California AB752 exempts daycare centers colocated with multifamily housing from certain local fees and permits.
California AB752 adds a new section to the Health and Safety Code, treating daycare centers colocated with multifamily housing as a residential use of property and a use by right. Local jurisdictions cannot impose business licenses, fees, or taxes on these daycare centers. The bill allows local governments to set restrictions on building heights, setbacks, or lot dimensions, as long as they apply equally to multifamily housing. Local ordinances related to health, safety, building standards, or environmental impact can be applied equally to daycare centers and multifamily housing.
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