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>From: Brian Caudill <[email protected]>
>To: Brian Caudill <[email protected]>
>Subject: SEMA Action Network Legislative Alert - CA Bill Would
>Exempt Inoperable Vehicles from Public Nuisance Ordinances
>Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2003 07:08:58 -0800
>
>LEGISLATIVE ALERT
>
>California Bill to Exempt Inoperable Vehicles from Public Nuisance Ordinances
>
> A bill (A.B. 789) has been introduced in the California
>Assembly that exempts vehicles having a certification of
>nonoperation on file with the DMV from city and county public
>nuisance ordinances. The vehicle would have to be stored or parked
>in a legal manner on private property and not readily visible from
>the street.
>
>We Urge You to Contact Your State Legislators to Support A.B. 789
>
>* A.B. 789 provides safeguards for hobbyists to work on collector
>vehicles on private property.
>
>* A.B. 789 establishes reasonable provisions that vehicles be
>properly parked and located out of ordinary public view, which can
>generally be achieved by means of inside storage, fencing, trees,
>shrubbery, etc.
>
>* A.B. 789 allows collectors to maintain wrecked, dismantled or
>inoperative vehicles and their parts on private property.
>
>* A.B. 789 demonstrates a real effort by legislators and hobbyists
>to enact reasonable and fair compromise legislation.
>
>Contact your own state legislators in Sacramento immediately by
>phone, fax or e-mail to support this legislation. If you need
>assistance in determining who your legislators are and their contact
>information, please contact the California State Legislature's
>General Information Line at 916/445-4311. This information can also
>be obtained by calling the SEMA Washington, D.C. office at
>202/783-6007 ext. 39 or via the Internet at
><<http://www.enjoythedrive.com/legislative/contact_legislator.asp>http://www.enjoythedrive.com/legislative/contact_legislator.asp>.
>Please be certain to include your name and address on your
>correspondence.
>
>For our records, forward a copy of your letter to the SEMA
>Government Affairs office at [email protected]
><<mailto:[email protected]>mailto:[email protected]> or via the
>information below.
>
>Brian Caudill
>SEMA Action Network
>1317 F Street, NW, Suite 500
>Washington, DC 20004
>202-783-6024 (Fax)
>To: Brian Caudill <[email protected]>
>Subject: SEMA Action Network Legislative Alert - CA Bill Would
>Exempt Inoperable Vehicles from Public Nuisance Ordinances
>Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2003 07:08:58 -0800
>
>LEGISLATIVE ALERT
>
>California Bill to Exempt Inoperable Vehicles from Public Nuisance Ordinances
>
> A bill (A.B. 789) has been introduced in the California
>Assembly that exempts vehicles having a certification of
>nonoperation on file with the DMV from city and county public
>nuisance ordinances. The vehicle would have to be stored or parked
>in a legal manner on private property and not readily visible from
>the street.
>
>We Urge You to Contact Your State Legislators to Support A.B. 789
>
>* A.B. 789 provides safeguards for hobbyists to work on collector
>vehicles on private property.
>
>* A.B. 789 establishes reasonable provisions that vehicles be
>properly parked and located out of ordinary public view, which can
>generally be achieved by means of inside storage, fencing, trees,
>shrubbery, etc.
>
>* A.B. 789 allows collectors to maintain wrecked, dismantled or
>inoperative vehicles and their parts on private property.
>
>* A.B. 789 demonstrates a real effort by legislators and hobbyists
>to enact reasonable and fair compromise legislation.
>
>Contact your own state legislators in Sacramento immediately by
>phone, fax or e-mail to support this legislation. If you need
>assistance in determining who your legislators are and their contact
>information, please contact the California State Legislature's
>General Information Line at 916/445-4311. This information can also
>be obtained by calling the SEMA Washington, D.C. office at
>202/783-6007 ext. 39 or via the Internet at
><<http://www.enjoythedrive.com/legislative/contact_legislator.asp>http://www.enjoythedrive.com/legislative/contact_legislator.asp>.
>Please be certain to include your name and address on your
>correspondence.
>
>For our records, forward a copy of your letter to the SEMA
>Government Affairs office at [email protected]
><<mailto:[email protected]>mailto:[email protected]> or via the
>information below.
>
>Brian Caudill
>SEMA Action Network
>1317 F Street, NW, Suite 500
>Washington, DC 20004
>202-783-6024 (Fax)
