CALIFORNIA REGULATORY NOTICE REGISTER 2016, VOLUME NO. 26-Z
 1083Title MPP
ADOPT: 30−754
AMEND: 30−701Filed 06/13/2016
Effective 10/01/2016
Agency Contact: 
Kenneth Jennings (916) 651−8862
File# 2016−0531−02
DEPARTMENT OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES
CONTROL
Annual Fee on Metal Shredding Facilities
The Department of Toxic Substances Control is per-
mitted by Health and Safety Code section 25150.84 tocollect an annual fee from metal shredding facilities to
reimburse the department’s costs to evaluate metal
shredding facilities and their wastes. This emergencyaction establishes which metal shredders are subject to
the fee and how the fee is assessed.
Title 22
ADOPT: 69600.1, 69600.2, 69600.3, 69600.4,
69600.5, 69600.6, 69600.7
Filed 06/09/2016Effective 06/09/2016Agency Contact: Ed Benelli (916) 324−6564
File# 2016−0504−01
FISH AND GAME COMMISSION
Fisheries at Risk
In this timely Certificate of Compliance
(2015−0626−01E, 2015−1218−05EE,
2016−0316−03EE), the Fish and Game Commission
(Commission) is making permanent the adoption of
section 8.01 in title 14 of the California Code of Regula-
tions that protects fisheries under critical conditions by
establishing a set of triggers to guide fishing closure and
reopening actions. Closures will occur when specific
triggering events occur including water temperaturesexceeding 70
o for over eight hours a day for three con-
secutive days. Other triggers include oxygen levels, wa-
ter levels, breeding population and several others.
Title 14
ADOPT: 8.01
Filed 06/15/2016Effective 06/15/2016Agency Contact: Jon Snellstrom (916) 653−4899
File# 2016−0512−03
FISH AND GAME COMMISSIONLower Klamath River Basin Sport Fishing
This regulatory action by the Fish and Game Com-
mission sets the 2016 bag and possession limits, adultfish quotas, and season dates for Lower Klamath RiverBasin sport fishing. This action also modifies the exist-
ing fishing closure on the Klamath River during the
June 15 through September 14 period by reducing thedistance closed below the mouth of Blue Creek from 1/2
mile to 500 feet. The distance of the closure above the
mouth of Blue Creek will remain at 500 feet.
Title 14
AMEND: 7.50
Filed 06/09/2016
Effective 06/09/2016Agency Contact: Sherrie Fonbuena (916) 654−9866
File# 2016−0429−03
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
HAZARD ASSESSMENT
Chemicals Known to the State to Cause Cancer or Re-productive T oxicity
This action amends and republishes the list of chemi-
cals known to the state to cause cancer or reproductivetoxicity.
Title 27
AMEND: 27001
Filed 06/13/2016Effective 06/13/2016Agency Contact: Michelle Ramirez (916) 327−3015
File# 2016−0531−03
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
HAZARD ASSESSMENT
Proposition 65 Bisphenol A MADL (dermal)
The Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assess-
ment proposed this action to amend title 27, California
Code of Regulations, section 25805, which providesmaximum allowable dose levels for chemicals listed in
the section. The proposed amendment to section 25805
adds a maximum allowable dose level of three micro-grams per day for bisphenol A from dermal exposure to
solid materials.
Title 27
AMEND: 25805Filed 06/13/2016Effective 10/01/2016
Agency Contact: 
Esther Barajas−Ochoa (916) 322−2068
File# 2016−0608−02
STATE A THLETIC COMMISSION
Weighing Time, Dehydration and Rehydration, and
Time for Examinations
This emergency rulemaking action by the State Ath-
letic Commission adopts and amends sections in title 4
to provide safer weigh−in procedures, allow Commis-
sion−appointed ringside physicians to test athletes for
signs of dehydration, and prohibit the use of intra-venous therapies to regain hydration after a weigh−in.