California SB782 allows cities or counties to establish climate resilience districts to finance infrastructure improvements after disasters.
California SB782 creates a streamlined process for cities or counties to establish climate resilience districts. These districts can bypass certain planning procedures to expedite the allocation of tax revenues for infrastructure improvements following disasters. The districts can focus on water and energy resources, undergrounding utilities, and rebuilding critical infrastructure. The bill aims to ensure timely restoration of critical infrastructure and economic stability in disaster-affected areas.
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