§ 33340 Redevelopment Plan Owner Participation

Key Takeaways

•If a city makes a plan to fix up a neighborhood and needs property owners to help, the plan must have a backup.
•If the property owners don’t do what they promised, the city can use the backup plan to still fix up the area.
•The backup plan must be part of the original plan, so everyone knows what happens if things don’t go as expected.

Example

A city wants to fix up an old shopping area and asks the store owners to help by updating their buildings. But some store owners refuse to do the work.

The city’s original plan must include a backup, like the city fixing the buildings itself or finding new owners who will. This way, the shopping area still gets fixed even if the original owners don’t help.

Every redevelopment plan which contemplates property owner participation in the redevelopment of the project area shall contain alternative provisions for redevelopment of the property if the owners fail to participate in the redevelopment as agreed. (Amended by Stats. 1965, Ch. 1665.)

Key Takeaways

•If a city makes a plan to fix up a neighborhood and needs property owners to help, the plan must have a backup.
•If the property owners don’t do what they promised, the city can use the backup plan to still fix up the area.
•The backup plan must be part of the original plan, so everyone knows what happens if things don’t go as expected.

Example

A city wants to fix up an old shopping area and asks the store owners to help by updating their buildings. But some store owners refuse to do the work.

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§ 33340 Redevelopment Plan Owner Participation

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