County air pollution control districts: Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District: board members: compensation.
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Overview
This bill establishes a system for compensating members of county air pollution control district boards, specifically the Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District board. It allows board members to be reimbursed for necessary expenses and receive a daily stipend for attending meetings or conducting official business, subject to annual limits. The bill also requires the district board to submit a report to the Legislature within three years of starting compensation, assessing the impact on board composition and effectiveness.
Key provisions
- Provides reimbursement for actual and necessary expenses for board members.
- Establishes a daily stipend for board members attending meetings or conducting official business (up to $200/day, capped at $7,200/year).
- Allows for annual compensation increases, tied to inflation or a percentage increase.
- Prohibits automatic future increases in compensation.
- Requires a report to the Legislature within three years of implementing compensation, assessing its impact.
- Applies only to boards with membership determined under Section 40100.5.
- Specific provisions apply to the Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District board.
Who is affected
- County air pollution control districts
- Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District board members
- County supervisors
- City council members
- Mayors
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