41'T O~S AND P.AlQc RACTI ASSOCIATION, ;n, f October 10,2012 Krysia Von Burg, Regulations Coordinator California's Great America Regulations Section Department of Toxic Substances Control Children's Fairyland P.O. Box 806 Disneyland Parks Sacramento, CA 95812-0806 and Resorts Funderland Re: Comments on the California Department of Toxic Substances Control- Proposed Regulation: Safer Consumer Product Alternatives Gilroy Gardens Theme Park Golfland Entertainment Dear Ms. Von Burg: Centers Knott's Berry Farm The California Attractions and Parks Association (CAPA) would like to express our concern over aspects of the proposed Department of Toxic LEGOLAND California Substances Control (DTSC) Regulations for Safer Consumer Products Pacific Park Alternatives (SCP). Palace Entertainment CAPA is a trade association which represents virtually all of California's Pixieland Amusement Park theme, amusement and water parks. Our members directly employ more than 125,000 workers; generate more than $12 billion in annual state Redwood Valley Railway commerce; and form the economic foundation for communities around the Santa Cruz Beach state. Our members range from world renowned destination resorts, to Boardwalk small family-owned entertainment centers. SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment Our industry provides a wide variety of entertainment offerings and a wide Six Flags Discovery variety of retail sales products manufactured locally, nationally and Kingdom internationally. Six Flags Magic Mountain We agree with, and support, the comments also submitted by the Toy Sonoma Train Town Industry Association (TIA) and the Green Chemistry Alliance, of which CAPA is a member. The Wave Water Park Universal Parks and Resorts In addition to the detailed analysis and comments provided by those Water World California organizations, we would also like to raise the following issues: Wild Rivers Water Park ·Partial list CAPA 1201 K Street, Suite 800 Sacramento, California 95814 Phone 916.498.7772 Fax 916.448.4923 Email
[email protected] 1.