California SB757 allows local governments to collect nuisance abatement costs through liens or special assessments, with certain conditions and.
California SB757 amends the Government Code to allow local governments to collect costs related to nuisance abatement through liens or special assessments. The bill requires notice to property owners before imposing a lien and allows for hardship waivers for those who have made a good-faith effort to comply. It also mandates that fines and penalties be used to fund housing development permit streamlining or substandard housing rehabilitation. The provisions become operative on January 1, 2035, and are repealed as of that date.
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