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17.36.200 Growth Management Agreements. <br /> <br /> The city council, at its option, may enter into contractual <br />commitments when deemed appropriate to achieve the purposes of <br />this chapter and the general plan. Situations in which the city <br />may enter into a growth management agreement include, but are not <br />limited to, the following: <br /> <br /> A. Contracts to assure that designated units remain <br />reserved for low income households for the number of years <br />promised by the applicant. <br /> <br /> B. Contracts with the developers of long term, large scale <br />projects who are being required to make large infrastructure and <br />land investments in the early phases of their projects. <br /> <br /> c. Contracts to assure that the city can enforce <br />obligations to install specified public improvements which are <br />not scheduled to be installed until after building permits are <br />issued. <br /> <br />17.36.210 Fees and Exactions. <br /> <br /> A. Dwelling units with growth management approval and <br />exempt units shall pay normal city development fees in effect at <br />the time building permits are issued or at the time otherwise <br />provided by city ordinances and resolutions, including the per <br />unit fees established by resolution for the Capital Improvement <br />Fund fee and the Lower Income Housing Fund fee. <br /> <br /> B. Dwelling units receiving growth management approval <br />shall pay a growth management fee to be determined on an annual <br />basis and payable in conjunction with issuance of a building <br />permit. Any lot which was created pursuant to growth management <br />approval shall pay the growth management fee whenever a building <br />permit is issued on that lot (See Section C, Lapse of Development <br />Approval). Growth management fees shall be included in a special <br />fund and applied to public projects made necessary by the <br />cumulative effects of ongoing residential development. <br /> <br /> C. In conjunction with the annual allocation of growth <br />management approvals, council may negotiate and approve an <br />increase or decrease in the growth management fees or permit a <br />developer to provide finished public works in lieu of paying <br />growth management or other city fees in order to achieve the <br />purposes of this ordinance and the general plan. The modified <br />fee or exaction may be implemented by resolution of council or by <br />contract with the developer, depending upon the circumstances. <br />The resolution modifying fees shall state the public purposes to <br />be achieved by the modification (e.g. fees may be reduced for a <br />project setting aside fifteen percent of its units for low income <br />families for fifteen years; fees may be increased for a project <br />creating special public needs; a project may compete for limited <br />growth management approvals by providing a needed public <br />improvement which benefits the city and als0 benefits the <br />project). <br /> <br /> - 6 - <br /> <br /> <br />