California SB260 prohibits the use of unmanned aircraft for certain inspections and near critical infrastructure facilities, and establishes.
California SB260 amends the Penal Code to prohibit the use of unmanned aircraft for onsite inspections of residential property by insurance companies. It also prohibits operating unmanned aircraft within 400 feet of critical infrastructure facilities, with exceptions for authorized personnel. Violators face fines and imprisonment. The bill defines "unmanned aircraft" and "critical infrastructure facility," and specifies that the law does not apply to emergency services or authorized operations.
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