Proposed Vessel Registration Fee Increase Held Open in Budget Subcommittees

SACRAMENTO— A state budget proposal to increase the vessel renewal fee by 250 percent has been heard by two Senate budget subcommittees, but so far, no decision has been made. The proposal was he

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Edward Belson says:

April 27, 2021 at 1:13 pm

The $70 bi-annual fee may not sound significant of you have a $50,000 boat but outrages if you have a dingy and used outboard engine worth $500.

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Proposed Vessel Registration Fee Increase Held Open in Budget Subcommittees

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