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33. San Bruno <br />San Bruno in December 2016 adopted a new affordable housing program which includes impact fees on all new <br />residential and nonresidential development. Residential and commercial developments must pay an impact fee or <br />provide affordable units on or off-site. The new rules went into effect Feb. 11, 2017. The city's prior program required <br />for -sale developments of 10 or more units to set aside 15 percent as affordable. It had no commercial <br />linkage fee. The <br />policy overhaul was the result of the city's participation with San Mateo County and other cities. <br />Type <br />Maximum Justified Fee <br />Current Fee <br />Percentage of� <br />Justified Fee <br />Maximum <br />(estimated) <br />Single-family detached <br />$117,809 per unit or <br />Justified Fee <br />60% <br />$58.90 per sq. ft. <br />(estimated) <br />Single-family detached <br />per unit or $29.40 <br />per unit or $27 per sq. ft. <br />92% <br />($58,804 <br />per sq. ft. <br />($54,000 <br />$70,675 per unit. Applies to all units. The <br />-- - <br />Townhomes/condos <br />per unit or $51 per <br />--- -- <br />$37,500 per unit or $25 per <br />--- --- <br />($76,500 <br />s ft. <br />g <br />- <br />affordable units rather than pay the fee. The <br />Rental multifamily <br />$85,000 per unit or $56 per <br />-- - — <br />$37,500 per unit or $25 per sq, ft. <br />- — <br />45% <br />Isq. ft. <br />moderate income and 5% to low income. <br />Hotel <br />I$132 per sq. ft. <br />1$12.50 per sq. ft. (net new gross floor area) <br />- <br />9.5% <br />Retail, restaurant and <br />($235 per sq. ft. <br />($6.25 per sq. ft. (net new gross floor area) <br />_ _ <br />3% <br />!services <br />$43,101 per unit or <br />Same as above. <br />(Office, medical office, <br />_ <br />per sq. ft. <br />per sq. ft. (net new gross floor area) <br />6% <br />RBD <br />($196 <br />i$12.50 <br />812212017 <br />34. San Carlos <br />The city in 2010 adopted a new affordable housing program that required for -sale residential developers to set aside as <br />affordable 15 percent of a project's units or pay an in -lieu fee. Rental projects paid a direct impact fee. In late 2016, <br />the city commissioned a commercial linkage fee study and subsequently adopted impact fees on non-residential <br />development set to go into effect on March 15, 2017. <br />Type <br />Maximum Justified Fee <br />Current Fee <br />Percentage of <br />Maximum <br />Justified Fee <br />(estimated) <br />Single-family detached <br />$117,809 per unit or <br />Based on the number of units in the project. <br />60% <br />$58.90 per sq. ft. <br />For example, a 100 -unit project with 2,500 - <br />sq. -ft. homes pays $28.27 per sq. ft. or <br />$70,675 per unit. Applies to all units. The <br />developer may also request to build the <br />affordable units rather than pay the fee. The <br />affordable units must total 10% affordable to <br />moderate income and 5% to low income. <br />Townhomes/condos <br />$63,290 per unit orame <br />S as above. <br />67% <br />1560.52 per sq. ft. _ _ _ <br />_ _ _ <br />_ <br />Rental multifamily <br />$43,101 per unit or <br />Same as above. <br />62% <br />($45.28 per sq. ft. <br />($152 per sq. ft. $10 per sq. ft. 6.6% - <br />I$264 per sq. ft. $5 per sq. ft. _ 2% <br />1$229 per sq. ft. $20 per sq. ft. 8.7% <br />111912017 <br />10*1 <br />