California § 30653 - The district shall designate the area to be represented by each citizens

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§ 30653. The district shall designate the area to be represented by each citizens

(a) The district shall designate the area to be represented by each citizens’ advisory committee, with a separate area for any identifiable segment of a rail transit system and for any identifiable area in the district in which rail transportation is not currently contemplated. (b) “Identifiable segment of a rail transit system” means an area of a communality of interest surrounding a station structure or structures and the lines between structures.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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