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ATTACHMENT 2 <br /> DRAFT 2021 Recommended Positions on Bills <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Recommended City Position TVC League of <br /> Senate Bill Principle Position CA Cities <br /> Position <br /> AB 59 (Gabriel) This bill would increase, for fees and Housing Watch. The bill would extend None Watch <br /> Mitigation Fee service charges and for fees for noticing timeframes, which, <br /> Act: fees: notice specified public facilities, the time for though affording interested parties <br /> and timelines mailing the notice of the time and more time for review, may cause <br /> place of the meeting to at least 45 delays in the City's ability to adopt <br /> days before the meeting. new fees and charges in a timely <br /> manner. However, a "watch" <br /> position is recommended to <br /> determine the potential impact to <br /> the City. <br /> AB 115 (Bloom) Would, notwithstanding any Housing Oppose with comment letter None Watch <br /> Planning and inconsistent provision of a city's or addressing the following issues: <br /> zoning: county's general plan, specific plan, <br /> commercial zoning ordinance, or regulation, Loss of the City's discretion to <br /> zoning: housing would require that a housing determine appropriate locations <br /> development development be an authorized use for housing, resulting in potential <br /> on a site designated in any local <br /> agency's zoning code or maps for land use incompatibilities <br /> commercial uses if certain conditions <br /> apply. Among these conditions, the Reduction of the City's inventory <br /> bill would require that the housing of sites available to accommodate <br /> development be subject to a commercial uses to accommodate <br /> recorded deed restriction requiring sales-tax and employment <br /> that at least 20% of the units have an generating uses, and provide <br /> affordable housing cost or affordable convenient services for residents <br /> rent for lower income households, as <br /> those terms are defined, and located <br /> on a site that satisfies specified Insufficient requirement for <br /> criteria. affordable, versus market-rate <br /> housing. <br /> DRAFT <br /> RAFT <br /> behruary 5,2021 <br />
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