How are they used?
The most common use of plastic reeds occurs with the GHB practice chanter. Some people estimate that 90-95% of the practice chanters played today use plastic reeds. Another widespread use of plastic is in drone reeds for the Highland pipe. Ross and Champion plastic drone reeds feature a plastic body and a cane tongue. Shepherd plastic drone reeds use a plastic tongue. The tongue is usually held in place with a rubber wrap at the bottom, and a rubber band is used as a bridle. The cane tongue is varnished, supposedly to protect against moisture. Some players of bellows-blown pipes sometimes use plastic-bladed chanter reeds (often made from yogurt containers).
There are types of exemptions under CEQA: statutory and categorical. Statutory exemptions are projects specifically excluded from CEQA consideration as defined by the State Legislature. These exemptions are delineated in PRC 21080 et seq. A statutory exemption applies to any given project that falls under its definition, regardless of the projects potential impacts to the environment. However, it is important to note that any CEQA exemption applies only to CEQA and not, of course, to any other state, local or federal laws that may be applicable to a proposed project. Categorical exemptions operate very differently from statutory exemptions. Categorical exemptions are made up of classes of projects that generally are considered not to have potential impacts on the environment. Categorical exemptions are identified by the State Resources Agency and are defined in the CEQA Guidelines (14 CCR Section 15300-15331).
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