Plain English Breakdown
The bill does not specify which fairs will receive funding, leaving this detail uncertain.
Funding for California Fairs
This law changes how money in the Fair and Exposition Fund can be used to support various projects at fairs, including health, fire safety, emergency services, compliance with state regulations, and maintenance.
What This Bill Does
- Changes how money from the Fair and Exposition Fund can be spent on California fairs.
- Allows money to be used for public health, fire and life safety, and emergency service improvements at fairs.
- Requires money to cover compliance with state regulations and maintenance projects at fairgrounds.
- Limits up to 5% of fund money each year to help the Department of Food and Agriculture manage the network of California fairs.
Who It Names or Affects
- California fairs
- The Secretary of Food and Agriculture
Terms To Know
- Fair and Exposition Fund
- A special fund that holds money for projects at California fairs.
- Capital outlay
- Money spent on big purchases like buildings or equipment.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how much money will be in the Fair and Exposition Fund each year.
- It is unclear exactly which fairs will receive funding from this law.