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District Counsel reviews recent session bills including e‑bike regulation and CDD recall process
Summary
District Counsel Tony Pires summarized bills from the recent legislative session, including regulation of e‑bikes, a process to recall elected CDD supervisors, changes to sovereign immunity limits, and revisions to the non‑profit act; a supervisor raised concerns about youths speeding on e‑bikes.
Tony Pires, District Counsel for Woodward Pires & Lombardo, told the Board he reviewed bills that passed during the most recent legislative session, citing measures that regulate e‑bikes, establish a recall process for elected CDD supervisors, modify sovereign immunity statutory limits, and substantially revise the non‑profit act.
Supervisor Kurt Blumenthal said he recently observed youths speeding on e‑bikes on sidewalks and asked about the CDD's rules and regulations regarding e‑bikes; the Board discussed state helmet laws for bicyclists and recent e‑bike accidents. The update was informational and no formal legal action was taken.
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