§ 1364 Fund Eligibility And Uses

This law says money in a special fund can be given to local governments, park and open‑space districts, resource conservation districts, private landowners, and nonprofit groups for the purposes listed in another part of the law.

Key Takeaways

•Money in the fund is not just for the state—it can go to many local groups and private owners.
•Only the purposes described in Section 1363(d) can be funded.
•Entities must follow the rules in the other section to actually get the money.

Example

A city wants to buy a piece of land to turn it into a community park.

Because the city is a local government entity, it can use money from the fund to pay for the land, as long as the purpose matches what is allowed in Section 1363(d).

Moneys in the fund shall be available to local government entities, park and open-space districts, resource conservation districts, private landowners, and nonprofit organizations for the purposes set forth in subdivision (d) of Section 1363. (Added by Stats. 2001, Ch. 588, Sec. 2. Effective January 1, 2002.)

Key Takeaways

•Money in the fund is not just for the state—it can go to many local groups and private owners.
•Only the purposes described in Section 1363(d) can be funded.
•Entities must follow the rules in the other section to actually get the money.

Example

A city wants to buy a piece of land to turn it into a community park.

Because the city is a local government entity, it can use money from the fund to pay for the land, as long as the purpose matches what is allowed in Section 1363(d).

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