§ 65061 Regional Planning District Boundaries

Key Takeaways

•The state creates special planning areas called 'regional planning districts' to help different places work together.
•These areas are decided after talking to the people who live there in a public meeting.
•No city or county can be split up when drawing the lines for these planning areas.

Example

Imagine two towns next to each other, Town A and Town B, that share a big forest. Both towns want to protect the forest but need to plan together.

The state would create one planning area that includes both Town A and Town B. They would hold a meeting where people from both towns can talk about it. The planning area can't split Town A or Town B in half—it has to include the whole town.

There is hereby created a regional planning district in each of the regional areas designated by the Council on Intergovernmental Relations for the purposes of this chapter after a public hearing within the region. No county, city and county, or city shall be divided in determining the boundaries of a regional planning district. (Amended by Stats. 1974, Ch. 544.)

Key Takeaways

•The state creates special planning areas called 'regional planning districts' to help different places work together.
•These areas are decided after talking to the people who live there in a public meeting.
•No city or county can be split up when drawing the lines for these planning areas.

Example

Imagine two towns next to each other, Town A and Town B, that share a big forest. Both towns want to protect the forest but need to plan together.

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