The notice required to be given by Section 57025 shall contain all of the following information:
(a) A statement of the distinctive short form designation assigned by the commission to the proposal.
(b) A statement of the manner in which, and by whom, proceedings were initiated. However, a reference to the proponents, if any, shall be sufficient where proceedings were initiated by a petition.
(c) A description of the exterior boundaries of the affected territory.
(d) A description of the particular change or changes of organization proposed for each of the subject districts or cities and new districts or new cities proposed to be formed, and any terms and conditions to be applicable. The description may include a reference to the commission’s resolution making determinations for a full and complete description of the change of organization or reorganization, and the terms and conditions.
(e) A statement of the reason or reasons for the change of organization or reorganization as set forth in the proposal submitted to the commission.
(f) A statement of the time, date, and place of the protest hearing on the proposed change of organization or reorganization.
(g) If the affected territory is inhabited and the change of organization or reorganization provides for the submission of written protests, a statement that any owner of land within the territory, or any registered voter residing within the territory, may file a written protest against the proposal with the executive officer of the commission at any time prior to the conclusion of the hearing by the commission on the proposal.
(h) If the affected territory is uninhabited and the change of organization or reorganization provides for submission of written protests, a statement that any owner of land within the territory may file a written protest against the proposal with the executive officer of the commission at any time prior to the conclusion of the hearing by the commission on the proposal.
(Amended by Stats. 2018, Ch. 86, Sec. 13. (AB 3254) Effective January 1, 2019.)
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