Solid waste: construction debris: diversion: deposits.
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Fiscal committee
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to ensure that cities and counties return refundable deposits required for construction and demolition permits when contractors demonstrate compliance with local waste diversion laws. Currently, delays in returning these deposits can create financial burdens for property owners and businesses. The bill requires cities and counties to return the full deposit within three years of final inspection if the contractor provides documentation of compliance with diversion requirements.
Key provisions
- Requires cities and counties to return full construction and demolition debris deposits.
- Sets a timeframe of three years from final inspection for deposit returns.
- Specifies that documentation of compliance with diversion requirements is needed for a refund.
- Defines ‘deposit’ as a refundable deposit, performance security, or similar financial guarantee.
- Allows cities and counties to deny refunds if documentation demonstrates noncompliance.
Who is affected
- Cities
- Counties
- Construction Contractors
- Property Owners
- Small Businesses
Notable changes
- Establishes a clear process for returning construction and demolition debris deposits.
- Creates a specific timeframe for deposit returns.
- Addresses the issue of delayed deposit refunds and associated financial burdens.
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