California SB883 addresses the regulation of reactive chemicals, particularly methyl methacrylate, to prevent accidental releases and ensure public.
California SB883 amends existing laws to enhance the regulation of reactive chemicals, specifically methyl methacrylate, to prevent accidental releases and ensure public safety. The bill mandates inspections of reactive chemical storage facilities and requires reporting of inspection results to relevant state agencies. It also restricts the approval of building permits for new or modified reactive chemical storage facilities unless certain safety conditions are met.
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