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

California SB1274 adds a new chapter defining "industrial city" in the Government Code. An industrial city is one with fewer than 25,000 residents, where a majority of the area is zoned or used for industrial, manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, energy production, or large-scale commercial use. Large-scale commercial use is defined as any commercial use with 250,000 or more square feet of building space. Additionally, the city must support a daytime workforce that exceeds its resident population.

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

California SB1274 adds a new chapter defining "industrial city" in the Government Code. An industrial city is one with fewer than 25,000 residents, where a majority of the area is zoned or used for industrial, manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, energy production, or large-scale commercial use. Large-scale commercial use is defined as any commercial use with 250,000 or more square feet of building space. Additionally, the city must support a daytime workforce that exceeds its resident population.