Public resources: certified community conservation corps.
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Overview
This bill clarifies the definition of ‘certified community conservation corps’ within California’s Public Resources Code. It reaffirms that these corps, which focus on litter abatement and recycling, must have been established by either September 30, 1999, or later and be designated by a city or county with a population exceeding 250,000 residents. The bill also defines ‘community conservation corps’ and references the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery. It makes minor adjustments to existing language regarding these conservation programs.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘certified community conservation corps’ based on establishment date and city/county population.
- Defines ‘community conservation corps’ referencing Section 14507.5.
- Specifies the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery as the relevant department.
- Requires corps to be certified by the California Conservation Corps after operating for at least two years.
Who is affected
- Cities with populations over 250,000
- City and County governments
- California Conservation Corps
- Community conservation corps organizations
- Residents of affected cities and counties
Notable changes
- Reaffirms the established criteria for certification of community conservation corps.
- Clarifies the definition of ‘community conservation corps’.
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