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9/4/2018
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THE CITY OF 9 <br /> 0 '"` CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT <br /> pLEASANTON <br /> September 4, 2018 <br /> City Manager <br /> Finance <br /> Community Development <br /> TITLE: PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION ON STAFF'S RECOMMENDED <br /> CITY'S CAPITAL FACILITY, TRANSPORTATION AND AFFORDABLE <br /> HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES SCHEDULE <br /> (DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES) <br /> SUMMARY <br /> The proposed update to the City's Development Impact Fees is a Council priority. <br /> Since the 1980s, the City established several development impact fees to mitigate the <br /> impact of new housing and commercial developments on the City's facilities, <br /> infrastructure, and available affordable housing. The City's development impact fees <br /> were established pursuant to AB 1600. These fees were last restructured in 1998. City <br /> staff worked with Economic & Planning Systems (EPS) to update these development <br /> impact fees based on the adopted General Plan and other related planning documents. <br /> Staff issued draft reports outlining the methodology and the maximum Development <br /> Impact Fees the City could charge. <br /> Staff initially presented the draft Development Impact Fee study at the May 1 , 2018 City <br /> Council meeting subsequent to which staff made presentations to the City's Economic <br /> Development and Vitality Committee (EVC), Chamber of Commerce, Planning <br /> Commission and at a public workshop. Based on feedback received from stakeholders <br /> and other factors such as development impact fees of neighboring cities, staff <br /> developed recommended Development Impact Fee levels. In addition, staff developed <br /> two alternative Development Impact Fee scenarios for Council consideration. <br /> RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> 1 . Receive and discuss staff's presentation on the recommended and alternative <br /> Development Impact Fee scenarios. <br /> 2. Provide direction to staff to finalize the Development Impact Fee schedules for <br /> City Council consideration at the September 18, 2018 Council meeting. <br />
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