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District Counsel summarizes recent bills: e-bike regulation, CDD supervisor recall, sovereign immunity changes
Summary
District Counsel Tony Pires summarized legislation passed in the recent session addressing e-bike regulation, the process to recall elected CDD supervisors, modifications to sovereign immunity limits, and substantial revision to the non-profit act; Supervisors discussed e-bike safety after an observation of youths speeding on sidewalks.
Tony Pires, District Counsel for Woodward Pires & Lombardo, told the Board he reviewed bills that passed in the recent legislative session including measures "regulating e-bikes, establishing a process to recall elected CDD Supervisors, modifying the sovereign immunity statute, increasing the sovereign immunity statutory limits for recovery, and substantial revision of the non-profit act." The presentation was informational and the counsel did not recommend specific local action at this meeting.
Supervisor Kurt Blumenthal said he recently observed youths speeding on e-bikes on sidewalks and asked about the District's rules and regulations. The Board discussed recent e-bike accidents and state laws requiring bicyclists to wear helmets; no ordinance changes were adopted at this meeting, and staff were asked to keep the Board informed of any compliance or enforcement implications.
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