Gov. Code § 65913.3.1

Gov. Code § 65913.3.1

Special district service and postentitlement applicationsTITLE 7. PLANNING AND LAND USE › DIVISION 1. PLANNING AND ZONING › CHAPTER 4.2. Housing Development Approvals

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Requires special districts to respond on next steps within set deadlines to housing development applications for service or for postentitlement permits needing district approval.

  • Applicability. Applies to housing development project applications for special district service and to postentitlement phase permits deemed complete by a local agency that need separate special district approval. (a)
  • Written notice. The district must give written notice of next steps, including any additional information needed, within 30 business days (25 or fewer units) or 60 business days (26 or more units). (b), (c)
  • Resubmittals. Applicants may provide requested information directly, and the district must respond to each submission within the same time periods. (d)
  • Limits. The section does not limit district comments or requests, and does not require approval or service within a specified period. (e), (f)
  • Definitions. Defines “housing development project,” “local agency,” “postentitlement phase permit,” and “special district.” (g)

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History. (Added by Stats. 2023, Ch. 735, Sec. 1. (AB 281) Effective January 1, 2024.)

Cites, in this navigator. Gov. Code § 65913.3, Gov. Code § 65905.5

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