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Attachment 1 <br /> Resolution No.19-1078 <br /> SUMMARY OF CASA ELEMENT CONCERNS AND CONSIDERATIONS RECOMMENDED APPROACH TVC POLICY FRAMEWORK <br /> KEY THEMES <br /> 6. "Good Government"Reforms to Housing CONCERN Si Al U: High. Ihis has the potential to Oppose unless amended as follows: FUNDING AND RESOURCES <br /> Approval Process: Focused on streamlining the significantly reduce public input in the review process which • Require an"expiration date"for all fees and CONTEXT-SENSITIVE HOUSING <br /> permitting process and how residential impact may lead to distrust and community concern. regulations locked at application completeness to <br /> fees are set and enforced. <br /> CONCERNS: This is a one-size-fits-all approach that: , ensure they are applicable to viable projects. <br /> 1 • Streamlining(zoning compliant projects<500 .• Disincentivizes developers to collaborate on delivering <br /> Eliminates abuse by developers who might"lock" <br /> I units):Includes"locking"rules,fees and projects that best meet community needs(such as mitigating <br /> a future application to avoid addressing future <br /> historic status at the date of the"application traffic and infrastructure impacts,offering community federal,state or local requirements that may <br /> surface. <br /> completeness";permits no more than 3 de amenities). <br /> novo hearings for each project. • Require a"reset"should substantive project <br /> • Significantly reduces the ability to provide public input and <br /> • Impact Fees:Impose a state standard for the ability to satisfy the public concerns.Reducing public changes be introduced during the course of the <br /> establishing and imposing impact fees using interest may lead to distrust. development review process to avoid potential <br /> objective standards rather than current abuse of the system. <br /> "reasonableness"test. Allow for fee deferral • Potentially eliminates ability to negotiate community <br /> a some fees at a laterpoint in the • Maintain clear and objective standards and <br /> (pay benefits(services and infrastructure to support those who controls,and support fee deferral programs that <br /> development process). pP P 8r <br /> would occupy the housing)as a part of the development <br /> process. ensure context sensitivity. <br /> • Inclusionary Zoning:Establish state law that <br /> precludes inclusionary programs from being . Sends a mixed message regarding inclusionary housing •• Allow all cities(not just Sensitive Communities)to <br /> I 'additive'(density bonus,housing impact fees, which has been the greatest single contributor to affordable develop context sensitive community plans that <br /> local inclusionary requirements). Requires in- achieves the overall goal of providing affordable <br /> housing in the Tri-Valley. Elements of the Compact require <br /> lieu fees to be an option for fulfilling housing around transit. <br /> inclusion(i.e.,ability to'buyout of providing inclusionary housing,while this element alleviates the <br /> onsite affordable housing). inclusionary requirement for developers. <br /> Monitor any legislation regarding the definition and <br /> 1 • As written,this Element severely limits a city's ability to use requirements related to an"impositions report." <br /> • Downzoning and Moratoria:State to set <br /> criteria for when these can be used locally. good design and planning techniques to integrate new <br /> affordable housing into the fabric of a community,which <br /> • Annual'Impositions'Report.Recommends will likely result in further community resistance to <br /> cities annually document any impositions affordable housing development. <br /> (undefined)that would increase the hard cast <br /> 1 (excludes labor and materials)of housing <br /> i construction(such as fees and inclusionary <br /> I zoning requirements. <br /> 1 <br /> II Objective:Remove'regulatory uncertainty' <br /> i perceived to be a major cause of economically <br /> infeasible projects. <br /> Page 5 <br />