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HomeMy WebLinkAbout25-City Attorney 1 RESOLUTION NO. 2 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO ADOPTING PROCEDURES FOR THE GRANT OF DENSITY BONUS OR EQUIVALENT FINANCIAL VALUE, 3 INCLUDING THE SALE OF SEWER CAPACITY RIGHTS AS EQUIVALENT FINANCIAL VALUE TO THE GRANT OF A DENSITY BONUS, AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 85-66. 4 5 WHEREAS, pursuant to Subsection (B) of Government Code 6 Section 65915 of the State of California, the City of San 7 Bernardino is required to establish procedures for the grant of H density bonusEs, the City, therefore, undertakes to meet this ~l . mandate by the establishnlent of the procedures contained herein. 10 11 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AS FOLLOWS: 12 SECTION 1. The application for and processing of 13 applications for the grant of a density bonus for any housing 14 development shall be conducted as follows: 15 A. Applications for either a density bonus or equivalent 16 financial value for a housing development project shall be 17 submitted to the Planning Commission. Application forms for a 18 density bonus or equivalent financial value shall be provided by 19 the office of the Planning Department. Said forms shall be 20 completed by the developer requesting the density bonus and 21 submitted to the Planning Commission along with a pro forma of 22 the project, specifications for any "equivalent financial value" 23 alternatives to the grant of the density bonus which are proposed 24 by the developer and a cost schedule of the project. 2~ B. Upon receipt of said application and the accompanying 2G documentation, the Planning Commission shall fix a time and place 27 for public hearing of not less than thirty days from date of the I 2X,lreceipt of said application. I I ~ 1 C. The Planning Department shall act as the lead agency in 2 negotiations with the developer to devise any "equivalent 3 financial value" alternatives to the grant of a density bonus. 4 Any proposed equivalent financial value shall be developed in 5 conjunction with the offices of the City Administrator, City 6 Attorney, Redevelopment Agency, Park, Recreation and Community 7 Services Department, and the Engineering Department, or any or 8 all of the above as is appropriate. 9 D. The Planning Commission, after having held the public 10 hearing, shall approve or modify the application in the following 11 manner: 12 h 1. Approve a density bonus of not more t an twenty- 13 five percent over the maximum allowable density under the General 14 Plan. When a twenty-five percent density bonus is provided, the 15 developer shall execute a covenant to run with the land that a 16 minimum of twenty-five percent of the total units to be 17 constructed shall be available for low and moderate income 18 families for a period of thirty years, or that ten percent of the 19 total units will be available for lower income households for a 20 period of thirty years. 21 2. Provide at least two alternative bonus incentives 22 of "equivalent financial value" from which the developer may 23 select one alternative for application to the project, subject to 24 the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approval of the 2;) Mayor and Common Council. These alternatives may include but are 2G not limited to the following: 27 / / / 28 i / / / / / / / / / 2 ... - -- .......- ---- ......-----.- 1 a. Construction of public improvements 2 appurtenant to the proposed development which may include but not 3 be limited to streets, sidewalks, sewers, water lines, street 4 lights. 5 6 down. 7 8 9 10 11 e. Issuance of mortgage revenue bonds, industrial 12 development bonds, or other forms of tax-exempt financing, 13 including, if appropriate and necessary, a waiver of the City 14 fees thereon. 15 f. Granting of a change of zone, if such grant 16 increases the financial viability of a project. 17 g. Sale of sewer capacity rights. 18 h. Granting of a General Plan amendment. 19 3. A combination of alternatives listed under 20 Paragraph 2 above with a proportionate reduction in the twenty- 21 five percent density bonus to arrive at an overall Requivalent 22 financial valueR equal to twenty-five percent of the maximum 23 allowable density under the General Plan. 24 4. Pursuant to the approval of sale of sewer capacity 25 rights or the grant of any application for a zone change, parcel 26 map or conditional use permit, the party receiving such zone 27 change, parcel map, conditional use permit or sewer capacity 28 rights shall be required to execute an agreement which includes 3 .2/1;'7& ,;; S - .xkLdU ~ b. Utilize federal and state money for land write c. Waive any or all local ordinances regulating land development including fee structures. d. Waiver of the provisions of the Quimby Act (Parks and Recreation dedications>. ] the provision that: "Grant of this application (or approval of 2 sale of sewer capacity rights) is deemed by the parties hereto to 3 constitute a grant by the City of a financial incentive for the 4 development of any housing development project which may 5 hereafter be developed on the affected parcel or parcels. This 6 grant (or approval) is of 'equivalent financial value' to any 7 density bonus which may be required for such project pursuant to R' any present or future interpretation of applicable state law." A ! " separate recordable agreement shall be provided to include a 10 covenant running with the land for a period of thirty years. 11 E. The recommendation of the Planning Commission to the 12 Mayor and Common Council shall be made in writing no later than 13 ninety days after receipt of application. 14 F. A fee shall be paid in the amount of $350.00 plus $25.00 15 per acre for the processing of the density bonus or equivalent 16 financial value request, and shall be paid at the time of 17 submission of the application. 18 SECTION 2. Resolution No. 85-66 is hereby repealed. 19 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was duly 20 adopted by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San meeting thereof, held on 21 Bernardino at a 22 the day of 23 following vote, to wit: 24 / / / 2;) / / 2(; / / / 27 j / / i 2N / / / 4 , 1986, by the / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ~ of 9 10 AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: City Clerk The foregoing resolution is hereby approved this day ______._____, 1986. Mayor of the City of San Bernardino 11 12 Approved as to form: 13 ~,~:/-)I/f2o-r'--.:.L/ (/'-'~I/ 14 City Attorney 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 221 23 24 2;) 2G 27 2~ 5