AB1663 regulates the removal and trimming of western Joshua trees in California.
AB1663 amends the Fish and Game Code to regulate the removal and trimming of western Joshua trees. It prohibits the import, export, or possession of these trees unless authorized by specific acts. Permits for removing or trimming dead trees can be issued if they pose a safety risk or are near structures. The Department of Fish and Wildlife can delegate permit authority to local governments. The bill also establishes the Western Joshua Tree Conservation Fund and requires annual assessments of local tree populations.
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