Gov. Code § 65583.4

Gov. Code § 65583.4

Extended rezoning deadlineTITLE 7. PLANNING AND LAND USE › DIVISION 1. PLANNING AND ZONING › CHAPTER 3. Local Planning › ARTICLE 10.6. Housing Elements

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Gives certain sixth-cycle jurisdictions with a 2021 adoption deadline extra time to complete required rezonings if they achieved housing element compliance within one year.

  • Extended rezoning deadline. A local government has three years and 120 days from the § 65588 deadline to complete required rezonings if its sixth revision was due in 2021, it was not found in substantial compliance within 120 days of the deadline, and it adopted an element HCD found compliant within one year of the deadline. (a)
  • Additional extension. The deadline is extended one year if rezoning for at least 75% of low- and very low income units is complete and the legislative body finds, after a public hearing, delays caused by other agencies, infrastructure deficiencies, or a major general plan revision for an SCS or APS. (b)(1)
  • Submittal to HCD. The resolution and findings must go to HCD with a detailed budget and schedule, including citizen participation and interim action, providing for rezoning within one year of the resolution. (b)(2)

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History. (Added by Stats. 2022, Ch. 70, Sec. 1. (SB 197) Effective June 30, 2022.)

Cites, in this navigator. Gov. Code § 65583, Gov. Code § 65583.2, Gov. Code § 65588, Gov. Code § 65080

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