AB 602 definition

AB 602 means the funding to special education local plan areas based on the SELPA’s ADA and other data elements. The funding calculation for AB 602 can be found on the exhibits titled SELPA Special Education Funding Exhibit.
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AB 602 means the act to amend Sections 65940.1 and 66019 of, and to add Section 66016.5 to, the State of California Government Code (CGC), and to add Section 50466.5 to the Health and Safety Code, relating to land use, development impact fees, and impact fee nexus studies.
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Examples of AB 602 in a sentence

  • In the event that there is a change in the State funding formula such that the AB 602 rate cannot be calculated in any fiscal year, the Parties agree that the contributions made under this MOU shall be the prior fiscal year contribution amount along with a COLA adjustment unless and until the Parties agree otherwise.

  • Any unused AB 602 funds will be returned to the District SELPA or the SELPA in which Charter School participates, and other categorical funds will be returned to the source of funds.

  • The Charter School’s fair share contribution to special education will be 10% of the charter schools’ AB 602 (rate includes Base, COLA, and Growth/Decline reduced by the amount withheld for Program Specialist/Regionalized Services) and Federal IDEA revenues.

  • Custom disposition letters are provided as required in AB 602 established in 2008.

  • Specifically, the transportation services provided to each Party shall be paid from its respective share of the special education AB 602 revenue.

  • Any unused AB 602 funds will be returned to the District SELPA, and other categorical funds will be returned to the source of funds.

  • Specifically, the transportation services provided to each Party shall be paid from that Party’s respective share of the special education AB 602 revenue.

  • Finally, the report will include a discussion of the importance of and procedures associated with an annual update of the fees, as well as accounting, reporting, and administrative procedures that are required pursuant to AB 1600 and AB 602.

  • Additionally, GCG will evaluate the existing fee methodologies and update as required to comply with new impact fee requirements pursuant to Assembly Bill 602 (AB 602) that went into effect in 2022.

  • Based on this analysis, GCG will calculate an impact fee for each type of facility that will be in compliance with the nexus requirements set forth in AB 1600 and AB 602.