California SB226 allows infrastructure revitalization financing districts to fund specific communitywide projects.
California SB226 amends the Government Code to allow infrastructure revitalization financing districts to fund projects of communitywide significance. These include highways, sewage treatment, flood management, child care facilities, libraries, parks, solid waste disposal, brownfields restoration, and land acquisition. The bill also allows districts to finance sustainable communities strategies and actions under the Polanco Redevelopment Act. Districts may not fund routine maintenance, repair work, or ongoing operation costs.
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