§ 81521 Temporary Building Definitions

Education Code·California

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•A 'temporary-use building' is a building the school district plans to use for 3 years or less from the first day people start using it.
•A 'relocatable structure' is something built to be moved from one place to another.
•These definitions are used in this part of the law to decide rules for these types of buildings.

Example

A school district rents trailers to use as classrooms while the new school is being built.

If the district plans to use these trailers for only 2 years, they are called 'temporary-use buildings.' Since the trailers can be moved, they are also 'relocatable structures.'

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§ 81521 Temporary Building Definitions

For purposes of this article the following definitions shall govern: (a) “Temporary-use building” is any building for which the intended use by the district at the time of entering into a lease contract or agreement is not for more than three years from the date of first occupancy. (b) “Relocatable structure” is any structure that is designed to be relocated. (Enacted by Stats. 1976, Ch. 1010.)

Last verified: January 23, 2026

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temporary-use building relocatable structure agreement contract school lease

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Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Education Code. Section 81521.

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