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ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR FEES FOR INTERIM 'SCHOOL FACILITIES
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THE (CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHICO) (BOARD OF SUPCRVYSORS OF THE
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COUNTY OF BUTTE) DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS;
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PART 1. A new ( Chapter is added to the Title 18 6f 'the Chico Municipal
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Code) (Article is added to Chapter 24 of 'the Butte County Code) to read as
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follows: (Chapter)(Anticle) _-- INTERIM SCHOOL FACILITIES
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SEC. 1. TITLE
"9This
(Chapter) (Article) shall be known and may be cited as the School
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Facilities Fee Ordinance.
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SEC., 2, AUTHORITY
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This (Chapter) (;Article) is adopted pursuant to the provisions of chapter
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4;7 (commencing with § 65970) of division l of title 7 of the Government Code.
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SEC, 3, PURPOSE
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The purpose of this (Chapter) (Article) is to provide a method for fin -
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ancing interim school facilities necessitated by conditions of overcrowding
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caused by new residential developments.
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SEC, 4, REGULAI' ONS
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The (City Council) (Board of Supervisor;;) may from time to time by resol"
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ut•i on issue regulations to provide for the administration and implementation
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of this (Chapter) (Article).
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SEC' " GENERAL PLAN
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The (City of Chinn) (r e County) General Plan provides for the location
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p `f`i1Gl l l ti es .aret0 be constructed from the fees paid
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of -public
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hereunder or, on the land dedicated hereunder, or bothl said facilities shall
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be consistent with the General 'Plan:
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SEC, 6, DEFINITIONS
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As used iii this (Chapter) (Article):
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3 the capacity of the existing school facilities within such school attendance
4 area as determii ed by the governi ng body of the school district.
15 (b) "Decision-ma►'ing Body" means the (City Council) (Board of Supervisors),
6 Planning Commission, and succi other board, commission, office or official as
7 may be authorized or empowered to approve or make recommendations for approval
8 of any residential development:
9 (c) "Residential Dwelling uni t" means a building or portion thereof; or a
10 mobile home, designed for residential occupation by one person or a group of
11 two or more persons living together as a domestic unit. Dwelling unit; s11411
12 not mean room additions to ,existing residential structures.
i3 (d) "Approve a Residential' Development" means for any residential devel
14 opment: (1) to grant a building permit; (2) to approve or recommend approval
15 of a tentative subdivision map or, parcel map., or (3) to grant or recommend the
16 granting of` a variance, special ` use permit `or planned development perMi t
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"Residential Development" means:
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(1)
The construction of one or more non-mobile home dwelling units;
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(2)
The construction of a mobile home park,
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(3)
The installation of one or more mobile homes
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(4)
The subdivision of real proporty for the purpose of constructing Or
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installing
one or more residential dwelling units;
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(,6)
The conversion to a residential use of an existing struCturt. or part
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thereof
pursuant, to a variahcey special use pert» t, planned dev(L-'mopment permit
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or other
discretionary planning permit; or
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Pexohing property to a residential use or to a rc;,Idential use allow -
ng a greater dehsi ty.
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1 SEC. 7. FINDINGS BY SCHOOL 'OISTRICT:
2 Pursuant to Government Code Sections 65910 et se , , 'the
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3 any school district operating an elementary,junior high or high school may,
4 with respect; to any of its attendance areas located in whore or in part within
5 the (incorporated territory of the City of Chico) (unincorporated territory of
5 the County of Butte) make and 'file with the (CityCouncil) (board of Super -
7 visors) written findings supported by clear and convincing evidence that:
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(a) Conditions of overcrowding exist in one or more attendance areas
9 which will impair the normal functioning of educational p'rograms', including
10 the reasons for such conditions existing; and
11 (b) All reasonable- methods for mitigating conditions of overcrowdsng
12 have been eval Uat,ed:, avo no feasible method for reducing such conditions exists, i
SEC. € . , SCHOOL '01STRT_CT SCHEDULE'
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14 Any school distrit:t which files findings pursuant to Section 7 above
15 shall, upon a finding of concurrence by -the (City Council) (hoard of Supervisor ) ,`
16 file with the (City Council) ( Board of Supervisors,) o schedule specifying a
17 proposed fee schedule and how the school district will use fees or land rec-
18 eived by it pursuant to this (Chapter) (Article) 'to solve the conditions of
19 ` overcrowding: The schedule ,shall include, the facts supporting it and shall
20 specify the school sites to be used, the classroom facilities to be made avail
21 able, and the times when such facilities will be ava'i'lable; If the school
22 district cannot meet the schedule, it steal i file modifications with the (City
23 Counc'11) (Hoard of Supervisors) together with a statement of the reasons for
24' the modifications,
25 SEC, 9.. CONCURROCE BY (CITY COUNCIL)_ (BOARD O1= SUpEkVISORS� 6 pT'NbING'
nr rnMOTCTrA1rVa Annn7'TnAI nc CCc lzmcnin C
27 After � ocei pt of findings complying with the requirements of Sec. 7 the
gS (Ci'ty Council) (Board' of Supervisors) shall by resolution either concur in or
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reject such findings. Such findings may;+be rejected ;only if the (City Council)
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(Board of Supervisors) determines that such findings ;are not supported by the
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weight of the evidence, if the ¢i ty Council) (Board of Supervisors) concurs
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in such findings it shall then by resolution determine whether the facilities
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and land use specified in`a schedule filed by the school district pursuant to
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See., 8 above are consistent with the. General plan; If the (City Councii) (Boa
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of Supervisors)' makes such a determination of consistency it shall by resol-
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ut:i ort adopt a sche Z"Ae of fees to be paid 1 y persons carrying out residential
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developments. The amount of the fees shall 'bear reasonable relationship and
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will be limited tto the needs of the community for interim school faci 7 i t`i es
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and shall be reasonably related and limited to the need for schools caused by
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the residential development. However, such fees shall not exceed the amount
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necessary to pay five annual lease payments for the said interim facilities.
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The fee schedule shall be, reviewed annually by the (Council) (Board)F
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SECS_ 10: FINDINGS BY DBCISION-MAKING BODY
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Within any atteadance area where it has been determined pursuant to this
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(Chapter) (Article) that conditions of overcrowding exist; no decision"making
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body shall approve a residential development unless such decision-making body
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first determines one of the followings.
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(a) That the school district has entered into an agreement With the
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applicant or some other person which provides a means for mitigating
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any aggravation of such conditions of overcrowding which would be caused by
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the residential development. lf, after passage, of this (Chapter) (Article) a
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Community Facilities Act of 1982 District has been created pursuant to Gov"
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ernment Code, Secti on 53311, et seq. , coveri ng the territory i ncl udi`ng the
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residential development, and if 'special taxes Have been levied by said distric
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upon the residential development property for the purpose of paying, in whole
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or in part, the cost of providing new school sites, facilities or services,
then no fees may be imposed in said district thereafter pursuant to this -
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(Chapter) (Article),
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(b) Where the application ,is for a building permit, that the applicant
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has paid the school fees as required by ih s (Chapter) (Article.);
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('c) Where the application is for an approval which does not include the
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grant of a`building permit, that such approval is conditioned upon the payment
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of school fees pursuant to this' (Chapter) (Article), or
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(d) That there are specific, overriding fisc4l, economic, social or
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environmental factors which would benefit the (City) ( County') and Justify
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approval 'of the resi deriti al development without requiring the payment of 'fees
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which would otherwise be required pursuant; to this (Chapter) (Article).
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SCC. 11. FACILITIES EEE
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Except as otherwise provided in this (Chapter) (Article), every person ;
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carrying out a residential development in an area where school overcrowding
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has been determined to exist pursuant to this (Chapter) (Article) shall pay
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an interim school facilities fee. The fee shall be paid at the time of the
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issuance of a ':building permit, or when none is required, before occupancy for
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residential purposes, and shall be in the amount then specified in the current
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fee schedule adopted by the (City Council) (Qoard of Supervisors),
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"SEC. 12+ EXCEPTIONS:
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The provisions of the (Chapter) (Article) shall not apply to and fees
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will not be imposed hereunder on (a) the rebuilding of a legally established
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dwelling unit destroyed or damaged by fire, explosion, flood, act of Cod, or
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other accident or catastrophe, (b) remodeling or renovations which do not'
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result in additional dwelling units, or (c) senior citizen housing approved,
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financed and/or subsidized by the United States pepa�tment of 'Housing and
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Urban Development
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SEC. ;18. USE Or TEES,
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The fees collected pursuant to this ('Chapter) (Article) shall 'be romittedl
to the affected school distriet and shall be used in accordance with the re -i
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1 quirements of chapter 4.7, division 1, title 7 of the Government Code'.
2 SEC 14 SCHOOL DISTRICT REPORT; FREQUENCY THEREOF; CONTEN`fS
3 Any school district .receiving funds pursuant to this,(Chaptee) Article)
4 shall maintain a'separate account for any fees received and shall file a repor
5' _with the (City Council) (Board 'of Slpervisors) on the balance in the account'
G' at the end of the previous fiscal year and the facilities leased, purchased,
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or constructed during the previous fiscal year, In addition, the report shall
g specify which attendance areas will continue to be_overcrowdeo when the fall
g term begins and where coed tioht of overcrowding will no longer exist. Such
ib report shall be filed by October 15 of each year and shallbe filed more fre-
ii quently at the request of the (City Council) (Board of Supervisors).
12. If overcrowding conditions' no longer exist in a school attendance area,
13 the (City) (County) shall. cease levying 'fees pursuant to this (Chapter) (Artic'e);
14 for residential development in that attendance area.
15 SEC. 15, RIGHT TO 7ISAPPROVE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOHIENTS
15 Nothing in this (Chapter) (Article) shall be read or interpreted to limit
17 the right of the (City) (County) to disapprove residential developments for
18 any lawful reason, including but not limited to the impact that such Oevelopmett
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may have on a school or schools within a school district which cannot be
20 alleviated by the provisions of this (Chapter) (Article)
21 SEG._15, NON-EXCLU5'IVE PROVISION
22 The provisions of this ('Chapter') (Article) are in addition to any other
23 provisions of law or equity which may be invoked or applied to mitigate or
24 eliminate conditions of overcrowding in schools.
25 SEC; 17, EFtECTTVEbATFS OF EEE ,REQUIREMENNT:
(a) No fee shall be required for any residential development until this �
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27 (Chapter) (Article) has been 7n effect for thirty (30) days
28 (b) This (Chapter) (Article) shall expire and be of no further effect;
three (3) years from the date of its passage= 1
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`t PART 2., SEVERABILITY
2 If any section, subsection or portion of this (Chapter) (Article) is for
3 an reason held to br invalid or unconsti tuts ovial by Y the decision of any court
4 of competent jurisdiction; such decision shall not affect the validity of the
5 remaining Portion of this(Chapter)
(Article). The (City Council) (Board of
G Supervisors) hereby declares that it Would have adopted this (Chapter) (Articl;)
7 and each section, subsection or Portion 'thereof, iprespecti ve of the fact that
s any ane or more sections, subsections or portions be declared invalid or ung
9 cons titutional.
10PART3.
11', This Ordinance shall be and it is hereby declared to be in full force and
12' effect from and after thirty*(30) days after the date of its
Passage, and
13 before the expii^ati on Of fifteen (15) days
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Y after its passage, this Ordinance
shall beubIIthed once W~11th the names of the
P members of the (City roun,ci l )
(Board of Supervisors) voting for and against it in the
a newspaper Published in d�
the County of Butte State of California.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the (City Council of tile, City of Chico) (Board of
Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California), on the
19 My day oi•� ..
1583, by tho vol lolvi ng vote;
201 AYES.-
211
YES;211 NOBS:
22 , ABSTAIN:
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COUNT TY OF 1301MIS
may'{tF 25 COUNTY CENTER DR. 6ROVILLE, CALWOHNIA 959E5.331301(010) 5-34«4631
a e _ MEMBEn5 OF TIIE BOAnp
L^ JIi AL SARAGENI
'October 14, 1983 JANC DO AN
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C*AF 0MINISMATI E 'FICi R
hEntHA MO5ELEY
LIN FULTON
Board of Supervisors
County of Butte
25 County Center Drive 3
Oroville, CA 95965
Dear Boir'd Members
Re: Report ;on Intergovernmental Relations Committee noting
October 13, 1983
Supervisor:; Dolan, Wheeler and myself met with the City of Chico's
Intergovernmental Relations Committee on October 13, 1983. As a result of
this meeting two items need to be considered by your Board.
1. Sewers for the northeast Chico area. The Intergovernmental
� ations�Committee continued`a 7iscussion of the Ravenwood
Project and the City's desire for the County to consider
sewers for the whole northeast area of Chico. The Committee
explored the concept of forming a Service area and assessment
district to fund these improvements.
It is recoulended that the Board authorize the Chief Administrative
<, Officer and the Public Works Dirtctor to Work with city officials
to determine what options the Board may have if it wishes to
consider the irirstallation of sealers it) this area;
2. School -Fees. At the Intergovernmental Relations Committee a sub-
group of the Board's home Buyer Fee Task rorce presented the
attached report that proposes an itterlm fee for three years
with a voter approved permanent solution. It is recommended
,the Chief Administrative Officer be authori-4ed to work with
city and school di;5trict officials to determine the operational
details of' this proposal.
.tri l -you�s
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. Martin d; Ni c Olt
Chief Administrative Officer
Enclosures
cc: Chico City Manager
superintendent, Chico Unified School District
Public Works Director
/Di rector of Pl atrni ng
Director o PUbl i c health
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PRUSI N�`/1TJON RE'FORE TIM INTEJJOUV}-RNMENTAL CClvMITTEL'
OCTOBER, 13, 1983
FR.O1�i; Jere Bolster, Planning Administrator, Drake homes
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1. The Rome Buyer Fee Task Force in its report to the ,
Board of Suporvisors, listed 9 points of conconsus
reached by that committee.
2, n subgroup of that committee has conlintied to meet,
with the goal of :recommending a solution to the
school overcrowding problem,
3. This subgroup makes fri— following" recommendation;
(a) Establish school fees to provide classroom faw
cilities to }1011) meet the district's immediate'
needs. These fees would be assessed agalnslt
all new construction at art amount sufficient
to house all elementary students that Would be
generated. by the 110N, construction (stati,stiT
cally accurate to the CUSD),
(U) This interim finav?- {.ng mechanism would expire
in three years;
(c) Support a voter=apprOVOd permafient solution to
the problem, of pro%?-ia.LnPr 1100c1.ed classroom sPace
the GiISD, inducting, but not .limited to
('i) A IT(inimal, annum., per parcel assessment
(not gid -valorem tax) .
AA Mello4RooS tOMM RAty facties dishi:ct,
(dl) '1'}xi.s roconmendatioil is prodi.cated upon a roily
mitment by both the City Coltncij. and tile 13..;'rrl
of SupervIl sons to sti}IpOa , electi:071 stated
hog+city,;
Tho folloWi:ng persons Pavtic:ipatcct it this subgi•oup.l
Raton Vercruso jktkne ting
Maryta Vuttt a Tom MC.11Cady
Robert joftv.ics 11ob Moss
Dave �1011e5lion Matthow
7ttdy Krlly fet=e llol:�,t«;t'
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= Notes
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�11,C3 Cit
1�arlria.n (��'�iCt�
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expects Cllxe;o �
p
o Ula tion.
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to row
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at
1.75 a,
or 31. if a majo'F4,
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new d,ppl.oyor were to locate
in the
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•IC; '<:. State
Department
Pina'n IvaS foun 2. 267 Pot$0ns
per
I1ousC�-
ho a
in Chico (4/29/83 Mata)
,
Thert.
,wa.11 be .23 elementary
aged
school
children per, iouscho1d in
CUSD
(CUSD Data)
NEW BLEAt1 NTARY
POPULATION
f10t1�I�1101,I1S
S'1'iID�:N`t"S
Y1 AR
TOW
H T CFI
L014
1.11 GH
Loh
111 Get
1983
010'()0
60�00
1984
()1,050
61,900
463
794
106
182
1985
624 118
63,654
471
818
108
188
1.986
63,2b5
65� 563
479
, 842
110
1,93
1987
64,311
67;531
488
867
112
190
19S8
69`,556
496
893
114
20:
1980
66,582
71.,045
505
920
1.16
211.
1090
t
671717
73,792
514
948
118
7.1.$
10 i
68,932
76,006
523
916
120
221
10.2.
70,1:10
78,286
532
'I j ons
1.22
231
199IX
71. , 566
80) 635
541
1 , 0 S 5
i24
218
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u11.:.DIN��Ic��3�
P&ASI d. '21-1--S/1050
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POy'LATION GROWTH
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Notes
The City Planning Office expects
Chico's
population
to grow
at
1.75 , or
3% if a major, 'new employer
were to locate
in the
area.
The State
Department of Finance has
found 2.267 persons per
house-
hold in Chico
(4/29/83
Data).
There will
be 23 elementary aged
school
children per household in
CUSD (CUSD
Data) .
NE ELEMENTARY
POPULATION
- HOUGEHO.LDS
STUDENTS
YEAR
LOW
HIGH
LOW
HIGH
LOW
HIGH
1983
60,,000
6Q,000
1984
61,050
61,800
463
794
106
182
198"5
152,Il8
63,654
471
818
'108
188
1986
63,205
6'5,563
479
842
110
193
1987
64,311
67,531
488
861
112
190
1988
65,437
69,556
496
893
114
2`05
1989
66,582
71,643
505
920
116
211
1990
67,747
73,792
514
94.8
118
218
1991
68,932
760006
523
.076
120
224
1992'
700139
18,286
532
1;005
122
231
1993
71,566
80,63.5
541
1,035
124
238
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Based 6 n f e e , of olSe per, r6t*
Source , G r �d e h, ',,r u e AttociatC! s
ky
truer Gruen Vii- ttbbla Os
TA9LE:.2,
stimeted Cont of
ClassticiAtn Construction per� �tud'eht-
ttud ntsper Class raom
ca Sq ire Feei pet Student
FdotlR,per D
JC2assro6m �,
Cast. per. .SgO.p.te Foot $8`8,:505r y"
Cost ,ppr Ca t;sroat $ 4.6.Q25 ' 'r
Cosa per Student3 r$�,U8 N
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Squa`re Fee p:r Student x S'tudeits ,perls's.s:room: i
per squiT4 Foot -x Square ,.F.ett per Cxassroom,
Cst° ger Classrotota5'tuderit3 ,per C assr'o.otn,.4 to,'Unded,=. ta„
Ms.nimu'm standard for eiementaty sohools p.er 6a.'Iitortil fa
Stat: Department dT Edu`bationpnl yu, e1em:eintary sohooY
.requix4men�ts h'ave `been, e,o'nsidered � because it 'I ar bi--..°
c'�i,pate,d that." emporsrycltsst6otgs w' ll b e he.eded>"bnl,y at
y
Sthe elemen:tary school level. ,
Derived from October 1,481 estimate of $7.9 6 per squere
font; based of cost of X9'5'jbob for 1 ,`080 square #'oot
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relocat'able classroom (per Chico U'tiifi,ed School bis-
tr�ota': Cost 'has been escalated to October 190: based
1
on Department of Commerce cote osit. ecnstructiob cost ,
indexq which shows 6.58 0ercant''increase between 404tobeto
1''98 and October 19"82.- Rounded to hearest diaae.''
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ACTION DESIRED
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appropriate) nndretum
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SPOKE WITH ERVAW RO DRIQUEZ OF THE CAL DEPART OF EDUCA
call/&)e rye ro'this
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Mgr•SQ.-FT.
FACILITIES -PLANNING ABOUT THE 55 SQ.' FT. PER STUDCNTInvesttctate
and ret,
t3ttirrtev
FIGURE )='SJR ELEMENTARY STUDENTS. THE 55 SQ. FT. IS
Act as thftrited
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ALLOCATED AS FOLLOWS:
pieaseprousss
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For your Into./file
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31 sq. ft. Classroom
Your si elute rtuired
tom.-ct,
2 Library space
Retum to sender
7 Multi-purpose/Kitchen room
her curt nest
( ts� z>l Police -
SOffice Space
circulate
Boards
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6 Covered walkway and corridors
host oti 6ull�tir,
;�zr,�e otticer
3 Toilet
rr� diel
3 Storage/CUstod'ial .
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FILE
R "'r bias D iredtor
THERE IS NO MANDATED OR LEGAL REQUIREMENTS 'ON SQ, FT.
TICKLER;
THES �°`ZE A 'GUIDELINE FOR PERSONS WISHING T4 DESIGN
.
FACILITIES THATl�[l.L BE FUNDED WITH SOME. STATE MONEY,
OTHERWISE THE FAC�'LITY MAY BE DESIGNED HOWEVER THE
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DISTRICT WISHES°
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DatetaA
322-- 24;:0
IS -S-1 XCOM
,<' Summary pro i led by Marianne ►{eenn, �.
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.,."I Stho6lt` ttorne f�
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HIGHLIGHTS''OF �jLi,O_AOSS CO�SUNItY FACILITIES ACT OF 1982
HIG GOtTE MgENT CODE S,55 3 311 • ET 5EQ 41
PUREOSE: This Act provides :an alternative method of
financing certain p
ublic capital facilities and services' s
53311.5) Iii -may provide for the purchaser construction,
( real or -other tangible
expansion, or rehabilitation of any ears or
property with, an estimated useful. life o five y
µ Longer which' �:.s necessary to meet in
c`reased,.rlemands placed
u on }local agencies` (including school dicta:, `�s) as a
P
i+'=' -ion occurzing within
result of development or rehabila,,ca..
the distract; e.g. elementary
�n'5' secondary school. s%tes
and structures provided that the facilities meet the bui'ld-
ing area and cost standards established by the State
Allocation Board (5:3313.5)
u,
PROCEEDINGS TO CREATE A. COr7Ml VJITyFACILiITIES DISTRICT
(5 3 318 , 5 3'319) may be instituted by she ' 9oard o its own
initiative and shall. be instituted when' etth�r of the
following occurs:
(a) A written request signed by two members 'of the
Board, describing the boundaries c� the territory
dor inclusion in the area and
which is proposed
specifying the type or ;types of facilities ,and .
services to be provided, is filed with the Board, or
(b)
petition signed by not'less than 10 percent of
the registered voters residing within• the territory
to be included ning
within the distriis ailed and Cwith�the
the same information as, in (a) r
Board.
establish d s all,
Within 90 days after, (a) or (la) occurs; unity
adopt a resolution of intention to
district which shall state the 9011owing the
facilities to be "included; the types of
f ,
boundaries of the territory a
public f acili.ties and services to be provided
ded s that
special tax sufficient to pay
for all such fapilit>.es or
sawill be annually levied within such area and shall
speoi£y the rate and method of apportionment of the special
x in sufficient detail to allow each landowner or resident
to ,
ro osed district to estimate the annual amount
within the p p w a finding that the
that he or she wall have to oay, make
ro' osed facility is necessary to meet increased demands
putPupon, the district as a�,resulta of
Cornew ea pubiicpment ohear-,-
put
and hear -,-
fix ,.s.me an p
ing on the establishment.
of the dlstr ct between 3p and 60
3320 53321)'
i
days hence
5 r
At the hearing, protests against the establishiment of the
i e furnishing Of specified types
extent of the da.s 7 er, , or th be made orally or in writing
ofacil.it55°Orpercent�ofn �stered voters within the
('532 13) ' e reg..
t-�ertitory
or the owners of one-half of the axes o£ Land file
'written protests against the estahl-isesabl.�shmentthe d(5332d).
the Hoard shall, abandon the proposed
The,hearing must be completed within 30 , days A
o
conclusion thereof.,a�aandn the proposed
' the Board may after passing upon all
establishment of the district orr If the Board
protests, deter;mi.ne to proceed (53325) .
determines to 'proceed with establishing the district it
w shall ,by resolution so declare and may modify its resolu
tion of.intention to establish the district, as needed
n (53325.1)
FUNDING.THE DISTRICT: The Board shall then submit the
ecial taxes to the qualified electors of
levy ,o£ any s p facilities district in the next
the proposed community'
". general erection or in a special election to be held.
within 90 days, whichever date occurs first.
I f 1� or
more registered voters reside with
votthe
stetrlberbyothethe
P community district, the
regi.stered.vc�ters of the proposed district with each voter
having one vote.
z£ fewer' than 12 registered voters.
reside therein, the vote shall be by the�land owners of
istrict, each landowner having one vote
the ;proposed d
for each acre or portion thereof that he or she owns k
(53325.3) •
an s et:ial tax as specified in the
The Board may levy y P
resolution adopted pursuant to�53325:1 within the territory
if 2/3 of the votes cast Upon t" gueta:c w'thin stion ar4 in othe
(53328) . If no 'proposal to levy, a special
district receives approval. by '2/3 0£ the votes cast on the
uestion, the Board shall take no further action, on creating
q
the community facilities district for one year (53329),..
At a hater date the Board may,provide for additional feral
the speical tax by ad Ptirig
hies and services or may change f a petition signed by
a resolution of intention (53331) I
25 percent of the registered voters is filed with the Board
requesting additional,fa 3.lities or services far that they
be reduced or4terminated),t thosuchmpetltidh withino40 ion
of Intention in accordance
days (53332)
{
M
'ng and if 5n percent of the
There must then be a public he
he-half
registered voters or the,oe written protests theeadditional
the territory inc=luded fil
facilities or services or additional taxes protested against
must be eliminated fromtheresolution (53337)
on -
The hearing must be completed wi•In thiOtheXprocoed ngso6e
rebf the Board may abandon ,
u ay o of the passing upon Protests submit the question of
after
levying a new special tax to the voters C533�$)a
got 4 --he dortuu
BoNDs: Whenever the Board deems it nbondedrixdebtedness j it
pity facil.it� es district to �.ncuraadeclarati,on of the
shall, by resolution, set forth:
Necessity .'for the indebtedness; the pua:pose dor wh�.ch the
proposed debt is to be incurred,- the amount off, the proposed
debt; and the time and glace for a hearing by the board on
ther4 osed debt issue
p P (53345)1.
After the ,hearing, if the Board. deems it necessary to incur
the bonded indebtedness, it shall adopt a resolution stating:
(a) That it deems it necessary to incur the bonded
indebtedness.
(b) The purpose for which the'bonded indebtedness
will be incurred,.
(cj Either of the following in accordance with its
previous determination:
1. That the whole of the district Will pay for
the bonded indebtedness.
2. That a portion of the, district will pay for
the bonded indebtedness
(d). The amottit of debt. (e) The maximum term thobe ds
ebonds- be
issued shall
ru'�v before jhaturity, not to exceed 40 years.
(f) The,M' imiWc annual rate of interest to. be paid.
(g) That the p.opos%tion w3,11 be submitted to, the
voters. ,
(h) The date and other particulars of the special
community facilities district election (53351)
A two---thirds vote shall be'requred for the issuance of
revenue hnticipai-ion bonds (53355)
At a later date the Board may submit to the voters arz.%easure
to issue new bonds to refund any or all,of the district
boncls outstanding (53362). Theprocedure upon the election
shall be in accordance with theprocedure upon an original
issue, except that no hearing need be held,(53363).
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AND LAND
TITLE 7 PLAN ING USE
Division 1
t S ii Planning and Zoning
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SC TOOL F�CCLITIES
« CFIAPTER 4.
tt 3=, 1 n. Legislative Findings and Declarationf,
6
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. tt tiittitY., t' • w Il
• :Rhe Legislature finds and declares as follow.'--' `
5 (a) ,adequate school facilities should be available tor.children
_ ---- = ,
+ i res'dng in new residential developments.
w
pment5 Tnav require
ateresidential C1eve10
(b) Public and pn the construction of
c of ex's
s = i 3 : F, the expansion ting public mhinols or
new schools facilities.
--- the funds for the constructioli
�. (c) In man}� areas of the state,
--- -
of new classroom: facilities are not mailable �r'hen nest' devel-
x = t iv of e.�istirig
- •-- g in the overcm ding schoo s.
op occurs,
resulting
y
---�-'• 1 (d} New hou$ing developments frequentl+,Y cause conditions.
t tit ii Yti1a
- n
_r .------ of overero�d'ng existing school ae'lites which cannot be
ci 3 i - -S 3 it Iiia ti ti t rt
period of time
t +r ;t _ �__ ;: i= .•" nl�e��iated under law within Y.� reasonable
reasons; new=' and improved methodsof
------------» ; ,t (ei That, for these
i =_ : t tt -
` %r interim. school facillhes necessitated ,
- - i =} financing
»t ;
t velopment are needed in California.
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t , a
i,t = b School District,
§ 6�9 7 Y.N
----� Findings yonce to Cit;' or
r 1 County
body
of a school district ch pestes. an
.» r ! ,rrir 2'x'7 ` "1'
-=------� i If thegovecrirn y
• = elementary or high school ma
'es a finding supported bt
ti t w
or ercrotvde a
t and c �7nc'n ev a) co
n }ns xs
on idezyce' Eha
a _ •-- �i,, . .
do 0
-- : _ it within the district atlitch
t m one or more n t dance are
�..
ten
- impair the normal functioning of eaucahnnal ro'"rams 'in-
_�� . -- ••
N, r _ programs
the reason for such conditions a listing; and (b) that all
..........t;jify
ing t t conditions of overcrowdig
onable methods of mitigating alible method for reducing such
e been evaluated and no fe d'tions exist a governing o. y o t e sc oistrict shall
tt...t-1 1 1 district lies+t The natiCe OftV or
councl or board of su ert tsors of theci Find
the ett which the school
count` ,.thin
Ings sent to the city or county shall specify the rnitigatian mer.i-
_ al
su
cur o 1 district. If the c'tip Council' or
res considered by
a { tt 5t tii...i ;{ �„• t 'the, se ' dings the rot`isiotl5 0f
, Y b f supervisors
o, o con
s in such fin
,
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Govsa�iET rangy
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be to actions taken on residential
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Section 6597-2 shall applicable
t t t'
council or board.
rsment, by such co
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«there has been determined
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"-';thin the attendance' area ,it
itt F 2` '
• • wdin exist, to Section 659 t 1 that conditions of o�tercro g
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1
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Wit,' council or board o£ w isors shall not approve an
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arty to a residential use, grant a discre-
;.
dance rezoning ro ' _ _
Ordm"i P p
approve a tentative sub-
..fu Int 1 t
ED-nar4 permit for residential use, or
for purposes, wvithin such area, unless
.. ,t
,*
,meson map residential
the follow-
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tate= council or board.!7,f supervisors makes one of
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to
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ingdings; En
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to Section 65974 Lias been
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lil t7 2 t tik t t+i2C
'Jihat an dinance pursuant
or
or Y
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adopted,
" economic social,
f) That there are specific overriding &seal,
I '
factors which in the judgment of the city coon-
1
,
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for enxironmental 1
would benefit the city or count};
,
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t "
`t
cA or board of supervisors
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nal of a residential development oth-
eby justifj�n 'thea approval
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9tK;se subject to Section.
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6597436 Definitions
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As used in this chapter:
�
" �;� o£ over�.rowding, means that the totalenroll-
Conditions
rti „ ttkt tat: t 't!,lfttti 7 2tltit! k , i ktlyt ktt
from Bevel-
!` t! lett t221 ! tsll J 'ii tittiit ! ii
went of a school, including enrollment proposed
�tkt t `t... t t t tae i
the capacity of such school as determined by
i it1
1 .;
opment, exceeds
'
the governing body of the district.
; ,' , ..........
i'Reasonable for mitigating conditions of over-
tl
meti.ods
(b) •
"
are not limited to, agreements be-
r'
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12+lie! s t t utitntttt5stuss+i tk s sss i it t'
ittttt Ir 11
crx)%vdin ' shallinclude,but
school district -Whereby tens-
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tureen a subdivider and'the affected
♦HMI Y +
buildings will be leased to the school district or
Y .
porary-use
buildings bv the school district Wille
temporary -use owned
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`iResdential a containing
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development' means project
.
(c)
1
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dwellings including mobilehomes, of one or more
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residential
land for the of constructing
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us or a subdivision of purpose
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dwelling units.
one or more residential
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7083 Nh19NY Cooe §65974'
TITLE 7 --- PLANNING AND LAND USE
Division 1
Planning and 'Zoning
CHAPTER 4 7' SCHOOL FACILITIES
605974. Provisions for Establishment of Interim
terfm
Method of Providing Classrooms
For the purpose of establishing tin interim nt thod of provid-
ing classroom facilities where overcrowdingconditions exist, as
determined necessary pursuant to Section, 65971, and nohvitlr-
standing Section 66478, a city, county, or city and county may,
by ordinance, require the dedication of land, the payment of
fees in lieu thereof, or a combination of both, for classroom and
related facilities for elementary or high schools a, a condition
to the approval of a residential development, provided that ail
;»
of the following occur.
(a) The fur location
general plan provides the of public
schools,
(b) The ordinance has been in effect for a period cif 30
days prior to OIL',implementation of the dedication or fee
requirement,
(c) The land or fees, or both, transferred to a school district
shall be used only for the purpwo of providing interim eletnen-
tart' or high school classroom and related f icilfties,
(d) The location and amount of land to be dedicated or (lie
amount of fees to be paid, or both, shall bear a reascituthle ►•e-
lationship and will lie limited to the deeds of'the f:otntiiuiiity ltii-
interim elementary or high sc�h iul facilities and shall be reason-
ably related and limited to the need !'Or schools caused by the
developtnent; prtivfded, the fees shrill not exceed' the aliiouiit
necessary to pay fine annual lease -avmetits for the interim fa-
cilities, In lieu of the fees, (lie hitflder of a residetitial lev l»
opment may, at his or her option Said at his or her expense,
provide interfm facilities; owned or controlled by such builder,
at the place designated by the school district, and at the cOn-
elusion of the fifth school year the btiilcler shall, at the builder's
dxpehse, remove the interim facflitfes from such ylacei
.3 �
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GOVEMMME\IT CODE
§ "'978 708;3.
(e) A finding is made by the city Muneil or hoard of sUpor-
vsors that the facilities to be constructed from such fees or the
land to be dedicated, or both, is consistent with the general
plan.
'The ordinance may specify the methods for instigating the
conditions of overcrowding which the school district shall con-
conditions
i y subdivision (b) of
seder when making the �finain required b
.. ar r d'
Sectionhe6paym
ifent of fees is required, such payment shall be
p y
made at the time the building permit is=issued.
Only the pavin.ent of fees may be required in suhdivisiyns
containing 50 pitrcels or less;
Amended 1570 Lams, Chalitcr 2$2
§ 65978, Accounting of Fees Paid; Report on
Overcrowding Conditions
tiny school district receiving funds pursuant to this chapter
shall maintain a separate account for any fees paid and shall file
y a report with the city council or board of supervisors on the
Balance in the account at the end of the previous fiscal year and
�. urchased or constructed during the pre -
the facilities leased, p
tqous fiscal year. In addition, the report shall specify which
attendance areas will continue to be overcrowded when the fall
term begins and where 'Conditions Of overcrowding will no,
15 of each
longer exist.' Such report shall be filed by October
year and shall be filed more frequently at, the request of the
board b• of supervisors or citycou loo/ or county
er exist,
if overcrowdingconditions no ' g they city `
shall cease levying any fee or requiring the deawion of any
dic
land pursuant to this chapter, '
Amended 1981 Laws, Ch. 101. Effective 161.82,
§ 659794 Restriction'i p as after Receiving
upon, Levying Fe
year after recei t of an apportionment Apportionment
One a �P_ � 1? ,
ent pursuant to the
y
Leroy F Greene State School Building Tease-Parchase Law of
1976 (Chapter 22)(commencing'with Section 17700 of part 10 of
the Education Code) for the construction of a school; the city
or eourity shall not be permitted thereafter, pursuant to this
3�i
r:
= " 7083.2 COVEAR.MEN'P Cbrar §65986
chapter or pursuant to any other school facilities financing ar-
rangement such district may have with builders of residential
development, to levy any fee or to require the dedication of any
land within the attendance area of the district. However, any
time after receipt of the apportiq�' ment there may be a deter-
mination of overcrowding pursuant to Section 65971, if there is
the further finding that (1) during the period of construction
additional overcrowding would occur from continued residential
developments and (2) that any fee levied and.a, ny requfred:ded-
ication of land levied after the receipt of the construction ap-
portionment can be used to avoid the additional overcrowding
prior to the school being,-for use by the school district.
Any amounts of 'fees 'collected or land dedicated after the
recept of the construction apportionment and not used to avoid
overcrowding shall be returned to the person who paid the fee
or made the land dedication:
4mended 1080 Laws, Ch. 1354. Effective 9.30-80.
§ 65980. Interim Facilities
For the purposes of Section 65974, "classroom facilities;
�`'•' "classroom and related futilities, and "elementary or high school
facilities" mean "interim facilities" as deRned in this section and
shall include no other facilities.
Interim facilities for the purposes of Section 65974 shall be
united to the followings
(a) Temporary classrooms not constructed with permanent
foundation and defined as a structure',jntaning one or more
rooms, each of which is designed, intended, and equipped for
use as a place for frrmal, instruction of pupils by a teacher in a
school:
(b) Temporary classroom toilet facilities not constructed with
permanent foundations.
(c) Reasonable site preparation and installation of temporary
classroozzis,
Amended 1980 tAws, Ch, 1384. Effective 9-30-$0.
§63981 COVERNNIENT CODE 7083:3
§ 65981. Requirement for Submitt ng Recommendation
of :Fees
If an ordinance has been adopted; pursuant to Section 65914
which provides for the school district govern itig body to rex'-
ommen
d the fees, tar providing interim facilities that are to be
:assessed on a development as a condition of city or county ap-
proval of a subdivision,'such recommendation shallbe required
to be submitted to the respective city or county"within 60 ldays'
following the issuance of the initial permit for the development
Failure to provide the recommendation of fees to be assessed
within the 60-day period shall contitute a waiver by the gov-
erning body of the school district of its authority to request fees
pursuant to this chapter.
Added 1979 Latus, Chapter 289
Division
Subdivisions
ARTICLE 2 ;— FINAL iMAP. S _
§ 66434.1 Notice
In the event that an owner's development lien lias been cre=
ated pursuant to the provisfotis of Article 2,5 (coininenc ig with
Section 39327) of Chapter 3 of Part 23 of the Edueation Code
on the real property or portion thereof subject to the final map;
a notice shall be placed oil the face or the fitial nap specifictilly
referencing the 'book and pai e in ilio county recorders ofted
in which the resolution creating the owner's development lien
was recorded. Tile notice shall state that the property subdi-
vided, is subject to an owiierti developinent lien and that each
parcel created by the recordation of the final mal shall be sub
ject to a prorated amount of the owne'r's developinetit' lien Un
a per stere or portion thereof" basis,
Added 1979 Latins, Maoer 2d1:
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CHICO UNTFIED SCHOOL Rd!aTRICT'
•
1163 East Seventh Street
Chico, Galifnrnia 95926
(916) 891-3004
December 8, 1982
STUDENT HOUSING REPORT
Introduction
The information contained in this report is to provide data regarding
student housing and long-range projections in CU.S.d. Projected student
enrollment increases are based on housing development data provided to the
C.U.S.Di by the City of Chico and Butte County planning departments;, The
.43 students per household '(betwten ages 5'-18) is based on 1980 U.S Census
data.
A complete ete anal .
p analysis of capacities andother student housing data for C.I1.S.D:
schools is found in the C.U.M. Framework for Student Housing Master Plan.
General Assumptions
1 The student housing needs will be considered on a district -wide basis.
J
2. in, order to accommodate population shifts the District will balance
student populations in the schools in the District up to current
capadi ty by:
Ai Adjusting school boundaries
z B-. Transporting students
C. Providing educational alternatives
Table I - Student HaUsing Data
Table 9 - Student Enrollment Data t
Table 3 Analysis of Projected Student dousing Data ,
Table 4 - Current Enrollment and Capacities and Potertr !-.;acities of
EXisting (Kites
TABLE 2
0IC0 UNIFIED SCI100L
DISTRICT
1163 East Seventh Street
Chico, California
95926
(916) 891-8004
-
December 8, 1.982
•
Student Enrollment
Data
Curront Projected
District Student
Projected
Student Increases'
Student
Increases
Projected_...
Enrollment
Ehedl lment
(Phaco I*
(hhas�., e
Elementary
4,421 1,044
3,319
8,814
Junior Iligf
1,941 444
1,427
3;818
Senior High
2,0254443,06
1,427
TOTAL L
8,393 1,932.
6,203
16,528
*Based oil da La Provided to
1117-82, (tetit�7tive/approved
C.0 S U by Cqy of Cilico and
subdivitiahs,)
BUL'tO County P fanning pep z�rtmertts as of
**'l3ased on data p►�ov�`ded to
atdd_on
(planning and
G.li.sp, � �
by City of Chico and
ETR Stago),
Butte 'County Planning Departments as of
�
s,
-F
t w
•
\
TAaLE 3
CjIICO UNYFItD SCHOOL DISTRICT
1163 Cast Seventh Street
Chico, California 95926
(916 t391-3004,
'
I,
Decembel^ 8, 198
k
.
llnal5'is of Projected Student Nou5inq Data
Projected Studepts,
h, Students w
Students
that Need
Number that Can
of Nei, be housed
that Can
Be Housed by
to be Housed
Students in Existinc3
Expansion
to be Facilities
of Facilities on
Campuses
Housed*
Existrlq Campuses
C,IolllwltaYy
4,393 n
2,250
1,572
Junior IiiOli
1,871 435
„0"
1,436
Senior^ I-Ii,0h
1,871 741
843
287
TOTAL
8 135 1,747
3,093
3,295
f
a
en
M
*Clasen on data provided to
Cf1Uyy.8 0, I)y city of Chico and butte
Cnunty Planningneparianlents as
A
"11�l tlat l f:rriiii.
nl.hllu"1lflii t
�"/i ill UF.JY �f:nrJ�`rJ'a
d,
+ _
Ul.
i
TABLE 4
CHIco UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
1163 Easy Seventh Street
Chico, California. 95926
(916) 891-3004
December 8, 1982
School Capacities, Student Enrollments
and Potential Facilities Expansion
o Existing Campuses Total
Potential
Current �' Enrollment Potential Student
Student as of Expansion %pp
a acity
_ Area Ca aci t 10/1/82 Students/cl ass,rooms 1lIExpansion
�,%jco Senior High Attendance,q 5
'apmarr 48 240 �_,
0 t.85
�atrus : 485 489 -0- ( )F-�- � 57 ,
gest Randh 57 55 .,0_ (0 20 59
Hooker Oak 399 (428) 94 47 190 ` �3 489
3
say Partridge 399 94�,9r, (11) 387
JisL
and 57 * 361 120 i.. (4) 605
485 (1 Sp.Ed.j7250
Rosedale 485 (1 Sp,i Ed, )*`k 490 240 ' 8)
Rosedale 428 426 150 5TIT78
sms to
Sub -total
ieasant Valley Attendance Area86 64 120 4) 206
ahas5et 399 �8 639.
,john McManus 314 1 5 Ed.)** 19-8 360 -
(12 674
ori 9ol d 428 1 Sp. M )'** 270 30 (1 - _ 458 _
695
Sierra View 485 4,g 210 7 672
Sub -total 1,712 �j TO �3
Tota1 Elementary
4,992 4,421 2,250 (75) 7,?.4z
unor Hfi,gh
- 1 185
Sp.Fd,* 906 W�
(0)
8i,dwell Junior High 1,185
,
Sp.Ed. ) �'* L,041
Chico Junior Nigh(
wl Junior High 20382 1,947 -0 (0') 20382
Senior Mi 01 1 s712
Sen a' l,. 1,712(2 Sp Ed.j** IiO93 "064
843* ((3) 17s7
Senior i igh
Fll easAnt Val l Fy Senior High 894 r�1 150„
airy 16O 0"
eas ew Conti nuati on High
jotal Senior High
?;766 2,025 343 (23') 3,609
Tw,,'l District 101140 8$93 3,093 (98) 11,23
*App mately 150^of these students would be acc
x roxi, t�Me` eXsting physical a uca pori
ties at rverl ommodated in
** hes g lassrooms designatt�d for mandated special education special
T€�.� sdhools indicated have o
day classes
THF BUTTD:COUNTY HOME BUYER FEE TASK FORCE 'HAS' REACHED CONS.ENSUa
ON ALL OF THE FOLLOWING 'POINrS
1) Chico is a_ growth area of
2) Of the elementary school attendance areas within CUSD 4
areas ;are overcapacity, l area is at capacity, and 9 areas
are undercapacity.: Four hundred;` eighty-nine (489) student
spaces are currently available within the total elementary
system of schools. However, these student spaces are not
wi hin the prc�rent attendance boundaries of the 5 over'ca-
paeity schools.
3) There are presently' within the CUSD, development projects
tenatively approved by the City and County that, if built,
would overcrowd the existing district facilities.
4) There is a correlation between the birth-rate at Enloe Hos
pital and the increase in kindergarten enrollment at CUSD
such that the kindergarten enrollment in.any, -year -will in-
crease by 90% to 109$ of the births 5 years previous
Kindergarten enrollment is pre!ently at about 700. Using
the above correlation, kindet&a en enrollment should be
1983....`.......0707
1984.... 829
l98S ....,..:...946
1986...0......1,086
1987.4....6...1,125
S) The 5 Year Enrollment Projection dated ,June 8 , 1983,
r
6) Historically, Chico urban area growth has been between
7) Double sessions should be avoided if at ,all possible.
8) Maintain the quality, of oducation currently provided by
the CUSn.
{
INFORMATION ON CUSD 0`iTERCROWDING
= SUBMITTED TO THE HOME BUYER FEE TASK FORCE `(
1)
"Financing, School Facilities" - California Building Industry
Association - Ari,1 1983
2)
Highlights of "Mello -Roos Community Facilities Act of 198211 -
Marianne Keenen
} 3)
Chapters 4:7 School Facilities, ('Government coda 65970 et.seq.)
4)
Student Housing ;Report -.December, 80 1982 - CUSD
i' 5)
Letter to ,Fred Davis - October 12' 1982 - CUSD
6)
Updated List of City of Chico Subdilvisions - CUSD
7)
10 Year Enrollment Pattern - May 209 1983 - CUSD
8)
Summary of Elementary School Capacities and Enrollments
May 24 1983 - CUSD
9)
Summary of Elementary School Capacities, Enrollments and
Special. Education Classrooms - June 1, 1983 - CUSD
10)
S Year Enrollment Projection - June 1, 1983 CUSD'
11)
10 Year Construction Activity - 1983 Annual Budget - City of
Chico
12)
Population, Chico Urban Area (Updated) - Chico Planning Dept.
13)
SB201/A:B8 Fee schedules - Match 1, 1983 - San Diego County
14)
Ordinance 658 -School Facilities City of FJntana
15;)
ordinance 2429 Interim School Facilities Financing County
oaf San Bernadino
16)
Dedication 'ofLand and Fees foo School bistricts ;- April 27,
1'978 = County of San Diego
17)
Student Populat:ion per 'Dwelling Unit - Butte County and Chico
Urban ,'Area (undated) City of Chico Planning .Department
rr TE` COUNTY HOME BiJYER 'FEB'
BUT
TASK FORCE
Y
1`) Jere Bolster,
lo)
;
Bill Turpin,
Ci.unty planning Department
Developer/Planner
(CHAIRPERSON)
2) Dori Cloud,11)
Chico Unified School 'District,,
Fred Markov,
Businessman
12)
Tom McReady,
3 Lee Cobly,
CSUC Pr ..fes.41or
Developer/Planner
13)
Bill Stone,
4) Pat Furr
Realtor
Rezltor
SMar to Fu ua
14)
orcin Stratton,
Butte County Taxpayers Assoc.
School Board�Mer�tbex -
6) Mark Gregoire
15)
Bob Ross ,
8th6ol Board Member
Realtor
16)
Karen Vercruse,
7) Dave Jones
Chico Chamber of Commerce
Realtor
g) Judy Kelly,
Council of PTA
17) Don Wilson,
General ContractOt
Hooker Oak
�}) Jane King)
School Board Member
411
Cr�ICO UNIFIED SCHO0��L jb[STRICT
i142 'EAST SEVENTH $TREE
�. CHICO,,CALIFORNIA 951
AR(A 'CODE la i w--3000
October .12, 1982
Fred Davis
City Manager
P 0.: Box 3420 ,
Chi to.' CA 95927
p
Dear'Mr. Davis,
Eollowin the recent Joint meeting he1.d between ,representatives of the' Chico '
` City council ', the Butte County Board of Supervisors, and the. Chico Unified
School District Board cf Education, the C.U.S.D. Board of Education adopted
resolutions petitioning the City Council and the Board of`5uperv'isors to enact
ordinances to provide for the collection of fees under either the provisions
of S.B. 201 or CEQA. PHO to formally acting on the aforementioned resoiu.x
tions the Board of Education considered all, reasonable methods of mitigating
conditions of overcrowding of existing facilities including the.possibilities
of dwuble seof�ths, year round schools and expanded bussing. It, is the de-
termination
e-
. w a M.S.D. Board 'of 'EducalAon that these alternatives are not
v-iable options to accommodate projected student enrollment.
The Board of Education would like to request that the City Council Consider
adopting an ordinance either under the provisions of 8 201: oi. under tine
provisions ofCEQA to levy fees on new residential housing unit, at the time
of issuance of building permits. To meet the needs ox future students the
Board prefers to utulize the provisions df S.B. 201,
*� Enclosed as attachments to this letter are the following items;
Attachment A - Suwtary of problems and possible solutions regarding school
}housing relative to subdivider and mitigation fees.
Attachment B C. M D. Board of Education resolution ado. 236-81 regarding
y the collection of fees under S.B. 201.
Attachment C - C.U.S.D. Board of Education resolution'flo: 237-82 r-aarding
the collection of fees under the Califgrhia Er}vitionental
Quality Act.
Attachment 0 - information regarding school capacities, enrol'l1;1e)1ts, and
expansion potentials. ,
Attachment E Projected 80division Fees
w
w
City Fred Davis, CManager
g
-2- Octo ber l.2'� 1982
We trust that 'the ;enclosed information'm11
provide'st"fficient data f 'r the
'Citjr Council to rake a decision on;
thi"s matter. The Board of 'Educatiol: is
'looking forward to meeting with the
City Council .on Wednesday, October 21 a
30p.m to discuss this matter,
The.edditi,onai infbrpation that you
recently requested will be forwarded to
you in the next several days in sufficient
time to be shared wit Ithe City
Council prior to the joint meeting
With the school district,
Sincerely, +
s
Robert,J Jeffries, Superintendent
by: Robin G. Thompson
Busi'iless 'Manager/Co�ptrpller
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A
,,!'�' 'fTACNMBNT A
OP ISSUr,S FACTS AND i+0S5i.BLR SOLbTIQt\S To TIM80 MARY. k ,
SITUA' ION: OF SCHOOL MRQLI MI:N�i5 EXCECDINCs SC tOUL CAPIIC 'T'If.0
�r
MUM '
,.Superintendent of Schools �tL`•fi.cl3f
lied, by the Butte County;,,
Wised on data Supp is ,j n Butte Co+.,nty gre p ' }'Jr. at or t1ea" full
student'
��.sentl
sarre school d�s'tric 'acted to be at full 'capacity
. ,capra,�;ty,d some additional districts are 11roa
;..
based on planned residential co+tstruct1011. The declining enrollment e;tperh�ncccl
ears has noir ttirncd into an increasing enrollment for
over the last ten Y acted enrollments can b(
of distridt's., The change in actual and projected majority __ birthrates have steadily i,ncx`easea,
attributed to two dem'agraphiG trends
oin' from f55i rep, births in 1975 to almost 24,
in 11181; oveill pop
ulatian gtowtla,; of Butte County has been gr�aater than 3.5% for the last few y
ears
Both trends have in the past taro years rca
de a discernible impact on school I!h-
rollment•
NDI
HISTORY OF NBw SC1.10UL BUrI�DING R11. NG
the issttitncc
;For several decades. now school building,constructiot rias financed by
2 �� of the voters of a district was ianeded to
of bands.
Approval by two -third: (:/��
bonris. Beyond Votdr approval,
the only real litnitati.on ti�as ,it�1L
issue building
bands issued could not exec
5% of the assessed valuation of a
total s'hopl
district.,
there has been no authority
Since the passage of Proposition
13
in ;lune of 1975 add1ti��na1 tabes to issue bonds
for a school district to ask far voter approval of
in cansirtict oit., The only new school building funds now
for new school, Wild g Those Eainds
come through."the Leroy Greene Lease -purchase Act o 19"1'b�.
y avdilablb u s funds
dad on a statewide priority•-poht bass.., ,The >:egtaess frIINDSos�a�ati�ttrcl.oc'.
are atvar rsarit oints t
greatly cxddo what is alai fable and ablh.e anaetriple school sess%ons for a'nuht"
first to district Who have been on doutyi
bet of Years-
At
AVAILABLb 0011 J;INANI:1N(► Nlil'� 5011001, hbILnINGS I
ar the raucously mentiottod Leroy "Greene Lease-I+urchase Act the only
FYcepC f p uildi
other available means of rn9s t pursuant to
aising funds for new school b
ATTACHMENT A
a
Page 2 of 3
p �vironmental duality
SS: 201 Chapter 4.7 Statutes of 1977, and the CaliforniaCalifortua
biz (CEQA), more specifically Section 21000 et. seq., Public Resources Code and
14 California Administrative Code Section 1S000 et. seq. S.B. 201 allows school
ew
boards to request city councils and the county hoard of supervisors to adopt -
ordbiatces which levy,a fee per dwelling .for the purpose of acquiring temporary.
school structures. Permanent structures are not allowed. to be funded by this
source of reerenue
pAtigation fees under CEQA can be used` to purchase land and build permanent school
tuil'dings. CEQA requires the builder or deVeloper of new homes. to obtain a
"nap', Iva declaration" as to the impact of the proposed new homes on the school
cix
t within whose boundaries the .new home w31 be atcde'amountfee whichmay
ied can
tal-e t
he form of a per dwelling fee or it; can be a n,Njo
include dadication of hand for the school site. Since the mitigation fees can be
used for both land and permanent structures it; necessitates a higher assessed fee
than s.B. 201.
CURRENT FUNDING PIR PUBLIC SCHOOLS,,,(K-12
since 1,918 the Ahl source of income to public schools (K-12) is based on average
days of attend^,„r• ,ADA) multiplied by a revenua limit per ADA for each individual
school district. TheIfoundation for this State of California formula was derived
from expenditure and ADA data fo;x the fiscal y+;,ar 1972-75 This State of California
I xpenditure formula excludes any cost for acquiring 1� and and/or•the cost of new
school+bu;ildin s. The State's revenue lithat formula provides funds for the ongoing
oiler n of school programs: teacher and teacher aide salaries,,utilit es, sup”
plies, insurance; etc.'
kOCsss rc)R NEW 00,01NANCt AN[) COLLECTION OF Ptm,
Local school boards are requirod to make independent assessments of the student
impaction beforts dotiding to go the routte of mitigation (CEQA) o;' 83,y20i fees.
When a school board determines that 'impaction exists; the board must then adopt
resolutions requesting the county board of superV tors and city couticiis, (in 'tl7e
case of ch mored cities) to eldopt an ordinance to levy fees upon all future
dwellings ;at the time of tht+ filing of the tentative subdivision MAP (mitigation
(S
tee) ot, issuance of building pet'mit .l3 201 fee).
. 7
ATTACHMENT,A
Page 3 of 3
The 6!es are to be, directly deposited to the account of the school district us
!s pS:ra�e'and'distinct fund �n the county-. treasury. At-the appropriate time,
y "g
�,s determined b the school d7:str,�ct board the funds can be btac� eteti an
d then
upended for the appropriate :restricted purpose-.
DISTRICT. INPUT TO TELE PROCESS
At the time of initiating the resolution callitg fox an ordinance t+ levy Eces
school district shall be'ready to show its current and projected enrollment
mast be logically and uniformly, linked to population growth data Per the area,
ActV& number. of buildings (temporary or.permanent) needed 'must be cc-,npoted on
the basis of state standards pet the State Department of Education and State Al
locations Board. The maximum number of students per elementary class would be
a'0 and the square footagd would not exceed 55 'sgirare feet per elementary ,student.
POSS19LE.CUTUA! SOLUTIONS TO INCREASED ENROLLMENT. CREATING NEED FOR NEW 'SCHOOL
BUILDING
In November of 198j, the, voters in California will decide the fate of Proposition 1.
assep million more for the Leroy Greene Lease-Purchase
P",
if d It wall rovide Sg
ikct. 'that will have the beneficial, effect of increasing the number of districts
P w priority vain Funding. Unfortunately the _dollar amount
f,o.,; the iriorit ` 1 i.,t who will obi those districts, not presently ° (11982-85)
.m-
availabl a is not intenticci to asti s
pagted
i
o
`; ...� ? r+ •
Resolution dumber tA'CTAGfIhiENT
36-82 ,.` Page
l • a 2 _
RESOLUTION NOTIFYING THE CHICO CITY COUNCIL g� �•
�
AND THE-BUTTE COUNTY 80ARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
FINDING BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
'CHICO UNIFIED SCHOOL, DISTRICT
THAT NO FEASIBLE METHOD EXISTS TO MITIGATE
CONDITIONS OF OVERCROWDING IN THE
CHICO UNIFIED SCHOOL 'DISTRICT
A,iyD REQUESTING ENACTMENT OF AN ORDINANCE
PURSUANT TO GbERNMENT CODE 8659.7
WREREAS, adequate school facilities are absolutely essential to
promoteithell,,general welfare of the resident, of the Chico Unified School
District thro'W; h the maintenance of a quality educational system; and
WiIEREAS,, new t�esidential development .hot proceeded and will continue
to,proceed at a rate that eXceeds the Chico Unified Sch,)ol D�strlct's'c�;a-
b i 1 `i ty of providing^ adequate school faci 1 i ti es; and
WHEREAS, the number Of new residential unit,, projected is 18,503
and.the number of new students projected from said new units
� .1 'i s 10,907
based on data supplied by the City of Chico and Butte County Planning
Departments as of August 12, 1982; and -
WHEREAS, Government Code 65973(a) defines "conditions of over'-
crowdin to mean that the total enrollment of a school
q'i ,including enroll-
ment from proposed development, exceeds the capacity of such school as.
determined by the governing body of the district; and
WHEREAS, the schools of • the Di s tt,,i ct have a combined t;apaci ty of
10 140,and a current enrollment of 6,337 and e projected enrollment,un
completion of said new units of 16)345,• and
WHEREAS,, the Board of EdUdation has considered and evaluated all
reasonable methods of mitigating said conditions of overcrowding, and
WH8REAS, the State Legislature ehocted Government Code §65970
et seg, which authorizes a city of county.to require dedication of land
or fees, or both, for in -ir ` school foci l i ties Where conditions of over--
ciowdi n exist
g and there is no feasible method to reduce such condition:i,
NOWt THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Education o� thit'
Chico Unified School District hereby notifies the Chico City Council and
the Butte County Board of Supervisors than
8/82 . 3,6, r
wH .
ATTACHMENT C
Pace'1 of 2
Resolution Number 257-,82
RESOLUTION REQUESTING -THE CHICO CITY COUNCIL ;
AND THE BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
TQ PROVIDE FOR MITIGATION FEES ON NEW SUBDIVISIONS
WHEREAS, adequate schpl facilities are absolutely essential to
promote the general welfare of the residents of the Chico Unified School
District through the maintenance of a quality educational system; and
WHEREAS, new residential develo)ment has proceeded and will coif-
time to proceed at a rate that exceeds �
p the Chico Unified School District's
capability of prqyiding adequate school facilities: ro
WHEREAS, the number of new"residential units projected is,, IB,803
and the number of nett ;students projected is 8,086 and a current enroll-
-
,ne,nt of 8,337 and ;a pr6 jetted enrollment of 16', 45; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Education has consi'dered.and evaluated all
reasonable methods of mitigating said conditions of overcrowding; and
WHEREAS, present subdivision applications, along with previously
W.
approved subdivisions, and proposed subdivisions are causing a cumulatively
significant adverse impect on the schoo'is "in the District as the result of
overcrowding, and
WHEREAS, the California Environmental Quality Act mandates that
EIR's be prepared on all projects that have a cumulatively considerable
impact on the environti-it unless the impacts at -e mitigated; and
WHEREAS, a city or county is authorized to provide for the eons
tribution of fees by subdividers in impacted school districts for acquit'=
tion of land and/or school facilities as a means of mitigating the impact
sof subdivisibns on the schools: