Plain English Breakdown
The bill passed the Legislature but died at the Governor's desk, so it has no legal effect.
Nonsubstantive Changes to General Plan Rules
AB-1494 proposes small, non-substantial updates to the laws requiring cities and counties to create long-term development plans.
What This Bill Does
- Makes nonsubstantive changes to existing rules about general plans.
Who It Names or Affects
- Cities in California
- Counties in California
Terms To Know
- General plan
- A comprehensive, long-term guide for the physical development of a city or county and related land outside its boundaries.
- Nonsubstantive changes
- Updates to text that do not change the actual meaning or effect of the law.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill did not become effective because it died at the Governor's desk.
- The source does not list specific examples of what nonsubstantive changes were made to the text.