California SB1274 defines "industrial city" criteria for cities with fewer than 25,000 residents and majority industrial use.

California SB1274 adds a new chapter to the Government Code defining an "industrial city." This applies to cities with fewer than 25,000 residents where a majority of the land is zoned or used for industrial, manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, energy production, or large-scale commercial use. A city qualifies if it supports a daytime workforce larger than its resident population. The new definition does not affect existing special benefits or exemptions for cities under Chapter 2.8.

California SB1274 defines "industrial city" criteria for cities with fewer than 25,000 residents and majority industrial use.

California SB1274 adds a new chapter to the Government Code defining an "industrial city." This applies to cities with fewer than 25,000 residents where a majority of the land is zoned or used for industrial, manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, energy production, or large-scale commercial use. A city qualifies if it supports a daytime workforce larger than its resident population. The new definition does not affect existing special benefits or exemptions for cities under Chapter 2.8.