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City Of Costa Mesa To Require Staffing For Self-Check Out

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By Tania Mistretta, Laura A. Pierson-Scheinberg
| Mondaq
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City of Costa Mesa to Require Staffing for Self-Check Out

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By Tania Mistretta, Laura A. Pierson-Scheinberg
| JD Supra
Costa Mesa has passed an ordinance that regulates staffing for grocery and drug retailers that operate self-checkout stations. The measure requires employee staffing and supervision of self-checkout, restricts certain transactions at self-checkout, and requires customer signage. It is similar to an ordinance passed by the City of Long Beach last year. Costa Mesa’s ordinance takes effect April 28, 2026.
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Staffing for Self-Check Out Required in City of Costa Mesa

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By Tania Mistretta
| The National Law Review Verified
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