California § 94931.5 - The bureau may propose modifications to the fee schedule in Section 94930.5 to th
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§ 94931.5. The bureau may propose modifications to the fee schedule in Section 94930.5 to th
(a) The bureau may propose modifications to the fee schedule in Section 94930.5 to the Governor and the Legislature to add or delete categories of fees related to work performed by the bureau and propose to the Governor and the Legislature the maximum amount to be charged for each fee category added to the fee schedule. The fee schedule shall provide adequate resources for the bureau to effectively implement this chapter. (b) The bureau shall annually publish a schedule of the current fees to be charged pursuant to this article and shall make this schedule available to the public.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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