Infrastructure revitalization financing districts.
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Overview
This bill modifies the process for community colleges to transfer territory between districts. It expands the types of projects community college districts can finance, specifically including entertainment and sports facilities, in addition to existing communitywide infrastructure projects. Furthermore, it introduces a new framework for transferring territory between districts, primarily targeting those located in counties with fragmented college district coverage, and requires the Board of Governors to ensure compliance with relevant state laws during these transfers.
Key provisions
- Expands the types of facilities community college districts can finance to include entertainment and sports facilities.
- Authorizes the Board of Governors to approve territory transfers between districts under specific conditions.
- Creates a process for transferring territory from districts with fragmented college district coverage.
- Requires the Board of Governors to ensure compliance with relevant state laws during territory transfers.
- Allows districts to utilize the Polanco Redevelopment Act and implement sustainable communities strategies.
- Establishes a requirement for affordable housing units within newly constructed dwelling units.
- Addresses the repayment of funds transferred to military base reuse authorities.
- Adds a new article to the Education Code outlining the procedures for territory transfers.
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