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State Responsbility Area Fire Prevention Fees

Legislation introduced to repeal current SRA Fire Prevention Fee Three separate but nearly identical pieces of legislation have been introduced to repeal the current $150 per structure fire prevention fee levied in state responsbility areas(SRAs). An additional bill, SB 125 (Gaines), seeks to provide SRA fee exemptions for structure-owners in fire protection district boundaries. In the meantime, the State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection continues to hold hearings to address concerns related to incorrect billing, protest procedures, and credits for homeowner association and fire protection district fees.   Assembly Bill 23 (Donnelly) - Repeal SRA fees Assembly Bill 124 (Morrell) - Repeal SRA fees Senate Bill 17 (Gaines) - Repeal SRA fees Senate Bill 125 (Gaines) - SRA fee exemption for structures served by fire protection districts   In addition, the Governor's proposed 2013-14 Budget includes $11 million in antipcated SRA fee revenue dedicated to fire prevention services and 65 new CALFIRE positions.   SRA Viewer The BFFP released a SRA Viewer on their website that allows you to search specific addresses or general areas to find out if they are in a SRA.  If you would like to see if your constituents are located within an SRA, please visit here.  This tool may be helpful in notifying your residents of this matter.   Useful Information Read CSDA SB 1040 Support Letter here Read Text and Committee Analysis of SB 1040 Read Text and Committee Analysis of AB 2474 Read Text and Committee Analysis of AB 1506 Read 2012 SRA Fee Budget Trailer Bill here Read Updated DRAFT Regulation here Read Coalition Oppose Letter of ABx1 24 & SBx1 7 here  Read 9.6.11 CSDA Overview of ABx1 24 & SBx1 7 here Read Text and Committee Analyses of ABx1 24 & SBx1 7 Read 8.29.11 CSDA Overview of Adopted Emergency Regulations here Read Adopted Emergency Regulation here Read Text and Committee Analysis of ABx1 29

 

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