Affordable housing fee on single-unit additions

talked a little I guess it was you who inquired about the housing uh fee in relationship to a project.

No impact fees for these developers that are bringing these contracts in

The bonus floor area in the fourth and fifth floors are assessed additional inclusionary housing fees or impact fees

City Council has broadly supported, these local impact fees, to… to help, you know, through

Our impact fees are a great model that has one out of 11 people in our city living in affordable housing

that some do have to pay in, some do not

So, two weeks ago, City Council adopted the Affordable Housing Impact Fee.

relatively recent housing and uh, human services development impact fee, affordable development impact fee, which is often called the inclusionary fee

Nexus study is tied to the development impact fee. So, we might want to change the the reference there

staff just recommends implementing the lowest supportable fee of $11 um instead of trying to do some sort of graduated fee scale

Impact fees are one-time charges imposed on developers by local governments to offset the cost of new development.

I'd like to make a motion to adopt ordinance 8712 amending section 42062 capital facility impact fee

I'm going to be voting no on 3B, but not because I don't appreciate how staff reduce the flat rate of the um newly added floor area

the single family housing impact fee that would help to offset affordable housing needs

And finally, it incorporates a single family housing expansion or impact fee for a total of $400,000.

if we decided not to do um the impact fee on single family home expansion um after all

I want to say I'm very glad that someone saw that impact fees were going to affect demolition of houses

This impact fee should be much, much higher. Otherwise, I mean, I support having an impact fee.

state law pretty much lays out all the requirements for, Imposing these fees, most notably, an impact fee must be based on a study

The impact, the proposed impact fee would be around $80,000. In today's dollars, the cash in lieu

so I'm opposing this impact fee. You know why? Because it's way too nothing!

Same exemption for homes under 2,000 square feet, that would be including the addition.

I do see a strong legal argument that this is a tax that needs to be subject to TABR.

So let's say so for August we're thinking about doing impact fees for Demos and additions.

and so that you will be seeing me in a couple months to talk about a possible impact fee on those types of cases.

each high-end development should pay an impact fee for all the unaffordable housing it creates.

looks like we've got something coming up with an impact fees for demolitions and additions, which is something we've talked about conceptually

So this would be similar but would apply to residential development and as shown in this graphic

there would be a nexus study for any anything that is technically an impact fee

that is sort of um the reason why we have to pursue pursue a nexus study

So I think the demolitions should be much higher. The impact fee than.

demolition impact fee is $113 per square foot, which is still nothing, and boulders doing $15 a square foot.

they're doing impact fees for demolitions, and it's totally inadequate.

I don't want this impact fee for Demos to be a distraction from Ih.

These impact fees are very interesting on how you've tied them and how you've put them together.

that do have impact fees for the kind of projects we're talking about

So this is specifically an affordable housing impact fee.

So if we did pursue an impact fee, it would go into the fund, but used similar to other tools.

The study is necessary for the city to pursue a possible impact fee.

So the the impact fee, the nexus study for scrapes and additions that we've talked about.

development impact fees have to be directly related to the service at hand. So it's not possible, for example, to charge a development impact fee

But the city does have a mechanism for assessing impact fees. The way that we do for affordable housing.

I come back to thinking of it more as from a standpoint of an impact fee. And so could it be implemented partly in that way

The impact fees for that obviously identified with that increased park service needs. So East Mapleton was identified

a particular housing type where we don't receive any corresponding impact to to housing.

If we are talking about development impact fees, these are fees that are specifically associated

affordable housing impact fee for the demolition replacement with new homes

It implores me more than ever for you to say that we need to do impact fees. We need to get a reasonable 140%.

with inclusionary housing and not meeting the jobs, housing, imbalance and or having ex, you know, having impact fees on the developers

impact fees when you go to sleep at night just dream impact fees jobs housing balance it's imbalance

if we do the Nexus study for that unit that you're rebuilding if it also becomes much larger then you'll pay um an impact fee

I'm the homeowner doing a remodel. I'm gonna pay some kind of basically an impact fee.

I really think that what boulder needs to do more than anything is develop impact fee fees per per capita per person on any development in town.

So the bigger your house gets, or where you doing, or the what per cent are you doing a tear down on right?

So if you go over 2,500 at that point in time. You're starting to pay a premium which can help fund

you can set it up as an impact fee, which is what we've done for commercial

when the impact fees. The true impact fees. Our is 4 foot, and the developer is paying $30 a square foot.

there's an impact fee, so they have a designated impact fee on new construction

in terms of our affordable housing impact fee etc that they they would be required to pay those as part of the project

IF YOU WANT ME TO VOTE FOR SOMEBODY LIKE THAT YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO HAVE THAT DEVELOPERS PAY IMPACT FEES

WHAT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS GIVEN BY TAX BREAKS YOU TAKE AWAY THROUGH IMPACT FEES

I THINK THAT THE TIME TO SIT HERE THINKING ABOUT WAS WHEN WE WERE FACING AND THE IMPACT FEES

or some sort of housing impact fee if it's your second property

AND WE COULD BE IMPLICATING THE PEOPLE IN FEES TO. BUY SOME OF THE STUFF

the income that's coming through impact fees and cash in lieu