L.A. County plastic bag ban ordinance
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to ban plastic grocery bags in areas of the county under its jurisdiction, endorsing a broadly worded measure that proponents hope could become a model for California.
The ban, which goes beyond ordinances adopted in Malibu and San Francisco, most directly affects 1.1 million people who live outside the county’s incorporated cities. But anyone shopping at stores in such areas would encounter the new rules.
Read the complete story: “L.A. County passes sweeping ban on plastic bags.”
A look at the ordinance and some of its key provisions is below.
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