Fur-bearing and nongame mammals: trapping licenses.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies the fees associated with trapping licenses for fur-bearing and nongame mammals in California. Specifically, it adjusts the base fees for resident and nonresident applicants. The changes aim to ensure the Department of Fish and Wildlife fully covers administrative and implementation costs related to these licenses. The bill makes a technical correction to the existing law regarding license fees.
Key provisions
- Adjusts the base fee for resident trapping licenses over 16 years of age to $45.
- Adjusts the base fee for resident trapping licenses under 16 years of age to $15.
- Adjusts the base fee for nonresident trapping licenses to $225.
- Allows nonresidents to only take species permitted for residents in their home state.
- Requires the commission to adjust fees to cover administrative and implementation costs.
Who is affected
- Trappers of fur-bearing mammals
- Trappers of nongame mammals
- California residents
- Nonresident trappers
- Department of Fish and Wildlife
Notable changes
- Updates the fee structure for trapping licenses.
- Establishes a mechanism for the commission to adjust fees to cover costs.
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