California AB1791 restricts the South Coast Air Quality Management District and State Air Resources Board from imposing certain cost increases.

California AB1791 adds provisions to the Health and Safety Code, prohibiting the South Coast Air Quality Management District from adopting regulations that would increase the cost of a gallon of gasoline by more than two cents or the cost to build a home by more than two thousand dollars. It also prohibits the State Air Resources Board from adopting regulations that would increase the cost of a gallon of gasoline by more than two cents or the cost to build a home by more than two thousand dollars.

California AB1791 restricts the South Coast Air Quality Management District and State Air Resources Board from imposing certain cost increases.

California AB1791 adds provisions to the Health and Safety Code, prohibiting the South Coast Air Quality Management District from adopting regulations that would increase the cost of a gallon of gasoline by more than two cents or the cost to build a home by more than two thousand dollars. It also prohibits the State Air Resources Board from adopting regulations that would increase the cost of a gallon of gasoline by more than two cents or the cost to build a home by more than two thousand dollars.