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   Philip Weiss (Phil in SF) (kingrat@sfba.social)'s status on Friday, 30-Aug-2024 11:59:19 JST Philip Weiss (Phil in SF)

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   • Ian Douglas Scott
   • Dave Rahardja

   @drahardja @ids1024 I believe they can regulate and fine them, but can't make it a criminal offense without the state law change. Basically, Public Works can issue a civil fine, but SFPD cannot.

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     Ian Douglas Scott (ids1024@fosstodon.org)'s status on Friday, 30-Aug-2024 11:59:20 JST Ian Douglas Scott

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     • Dave Rahardja

     @drahardja Local municipalities only have the powers delegated to them by the state, so I guess California cities and counties don't have the power under current state laws to enforce things in the particular way SF wants to here.

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     Dave Rahardja (drahardja@sfba.social)'s status on Friday, 30-Aug-2024 11:59:20 JST Dave Rahardja

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     • Ian Douglas Scott

     @ids1024 But they can kick *all* the vendors out. It’s so weird.

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     Dave Rahardja (drahardja@sfba.social)'s status on Friday, 30-Aug-2024 11:59:21 JST Dave Rahardja

     I’m not sure how SF city code works, but why did this have to be a *state bill*? The problem seems localized to SF (and a specific BART station within SF). I can see why the state assembly would be reluctant to pass a bill that regulated street vending across the entire state, but was really made to address the problem that exists only within SF.

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