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Fresno — Appendix H: Amount of Civil Penalty to Cure Alleged Violation of Proposition 65 for Failure to Provide Certain Warnings (Health & Saf. Code, § 26249.7(k))

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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Fresno County

Fresno — Appendix H: Amount of Civil Penalty to Cure Alleged Violation of Proposition…

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1 Appendix H 2 3 Amount of Civil Penalty to Cure Alleged Violation of Proposition 65 for Failure to 4 Provide Certain Warnings (Health & Saf. Code, § 25249.7(k)) 5 6 7 Formula 8 Under Health and Safety Code section 25249.7(k), the amount of civil penalty per facility 9 or premises that an alleged violator may agree to pay within 14 days of service of a notice 10 of violation under that section will be computed and adjusted as follows: 11 Adjusted annual CCPI (Dec. 2023) – annual CCPI (Dec. 2018) Previous penalty = + 1 ˟ dollar annual CCPI (Dec. 2018) amount amount 12 13 14 Definition 15 “CCPI” means the California Consumer Price Index for All Urban Comsumers, as 16 established by the California Department of Industrial Relations. 17 18 19 Calculation and adjustment 20 Effective April 1, 2024, the amount of civil penalty that an alleged violator may agree to 21 pay within 14 days of service of a notice of violation under Health and Safety Code 22 section 25249.7(k)(2)(B)(ii) is $610 per facility or premises where the alleged violation 23 occurred. 24 25 The calculation is as follows: 26 27 331.804–272.51 28 $608.79 = 272.51 + 1 ˟ $500 29 30 31 Under Health and Safety Code section 25249.7(k)(2)(B)(ii), the adjusted penalty amount 32 is rounded to the nearest $5, so the dollar amount of the adjusted limit is rounded to $610. 33 34 Appendix H amended effective April 1, 2024; adopted effective April 1, 2019. 35

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