California SB753 establishes statewide regulations for the retrieval and return of abandoned shopping carts by local governments.
California SB753 standardizes the retrieval and return of abandoned shopping carts across the state. Local governments can retrieve carts located outside retail premises and return them to the owner or retailer. If not reclaimed within three business days, fees may apply. The bill also allows for impoundment without prior notice if actual notice is provided within 24 hours. Carts not reclaimed within 30 days can be sold or disposed of. Local governments can recover actual retrieval costs. The law aims to ensure efficient management of abandoned carts while protecting property rights.
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