California

Streets and Highways Code - SHC

4,632 sections, each with the official text and a plain-English explanation of what it means for you.

• § 8768 — The treasurer shall select bonds for retirement in such a way that the ratio of outstanding bonds to issued bonds shall be approximately the same in each annual series insofar as possible.
• § 8769 — Before issuing bonds pursuant to this division, the legislative body shall determine, and shall declare in the resolution of intention, one of the following: (a) The city will obligate itself to advan
• § 8770 — If it appears to the treasurer that there is danger of an ultimate loss accruing to the bondholders for any reason, he or she shall withhold payment on all matured bonds and interest and report the fa
• § 8771 — On receipt of the report, the legislative body shall fix a date for hearing thereon.
• § 8772 — If the legislative body determines that in its judgment there will be a shortage in the redemption fund, it shall direct the treasurer to pay to the holders of all outstanding and unpaid bonds such pr
• § 8773 — In order to facilitate the making of proportionate payments, the holders of outstanding bonds shall surrender them to the treasurer for registration and cancellation.
• § 8774 — The legislative body may hold supplemental hearings on like notice and such other and supplemental orders may be made from time to time as may be equitable and proper.
• § 8775 — If a deficiency occurs in the redemption fund with which to pay past due bonds, past due interest, or bonds or interest which will become due during the current tax collecting year, but it does not ap
• § 8776 — When funds become available for the payment of any bond which was not paid upon presentment, the treasurer shall notify the registered owner thereof by registered mail to present the bond for payment.
• § 8778 — If a deficiency remains in the redemption fund after one year from the issuance of the bonds, the legislative body may require all persons interested to appear before it at a day, hour and place fixed
• § 8779 — Notice of the hearing shall be given by publication, and shall also be posted by the street superintendent in the same manner as provided by the law pursuant to which the work was done for the posting
• § 8780 — At the time set for the hearing the legislative body shall proceed to hear any person appearing and may determine whether or not such deficiency was due to the fact that the original assessment for su
• § 8781 — The cost of the publication and posting of the notice and of making the supplemental assessment may be included in the supplemental assessment.
• § 8782 — The legislative body may provide in its order levying the supplemental assessment that the supplemental assessments may be collected in annual installments during the remaining term of years during wh
• § 8783 — All money collected on the supplemental assessment shall be paid into the redemption fund and be applied to the payment of the costs of publishing and posting the notice of hearing and of making the s
• § 8784 — If there is a surplus remaining in the redemption fund after payment of all bonds and the interest thereon, that surplus shall first be applied to repayment to the city of any special taxes levied by
• § 880 — Where land not exceeding 300 feet in width intervenes between the right-of-way line of a state highway, either existing or to be constructed, and the mean high tide line of the Pacific Ocean, or bays
• § 8800 — Upon default in the payment of any installment of principal or interest on any assessment or reassessment, the lands securing those installments and assessments shall become tax-defaulted in the same
• § 8801 — If any lot or parcel of land becomes tax-defaulted property for nonpayment of taxes and of any installment of the assessment thereon, or of the penalties, interest, or costs on the same, or for the no
• § 8802 — The city may pay and transfer into the redemption fund the amount of the delinquent assessment and of the delinquent interest for which the property has become tax-defaulted.
• § 8803 — If a county or a city whose taxes are collected by the county is conducting the proceedings and the county or city has advanced available funds either in performance of its obligations in proceedings
• § 8804 — If there are no available funds in the treasury with which to make payment of the amount of the delinquent assessment and interest for which the property was declared to be in default, the tax collect
• § 8805 — If the city has made advances as provided in Section 8803 with respect to any installment and any succeeding installment of the assessment or of the interest on the assessment is not paid in any futur
• § 8806 — Notwithstanding Section 8805, if a city has advanced available funds either in performance of its obligations in proceedings wherein the assessment was levied prior to September 17, 1986, or under sub
• § 8808 — The city shall have the right to advance and pay any other taxes wherever necessary to protect its interest in property against which there is a delinquent assessment.
• § 8809 — The legislative body, shall, at the time of fixing the annual tax rate and levying the taxes to be collected for general city purposes, levy a special tax upon the taxable property in the city for the
• § 881 — Contracts may be entered into between the department and the State Park and Recreation Commission for those acquisitions and transfers specified in Section 880, which contracts shall provide for the p
• § 8830 — (a) As a cumulative remedy, if any assessment or reassessment or installment thereof, or of any interest thereon, together with any penalties, costs, fees, and other charges accruing under applicable
• § 8831 — Costs in the action shall be fixed and allowed by the court and shall include a reasonable attorney’s fee, interest, penalties and other charges or advances authorized by this division, including reas
• § 8832 — (a) The court shall have the power to adjudge and decree a lien against the lot or parcel of property covered by the assessment or reassessment for the amount of the judgment and to order the premises
• § 8833 — (a) When any foreclosure actions are ordered by the local agency or legislative body, or when subsequent installments and interest that are also to be made the subject of a foreclosure action thereaft
• § 8833.5 — At any time after the tax collector has been relieved of further duty with regard to amounts charged against him or her on account of the assessments or reassessments described by Section 8833 and pri
• § 8834 — The foreclosure action shall be brought in the name of the city or a trustee employed on behalf of the bondholders pursuant to Section 8830, and may be brought at any time prior to the expiration of f
• § 8835 — The amount of penalties, costs and interest due shall be calculated up to the date of the judgment.
• § 8836 — (a) In the event a lot or parcel of property fails to sell for the minimum price required by Section 8832, the city may petition the court to modify its judgment and authorize the property to be sold
• § 8837 — This section applies if delinquent assessment installments, together with any penalties, interest, and costs, are collected through the sale of the property by the tax collector pursuant to Chapter 7
• § 8840 — Except as otherwise provided in Section 8836 and notwithstanding any other provision of law, the purchaser of property subject to delinquent installments of principal or interest on an assessment or r
• § 885 — The Legislature hereby finds and declares that traffic congestion, air pollution, noise pollution, public health, energy shortages, consumer costs, and land-use considerations resulting from a primary
• § 885.1 — This chapter shall be known, and may be cited, as the Protected Bikeways Act of 2014.
• § 885.2 — The Legislature finds and declares all of the following: (a) California’s bicycle programs have not been fully developed or funded.
• § 8850 — No bond, assessment, or installment thereof or of the interest or penalties thereon, or declaration of default or deed shall be held invalid for any error in the computation of the proper amount due o
• § 8851 — Upon the application of the legislative body or of any holder or other interested party, the Commissioner of Financial Institutions shall examine into the regularity of the issuance of bonds under thi
• § 886 — There is in the department a bicycle facilities coordinator who is responsible for the administration of bicycle-related activities of the department.
• § 887 — As used in this chapter, “nonmotorized transportation facility” means a facility designed primarily for the use of pedestrians, bicyclists, or equestrians.
• § 887.2 — The department, in cooperation with local agencies, shall publish a statewide map illustrating state highway routes available for the use of bicyclists and, where bicyclists are prohibited from using
• § 887.4 — Prior to December 31 of each year, the department shall prepare and submit an annual report to the Legislature summarizing programs it has undertaken for the development of nonmotorized transportation
• § 887.6 — Upon the request of a public agency, as defined by Section 6500 of the Government Code, the department may enter into an agreement with the agency for the construction and maintenance of nonmotorized
• § 887.8 — (a) After consulting with the law enforcement agency having primary traffic law enforcement responsibility with respect to the state highway, the department may construct and maintain nonmotorized tra
• § 888 — The department shall not construct a state highway as a freeway that will result in the severance or destruction of an existing major route for nonmotorized transportation traffic and light motorcycle
• § 888.2 — The department shall also incorporate nonmotorized transportation facilities in the design of freeways on the state highway system along corridors where nonmotorized facilities do not exist, upon a fi
• § 888.4 — Each annual budget prepared pursuant to Section 165 shall include an amount of not less than three hundred sixty thousand dollars ($360,000) for the construction of nonmotorized transportation facilit
• § 888.8 — The department may enter into any agreements, execute any documents, establish and manage any accounts or deposits, or take any other action that may be appropriate to receive and expend funds from th
• § 8880 — In any proceedings leading to the issuance of bonds pursuant to this division, the legislative body may include, as an incidental expense of the proceedings, an amount to create a special reserve fund
• § 8881 — Where a special reserve fund is created for a bond issue, the assessment levied on any parcel for the payment of the bond issue shall be reduced upon the payment, in whole or in part, of the assessmen
• § 8882 — Upon receipt of the bond sale proceeds, the amount so provided for the special reserve fund pursuant to Section 8880 shall be transferred to the fund.
• § 8883 — The money in the special reserve fund shall be available for transfer into the redemption fund for the bonds pursuant to Part 13 (commencing with Section 8800).
• § 8884 — Whenever an assessment is paid off following the issuance of bonds, there shall be transferred, from the special reserve fund to the redemption fund, an amount equal to the reduction in the assessment
• § 8885 — Whenever the balance in the special reserve fund is sufficient to retire all remaining outstanding bonds in the issue, whether by advance retirement or otherwise, collection of the principal and inter
• § 8886 — Money in the special reserve fund may be temporarily invested in any authorized investments pursuant to Article 1 (commencing with Section 53600) of Chapter 4 of Part 1 of Division 2 of Title 5 of the
• § 8887 — Notwithstanding any other provision in this part, for the purposes of (1) assuring that the bonds to be issued will not become arbitrage bonds as defined in the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (Title 26
• § 889 — This article shall be known and may be cited as the California Bicycle Routes of National, State, or Regional Significance Act.
• § 889.1 — (a) The department may establish a process for identifying and promoting bicycle routes of national, state, or regional significance that meet specified criteria.
• § 889.2 — (a) The department may install bicycle route signs, identifying bicycle routes of national, state, or regional significance, that are associated only with the state highway system, which includes stat
• § 890 — It is the intent of the Legislature, in enacting this article, to establish a bicycle transportation system.
• § 890.2 — As used in this chapter, “bicycle” means a device upon which any person may ride, propelled exclusively by human power through a belt, chain, or gears, and having either two or three wheels in a tande
• § 890.3 — As used in this article, “bicycle commuter” means a person making a trip by bicycle primarily for transportation purposes, including, but not limited to, travel to work, school, shopping, or other des
• § 890.4 — As used in this article, “bikeway” means all facilities that provide primarily for, and promote, bicycle travel.
• § 890.6 — (a) The department, in cooperation with county and city governments, shall establish minimum safety design criteria for the planning and construction of each type of bikeway identified in Section 890.
• § 890.8 — The department shall establish uniform specifications and symbols for signs, markers, and traffic control devices to designate bikeways, regulate traffic, improve safety and convenience for bicyclists
• § 891 — (a) All city, county, regional, and other local agencies responsible for the development or operation of bikeways or roadways where bicycle travel is permitted shall utilize the minimum safety design
• § 891.2 — A city or county may prepare a bicycle transportation plan, which shall include, but not be limited to, the following elements: (a) The estimated number of existing bicycle commuters in the plan area
• § 891.4 — (a) A city or county that has prepared a bicycle transportation plan pursuant to Section 891.
• § 891.5 — The Sacramento Area Council of Governments, pursuant to subdivision (d) of Section 2551, may purchase, operate, and maintain callboxes on class 1 bikeways.
• § 891.8 — The governing body of a city, county, or local agency may do all of the following: (a) Establish bikeways.
• § 891.9 — (a) On and after January 1, 2025, an agency responsible for the development or operation of bikeways or highways where bicycle travel is permitted shall not install a new sharrow on a highway that has
• § 892 — (a) Rights-of-way established for other purposes by cities, counties, or local agencies shall not be abandoned unless the governing body determines that the rights-of-way or parts thereof are not usef
• § 893 — As used in this article, “electric bicycle” has the meaning provided in Section 312.
• § 894 — (a) The Department of the California Highway Patrol shall develop, on or before September 1, 2023, statewide safety and training programs based on evidence-based practices for users of electric bicycl
• § 895 — If federal funds are available for reimbursement therefor, the department may acquire, either in fee or in any lesser estate or interest, real property adjacent to any highway included in the national
• § 896 — The Legislature hereby declares that the acquisition of interests in real property for the preservation, maintenance or conservation of scenic lands or areas adjacent to any highway included in the na
• § 897 — The department may convey or lease such property back to its original owner or to another person or entity in the manner and subject to such reservations, conditions, covenants or other contractual ar
• § 9 — Whenever any reference is made to any portion of this code or of any other law, such reference shall apply to all amendments and additions thereto.
• § 90 — The department shall have full possession and control of all state highways and all property and rights in property acquired for state highway purposes.
• § 90.1 — The powers and duties enumerated in this section are intended to give the department broader authority to recruit and retain qualified civil engineers.
• § 900 — The authority conferred upon boards of supervisors by this division shall be exercised subject to such limitations and restrictions as are prescribed by this division or by other provisions of law, sh
• § 9000 — The refunding of bonds issued under the “Improvement Bond Act of 1915” so as to restore property to the tax rolls and make it available for development is declared to be an important policy of this St
• § 9001 — The legislative body of any city in this State may refund bonds issued under the “Improvement Bond Act of 1915,” under and subject to the provisions of this division, and may provide for the extension
• § 9002 — It is the intention of this division that the original bonds and the original assessments shall remain in full force and effect until superseded and supplanted by reassessments and refunding bonds val
• § 9003 — Any action or determination made necessary by reason of constitutional requirements or otherwise, or any action or determination which is convenient in the making of the reassessment, or in the refund
• § 9004 — Any city may employ any qualified person to perform any work provided for or authorized by this division or in connection with the refunding of any indebtedness authorized to be refunded under this di
• § 9005 — The incidental expenses of any refunding and reassessment authorized by this division shall be paid by the city in which the district lies.
• § 9006 — When proceedings are commenced under this division, the provisions of this division only shall apply thereto.
• § 9007 — This division does not affect any other act or acts now existing or which may hereafter be passed covering the same subject matter, nor apply to any proceedings thereunder, but is intended to and does
• § 9008 — The remedies provided for the enforcement of any reassessment levied under the provisions of this division are not exclusive and additional remedies may be provided at any time.
• § 9009 — The curative clauses of this division are cumulative and each of them is to be given full force and effect.
• § 901 — All county highways, once established, shall continue to be county highways until abandoned by order of the board of supervisors of the county in which such highways are situated, by operation of law,
• § 9010 — This division and all of its provisions shall be liberally construed, to the end that the purposes thereof may be made effective.
• § 9011 — Whenever the requisite number of property owners have filed their written consent to the refunding and reassessment under this division, any city may perform any of the following acts: (a) File a peti
• § 9012 — In any action to foreclose or in any action to quiet title brought by the purchaser at a sale for delinquency under this division, or by his successor in interest, the State of California may be made
• § 9013 — In the event of foreclosure or action to quiet title process shall be served upon the same person or persons as in other cases of suits against the city.
• § 9014 — The purchaser, whether at tax collector’s sale or at resale by the city in the event of the city having become the purchaser, or at foreclosure sale by order of court, takes the property subject to al
• § 9015 — Unless the particular provision or the context otherwise requires, the definitions contained in this article shall govern the construction of this division.
• § 9016 — All words in this division relating to municipal officers and matters shall be construed as referring to the corresponding county officers and matters under this division.
• § 9017 — “Auditor” means: (a) When used with reference to a county, the county auditor.
• § 9018 — “City” includes counties, cities and counties, and all corporations organized and existing for municipal purposes.
• § 9019 — “Clerk” means: (a) When used with reference to a county, the clerk of the board of supervisors.
• § 902 — Except as otherwise provided by law, any toll trail, toll road or toll bridge, for which the franchise has expired by limitation or nonuser, becomes a free county highway.
• § 9020 — “Legislative body” means: (a) When used with reference to a county, the board of supervisors.
• § 9021 — “Parcel” means lot, piece, parcel, or tract of land.
• § 9022 — As used with reference to a county, “street superintendent” or “superintendent of streets” means the county surveyor or such other competent county officer as may be appointed by the board of supervis
• § 9023 — “Tax collector” means any person who, under whatever name or title, is charged with the duty of collecting taxes, advertising delinquent lists of unpaid taxes, selling lands thereunder and executing c
• § 9024 — “Tax-deeded lands” are parcels of land, the assessment upon which is security for the outstanding bonds to be refunded, which have been deeded to the State for delinquent taxes or delinquent taxes and
• § 9025 — “Treasurer” means: (a) When used with reference to a county, the county treasurer.
• § 903 — After one year from the making of an order by a board of supervisors, pursuant to this division, opening a highway over any land, the county acquires title to the land in accordance with the terms of
• § 904 — No route of travel used by one or more persons over another’s land shall become a county highway by use.
• § 9050 — Whenever any principal or interest of any issue of bonds issued under the “Improvement Bond Act of 1915” is past due and unpaid because of delinquency in the payment of assessments, the legislative bo
• § 9055 — The legislative body may enter into a written contract or contracts with the owner or owners of such bonds and provide therein for the cancellation of the outstanding bonds and coupons and the issuanc
• § 9056 — When any bond is presented by any person to the legislative body for refunding, such person shall be deemed the owner thereof, and the legislative body may enter into a written contract or contracts t
• § 9057 — The contract or contracts shall determine the terms and conditions upon which the outstanding bonds shall be exchanged for the refunding bonds.
• § 9058 — The bonds to be refunded may be deposited with the city treasurer or with any duly incorporated bank or trust company doing business in the State, which shall act as depository or escrow holder, as ma
• § 9059 — The State of California or any city, county, or other political subdivision or public corporation, owning any bonds which might be refunded under the provisions of this division may perform all acts a
• § 906 — The width of all county highways, other than bridges, alleys, lanes, and trails, shall be at least 40 feet, except as provided by Sections 906.
• § 906.5 — On construction under a contract advertised for bids after July 1, 1973, the board of supervisors shall install on the surface of county highways upon which the operation of bicycles is permitted only
• § 906.6 — Notwithstanding Section 906, a county may maintain a highway of less than 40 feet in width if all the cost of maintenance thereof is paid for by a maintenance district created pursuant to Chapter 26 (
• § 9060 — The city may at any time prior to the actual issuance and exchange of the refunding bonds make additional contracts with any owners of bonds for the surrender and exchange of bonds which are not agree
• § 9061 — If the owners of 75 percent or more of the principal amount of the outstanding bonds of any issue join in the contract or contracts, the city may proceed under this division to refund all of the bonds
• § 907 — Any owner or occupant of land may construct a sidewalk on the county highway along the line of his land, subject to the authority conferred by law on the board of supervisors.
• § 9070 — In the event that the holders of one or more of the outstanding bonds do not enter any contract to refund the same, nevertheless, if the holders of 75 percent or more of the outstanding bonds do contr
• § 9071 — The city which is conducting the refunding proceedings may make an advancement or contribution or an additional contribution in order to provide money to pay or retire the bonds of the nonconsenting h
• § 9072 — If any person advances money to provide for the payment or retirement of the bonds of nonconsenting holders the legislative body may deliver at par all or any portion of the refunding bonds which are
• § 9073 — Any other methods of raising funds for the payment or retirement of the bonds of nonconsenting holders which will, prior to the time the assessment is recorded under this division, adequately provide
• § 9074 — Whenever any money is placed in any fund for the retirement or payment of the bonds of nonconsenting holders such money shall be used only for that purpose.
• § 9075 — In the event that the discharge of the bonds of any nonconsenting holders at less than the par value thereof has been authorized by any final decree or order confirming a plan of readjustment under an
• § 9076 — The reassessment shall not be recorded until adequate provision has been made in accordance with the terms of this article for the payment or retirement of bonds of nonconsenting holders.
• § 908 — The road commissioner, or the person to whom the duties of the road commissioner have been transferred pursuant to Section 2006.
• § 9080 — Two or more issues of bonds issued under the Improvement Bond Act of 1915 may be refunded in one proceeding under this division and only one issue of refunding bonds issued therefor, to be secured by
• § 9081 — The proceedings for refunding two or more issues of bonds shall follow as nearly as may be the procedure for the refunding of one issue, with such modifications and changes in the resolutions, notices
• § 909 — No agreement entered into by the board of supervisors for the purchase, hire, or rental of any apparatus used in the construction, improvement, or maintenance of highways shall create a charge against
• § 91 — The department shall improve and maintain the state highways, including all traversable highways which have been adopted or designated as state highways by the commission, as provided in this code.
• § 91.2 — (a) The department shall perform construction inspection services for projects on or interfacing with the state highway system authorized pursuant to Chapter 6.
• § 91.41 — (a) The Clean California Local Grant Program of 2021 is hereby established, to be administered by the department, to provide funding, upon appropriation by the Legislature, for the purpose of allocati
• § 91.42 — (a) The Clean California State Beautification Program of 2021 is hereby established, to be administered by the department, to provide funding, upon appropriation by the Legislature, for purposes of be
• § 91.43 — (a) The department may use job order contracting to construct projects through the Clean California State Beautification Program of 2021 as follows: (1) The department shall establish a procedure to p
• § 91.5 — (a) The department may enter into an agreement to accept funds, materials, equipment, or services from any person for maintenance or roadside enhancement, including the cleanup and abatement of litter
• § 91.6 — The department shall, within its maintenance programs relating to litter cleanup and abatement, assign a high priority to litter deposited along state highway segments adjoining storm drains, streams,
• § 91.8 — (a) The department shall, within its maintenance program, establish procedures for the removal and disposal of animal carcasses on state highways.
• § 91.9 — (a) On or before December 31, 2025, the department, in coordination with the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission and the Public Utilities Commission, shall evaluate the issu
• § 9100 — When the contract between the city and 75 percent or more of the bondholders has been entered into, the legislative body shall direct the auditor to submit a complete and accurate statement showing th
• § 9101 — The amount of the reassessment upon any parcel of land shall be computed by the auditor in the following manner: (a) Subtract from the total amount of unpaid assessments including interest and penalti
• § 9102 — As an alternative method of apportioning the reassessments, the legislative body, if it determines that it appears that the assessments upon some of the lands to be reassessed seem excessive and not i
• § 9103 — When the reassessment has been spread under the alternative method, it shall be filed with the auditor and the auditor shall include it in his statement in lieu of the reassessment computed by him.
• § 9104 — The amount of the reassessment upon any parcel shall not exceed the unpaid amount of the original assessment upon that parcel and the unpaid annual interest thereon.
• § 9105 — Tax-deeded land shall be subject to reassessment.
• § 9106 — Any parcel of land subject to the lien of any assessment securing bonds to be refunded pursuant to this division which has been deeded to any city or other political subdivision or public corporation
• § 9107 — All money appropriated by the city or county to assist in refunding shall be credited upon the reassessment and shall reduce each of the reassessments therein and shall be prorated among the respectiv
• § 9125 — A city proceeding under this division may appropriate money from any available fund to assist in the refunding.
• § 9126 — In addition to the authority contained elsewhere in this division, any city, county, or city and county, district, or other public corporation of any class or kind, in which all or any part of the lan
• § 9127 — All or any part of the delinquent taxes levied upon lands subject to reassessment in the refunding proceeding for any city, county, or city and county, district, or other public corporation may be con
• § 9128 — Such appropriation or contribution may be of money to be received from the collection of such delinquent taxes or may be made by authorizing the cancellation of the taxes.
• § 9129 — If cancellation as provided in this article is authorized, a certified copy of the resolution making the contribution or appropriation and authorizing the cancellation of the taxes shall be filed with
• § 9130 — When any appropriation or contribution is made by authorizing the cancellation of taxes, all interest and penalties on the taxes appropriated or contributed shall be canceled at the same time the taxe
• § 9131 — The taxes to be appropriated or contributed may be described in the resolution making the appropriation or contribution as all of the taxes for the particular fiscal year or years; and the total amoun
• § 9132 — The resolution making the appropriation or contribution and authorizing the cancellation of taxes shall comply with the following requirements: (a) It shall be adopted by a two-thirds vote.
• § 9133 — When an appropriation or contribution of taxes has been made under this article, the county auditor shall compute the amount of the unpaid taxes, penalties, and interest canceled and shall notify the
• § 9134 — Where property has been deeded to the State for delinquent taxes and any appropriation or contribution of any part of the delinquent taxes is made pursuant to the authority conferred in this chapter,
• § 9140 — The statement of the auditor pursuant to Article 1 of this chapter shall be filed with the legislative body.
• § 9141 — If the legislative body finds the statement of the auditor to be correct upon examination, it shall approve the statement.
• § 9142 — Upon the approval of the statement of the auditor the legislative body shall adopt a resolution reciting that the statement of the auditor has been approved and is on file with the clerk and that it s
• § 9143 — The resolution shall also state the total amount of the outstanding bonds, the amount of the due and unpaid interest coupons, the total amount of unpaid assessments including therein interest and pena
• § 9144 — If the assessment was spread as provided in Section 9102 the resolution shall state that fact.
• § 9145 — The resolution shall be published once a week for four successive weeks in some newspaper of general circulation in the city.
• § 9160 — The owners of property liable to pay assessments have the right to pay such assessments, together with interest thereon as provided by the proceedings and statute under which the outstanding bonds wer
• § 9161 — The assessments upon property as to which such written notice has been given shall be paid and collected with interest and penalties thereon as provided by the proceedings and statute under which the
• § 9162 — Outstanding bonds payable serially as the assessments are payable, and in principal amount equal to the principal of the assessments included in written notices given pursuant to this chapter shall no
• § 9163 — In the event any property owner elects to continue to pay assessments as provided in this chapter, the proposed reassessment upon his parcel of land as set forth in the statement on file shall be mark
• § 9164 — If in order that the principal amount of outstanding bonds not canceled in the refunding proceedings which is payable annually and interest thereon shall equal the principal amount of assessments made
• § 9165 — If any property owner does not elect to continue to pay assessments as provided in this chapter, then the legislative body shall make a reassessment against his property in the refunding proceedings.
• § 9180 — The written consent of the owners of a majority in area of the land subject to reassessment shall be filed with the clerk of the legislative body before the legislative body shall have jurisdiction to
• § 9181 — Any owner of land subject to reassessment may file his consent in writing to the refunding and reassessment upon substantially the terms stated in the resolution provided for in Article 3 of Chapter 3
• § 9182 — Owners of land within the meaning of this chapter are those and those only who appear to be such upon the records in the office of the county recorder of the county in which the district is situated o
• § 9183 — As to any land deeded to a city for delinquent taxes or for delinquent taxes and assessments, the legislative body of the city is authorized to consent to the refunding and reassessment.
• § 9184 — As to tax deeded lands the State Controller may sign any consent or consents to the refunding and reassessment for the State, and the board of supervisors of the county in which the property lies may
• § 9185 — Executors, administrators, special administrators and guardians may consent for any property of the estate represented by them.
• § 9186 — At the hearing on the refunding and reassessment the legislative body shall determine whether the written consent of the owners of a majority in area of the lands subject to reassessment has been file
• § 9187 — The validity, sufficiency, or genuineness of any of the consents, or the finding and determination of the legislative body thereon, shall not be contested in any action or proceeding unless commenced
• § 92 — The department may do any act necessary, convenient or proper for the construction, improvement, maintenance or use of all highways which are under its jurisdiction, possession or control.
• § 92.1 — (a) The department shall update guidance by July 1, 2021, to specify the appropriate use of positive protection measures, including, but not limited to, automated flagger assistance devices, buffer la
• § 92.2 — Where practical or desirable, the department shall, along any highway under its jurisdiction, possession, or control, replace trees that have been destroyed or removed because of projects undertaken t
• § 92.3 — (a) The department shall do both of the following: (1) Discontinue further water intensive freeway landscaping and use drought resistant landscaping whenever feasible, taking into consideration such f
• § 92.4 — Where a city street or county road abuts upon real property acquired by the state for freeway purposes, the department may contribute toward the cost of construction of the half of such street or road
• § 92.5 — The department shall install, in all tunnels and underpasses on state highways within metropolitan areas where the tunnel or underpass is of sufficient length to impede radio reception, wires, or othe
• § 92.6 — At such locations as shall be determined by the department to be appropriate, screening shall be installed and maintained on state freeway overpasses on which pedestrians are allowed, in order to prev
• § 92.7 — (a) (1) Beginning on or before July 1, 2028, the department shall, in consultation with the State Department of Public Health and in collaboration with impacted local governments, incorporate suicide
• § 92.8 — (a) (1) On or before July 1, 2028, the department shall identify best practices for the implementation of suicide countermeasures designed to deter suicide attempts on bridges and overpasses.
• § 9200 — Any person interested in any of the property to be reassessed may file a written protest against the amount reassessed against his or any other property, as shown in the statement, at any time prior t
• § 9201 — Any person who files such a protest shall have full opportunity to be heard thereon.
• § 9202 — At the time and place fixed for hearing, the legislative body shall hear any complaints or objections that may be made concerning the amount of unpaid assessments, or the amounts of proposed reassessm
• § 9203 — At the hearing no objections to the regularity of the proceedings with reference to the making of the improvement or the validity or the amount of any assessment levied in the original proceedings sha
• § 9204 — The determination of the legislative body upon all objections or protests shall be final and conclusive.
• § 9205 — The hearing may be continued from time to time by order entered in the minutes, but must be concluded within 30 days from the date orginally fixed.