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2012 Summary of Legislation - Cemetery and Funeral Bureau
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2012 Summary of Legislation - Effective January 1, 2013*
SB 323 VARGAS (CHAPTER 419, STATUTES OF 2012 - EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2014)*
1. California Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act
Repeals the current Beverly-Killea Limited Liability Company Act as of January 1, 2014 and replaces it with the California Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, which relates to the formation and operation of limited liability companies. (Change specific to the Bureau is in Cemetery law: Business and Professions Code Section 9653.6 (b) from Corporations Code Section 17375 to Section 17701.04).
SB 661 LIEU (CHAPTER 354, STATUTES OF 2012)
1. Crime: picketing
Makes it a crime for a person to picket/protest one hour prior to, and one hour after, a funeral; exception for private property. (Adds Penal Code Section 594.37).
SB 1099 WRIGHT (CHAPTER 295, STATUTES OF 2012)
1. Regulations
Unless a good cause is provided, or a later date is prescribed, instead of taking effect 30 days after filing with Secretary of State regulation/repeal now takes effect on a quarterly basis: January 1 (filed September 1 to November 30), April 1 (filed December 1 to February 29), July 1 (filed March 1 to May 31), October 1 (filed June 1 to August 31); Internet posting requirements added. (Amends Government Code Sections 11343, 11343.4, 11344, and Health & Safety Code Section 116064).
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Division InformationThe Planning Division provides staff support to the City Council and Planning Commission formulating and administering plans, programs, design guidelines and legislation for guiding the city’s development in a manner consistent with the community’s social, economic and environmental goals.In accordance with State Law, maintain a comprehensive and defensible General Plan which is adopted by city council and accurately reflects long and short-range community goals and environmental concerns relating to Land Use, Housing, Circulation, Safety, Open Space, Noise, Design, Economic Development and Conservation.Administer and coordinate city, State and regional land use regulations and other legislation to ensure developments that are consistent with the city’s standards, policies and plans which enhance the quality and character of the community.Provide Technical assistance to developers and citizens in a manner which facilitates their compliance with development standards and regulations with a minimum of inconvenience.Housing Element 2021-2029In 2019, the city updated the Land Use Element of the General Plan, which resulted in changes to allowed land uses and residential and commercial intensities. The City updated the Housing and Safety Elements and created a new Environmental Justice element in 2022.
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