United States · California Code of Civil Procedure
When is California local-agency administrative mandate due?
CCP 1094.6(b) ordinarily requires filing by the ninetieth day after the covered local-agency decision becomes final. Timely record requests can alter it.
- Period
- 90 days for the disclosed component
- Trigger
- The legally established finality date of the covered local-agency decision
- Rule
- CCP 1094.6(b)
Official current section reviewed. (Amended by Stats. 1995, Ch. 898, Sec. 1. Effective January 1, 1996.)
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Which event starts this CCP 1094.6(b) inquiry?
The legally established finality date of the covered local-agency decision
Finality depends on announcement, available reconsideration or the specified mailing of written decision or findings. Establish the actual subsection (b) branch.
Responsible actor. The petitioner challenging the covered local-agency decision under CCP 1094.5. Use a covered decision outside school districts, legally established finality, no qualifying timely record request and no shorter controlling state or federal limitation. Only the disclosed component is supported. Additional actual closures, altered orders and excluded service methods require separate review.
CCP 1094.6(b)How is this particular California component counted?
- Use a covered decision outside school districts, legally established finality, no qualifying timely record request and no shorter controlling state or federal limitation. Only the disclosed component is supported. Additional actual closures, altered orders and excluded service methods require separate review.
- Exclude the established event day and count 90 calendar days under CCP 12. Intermediate weekends and holidays count. Apply CCP 12a to a final judicial holiday and check actual office closures under CCP 12b.
- Check the actual judicial holidays, closures and statutory or court-ordered qualifications.
- File the petition within the applicable period and preserve the decision, finality evidence, required limitation notice and any record request or delivery.
CCP 12 excludes the triggering day for ordinary day periods. CCP 12a supplies the final judicial-holiday adjustment, including Saturdays and the CCP 135 holidays. CCP 12b addresses qualifying whole-day office closures. Court-day periods exclude intermediate Saturdays, Sundays and judicial holidays. Calendar-day periods include intermediate closed days. Rule 1.11 supplies Friday observance of a Saturday judicial holiday and Monday observance of a Sunday judicial holiday. The calendar includes Lincoln Day, March 31, Juneteenth, Native American Day and Thanksgiving Friday. It excludes Columbus Day and Good Friday as ordinary full judicial holidays. The observed New Year holiday on December 31, 2027 is confirmed in the county schedule. Actual additional closures require separate evidence.
These base components do not add mail, electronic, fax, express or overnight service time. CCP 1013 and 1010.6 identify eligible additions, service conditions and express exceptions. CCP 1005 supplies its own motion-delivery provisions and excludes CCP 1013 for its identified notices. New-trial and CCP 663a intention-notice filings do not receive the stated mail or electronic additions. Establish the actual service method and governing procedure before applying any addition. A summons-service completion event is not determined by the general document-service addition.
The official sections were reviewed, including the retained 2026 and operative-2027 CCP 473 and 415.20 editions. Publication coverage for day and court-day components begins January 1, 2026, or a later expressly stated section effective date. Year components begin no earlier than January 1, 2021, or the section’s later stated effective date, and assume the current reviewed branch applies. These are software coverage boundaries, not findings that an actual act is late. Displayed final dates are confined to the independently reviewed 2026 and 2027 judicial calendar. Closed backward base boundaries and closed minimum-deposition boundaries receive no computed or paid date because their exact adjustment is not implemented. Earlier editions, emergency measures, tolling, different service methods and actual additional closures require separate review.
CCP 12, exclusion of the first dayWhat does an independently derived example show?
Fictitious example
Use a covered decision outside school districts, legally established finality, no qualifying timely record request and no shorter controlling state or federal limitation. Only the disclosed component is supported. Additional actual closures, altered orders and excluded service methods require separate review. The disclosed component, effective personal or specified nonmail service and no changed order.
| Step | What is counted | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Established event | The legally established finality date of the covered local-agency decision | August 3, 2027 |
| Disclosed component boundary | 90 days for the disclosed component | November 1, 2027 |
Fictitious facts within the stated coverage. This is the disclosed component, not a determination of legal accrual, effective service, court action or entitlement. No tolling, different service addition, altered order or additional closure is assumed. Closed unsupported base branches receive no computed date.
Try these dates in the calculatorWhich qualifications change this procedure?
- Timely record request
- A record request within ten days after finality under subsection (d) changes the petition boundary to the thirtieth day after record personal delivery or mailing. The preset excludes that branch.
- No mail addition
- Subsection (b) expressly excludes CCP 1013(a)’s addition after the stated decision or findings mailing.
- Shorter law
- Subsection (g) preserves a shorter state or federal statutory limitation. A general ninety-day result does not override it.
- Service methods and distinct statutory additions
- These base components do not add mail, electronic, fax, express or overnight service time. CCP 1013 and 1010.6 identify eligible additions, service conditions and express exceptions. CCP 1005 supplies its own motion-delivery provisions and excludes CCP 1013 for its identified notices. New-trial and CCP 663a intention-notice filings do not receive the stated mail or electronic additions. Establish the actual service method and governing procedure before applying any addition. A summons-service completion event is not determined by the general document-service addition.
- Edition and calendar coverage
- The official sections were reviewed, including the retained 2026 and operative-2027 CCP 473 and 415.20 editions. Publication coverage for day and court-day components begins January 1, 2026, or a later expressly stated section effective date. Year components begin no earlier than January 1, 2021, or the section’s later stated effective date, and assume the current reviewed branch applies. These are software coverage boundaries, not findings that an actual act is late. Displayed final dates are confined to the independently reviewed 2026 and 2027 judicial calendar. Closed backward base boundaries and closed minimum-deposition boundaries receive no computed or paid date because their exact adjustment is not implemented. Earlier editions, emergency measures, tolling, different service methods and actual additional closures require separate review.
- Use a covered decision outside school districts, legally established finality, no qualifying timely record request and no shorter controlling state or federal limitation. Only the disclosed component is supported. Additional actual closures, altered orders and excluded service methods require separate review.
- The base calculation does not resolve the excluded comparisons or establish that the responsible actor completed the required act.
Which acts and evidence must be preserved?
Questions about CCP 1094.6(b)
When is California local-agency administrative mandate due?
Does every announcement establish finality immediately?
No. Subsection (b) distinguishes reconsideration and written-decision or written-findings provisions.
CCP 1094.6(b)Is local ordinance adoption stated as a prerequisite in this current section?
No. The retained current section applies by its stated covered-agency and decision conditions. Do not add an ordinance-adoption condition absent from that text.
CCP 1094.6(a),(e)Does a record request always leave the original ninety-day deadline unchanged?
No. A qualifying request within ten days invokes subsection (d)’s record-delivery branch.
CCP 1094.6(d)Official California sources and edition review
Provisions used (15)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| CCP 1094.6(b) | The particular actor, event, period and required act |
| CCP 1094.6(d) | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 1094.6(b) | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 1094.6(g) | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 1094.6(a),(e) | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 12, exclusion of the first day | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 12a, final judicial holidays | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 12b, actual whole-day office closures | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 12c, backward hearing and service additions | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 135, judicial holidays and exclusions | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| California judicial holiday schedule | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| Cal. Rules of Court, rule 1.11 | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| Superior Court of San Bernardino holiday schedule | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 1013, service additions and exceptions | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |
| CCP 1010.6, electronic service and filing | The separately identified counting, filing, holiday or procedural qualification |