Plain English Breakdown
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HB124: Increasing State Fire Marshal Fees
This law raises the maximum fees that Delaware's State Fire Marshal can charge for certain licenses and permits.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the maximum fee for a license to service portable unit fire suppression appliances from $50 to $100.
- Raises the maximum fee for all other required permits, licenses, and certifications under State Fire Prevention Regulations from $25 to $100.
- Updates Title 16 of the Delaware Code to reflect these new price limits.
Who It Names or Affects
- Businesses or individuals who need a license to service portable unit fire suppression appliances.
- People or organizations that require other permits, licenses, or certifications from the State Fire Marshal's Office under State Fire Prevention Regulations.
Terms To Know
- State Fire Marshal
- The state official authorized to issue fire safety permits and set fee schedules with approval from the State Fire Prevention Commission.
- Portable unit fire suppression appliance
- A device used for putting out fires that requires a specific license to service under this law.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not specify the exact date when these new fees take effect.
- The law sets maximum fee limits but allows the State Fire Marshal to charge less than the maximum amount.