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AGENDA REPORT
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4/14/2011
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15Y
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WORKSHOP AGENDA
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`_&.' <br />- <br />7, <br />- <br />F.: <br />_LI <br />iii Goals <br />Housing Element <br />[Participate in Kottinger Place Task Force Activities <br />Address affordable housing needs <br />[ AFFORDABLE HOUSING <br />Development Impact Fee "Nexus Study" (AB 1600) <br />2-year Operating Budget and 4-year Capital Improvement Plan <br />Long-term Fiscal Analysis <br />Comprehensive User Fee Study <br />Vaintain fiscal slisfainability 1 <br />_ <br />I CITY FINANCES <br />Prepare and adopt a Housing Element consistent with State housing <br />law Conduct workshops to discuss affordable housing strategies and <br />_opportunities. <br />Review the potential for redeveloping Kottinger Place and Pleasanton <br />Gardens <br />The City's development fees were last updated in 1998. Assembly Bill <br />1600 requires cities to conduct a "nexus study" anytime fees are <br />adiusted. The study provides a nexus between new development fees <br />and at future pubic improvements (e.g., parks, streets, public facilities). <br />A revised nexus study would ensure that new development pays its pro <br />rata share of public improvements; it also allows the City to adjust the <br />list of eligible public projects for development fee financing <br />This is a bi-annual effort involving the development of the City's <br />operating budget and capital improvement plan (CIP). The operating <br />budget funds the City's annual services, programs and activities. The <br />CIP is a financial plan that enables construction of various public <br />improvements (e.g., streets parks, facilities, etc). <br />This involves developing long-term financial planning consistent with <br />revenue and expenditure projections, including cost containment <br />initiatives <br />This will involve evaluating City fees to determine appropriateness of <br />!existing amounts. This will primarily involve evaluation of development <br />processing fees (0.9 , planning, building, engineering). <br />Project Description <br />GOD/Housing/CM <br />CMO <br />Finance/CMO <br />Finance/CMO <br />Finance/CMO <br />Responsible <br />Depa <br />Underway. Per Urban Habitat Settlement Agreement new Housing Element will be certified and adopted by late fall/early winter <br />Underway The City Council has approved the Principles of Agreement for continued project activity. Adjacent site acquisition is <br />underway of private property to facilitate future redevelopment. <br />Underway. Review and consideration of new fees planned for summer/fall 2011 <br />Ongoing Budget process begins in May, ends in June <br />Pending completion of the new Housing Element This is necessary to determine build-out conditions in order to forecast community <br />service needs with available financial resources. <br />Completed Results are under review for consideration and presentation to City Council. Review will coincide with the 2011-12 fiscal <br />,year. <br />Status <br />RANKING <br />Current City Council Priorities <br />
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