European Grapevine Moth
Archived Regulation Activities
*OAL: Date Filed With Office of Administrative Law
Archived Actions | Eradication Area
The effect of the adoption of Section 3591.24 is to make the entire state of California an eradication area for European Grapevine Moth. This section also specifies hosts and possible carriers and the means and methods which may be used in the control and eradication of the European Grapevine Moth.
Date submitted to OAL: 02/11/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 02/18/10
Effective Date: 02/18/10
Archived Actions | Interior Quarantine
This proposed action would remove approximately 69 square miles of Solano County from the regulation. Approximately 55 square miles of Solano County would remain under regulation do to finds in Napa County. The total remaining quarantine area will be approximately 1,234 square miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 09/24/12
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This action deregulated the entire counties of Fresno, Mendocino, Merced and San Joaquin; reduced the quarantine areas in the counties of Napa, Nevada, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Solano and Sonoma and removed Rubus as a host. This reduced the quarantine area in Napa County by approximately 22 square miles, in Nevada County by approximately 102 square miles, in Santa Clara County by approximately 56 square miles, in Santa Cruz County by approximately 53 square miles, in Sonoma County by approximately 436 square miles and in Solano County approximately 113 square miles for a total of approximately 816 square miles. The grand total reduction will be almost 50 percent or approximately 1,031 square miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 03/01/12
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 03/08/12
Effective Date: 03/08/12
The amendment added 87 square miles surrounding the Aptos area of Santa Cruz County to the regulation. The total regulated area is now approximately 2,334 square miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 06/20/11
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 06/27/11
Effective Date: 06/27/11
The amendment established a regulated area surrounding the Nevada City area of Nevada County of approximately 73 square miles for a total of approximately 2,247 square miles under regulation in the State for EGVM.
Date submitted to OAL: 06/09/11
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 06/15/11
Effective Date: 06/15/11
This amendment established a new quarantine area in the Grass Valley area of Nevada County of approximately 103 square miles. There are now a total of approximately 2,174 square miles under quarantine for EGVM in the State.
Date submitted to OAL: 05/24/11
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 05/31/11
Effective Date: 05/31/11
The proposed amendment of Section 3437 will remove Lake County from the area under quarantine for European Grapevine Moth (EGVM); and will exempt the following articles from meeting the requirements of the quarantine: almonds in dried/split husks ready for harvest, nuts extracted from fruit, olive fruit (with or without stems or twigs), petioles and leaf blades of Vitis, spp. and fermented wine, must and pomace. The effect of the amendment will be to remove authority for the State to regulate movement of hosts and possible carriers of EGVM within and from Lake County, and to remove the authority for the State to regulate movements of the exempted articles.
Date submitted to OAL: 04/19/11
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This amendment added approximately 94 square miles in Santa Clara County to the area regulated for European Grapevine Moth, for a total of approximately 2,089 square miles. The effect of the amendment of this regulation will be to implement the State’s authority to perform quarantine activities against the EGVM in this new area of San Joaquin County.
Date submitted to OAL: 09/23/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 09/27/10
Effective Date: 09/27/10
This amendment added approximately 96 square miles in San Joaquin County to the area regulated for European Grapevine Moth, for a total of approximately 1,995 square miles. The effect of the amendment of this regulation will be to implement the State’s authority to perform quarantine activities against the EGVM in this new area of San Joaquin County.
Date submitted to OAL: 08/16/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 08/17/10
Effective Date: 08/17/10
This amendment expanded the regulated area in the Santa Rosa area of Sonoma County by approximately 28 square miles, for a total of approximately 1,899 squares miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 08/05/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 08/11/10
Effective Date: 08/11/10
The effect of the amendment of this regulation will be to implement the State’s authority to perform quarantine activities against the EGVM in these new areas Sonoma County. The amendment will expand regulated area in Sonoma by approximately 75 square miles for a total of approximately 1,871 square miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 07/13/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 07/20/10
Effective Date: 07/20/10
This amendment expanded regulated areas in Napa by approximately 99 square miles, in Sonoma by approximately 62 square miles and established a new quarantine area of approximately 19 square miles in Lake County, for a total of approximately 1,796 square miles under regulation.
Date submitted to OAL: 06/24/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 07/01/10
Effective Date: 07/01/10
The amendment will expand regulated areas in Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties by approximately 74 square miles, Mendocino by approximately 39 square miles and establish a new quarantine of approximately 108 square miles in Merced County for a total of approximately 1,616 square miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 05/20/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 06/01/10
Effective Date: 06/01/10
This emergency regulatory action will expand the existing regulated quarantine areas for the European Grapevine Moth in Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties by approximately 827 miles, and create new regulated quarantine areas in Fresno County of approximately 96 square miles and in Mendocino County of approximately 140 square miles. The current regulated area of approximately 332 square miles will be expanded by approximately 1063 square miles for a total of approximately 1395 square miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 05/06/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 05/13/10
Effective Date: 05/13/10
This amendment will expand the existing regulated areas in Napa and Sonoma counties by approximately 113 square miles for a total of approximately 332 square miles in Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties. The effect of the amendment of this regulation will be to implement the State’s authority to perform quarantine activities against the EGVM in these new areas of Napa and Sonoma counties. Any quarantine actions undertaken by the Department will be in cooperation and coordination with the USDA and the Napa and Sonoma County Agricultural Commissioners. It is immediately necessary to implement quarantine actions in order to prevent the artificial spread of EGVM to the uninfested areas of California.
Date submitted to OAL: 04/26/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 05/04/10
Effective Date: 05/04/10
The effect of the adoption of this regulation will be to expand the regulated area in Napa County. Any quarantine actions undertaken by the Department will be in cooperation and coordination with the USDA and the Napa Agricultural Commissioner. It is immediately necessary to implement quarantine actions in order to prevent the artificial spread of EGVM to the uninfested areas of California. This action will add approximately 57 square miles to the regulated area, for a total of approximately 219 square miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 04/12/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 04/20/10
Effective Date: 04/20/10
The effect of the adoption of this regulation will be to implement the State’s authority to perform quarantine activities against the EGVM in the regulated areas of Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties, and to establish the hosts and possible carriers, regulated areas, restrictions and exemptions when performing quarantine activities against EGVM. Any quarantine actions undertaken by the Department will be in cooperation and coordination with the USDA and the Napa, Solano and Sonoma Agricultural Commissioners. It is immediately necessary to implement quarantine actions in order to prevent the artificial spread of EGVM to the uninfested areas of California. The total proposed regulated area is approximately 162 square miles.
Date submitted to OAL: 02/25/10
Office of Administrative Law’s Decision: Approved
Date filed with Secretary of State: 03/03/10
Effective Date: 03/03/10
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