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AGENDA REPORT
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Fee Summaries and Comparisons to Other Jurisdictions <br /> Table 3 — Maximum Development Impact Fees (Capital Facilities & Transportation) <br /> Pleasanton Pleasanton Max Percent <br /> Land Use Existing (2018 Study) Difference <br /> Single Family (per unit) $20,944 $28,901 38% <br /> Multi-Family (per unit) 14,770 19,640 33% <br /> Retail (per sq ft) 15.15 26.66 76% <br /> Office (per sq ft) 7.88 18.51 135% <br /> Hotel/Motel (per room in <br /> Max Fee and per sq ft in <br /> Existing) 0.47 7,782 <br /> R&D (per sq ft) 5.97 13.61 128% <br /> Industrial ( per sq ft) 5.78 9.45 63% <br /> (1) Assumes average hotel room size of 325 sq ft <br /> Table 4— Maximum Affordable Housing Impact Fees <br /> Pleasanton Pleasanton Max Percent <br /> Land Use Existing (2018 Study) Difference <br /> Single Family (per 1,500 <br /> sq ft unit) $20,291 $44,930 121% <br /> Multi-Family (per 2- <br /> bedroom unit) 20,291 37,358 84% <br /> Retail (per sq ft) 3.07 211.08 6776% <br /> Hotel/Motel 3.07 49.69 1519% <br /> Office (per sq ft) 3.07 82.56 2589% <br /> Industrial (per sq ft) 3.07 82.56 2589% <br /> As described in the tables above, the maximum fees that the City could set represent an <br /> increase of between 33% in Capital Facilities Fees for multi-family land uses to 6776% <br /> in Affordable Housing fees for Retail land uses. <br /> For a variety of reasons the City Council may set development impact fees less than the <br /> maximum calculated through the Nexus Study. To help determine a reasonable amount <br /> to charge, EPS compiled development impact fees from surrounding jurisdictions. The <br /> following tables includes a comparison of Pleasanton's existing fees, maximum fees <br /> and those of Dublin, Livermore, San Ramon and Fremont: <br /> Page 6 of 9 <br />
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