Bill > SB390

This bill modifies existing California law regarding community facilities districts (CFDs), specifically focusing on land in San Mateo County's regional shoreline. Currently, land dedicated to agricultural, open-space, or conservation uses cannot be included in a CFD without the landowner's consent. The bill creates an exception to this rule for San Mateo County shoreline properties that either already have development entitlements or are currently developed with commercial, residential, or industrial uses. This means that for these specific properties, landowners would no longer have veto power over including their land in a CFD for services like sewers, non-agricultural water, or roads. The bill is intentionally narrow in scope, applying only to San Mateo County's regional shoreline, and the Legislature explicitly notes that a special statute is necessary due to unique circumstances involving San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission easements. By allowing easier inclusion of these properties in CFDs, the bill could potentially facilitate infrastructure development and service provision in areas that were previously more difficult to incorporate.

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https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billStatusClient.xhtml?bill_id=202520260SB390