California § 56802 - For any proposal for incorporation of the territory within the Mountain House Com
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§ 56802. For any proposal for incorporation of the territory within the Mountain House Com
(a) For any proposal for incorporation of the territory within the Mountain House Community Services District, San Joaquin County shall provide the required funds to those petitioners filing the incorporation application for all costs involved in filing the application for incorporation pursuant to this division, including the preparation of the comprehensive fiscal analysis pursuant to Section 56800. (b) The funds provided by the county pursuant to this section shall not be construed to be a gift of public funds and may only be granted to a quasi-public or nonprofit organization formed for the purpose of pursuing incorporation of the Mountain House area. (c) San Joaquin County shall provide the funds required in subdivision (a) only one time, upon the first filing of application for incorporation.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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