California AB2787 establishes fees and regulations for invasive mussel infestation prevention on vessels.
California AB2787 mandates the collection of invasive mussel infestation prevention fees from vessel owners. The fees vary based on the year and type of vessel. The Department of Boating and Waterways sets the fee amounts, which are adjusted for inflation every odd-numbered year. The bill also outlines procedures for collecting and using these fees, ensuring they are deposited into the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund. Additionally, it specifies conditions under which vessel operators may be cited for operating without a valid invasive mussel infestation prevention sticker.
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