SB426 exempts projects maintaining defensible space from certain environmental review requirements.
SB426 adds an exemption to the California Environmental Quality Act for projects undertaken by public agencies to maintain defensible space, as required by state law. This means that such projects would not need to undergo specific environmental review processes. The bill specifies that no reimbursement is required for these projects, as local agencies or school districts can cover the costs through service charges, fees, or assessments.
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