Community facilities district: inclusion or annexation of territory: County of San Mateo.
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No
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies California law to allow for the inclusion of agricultural, open-space, or conservation land within community facilities districts in the County of San Mateo, even without landowner consent. Specifically, it permits inclusion if the land has existing commercial, residential, or industrial development potential or is already developed, and is located within the county’s regional shoreline. The bill also includes provisions regarding easements and contracts related to the land to ensure continued benefits from those agreements.
Key provisions
- Allows inclusion of agricultural, open-space, or conservation land in community facilities districts in San Mateo County without landowner consent.
- Exempts land with existing commercial, residential, or industrial development potential from consent requirements.
- Exempts land already developed with commercial, residential, or industrial uses from consent requirements.
- Specifies conditions for inclusion based on location within the county’s regional shoreline.
- Addresses easements and contracts to ensure continued benefits for landowners.
- Includes findings and declarations regarding the necessity of a special statute for San Mateo County.
- Excludes certain types of conservation easements and contracts from the easement termination provisions.
Who is affected
- Landowners of agricultural, open-space, or conservation land in San Mateo County
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