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AB 1147 Assembly Bill-Bill Analysis Page 6 of 35 that is applied to other individuals and businesses providing professional services, as defined. (BPC § 4612 (b) (3) ) 32)Provides a local government may enact an ordinance, land use regulations, conditional use permits or other requirements as specified for a massage business or establishment, as identified in Item # 30 above, as long as the ordinance, land use regulations, conditional use permits or other requirements are not different than the - requirements that are uniformly aoolied to all other individuals and businesses providing professional services, as defined. (BPC § 4612 (b) (4)) AB 1147 Page 8 33)Provides that building code or physical facility requirements applicable to massage establishments or businesses, as identified in Item # 30 above, shall not require additional restroom, shower, or other facility or building requirements as specified, that are not uniformly applicable to other professional or personal service businesses. (BPC § 4612 (b) (5)) 34)Provides that a local government may adopt reasonable health and safety requirements with respect to massage establishments or businesses, as identified in Item # 30 above, but may not impose additional qualifications, such as medical examinations, background checks, or other criteria upon any person certified by the CAMTC. (BPC § 4612 (b) (6) ) 35)Provides that an owner or operator of a massage business that is certified by the CAMTC and/or uses only individuals certified by the CAMTC shall be responsible for the conduct of his or her employees and shall be subject to suspension of any required local business license or permit if violations of this bill or a local ordinance occur. (BPC § 4612 (c)) 36)Provides that a local government may subject any massage business or establishment to reasonable inspections to verify conformance with local ordinances and fire, health, and safety requirements, and may also require the operator of a massage business to notify the local government of any change in business name, management, or transfer of ownership to another person. (BPC § 4612 (d) ) 37)Specifies that the background check that a local jurisdiction can require of an owner or operator of a massage establishment may include, but is not limited to, a criminal background check, including requiring submission of fingerprints. If a noncertified owner's or operator's background check results in a finding that the local jurisdiction determines is relevant to owning or operating a massage establishment, then specified rights to practice shall not apply to that establishment and the local jurisdiction may regulate that establishment in any manner it deems proper that is in accordance with the law. (BPC § 4612 (e) ) 38)Specifies that nothing shall restrict or limit in any way the authority of a local government from adopting a local ordinance governing any person who is not certified pursuant to the Act and that nothing in the Act shall be construed to restrict or limit in any way the authority of a local jurisdiction to adopt a local http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/13-14/bill/asm/ab_1 101-I 150/ab_1147_cfa_20140620_1 1 1 1 15_sen_comm.html 7/3/2014