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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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5/21/2018
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1. Albany <br />The Albany City Council held a public hearing on April 3, 2017, to discuss the findings of a residential and non-residential <br />affordable housing nexus study which purport to justify fees of $38.60 to $44 per sq. ft. on new housing for affordable <br />units. The report was prepared as part of a coordinated work program for twelve jurisdictions in Alameda and Santa Clara <br />Counties. Silicon Valley Community Foundation with Baird + Drisketl Community Planners organized and facilitated this <br />multi -jurisdiction effort. Silicon Valley Community Foundation, which engaged KMA to prepare the analyses, serves as the <br />main contracting entity with each participating jurisdiction, and has provided funding support for coordination and <br />administration of the effort. <br />Type Maximum Justified <br />Fee <br />Single-family $77,200 per unit or <br />detached $38.60 per sq. ft. <br />Townhome $66,00 per unit or <br />$44 per sq. ft. <br />Condo $51,150 per unit or <br />$34.10 per sq. ft. <br />(Multi -family rental $58,800 per unit or <br />$39.20 per sq. ft. <br />(Office 1$144.90 per sq. ft. <br />Current Fee <br />15% of units in market -rate projects with five or more <br />units must be set aside as affordable units. The <br />applicant may request to pay an in -lieu fee but City <br />Council must approve it. Fee on rental developments <br />suspended after Palmer decision. <br />See note above <br />note <br />note above <br />fee <br />1515U.3U per sq. tt. <br />No tee <br />1$117.70 per sq. ft. <br />No fee <br />Industrial 1$113.30 per sq. ft. <br />No fee <br />2. American Canyon <br />Percentage of <br />Maximum Justified <br />Fee <br />NA <br />NA <br />NA <br />NA <br />NA <br />American Canyon expanded its affordable housing impact fee in February 2016 to include commercial and rental <br />residential projects. For -sale residential developers must still either construct 10 percent of the units on-site as affordable <br />or pay impact fee if it is determined that building affordable units on site is not feasible. The new fee, however, is lower <br />than the old rate which was the equivalent of $3.19 to $3.82 per square foot. <br />Type <br />Maximum Justified Fee <br />Current Fee <br />Percentage of <br />Maximum Justified Fee <br />(estimated) <br />Single-family detached <br />$27,380.00 per unit or <br />10% mandatory inclusionary unless <br />NA <br />$13.69 per sq. ft. <br />applicant shows building units on <br />site is infeasible. <br />Condos/Townhomes <br />$8,505.00 per unit or $5.67 <br />Same as above. <br />53% <br />per sg ft. <br />Rental multifamily <br />$35,460 per unit or $23.64 <br />$5,250 per unit or $3.50 per sq. <br />15% <br />per sq. ft. <br />ft. <br />Retail <br />1$16.60 per sq. ft. <br />'75 cents per sq, ft. <br />5% <br />Hotel <br />1$31.95per sq. ft. <br />75 cents per sq. ft. <br />2% J <br />Food/Wine Production <br />- <br />1518.58 per sq. ft. <br />- <br />50 cents per sq. ft. <br />2.7% <br />Warehouse- <br />I-5.36 per sq. ft. <br />50 cents per sq. ft. <br />9% <br />___ <br />_ <br />3/22/2016 <br />�3 <br />R <br />
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