Association (CAA) anticipates a surge of legislative activity in the coming weeks. For example, if a dismantler is also licensed by the department as a dealer, all vehicles held. Of 2 CAA Watching Several CA Bills as Legislature Returns 1.070 Separation of Businesses and Records (VC §11509 a, 3, 11520 a, 5) An automobile dismantler must maintain a clear physical division between the business of dismantling vehicles and any other type of business conducted at the same location.
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