Gov. Code § 65584.2.2

Gov. Code § 65584.2.2

Tribal housing counted toward the allocationTITLE 7. PLANNING AND LAND USE › DIVISION 1. PLANNING AND ZONING › CHAPTER 3. Local Planning › ARTICLE 10.6. Housing Elements

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Allows a local government to enter a voluntary agreement with a tribe in the same county so that new tribal housing development counts toward the locality’s RHNA share.

  • Voluntary agreement. A local government may agree with a tribe in the same county to count new tribal housing development toward its RHNA if it has permitting authority over the site or the agreement shows the units will be built (through approvals or reporting agreements, tribal documentation, or construction and affordability data). (a)(1)
  • Site and unit conditions. The development must be within or contiguous to the local government’s boundaries, and units must meet the U.S. Census Bureau housing unit definition. (a)(2)–(3)
  • Sovereign immunity. The local government may not require a tribe to waive sovereign immunity to enter an agreement. (b)
  • Existing developments. Existing tribal housing already counted toward RHNA is unaffected, regardless of whether an agreement is entered. (c)
  • Definitions. Defines “local government,” “tribal housing development” (on land held in fee by a tribe or in trust for it), and “tribe” (federally recognized). (d)

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History. (Added by Stats. 2025, Ch. 519, Sec. 1. (SB 507) Effective January 1, 2026.)

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