1. It's CA. The folks running CA think it's in the best interest of the people to do everything they can to get any gas/diesel guzzling, pollution belching thing off the road. They are also wanting to protect the soil and water.
2. Getting stuff like that under cover is not a new concept. And yes they can try to make it apply to everyone. I live in Otter Tail County MN. Several years ago they tried to pass a county concordance that would bar storing any farm machinery or crop outside. Yes, they wanted to make bunk silos have a roof, hay (wrapped or not)/bales be stored in a shed or building. In the process of defeating this idea (county commission tried to hide meetings about this) the county was threatened with legal action from farm groups that would not try to repeal it but would have applied the same rules to docks (ours have to come out in the winter) boats and even lawnmowers/rototillers/snow blowers. Of the commission all but one was not running for reelection and he was the only one against this idea.
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