California DMV Laws Take Effect January First
New laws enacted by the legislature and signed by Governor Gray Davis take effect January 1 2001. Revisions expand commercial vehicle regulation to fit IRP rules while boosting license plate thresholds and fees for driving schools. The package adds three new special plates Girl Scouts Breast Cancer Research Rotary International and tightens oversight amid other provisions.
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City council approves upgrades and back up power spending
City officials consider paving Zerker Road funds and upgrading police computer systems at a cost near fifteen thousand dollars. Council approves thirty one thousand in expenditures and amends budgets. They discuss Central Avenue drains, plan gutter covers in two weeks. A natural gas engine back up for water well 14 costs eighty five thousand dollars and is approved. AB 2928 funds provide eighty four thousand seven hundred eighty five dollars for street and road preservation with stipulations to keep current transportation funds. The city has received the money and will adjust the budget accordingly.
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