Requisite Analysis Tables
The following are sample tables that can help organize critical fee and exaction information in the housing element. The information provided in the tables should be tailored to the jurisdiction and followed by appropriate analysis.
Note: These sample tables are not intended to be a substitute for addressing the analytical requirements described in the statute.
| Fee Category | Fee Amount | |
|---|---|---|
| Planning and Application Fees | Single-Family | Multifamily |
| Subdivision | ||
| Environmental | ||
| Impact | ||
| Annexation | ||
| Variance | ||
| Conditional Use Permit | ||
| General Plan Amendment | ||
| Zone Change | ||
| Site Plan Review | ||
| Architectural Review | ||
| Planned Unit Development | ||
| Specific Plan | ||
| Development Agreement | ||
| Other | ||
| Certificate of Compliance | ||
| Lot Line Adjustment | ||
| Tentative Tract Map | ||
| Final Parcel Map | ||
| Vesting Tentative Map | ||
| Other | ||
| Initial Environmental Study | ||
| Environmental Impact Report | ||
| Negative Declaration | ||
| Mitigated Negative Declaration | ||
| Other | ||
| Police | ||
| Fire | ||
| Parks | ||
| Water and Sewer | ||
| Sewer Hook-up | ||
| Solid Waste | ||
| Traffic | ||
| Flood | ||
| School | ||
| Special District | ||
| Habitat | ||
| Other | ||
| TOTAL | ||
| Estimated proportion of total development cost | ||
Proportion of Fee in Overall Development Cost for a Typical Residential Development Table
| Development Cost for a Typical Unit | Single-Family | Multifamily |
|---|---|---|
| Total estimated fees per unit | ||
| Typical estimated cost of development per unit | ||
| Estimated proportion of fee cost to overall development cost per unit |
Information regarding the impact of local fees and total typical development costs can be found by contacting local for- and nonprofit developers. In addition, affordable housing developers can provide insight related to the timing of fee payments and strategies to reduce the overall effect of fees on the cost and supply of housing. Examples include mitigating school impact fees for senior housing or deferring fees until financing is in place for affordable housing.