Posted on 2012/04/19 by Ted Duboise and saved under California, Feature, Legislation & Ordinances
Plastic Bag Company Claims Prop 26 Applies | Plastic Bag Ban Report LOS ANGELES, California, April 19, 2012 (ENS) – A lawsuit challenging Los Angeles County’s plastic bag ban and 10-cent paper bag charge has gone to the California Court of Appeal. In July 2011, Los Angeles County passed the…
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Posted on 2012/04/03 by Ted Duboise and saved under Feature, Legislation & Ordinances, PACKAGING
Massachusetts’ Plastic Bag Reduction Act | Plastic Bag Ban Report Sponsored by State Representative Lori A. Ehrlich from Marblehead, Bill H.1990 would require all retailers to provide compostable bags at checkout. If passed, the law would not prohibit retailers from giving bags to customers, but would eliminate non-biodegradable plastic bags…
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Posted on 2012/03/20 by Ted Duboise and saved under Feature, Legislation & Ordinances, PACKAGING
Different Approach To Plastic Bag Regulation | Plastic Bag Ban Report March 18, 2012 – The Maryland Plastic Bag Recycling Act is being considered in the current session of the Maryland General Assembly. If passed, the law would create what is known as Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), a common term…
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Posted on 2012/02/08 by Ted Duboise and saved under Legislation & Ordinances
We reported here on March 10th, 2011 that Chestertown, Maryland Town Council voted to ban plastic bags. Chestertown’s Plastic Bag Reduction Ordinance was approved and took effect on January 19th, 2012. The ordinance is effective for all retailers, not just supermarkets, liquor stores, or pharmacies, and prohibits the free distribution…
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Posted on 2012/01/29 by Ted Duboise and saved under Legislation & Ordinances
The Town of Westport, CT passed an ordinance on September 2, 2008, with the most extensive ban on plastic bags in the U.S. Since then, through sharing documents and guidance, the sponsors of the ordinance have been assisting many other communities in their efforts to ban plastic bags. Indeed, Rye,…
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Posted on 2011/07/25 by Ted Duboise and saved under California, Legislation & Ordinances
Long Beach, California is located in Los Angeles County. LA County passed a plastic bag ordinance in November, 2010 and established a model for cities located within the County. See LA County’s Plastic Bag Ban. Large Stores Begins August 1st Long Beach residents are reminded to “Take a Tote” when…
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Posted on 2011/02/02 by Ted Duboise and saved under Legislation & Ordinances
ORDINANCE NO. 2011-282 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALABASAS ADDING CHAPTER 8.17 TO THE CALABASAS MUNICIPAL CODE TO REGULATE THE USE OF PLASTIC CARRYOUT BAGS AND RECYCLABLE PAPER BAGS AND PROMOTE THE USE OF REUSABLE BAGS IN THE CITY OF CALABASAS THE CITY COUNCIL OF…
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Posted on 2011/01/10 by Ted Duboise and saved under Legislation & Ordinances
ORDINANCE NO. __8–…-:85__ BILL NO. 2321, Draft 2 A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A NEW ARTICLE 19, CHAPTER 22, KAUA’I COUNTY CODE 1987, RELATING TO PLASTIC BAG REDUCTION BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF KAUA’I, STATE OF HAvVAI’I: “SECTION 1. Findings and Purpose. The production…
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Posted on 2010/12/19 by Ted Duboise and saved under Legislation & Ordinances
DRAFT–Contact the Office of the City Clerk at (408)535-1260 or CityClerk@sanjoseca.gov for final document. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN JOSE AMENDING CHAPTER 9.10 OF TITLE 9 OF THE SAN JOSE MUNICIPAL CODE TO ADD A NEW PART 13 TO BAN SINGLE-USE CARRYOUT BAGS, AND PROHIBIT THE FREE DISTRIBUTION…
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Posted on 2010/11/20 by Ted Duboise and saved under Legislation & Ordinances
Here is the 2100-Word Plastic Bag Ban Ordinance adopted by the County of Los Angeles, California, USA. ANAL YSIS This ordinance amends Title 12 – Environmental Protection of the Los Angeles County Code, by adding a Chapter regulating the use of plastic carryout bags and recyclable paper carryout bags and…
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