Cal. SHC § 36025
This is the official text of Cal. SHC § 36025, part of California’s Streets and Highways Code — governs the construction and maintenance of public roads.
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Official statutory text
If the council, following the hearing, decides to establish the proposed area, it shall adopt an ordinance to that effect. This ordinance shall contain the following information:
(a) The number, date and title of the resolution of intention pursuant to which it was adopted;
(b) The time and place the hearing was held concerning the formation of such area;
(c) The description of the boundaries of such area;
(d) A statement that the businesses in the area established by the ordinance shall be subject to the provisions of the tax or additional tax provided by this part;
(e) The initial or additional rate or levy, of the license tax to be imposed with a breakdown by classification of business, if such classification is used; and
(f) A statement that a parking and business improvement area has been established.
(g) The uses to which the revenue shall be put.
(a) The number, date and title of the resolution of intention pursuant to which it was adopted;
(b) The time and place the hearing was held concerning the formation of such area;
(c) The description of the boundaries of such area;
(d) A statement that the businesses in the area established by the ordinance shall be subject to the provisions of the tax or additional tax provided by this part;
(e) The initial or additional rate or levy, of the license tax to be imposed with a breakdown by classification of business, if such classification is used; and
(f) A statement that a parking and business improvement area has been established.
(g) The uses to which the revenue shall be put.
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