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Board approves fee regulation amendments and directs staff to begin rulemaking
Summary
The board voted to approve Resolution 260201 directing staff to begin formal rulemaking to amend fee regulations (removing an internal expense cap, adding a firm payment deadline, clarifying fee apportionment on membership termination and removing outdated language); members raised concerns about budget timing and call-center administration.
The California Underground Safety Board voted on Feb. 10 to approve a resolution directing staff to begin formal rulemaking to amend the board's fee regulation.
Staff told the board the proposed amendments address four areas: removal of a self-imposed expense cap; addition of a firm deadline for fee payment (staff proposes payment and applicable late fees be resolved before the start of the billing year); clarification of fee apportionment when a member's subsurface installation transfers or a regional notification center membership terminates (the departing member’s portion would be added to the new member’s fee if termination…
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