§ 8014 City Council Project Approval

Water Code·California

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•The city council must vote to decide if a big project (like building something) is good for the public.
•At least two-thirds of the council members must agree.
•The mayor (or city leader) must also approve the decision.
•This only happens after the city has made a plan and knows how much it will cost.

Example

The city wants to build a new park.

The city council looks at the plans and cost for the park. If at least two-thirds of them vote 'yes' and the mayor agrees, the park can be built.

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§ 8014 City Council Project Approval

After the filing of the general plans and estimates, and by resolution or ordinance of intention passed at a regular meeting by a vote of two-thirds of all its members and approved by the executive of the city, the city council shall determine, if so advised, that the public good demands the construction, acquisition, and completion, or either, of the works. (Added by Stats. 1943, Ch. 369.)

Last verified: January 23, 2026

Key Terms

general plans and estimates resolution or ordinance of intention public good construction, acquisition, and completion

References

Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Water Code. Section 8014.

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