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HomeMy WebLinkAbout83-88 HOMEBUYER FEE TASK FORCE 3 OF 5Cf N", , , �f CHICO UNIFIED SCHOOL -DISTRICT 1163 East Seventh Street Chico, California 95925 Summary. of Elementat^y School Capacities and Enrollments May 24; 1983 school Current Enrollment Enrollment Student as of Under or Capacity 41`29783 - Over) Capac to Chaplj,;ah 485 420 65 Citrus 485 500 C15) Cohasset 86 62 24 Fores' )anch 57 55 2 Nor4 Oak 399 429 (30) ,0?. -Jay Partridge 399 399 0 John McManus 399 315 - 84 Marigold 314 234 80 Neal 'Dow 428 291 - 137 Mord;_ 57 37 20 Parkview 485 379 106 U Rosedale 485 508 (23) \Shasta 428 432 _ (4) Sierra View 485 442 43 4092 4.503 489 *In addition to the capacity of regular classrooms, there are 12 elementary classrooms desigoated for mandated special education programs which are therefore not available as regular classrooms. v � r � u ;C •�y �'� a /y 34 f • �J �• w ,{ y ,(p, �wJ� � qy1 SUBDIVISION No. of Potential r.. Units Students @ .,43/Unit Ryan Park 17 Stonycreek Estates 45 ;- 19.'; Heather Estates 14. 6 Quail Run 40 17 Bidwell Oaks 44 19 The Stables 59 25 Parque Estates 18 6 Regency Park 2 Windmill Falls 110 47 Warren Anderson 22 Big Chico Creek Estates i50 -1-2�'.. 74 ,Butte Creek Estates 22 Butts Creek Ind, Comm.8 3 Camino Real 48 21 Cedar Springs Condos 60 26 Cedarwood 45 19 ChicoCreek Commons 12 5 Christi Place Condos 12 5 Community Park Comm. 16 Country Club Oaks 44 19 Eastwood Condos 32 14 Edgewood Village 6 3 Eisfelt 22 9 EnVironmerital Dever' 8, 3 Eastwood Oaks 131 56' Fol est Ranch Mobi l ehome Park 6 3 �! ' Gold Country. 2 1 Hagen Ridge Park 23_ 10 Ron Imhoff MH PAC 231 99 Lassen Commons '6 3 tassenwood Condos NE 10 4 Lasse Mood Condos SW 16 L Ei hdo blest ' 30 13 . McDowell 29 12 suBbivrsior No. of Potential Units Students McKinney 'Manor 8 Meadow Estates 2 44 3 19 Meador€ Estates 3 48 2i Morgan Park 12 5 J Mountain Village 20, 9 Normandy Gardens 25 1 19 Norta country 20 , Northpark I 11I 48 Northpark II_ 8034 Oats Town & Caunt i ry 5 2 Oakflay Estates 39 17 Quail Run 40 17 Rancho De Thunder 2 11 5 Rancho be Thunder 3 16 7 Royal Drift Estates 18 8 Sacramento Park 17 Ron Sauer Condos 4- 2 Shasta Bay Estates 22 Shasta Townhouses a 3 Si er ^c Foothills I 17 7 :Sierra Foothills Ii ; 13 6 Skansen 2. 97 , 42- . Skansen 3 21 9 �. Skypark Estates l; Skypark Estates 2 13 6 Southgate' Acres 20 g Southgate Acres 2 20 g. Sycamore Creek Estates PAC 170 13 11 ne;yard Vista 16 7 Walnut Woods + 8 35 Winding Creek Estates Woodcrest PAC 53 23 Woodside (4 units or less)' 45 15 Miscellaneous Tentative Parcel Maps ±L4- i-,60 126' Total Tentative%Approvod Subdivisions ... _.. ........ ` wW r:4 w w. • „�•r{.Y rtV".ya.t.. :':y,Vw'4^a.. il^NtI4 y SUBDTVISIO No. of Potenti1 al- Subdivisions in`Planning or EtR Stage Unfits Stud Student Quail Canyon ';(forrerly Canyon Park)• `'' 110 47 B vdwel"l Heights 385 Chamomile Condos 22 166 14 Mile House PAC 21 �, .Parkside Estates Lowell Pierce Condos 14 15 5 Ravenwood i6 Stilson. Canyon 2 320 138 9 4 Cliff Cliff Johnsen Condos —4t— Rock Creek Estates 10 30 4 Chanticleer 13 The Villages (less 386 built) 1s4` 2414 I0 California Park (less 144 built) 2,656 610 1,142 Foothill Park (less 84 built) 4701 2,021 Rancho Arroyo 4,668 2,007" Total in. Planning Or CIR Stage 14,430 100unty Subdivisions Since 11/16/82 Milt Redmond 14 Quail Canyon 10 i Suzhill 8 Sacramento Avenue 57 Pacesetter 29 a THE BUTTE COUNTY HOME BUYER. FEE TASK pORCE HAS MACHE'D CONCENSUS ON ALL QF TI3E FOLLOWING POINTS : o_ u 1) Chico is a growth area 2 O yarea's within CUSD,, ) f the' elementary school, attendance 4 areas are overcapacity, 1 area is at ,gapati lty, and 9 axeas are underca acit s p y. (There are A'89 spaces avail- able within the elementary school. attendance areas:°) • 3) There ;are present'1 t within the CUSD, devei meet J Pp jacts'tentatively approved by the City and County that , if built, would overcrowd th.e existing d,ist�r5 c'aciliies S ) 4 correlation ' T, � 4 dere is a co ion between the birth-rate"at En"loe ` 1 ,Hospital and the increase in kindergarten enxollm.ent�:at _ CUSD such that the kindergarten en`rollment in any year will ircre e by 90 to 109110 of the births 5 year; previous: tj Xindergor-rten enrollme1it is presently at about 463. Us ng the above correlation, kindergarten e :rolrlment should be t4 t� S� ` 84.......«829 85.•.. ....946 '`- 86. .«.1,086 ` 87...:. .1,125 5) (The District projections for enrollment to be supplied.,) 6) « y, area growth has been between Cr NP $to3i�%2o. Chico urban 1) Double sessions should, be avoided if' at all possible. 8) Maintain the quality of education currently provided by the CUSD. 9) In t , . e evento���a � h�e�0�.�..� � � are not established, the CUSDNill continue to: A� Adjust school attendance boundaries B. Transport students C. provide* educational alternatives; But these 'measures will:: impact the quality of education; z CITY OF CHICO - 1983-84 ANNUAL ,BUDGET -'GENERAL CITY INFOMIATION D. Building Valuation Activity 1, Total_Building Valuation Activity (Bused Upon Building 'Perm is - 1982-83 'thru 4/83 Fiscal New New Alter To Alter To; Roofs, pools, Tot Priv Plus Bldg Schools & Total Year Resident Comer _ Resident Commer Gar- ages..: Signs , Etc Conrtr Val.. _- Churches 'Bldg Val 1973-74 1974-75; 5,367,786 2,033,430 2,789,800 3,209,100 303,161 258,960 583,,792 1,018,081, 65,600 124,989 7,700 227,815 9,235,128 6,773,167 9,047 9,244,175 1975-76 lOiO48,971 1,741,680 539,595 720;633 14,600 1,070,963 14,136,642 7710350 0 7,544,517' 14,136,642 1976-77 1977-78 7,463,461 6,732,873 3,081,400 4,139,200_ 344,172' 5.10,485 1,150,188 1,934,802 22,900 1,210,981 13,160 9121768 13,273,702 14,263,,288 11`8,496 13`,392,198 1918-79 17,006,599 16i490,076 7,203;237' 601,4119 7,9 1,659,646 18,815 1 250964 66,300 27 740 740 5,825,000 14j329,588 33,56S,740 1980-80 2,478,650 r30988o735 1,143,043 3�988�735 50,050 1 155,635 , , 90,172 24,164,725 15,-366,122 149,270 37,115- 24y313,995 15,403„237 1981-82 1982-83 6,575,1,80 6,0271302 7,243,423 4,528,137 846,330 447,324 4,688,056 1,733,476 45,011 1,050,780 22,431 779,073 20,448,680 13,537,743 0 20;448,680 0 13,537,743 2. New Construction Only,(Based Upon Building Permits - 1982-83 thru 4/83) Fisc. Yeara� Dwellin gs Multiple � Family Dwellings Commercial & Industrial No Permits Nu. Units Valuation No, Totals No.PermitsV luation ' ,- _ Pe rmits Valuation No; Per�tits Valuation 1973-74 197445 74 75 2$ 6 .,733,923 l 94 430 s. 23 1 2 442 165 4 633- 863 > t 1,839,000' 1 2 2,789,800 _ 63 8 1 57 586 , , 1975-16 1976-77 91 179 1,980,807 5,496,811 25 19 , 781 8,629;814 ,12 11 3,209,700 1,742,180 30 127 5,243,130 12,352,801 1977-78 n 1.28 4 840 773 > i, 16 164 115 1,966,650 1,892,100 1'8 31 3,081,400 4,139,200 216 174 10,544,861 1978»79 1979-80 180 128 7,273,973 61912,486 31 18 446 479 9,732,616 9,520,724 34 70203,237 245 10,872;073 24,209,836 153 4,997, 11 58 1 524 005 ' ,r 20 12 3,458,880 !j478)650 166 1. .86 19,901,090 - 198 82 198+-83 37 1,966,641 8 137630 , � 6 26" 42 210' 139' 4,577_,12 4,65'0,996 36 16 .. 72 3 , 4 ,423 115 8 968-726 13,818,603 4,528,13.7 95 10,555,439 f, CHICO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Central Attendance Of-fice 116.3 East Seventh Street Chico, California 95926 (916) 891-3010 . May 20 1983' ismoRANDUM TO: 'D)n Clow FROM: Cen rat Attendance/Pa t Chargers 'RE: Enrollment Pattern Over. Ter. -Year Period Year Elementarysecondary Total 1983-84 Projected 4514 4003 8517 1982-83 4421 3972 8393 1981-82 4346 3913 8259 1980-81 4282. 3877 8159 1979-$0 4186 3953 8139 1978,79 4020 4045 8065 1977-78 4.114 4249 8363 1976-.77 4147 4301 8448 1975-76 4217 438A 8601 1974-75 4L 4429 86314202 j i ORDINANCE No. 619, ' ;AN OF THE CITY COUNCIL Fh 'CHE 'CITY of FONTAtI1 6RDINANCE0 ":• A..jENDING CHAPTER 8 OF THE CODE OF THE GLTY,OF FCNTAliA, CALIFORHIA, BY ADDING A NEN ARTICLE XII RELATING To FINANCING 7NTiRn, SCHOOL FACILITIES, DECLARING THE URGENCY xiiL:4�7F, AND PRtlVIDINC THAT THIS ORDINANCE, •t TAKE EFFECT 17i!{PDALELY. si THE ellY COUNCIL, OF T'HG 'CITY OF FOtHTANA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOFIS: SECTION 1. A view Article XIl is added to Chapter 8 of the C4gde of it the City of Fontana to read no follows: "ARTICLE :CII. SCHOOL VACILITIES ..; Sec. 8-J2. Purpose: The purpose of thio article is to establish a'sethod pwloant to Government Coda Sections 65970 at seq., vheraby a ichool district which oparataa an elementary or high school may finance incerim school facilities. Sec. 8-33. F oAjnge. , (a) Sctwo_l bistyict. Thn governing body of the ntbcol dint ict shall notify the city council of any overcrowding that may arls►t Such"notification shall be in the fora, of a finding nu,' ;nd convincing evidence that: ' ,1) conditions of overcrowding exist in one ar P attendance areas Which will impair,the normal functioning of education programs including the reason sue:; conditions exist, and 1 c (2) all reasonable methods of %itigatiq .a conditibtis of overcrowding bave been ac d and no feasible method for reduting duct, conditions exist. The notice of findings shall also specify ''he mitigation measures considered: •, (b) C_ ity. If the city council. tonrors to such a f�.l'.AiV, that condi- tions of ovtircrowding exist, no approval of x discrstlftary permit land d0ieion;fes• residep•tixl use shall or a tentative subdivision or be granted unless the city council finds', (1) :that the dedication of land, payment of fees in lieu thereof, or a cotibination of both, required by �I the school district it appropriate And will be provided as set forth in this ArtiLie, or that there are specific overriding fiscal, diconomic, social, or environmental factors utlic'n in the judgement. 'city, of the city council would benefit the thereby justifying approval: sed, 8-34. Definitions. An used in this article; (a) Conditions of oyercr&xjthg means that the total enrollment of a school. including enrollxent ffore proposed development, exceeds the capacity of such school as determined by the' governing body of the district. (b) Reasonable hNats for h4'ttratt'G ddndtions 'of oilesicriotad%ng shall include, but are not limited to, agreements betQbin a 1 aubdiviuee and the affected school district vheraby temporary—use buildings sill be leased to the b6661 district or temporaty-use 1 buildings ovned by the school. diptr Ct gill be used. I Y? t t I Sic. 8-34. ..Ddfinitiona. (continued) (e) Rseident at development means'a prosect containing residential dwelll;►:gs, including mobilehom-es, of one at more unite or a subdivision vi-,land for the purpose of`constructing ,one or more residential dares ting units` it Sec. 8-35. Conditions of Approval. (a) Neither .•he city council~ plannirg comr.'!asion nor design review ` board shall approve a discretionary residential permit or approve a tentative subdivision or land divtaion for a residential development within an area 'identified in Sec. 8-33 without attaching as a con- dition of approval a requirement that no building permit shall be issued until. certification has been received from the approprinte school district that the required dedication of land, payment of fees,. or combination of both has been made. (b) The department of building and sefoty shall not 'issue A building p g permit for a residential development .in an area identified in Seca 8-33 without certification from the appropriate school district that' the 'required dedication of land, payment of fees or combination of both has been made. (c) ,The provisions of this article shall not apply'tor (1)'Senior citizen housing appruved� financed and/or M 'subsidized by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development: (2)Remodeling or renovations not tesulting in an additidnal duelling unit or units: (3) Rebuilding a legally established dwelling unit destroyed or damaged by fire. explosion, flood, act of Cod,, or other accident or catastrophe. Sec: 8.364 Dedication Amount. The amount of the dedication of land, payment. of fda in lieu thereof, or a combination of}both, required by the school district will be ,specified by resolution upon the city council accepting the school distrietts declaration of overcrowding Sec. 8-37. Schedule. The governing body of the school dietrict shall submit a Rchedta' specifying how it Vill use the land, or fees, or both. to solve the conditions of overcrowding, In the event that the school district cannot meet the schedule, it shall submit modifications to the city council and the reasons for the modifications(' Sec. 6-38. Account and Report. (a) Any school district receiving funds pursuant to this article shall maintain a sdparate account for any fees paid and iahall file a report with the city council on the balance in the account at the and of the previous fiscal year. In addition, the report shall specify which attendance areas 'will continue to be over trowded when the fall 'term begins and Vhere conditions of over- trowding will uo longer exist. Such report ahall be filed by August 1 of each year and more frequently at the request of the city council (b; it overcrowding conditions no longer exist, the provisions of this article shall no longer apoly," r SECTION 2. Urgency of tthe Ordinance. %t is 'hereby determined that ' a; this ordinance 3s an urgency meanUre,'and the nature of the emergency which roquirds it to take effect immediately is as follows' Rapid growth in the City of Fontana is occurring. and will continue to occur; said growth is evidenced by the, number of dwellingq under canatruction,+ as well as the number of building pemir, site plat and subdiviaion applications. �- and appravela. along with other pending developme9t plans: This`F%"lding activity required adequate school facilities to promote the; public health,, aafety end welfare kif the people of the City of Fontana: SECTION 3. This ordinance City school g y for the regarding the financin of interivk facilities within the ,Cit of Fontana shall become effective irmaediatel purpose of: the administration Of said ordinance and within, fifteen (10 d�0nr o£ after the date of adoption shall be published is the HrralA plevs a neinip p general circulatisn. printed and published in the City of FontaY.a. State of i California, together with :the names of wcmbera o! the q1Ey " Council votins for and against the same- scones affeECTIORtmed3xtelo uponnitaiintroductlon aadency iitnbeco+s in pewaed and c p as affective b y imwediately because it is an ordinance relatingto tht Public health) Maty and "welfare of the people of the City of Fontana. APPROVED An ADOPTED this 20th day of May, 1980- ; /a/_ Frank Horten tlayor of EQ'City of Fontana ATTESTS /e/_Patricia H. Alurray - Cita Clerk I, Patricia H. Murray, City Clerk c�� the City of Fontana and E%-officio Clerk of the City GsUncil, do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance WAS introduced, finally pUsaed and adopted on the 20th day of Hay, 1980,bT the following 'vote. to-vitt AYES: Mayor Horzen, councilmen Pro eman, Cildmy, Koehler, Kragneas NOES. None �IBSENT: 18ana /s/w7atrica M Fturray _' City Clerk of the city of Fontana I further testify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by the Mayor of the City of Fontiiila City Clerk of the CiCy of Fontana :i ORDNANCE NO- 2429,lhlflv S The norlib of students ver ,,esstooiu ,�n.i h irtalerntsli enutheft�yOit ldn tlroVtn+d by tnv s.huur : +1RDiNANt _ QF THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDIND AMENDING SECTIONS 1 ales a0I. orIi aPpropr•atr The fee hall In)"I'V be catculstan by the "hoot STATE UF-�-CALIFORNIA, 6t,p62' AND 61.065 OF GNE SAN BERN AyOtNO: Tt1 INTERIM 'iClil)t)l iliitrd gild aubnulled together iAllidhv sniliotnng dsi,i Ica me with Ihvi Unduttlt. ilytiriniuutloUl oft,l COUNTY 'CODE, RE6ATINU 'FJiCIL'IitES FINANCINin sile"Cuunly iii Sou fde-nanhnu, linarrl of ,riut>"tvrwrt, iNrotrtitiendationt mead• pursuant to S•i.110li 61 00 The ftOarif shall make the final detarinin itlon as to the The HnnM of 5` ttliorvitors of t,f CaWevn,a does ordain as follows 6,1,663 ai 'the Sal, U.tm,it,liiio Loueity dt SUPitvisors airprouciale figurr!s for L. C and S in the forrluila, and is nol by the figures cat Aired by the school dntoo t in its tuiki it SECTION 1 Ser.tlon ii }oc is hetiii)v aihended to read as lol',low, tiunnd lAit ulauon. ",Thi Hoard of SUltarv)fO 11 sit'tll 'make trip final ntablish the lee, and 111aV lhertbltel nodiiy Hhs ,7�T?63 'i.hool O,stni.t Nearing, Pitot: jo any nolicn of .overt rowtling tiding filed with the by school distiKt governsog lsoaru, IhR edliulation. end lee The' lee shall box a raasgnable ralationsfUP to the nears of t. for interim faCililiM and the need lot s nOO111 „+ trloaM of Supervisor% a c9srr%ct board shall conduct a public hosting i board it1a11 consider such the comMunity caused by the development. The sett paid shall be that in rtlerb a building plarn+it is issued for a res{danlial develotli+ieni, At such hearing the governing 4aiczs as It dealms appropriateto substantiate a t,laim that there attendance areas of the .yllen or, 11 land Is to be dedicated, when the land is dedicated. Instead of the fee pretctlbod above, m subdiviaons •' sue overcrowded conditions within ,:%tact. At such 'hearing. the tloverning board shall consider for mlt1g*tjng conditions of overcrowding, (b) containing "to than fifty (501 portals, the developer shat(, if by the school district, dedicate land of a fair market ireasonable methods Such tMthods shall Include, but not be Iimitsi tot between a rseveloper and fns $fleeted feQUired value not'to exceed the Pro' ped Iw, Should the school dMriad dedication of land of a value isu than the fee ca►culatW , f la) Agreements omroof district whereby temporary=we buildings will be tested to tar whereby tamporary. requke pursuant to Section 61.065(01, the dsyslppsr shall Pay flee the fair market velue of the land and the fee. ;tris school district' for an interim period, have ibuildings owned by the school will be uwd. 'hot ifference between in tt:cordenct with the previsions of Ial abaVo, Should such land 1b1 The svaiNbillty of funds, the use of which would be dedicated, tail arae shall asiognaad on the tentative tract land It, td bo dedicated. it shall be iimpair the norma( functioning of educational programs. davallable from (c) Ttw Use of funds which could be mae reap as submltttd. Where etxo jolisfled ire etxonssesoe with %fait provisions of the Sud. or ttje:%*fe of oset of ththe neons bothol dlarkt real red personal)porrry.0 is division MtrI Aft. If pa de- t of n as (and i trot nagtsired by the ichool district, itis Day rrlant of facie ter el ternst{aw obMgatlans sci�teetion,wp►oifarty'� � 1d1 TM tree o Belt pot district 'PtOPtrty for ten sfhall lot required. fee re idt{5ed above, the devetop•r of at P buildings. le) The use of other schools In the not having (c) In lieu o4 tfsa reaidrntial development Troy, et his o► her opdrxiI et his o► her' io;"crowded condition$. a2 staggered sauiona. expense, Provide: an equivelant number of placed fseiHtied tt by rich developer, rt file Place if" (f) DOUblo sessions (9). Continuous school programs is authorized by Educe• owned or cantroiled 1 ) by tM school district, lend at the eonciuslon at isle lifts f5N1) ' tion Code Section 37600 ef'erq. bond revenues to the extent school Vear the devsrlwar shall, at the pe,nsiopec's ekponse, Interim facilities fawn Plats, Unless other th) Useof available authorized by law, Use of laciiities (n other districts, remove the "such arrangens•na ateeptatsfe to the school district efd the,*ewiooer ill Thepossible (j) The Usa of inkerdistrict attendance.'agreemants, are agratd Upon: n a iOnt that a devolopw of a reskNntis) WveloP• '• (d) In the . (k) The filing of appropriate notices of overcrowding with ment within an overcrowded attendance area concoct land, eines within attendance areas subject to owrcrowd(nq: be construed to require y rigs to tha affected school district for Pu'uwes' mono or the for generated by the rostCYntlsl Mone of said methods shall mterdistrict bUting.deveiopnsent, of providing ctassrtxlme students the fee required by this section shall be ►scut rd bV It the governing board makes a finding at the eltxo of the for In this section that (a1 conditions o1 the fair market value, of the land money or buildings so donated district. This ptov{s{ori shall apply indWi 6V to public he provided overcrowding exist In one: or more attendance areas within the functioning of edUic tlonal to the school each, residential dwelopment, such that donatitxis marl• with development "shall riot be tised to often dittriet which Will impala the normal )programs including the reason lot such conditions axlttirg; and condltlons of respect to one residential fees required in another, unless otht►witt agreed by rho school of fac111tles Pursuant to subsection lel iCb) that all reasonable methods of mltigating neluding those tpeelf ted re this section, haw been district The providing not constitute tion r hit sc eerred ,overt no feoslb�e method .for reducing wen conditions :evaluated and iv aloe; it than recommend that the (e► TM land or foes, or both, transferred to • school l4 tothiseellePtesr ih, t a the W exists and masons cher -shall fee or dedication of land sat forth In this chapter than be district PT,he purpose of -providing temporary awmentary or high school + furnishings, and totltt ;imposed: district shall also determine what facilities tt etawoorne, including their rutilitka, fecHlties net conrttucad with permanent foundations. The', school intends to construct from such ices and the location thereof,, It intends will bar dedicated to It for said (f) Notwitf»tsrding any of the provlsloiss try tfit cantraryt fee or dedication of lartd shall binl"Vosid ons and/ter what land purposes, the location thereof and hdw it intends to Use Bald "ani! n of the facilities ane consistent With , locatio no d d/ter (1) Senlor citizen housing wprovsd, f{nsatc•an by tate United States Department of Housing "and fetid, that tri• tree general Plan at verified the County planning Department. determine the ewrago number of subsidized Urball Due 1013117 M (2) Reltnod•ling of rarwweionaWhich do not Teri It In The school district shall also pubHc school students generated Per dwelling unit within the The°school district shall datarmir» additional dwo111919 Units, (3) Any nbUlidings r tegaity, established dweHkrat overc►dwded attendaneo'area. define the atieict boundaries of the overcrowded attendance ,of unit destroyed or damaged by fire, ffoodratpksslon,act of God, , and arta, Tfie school district "I, also provide an initial calculation ah The dwelling unit pursuant to Section 61;065, at attdr eccident or calast►ophe. ' tgt Vtfhere two separate school districts operate schools in of per Ai the conclUsicin of the public heating, the governing overlapping attendance arias where the Board of 5up+►visors Iva F board,If it has made the required findings. determinations, and transmit them to the Clark. of the Board concurred, In the findings of oesrcrowding for both school the boardsof the affected school districts : veto mmendaUOtis, shall dittrlctil, governing ihail determine the distribution of revenue from the foes ivied of Supervisors, _ SECTION 2, Se..tion 61. 065 of the San Sernardin4 County pursuant to this chapteri within thirty (30 days from the day of In went t sc+r+al distrkts 1$11 Code 6 hereby arnandtd'to read as follows: Fees Dedication at Land. concurrence bV that S*Od, the to agree on distribution of, tee$ w(thln thirty (301 days, Nis 61,065_ and (ill) The foe for sech dwelling Unit established by this Us{rg the following forrnu{al County Superintendent of Schools shc(1 dsterrts ne the aoPor- 4 tiohrMnt of feet within a second thirty tad) day period. ,y, .-., chap ler tFlal) be calculated (h! Notvr 1tMtarldirsg any oilier pwvitlons o f thlt't:haptar, L t C .. Fat per dwelling unit, if an overerowded attendance sue• as dettrmlrwd by the 'Pursiunt to hewing Includes territory within an S What*,ided ' L The number a( students atk+rldimg public governing board incorporated city.. the fes or Ileed(cattat of lard P►ov tillsis �dliMll jor be affective lity tli:irlet school In the overcrowded attindancs am getis'tsted b� each has submitrottrd iitts f irsOf�lOverctros+ding to (tach c "a dedit:ntil tis lanahOP shall los ren i any dwelling unit. C . The cost of leasing from the CaHlornlisState 111 No fes wair irl development Until flits tcassotar has been M oNset for Allocation board orae (1) 1AMPois y c►sssraom 1lncluding utilities, furnishin and tollet (atiHtias not constructed with furnishings Years, !n the la► o1 live residential lh{ttY (3011-davit. (1) . Afar a school dis[rkd has received ter► apportionment 'Greens Strut 5ct,00l DU(ldini flare permanent foundatfonl) • period "l51 the State All eased will not lease the required' the t pursusrht to that Leroy F, IPurchaea Law 01 1976 (Educstion Carts Section 17700 et arc, ). event k-eent s tfls school district shall obtstii +his• 131 written lot slich clatsroom(s) and Utiltte the lowest cost In Its 66 lroquord wiof dtehdln the atttfhdanMlend pareio tf+ltllattie is motet shall be ProPoi•Is initial calculations, } i r� Tien of e taJ 'ths cFupar shall noj' apply to, that por - e devsloprnent flan `mwrauan 'to EduEstion Code Sactiono39327 et :ep:, 1144 :6006 A0 A schooldigrict within which lie. haVe been ,Mpia• 4 j mwv,ted purwant to this chapter shall imrvedlat+ly notify," the I i "• SS*ard of Supervisors, Plamning 11apartment, and Budding and svlely Department of the :occurrence of 'an act dasct+bad in ( } %'Atm6rctions ibi, Ids; (hi, 11) and (k) o? Saction 61,065. ' SECTION 3. 'This ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) cdayi atterpwN date; of adoption, ; JAMES L, MAYF)ELO',Chairmen Board of Supervisort .x,'NOREE 01§HAFlOON, Clerk of mbe'Soard of $upe viears i STA-rE OF CALIFORNIA ) «: COUNTY OF ) is SA .N BERNAROINO I t. ANOREE OISHAROON, Clerk of the 8001-d of Supsr- emors of the County of Sen Bernardino, State of California, naerpcertify that at • regular meeting of the Board of stvtry sup of said County and State hilt on the 14th day 'of 1950, at vshkh rrt,ating ware present Supervisors Jaanws L. A&cyt`.sld, cChalrman; Cal McElwain., Dennit Hau►ebem—: Robart w C.'Townaandt and the Clerk, the foregoing ordinance was payed ° y grid aalopsad by the following tw11s. to wit. AYES:. SupwvWn McElwain, Haneborger. Towntrnd, .Ysytietd. NOES: None. ABSENTS Supervisor Dob Hammock. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I Mire iwemonto set rivV hand and ,offl•ed the ofliNkl seri of tie Dowd of Supervisors this 14th day' of ,April, Ir011. ANDREE OISHAROON,. -` Clark of +the Boord of Sut. ,1vtows of the County of San Barn odivvo, State of California, ' •I J i� F c. x , 1 a it � y a 4-7s fi f Dr zs�.0 z (� (Division Z Chapters 1 through 5 added by ,. / Ord. No. 5120 (N S.) Eff 4-27-78) . DEDICATIONS OF LANDAND FEES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS CWTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS Sec. r ON. This division shall be known, ....and may be8c ted.; as��hex`'School. Facilities Dedication and., y Fee Ordinance + This division is adapted sec. 82.1.02. GRIT ( AiJTH c i�x a to the provision� pursuant 's•of Chapter 4.7 (C otmmenwiLh 6 970 of Division 1 of Title 7 of the Government Code. Sec. 82.103. OYEI'�ATIVE DATE OF DIVISION., This division shall become operative 30 days after its effective date. Set. 82.104. PURPOSE AND INTENT. ThIs di"vis ion is + dedication and intended to implement the school facilities fees legislation in the unincorporated area of theCouCo=ty of San Diego and to provide authority applicants ford and development affected school districts and app approvals niay undertake such reasonable steps as are necessary to alleviate the overcrowding of school fac .litIts- Sec. s-Sec. 82.1.05. REGULATIONS • The Board of Supervisors may from time to time, by resalution, issue regulations to provide for the administration of this division: Secy $2.106: :FINDINGS: The Board of Supervisors of the County of San Diego finds and declares as follows ('a) Adequate school facilities should be Pvailable for chil6ten residing in new residential developments ;public and private residential, developments may (�'�- . require the expansion of existing public schools or the construction of neer school facility es. 78 82 101" In man areas of the county,the funds for the �.�anst(c� Y ' ruction of new classroom facilities, are riot available 4hen new development occurs,' resulting in the overcrowding of eis ting schools. (d) New housing developments frequently cause conditions of' overcrowding, in existing school facilities' which cannot be alleviated in a reasonable perior',-'* time .. iwithout County involvement as provided for under 'e�,�';sting atate law. (e) That, for the above reasons, new and improved methods of financing for •interi.m,,school facilities necessitated by new development .are needed, in' San Diego County. Seca 82.107. COUNTY diNERAL PLAN. The ,San Diego County General Plan 1990; prd"vides for the location of public schools. interim school facilities, whether temporary or permanent, to,be constructed -from fees paid or land required to be dedicated hereunder, or both, shall be consistent with t the County General: flan. Sec. 82.108. PRIOR AGREEMENTS. Any agreement eXiStinp a. prior to the operative date of this division between an applicant for a residential development and a school district aad pertaining to the dedication of land and/or payment of fees for school facilities to serve the 'property which is the subject of the application, or any portion thereof, shall be recognited by a decision-making body 'hereunder. and ;shall be considered by 'it as satisfying the requirements of this division. Sec. 82.109. SUNSET PROVISIONS. This division shall be subject to the San Diego County Sunset Review Process on July 1, 19791 with to expiration date. CRAPTER DEFINITIONS Sec. 82.201. CONDITIONS OF OVERCRO DING. "Con'ditions of overcrowding" means that the total enrollment of a school, includ ,ng enrollment from proposed; development, exceeds the kiod such school as determined by the governing y capaca �t y of ;i of the school district. M DECISION-MAKING SObys 91Decision-making Sec. 82.202. ervisor , planning Commission, ,body" means the Board of. Sup the. Zoning Administrator► B3oard of Planningg and Zoning Appeals '(Amended by Ord. . , d Land' t]se or the Director of `Planning and r. 3-23--79) lqo. `5406 (N.S.) Rff, 3'-22-79, P. ' IlDirector" a hsth' Director 2Q2 5,' DIR.CTOR Director means Diego*d by Sec. 82. of San and 'Land Use of the County(Adele ' of Pianninq 0 r. 3-`23-79 " Ord. No 540 (N -Si.) Elf. 3-�2-79� p - DWELLING UNIT.... Dwelling �� , ►+ unit means a Sec. 82.203`. onion thereaf 4 or a mabileh.ome,, des -geed for building or a p ore person or a group ox two or more residential. occupation by persons. `living together as a domestic unit. 204. REASONABLE riET�iODS FOR MITIGATING' C10NDITIONS ons sec., 82. conl. agreements "R - methods :Eos mitigating OF OVERCROMInG• shall include, but are not limited to, easonable m rowdi g" ments of avert s will between a subdivider or other * Ct Wherebyotempora tuSe bu lel ng and the affected school district be eased to or for the chool distr ct or temporary benefit 'Of the s i n' s owned by the school district will. be used use build _g Sec , 82 205. RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT . `" Resi dentia -1 residentia.l dwellings, developm� '" means a project cotaining ' ehomes, cf one or more units or,a subdaetal of �.ncludin�, ».1 �onstructinq one or more r land for t„+� purpose of but is not dwelling units. Residential development a.ncludes, limited to sed amezidment to the County General. (a) A privately propo . ted Plan an which would allow an increase inyy thoaction�fordresidential density and where no further discretion body prior to development need be taken by application for a building permit« specific plan or amenGme se x.n authorized t to (b)A privately proposed r ed a snecific plan which would allow an increa residential density. (C7 A tentative of final subdivision map or parcel map or a time eX ens,bft on such a tentative map. (a) A special use permit: e) An ord.iZlance retorting property to a residential use' oe to(a mora intense residential use. (f) A building permit. Any other r'permit for resid scxetionaryential use. 6-79 x2,246. EXEMPTIONS. A residential development t Seg:. uirenvents of this division when shah; be exem�+t from the zec� of any of the following • A consists only legally - Any modification or rem odela�?ti.onalf an Xdwelingisting ts (a) unit where no ad es_t�:�jished dwelling 1 --m created. an_existi.ng apart A condominium dominium where no (b) ro.ect convertin neW dwelling units building into a ycond awe {created o est ot'' a legally- ablished dwelling . (c) Any rebuilding ex losion , act of r;*.n3t destroy ed or damaged by : fire , f lOOd P �-gz- other accident or catastrophe. Of an historical: building recognized, Asy rebuilding the County . elocation of mobilehomes ;ac:+;nawledged and designated at such by The installation, siting or "r (e) mobil.ehome: parks en existing taken in � onstxuCt:.ed to replace a dwelling i) , Any dwelling c it both. dwelling sites lie In an eminent domain proceeding. wi.t.hin the same, school district. (Amended by Ord. Ord. No, 5264' (N -S-) Eff (��aended by. �r 55.52 (tJ.S« Eff 10 8-2-79)' CAPTEt FINDINGS OF OVERCROWDED .ATTENDANCE. AREAS overning . 82.302. SCHOOL which F5uDisdiction withINGS. If the in the Sec. a conditions of district which has 7 makes a finding body of a chc? o� San Diego County unincorporated territory evidence that' ( ) clear and convincing ��po`rted by exist in one or more attendance areas that su� o . a�rercrowdi ng t nal rograms i inc? ding orated territory r o a. �. P , �aa:th�;n the dist.r�.ct which 'Will ung nt.. P of educat thkat impaz r the normal' functioning such cies reasons for the eXistence of�school district Poll - the within establishedhave been evaluated and all reasonableG d�itions of ov�rc owd he school. district, for of mitigating as determined"ley os-. the schaol no feasible methodr the governing body Stich co.aitions exist erva.sors . The notice o^ reducing notify the Board of Sup the mitigation a� strict shall eh 1, specify =indiiigs sent to the County -. measures co nsidered by the school, district. If the Board Of Supervisors concurs 4-7,8 in such finAings the' prov,\�.sions- of 9 ed t ion 8230 shall I be applicable' `to official t lons 'taken on residential development applications bS,,,�,,a decision-making,,bodyb Sec. 82.302. NOTICE OF '1TINDINGS REQUIRMENTS. Any noice o -f-, findings sent by a school district to the County (a) Th6i findings listed in.•Section 82.301. (b)The mitigation measures and methods., including those listed in Section 82.204, considered by the, school ..district and any determination made concerning them:lby the district. other mitigation measures may i nclude, but are not limited, to (I.)- Any other 'agreements entered into by the affected school district which would 'alleviate conditions of� overcrowding, caused by new residential deVelopment.,x (2) '1, Th'ei'use of relocatable 'structures, student transportation and/or school boundary realignmenUP (3) The use of available bond or state loan revenues, to the extent authorized by law: (4) The use of funds which could be available from- the sale of surplus school district real property' and funds available from other appropriate sources, As determined by the respective governing bodies of affected school districts,: (c) The precise geographic boundaries of the over- crowded attendance area or areasi Such other information as may be required by Board of supervisors regulationo Sec. 82.303, RESTRICTION 014 APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL 'DEVELOPMENT/BOARD-OF SUPERVISORS FINDINGS. Within any attendance area of a school district tAiere it has been determined pursuant to Section 82.301 that conditions of overcrowding exist, no decision-making body shall approve an application' for a residential development within such 6 „.303:4-78 r area unless such decision-making body makes one of the .following findings: ' (a) That action will be taken pursuttnt to this division t�o provide dedications of land and/or fees to mitigate tie conditions of 6%rercrowiding within that attendance area, or (b') That there are specific overriding fiscal, economic.., social, or • environmental factors which in the judgment of the decision making body would benefit the County, thereby Justifying the approval of a residential development otharwise subject to the provisions of this division. An agreement between the ay)plicant fora residential development and the .school district to mitigate conditions of overcrowding 11%1i.thin that; attendance area may be considered by a decisioin- �mking body as such an overriding. factor. CHAPTER 4 REQUIREMENTS, ST'ANT)ArtOIS AND PROGEDURE5 Sec. 82.401 d'UIREI�IENT Q OF a FEES AND/0R DEDICATIONS. RE or the purpose of establishing n. interim method of providing ;n classroom facilities where overcrowdit:; conditions exist as determined pursuant to Section 82.301, the County may require,, aapproval of a residential development, the dedication of land, the payment of fees in lieu thereof, or a combination of both.;, as, determined by a decision-making body during the hearings`znd other proceedings on specific residential development,applications falling within its Jurisdiction. Prior to imposition of the fees and/or dedica�- ,,*ons of land, it shall be necessary for a decision-making body acting; on the application to make the following findings: (a) The. County General plan provides for the location of public schools (b)The land or fees, ' or both; transferred to a school district shall be used only for the purpose of providing interim elementary, junior high or° high school classroom and related facilities as defined 'by the governing body of the district.' (t) to be The lodat'Lon amount of land to be dedicated or the amount of fees paid, or both, shall bear a reasonable 10. Ci 3�?9 / 82.401 u (, Cf - i eeds Of sha and will be limited -to the i.ornhigh or high 'schonl elation P terim elementary, Oun -ammuna ty farn related and l.a.m� ted to 'the bLcil.ities and "shall be reasonably used -by th deed for schools cae development- ed (d�, The facilities to be constructed, P ic ted c such fees or the land to be dzdrent from General Plan' at both is leased, or consistent with the County NECESSITY FOR ESTABLISHMENT Ot FESTANDARD. 82.401..5. issuance Sec. 82.401-5. provisions of Section 82.401,a ent �Notwithstandinq building 'permit shall not be cunti.lIanfeeustandard !o ,of a b r� osed of a fee pursuant to this'd fox the p P the school district wain which the property in 'Pursuant to building lies has been estabrd. No.a5174nd o (N.S..�aEff.ncurS-23_78) Section 82.403. (Added by D _ 82.402. PAXMENT OF FEES IN S e`a n subdivisions Sec. merit of fees shall be regtil e t0n1;y, '" e pay : • cont (50i parcca.s or less . c; 82.41 '� - r r�NAARD5 FOR LAND DEDSCATTOW AND 'PEES . ,,pec. .� ��� l- the governing board o Thk, s tandards 'toy. �'� .�- �� c�mt�of .dedicated land or fees tof be required shall be:.,. , . shed by k l i 4 -ions of has . 1 Rw Overcrowding ea.�h, school d�:strict wherE;.� tl�a nation has been m e pursuant to Section 82301t�nc3 them shall b exist. Such standsrds and factery sors . f A,h.e Board of transmitted cohcursg Board Such standards , they n sit until Supervisors bodes �n situations revised, be used by decision-making required as where dedications of land ofdaeres dentialr feet are develoPMOht.ro ` condition to the aPProval revent ��he Board: of supervisors IrOft' Nothing herein shall prevent other than those establis11ed and using ervisors establishing the District• b, the school. district in the _event the Hoard o SUP y answ►itted by .s unable to concur in those �r N FOR RESIDENTIAL Sec. 82;404. FILING p,PPLICATSOan application for nEVE Sec. T At the time of filing an develop n 82.301 royal of a residential f,..in s required by merit located within Sect�.o aPP art of such `fling, attendance area where t]hcantashall, as P have been made, the app ` ate whet: 'r chool it prefers to deo ereoflaor dog ascoirl7ination 1.ndic a o f ee ,Ln lieu it hall facilities, to P y refers to dedicate land► Of, these. If the applicant p suggest the specific land: Sec. 82.405: t1OTIF1CAT'ON OF SCHOOL DISfiRICTS. a P lication for a resident3.al (a) Upon receipt of an aPP area where the findings development within an attendance the Director shall. n made, required by Section 82.3,01 have bee `.6-80 61 (b) If the school distr_>ct has entered into an agreement with the applicant for the residential developrnerit to mitigate conditions, of acre=crowding within the attendance axes covered by the ap'dication, the of the notification requirverning board -'shall upvn,/,receipt. " go ed by Section 82.405(a) so adv.;,se the Director anc transmit a copy thereof for submission to the a ( ) - (Amended by Ord. No . 5 4 0 6 , aP r6 bate decision-making body for consideration under Section �� (1V.S.) Eff. 3-22-t7, r 3-23-79) p 1.' Seca 82.4070` SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHEDULE. Following the action by a decis �on�-making body to requ:L�e the dedication of land or the payment of fees, or both, the Director shall' notify each school district affected thereby. body of the school district shall then submt aTschedulen�n' specifying�'how it Will ttse the land or fees, or both, to solve the conditions of overcrowding. The schedule shall include the school sates to be used, the classroom facilities to be madera,vallable, and the times when such.facilities will ;be i available: xn the event the d.strict cannot meet the schedule, it1'hall submit Modifications to the. Board of Supervisors and the re3:sons for the modificaL.ions. (Amended by Ord. No. 5406 (N.S.) Eff. 3-22-79, Opr, 3-23`-79), Sec, 82.408. LAND DEDICATION: WPx n Land is to be dedi- ca;ced, it shall be offered for dedication to the affected school, district an substantially the same manner as prescribed in Divi;,ion 1 of this Title (Count streets acid public easements, y Subdivision Ordinance] for Dedicated land which subsequently is determined by the school district to be unsuitable for school purposes may be sold at the option of the school district. The funds _derived therefrom must be used in accordance with this division. Sec. 82.409. Ftt PAYMENT I, the payment of a fee i5 requ,ired, such payment or the pro rata amount thereof shall be made to the bisector at the time a bua.ldin g permit within the residential development is approved and issued: (b,) The amount of such fee shall, be determined b the �e standard in effect on the date•of the a h., -- f fory e unexpired plan check or review pursuaixt to € Sectone303 (c) of J. the Uniform Building Code. (e;) g When application as made for new builang permit followih expiration of ,a previously i8sued Altiildib permit, the Eee payment shall not be required+, 5 (Amended by Ord, No. 5183 (N.S.) EFf� 6=6� 8 • No. 5190 (A'.S.) Eff. 6-20�-78) (Amended by�Ord. { mende06by otd. Eff, 3�2Z-79, Opr. 3�-2379) (Amended by Ord No 577 Eff. 6-19�8Q) -12- th S aid iande�:' iS_, a TTtU�,.� . Fees P` 6 FEES HELD IN Such fees plus 1 Sec. i32-;,4 10 . - the County . , charge "` ivi k 6."70, } i 82.502 Sec 82.502. AGREEMENT FOR ..-FEE DISTRxBUTION. If two separate school districts operate schoolsin an attendance area which includes the unincorporated territory of the County where the Board of Si:�ervisors has concurred that, overcrowding conditions exist for both school districts, the ,Board of Supervisors will enter into an agreement with the governing body of each, school district for the purpose off`' determining the distribution of revenues from the feesk, levied pursuant to this division. Such agreiiments shall be based 'upon the standards established pursuant to Section `82.40,3, Sec. 82.503. FEE FUND RECORDS AND REPORTS,. ,Any school district receiving funds pursuant to this division shall maintain a separate account for any fees paid and shall file a► report with the Board of Supervisors on the balance in the account at the end of the previous. fiscal year and the facilities leased, purchased, ar. constructed during the pteviuus fiscal year. In ' additijozi, the report shall specify vh.ich, attendance areas which include unincorporated torr. tory �,'�:i: the County will continue to, be overcrowded when the fall ` tam begins and where conditions of overcrowding will no longer exist. ' Such report shall be filed 1?y August 1 of each year and shall. be filed more frequently at the regx�.est ** of the Board of supervisors: Sec; $2.504:.. TERMINATIONOF DEDICATION AND FES REQUIRE- MENT5. When it is determined by the Board of Supervisors that conditions of overcrowding no longer exist in an attendance" area which includes unincorporated territory of the County,' decision-making bodies shall„ cease levying any fee or requiring Lite dedication of any land for that area pursuant to this division. Action under this section shall not affect the validity of conditions already imposed for levy of fees and dedications of land and such conditions shall remain binding: "14.; { v • OkOINANct i1o. 5901 (NGW S8nIfi5) raS �'.+:.1 financing nrrangemanl u (l AN ORDi11ANCG a1AtENbiRo, TH1a SAN facilitic pI5c0 CfJU\TY Conn Or ft-GOLATORX 1l; b kph district nay have with buildars of residential deVal,-' meht J%yy any fee OnrlANb'`IS Ri;r,r►S .Ti►-nt;PICATIONB or re require tha dedication of ah/ 7..:lnd within the OF Lr1Nb 11.yp TEES FOR, Scil00L btST, I�� ::'� attendance arca or Che dihbrictt,` ZfowaVer , R TS AND DECLARING T!!G �` aCltfr rccoilst of the termination p��liar,tl�>nm+int thnrR ,mi+ n� time Un1;i;tJC.t TU> Rcor termination of overcrowdinq? if tiaere is the ti further fjo_ findi,jg that (1) during this perioGt oC c. theufurth additional ovarcrowding Would occur ;from continued The board of Suparvisore of the County of "San Diogb residential developmeht, anti t2,t that any lea levied do bed`ain as followat and any requikad dedication bE land LAnytl roe la the receipt of the constructio;1 q Section 1. avoid the additional o�tokcza d "�°nmanC can ca u a o d 9 Prior to .h4 school San Diego County Codd section 02,203.S to ng available,for use by Ilia srl,oal dior to . being Is Ationded to read as foliowsf` Any amouhts of fens colieota.l or lad'dedicated the receipt of the, do1. nstructir;h glsportionmenandho:ausec3 radii tlaa" 3"5• INTiI flhCILITIES. to avoid ovezcroPl�in 1l be limitad to the following; Who g ,hall bo rolutned to t,ho Parton Who paid the fea_or made Ella land dedi OZ ZO sha district to receiving fees ox uad@catiohsof�landl♦shall�z tai foundation classkooms not conntructed advise the county immadlate)r db&i, receipt of such With perronant [oundntion and dafinad as a structure' aPPartiotlmunt. cOnt3lhing one or mot^c rooms, each of M+a a a dngignad, 3ntendedr and equipped for usa as a place for forhal 8actioh 3, School Distriots to neViSe r ' jnstructioh of PuPils b a Y teacher in a school. oea Each. school district receiving food puxsuAht to the "School • � ccnstructetb� TcmNorary classroom toilet faciiltiea no}i d t►1th permahent foundations, rboll.itioc 'bedlcation and roe. Oedlnooca (c) naasonablo siCa pre 15ah blago County of temporary ,classraoms; potation and ihattsllatiori Code 5 02.101 et seq,j shall reviva°its fees to the extent " San Diego ,County Code Saation Ox.4Z3 iq necedoary to bring it into cohtormity with naid ordinance. section 2, amend ad Eb road qs foilowst The now foo amount or statement o,F'ekisting conformity of Scar. 6Z. feet' aliall be hUbMittea to the Board of Supervisors for bR p,Q0'A1NC thND DCb!CATIO NSY POn"otyearbaftar racy p� k'GC3 of an .1pportiohment pursuant to the Leroy f r kede state � �aphroVdl, School Dodding Lease-rurchase Lail of rPy tehaptar s , tcornefoing With 5et;tion 1700 of Paris l0 b@ tha Education Sactibn �, County to 1loitj lees Collected on or +liter cau'e1 for Ella o thl. action of a school, Cho County sha11 October 1 1�Btl. not uraua r NotWilltstanding Section 0+ ,411 of the p Pursuant to any othar school sah Diago County codes aft achabi Pecs c i ollco Eed tot n o this ells tar ox Ursuan bChaol dintrit:t on or afr_er betdber 7 r bay � 19P6 pursuahC to the ►school Fbdilitiuq badicatib a'hd re4 Okdlnnhca" tsars gioryb , l'ln µ�5� n , Count Code S 92.101 nM ao shall b y -• g � o held by tho County. until that school dists'ict has accrued bone.].oE Supervisors Section G,. Beforo th e expiration of f-Uteen (15) days approval of a revised i{10 ^hedule lit canEoxmity with after its passage this ordinance ahail be published once with said ordinance or of atStatement Of existing conformity, the names of the members voting for and against the same in 'he amount then paid tc tho achool district shill be only the San Diego Daily Transcript, n net4spaper of renaral the revised amount applaved by the board of superviaorn. circulation ptiblishcd in the County or. San Diego+ Any ted collected by tha CoUnty-on or after October l; 990 it pA5§BD;.ApPROVED; Mb ADOPTED this 7th do o£ y d etober, 1980, aicos3 of the x�10ad fee amount shall be r efuhdcd to the payer of the fee b,,r the County. 5rctioh S. Urgency pleasure, This ordinance is itOCCit 111 DCECOCK declared to be an ordinnr,oe neceaaary for the immediate Chairman of the Board of SUpervisors tile County of San Diego; State cI Chi preservation of the 06116 P puce, health, and safety within The above ordinnnce wris adopted by the following vote; the r.,enni7a of Section 2,4i73 of the Government code and Supet-vlsor Thomas U, ltanilton jr.voting ,inyeli shall take effect immecils.telye The facts constituting Supervisor LUcifte V, Moore is absent '6 not voting such �ecenaiky are rip ro�*pwal + SUPervisor ledger Iledgecoclt voting 10.4yell On Octobek l 19giD A' ► ► ,saembly bill No, 2196 of thn 1980-91 y Supervisor Jim dates voting "l1yc�� Ceculnr Seasioh o[ • the CnJ.iLornih Legialatura was , ag V Ve imtnediateiy, sinned ilito law no nti vi Li',c mensuro efPncilitias supervisor pau1 Eckert voting '��yn„ In order to co„form ti«e C«c�nt ' s Schoo' ` y h i1TTSSx my Itaitd and the weal oit the lidn`rd of Supervioora this : Dedication And Fee Ordinnnee”provii7ionp to tho gtato laW 7th day bi october, MO. « and administer that ,)rdinthc6 in a mnnher tonsibtenE 1'OItTER b, CpIMAIS t thl., it is hccbaahry "that. thin ardihanco take e£tect Clerk of the Board of supbrvisory , /t;ieeb" it„nedietely ki F 1.' ` by Irm^l P, Pimentel WIATaj Deputy.. W i�romio tis to toom Mo ttptitff ,. j ; C9UIhY tOUh"+il � _ *b -294_ t' t,'w•'.�4� ''' tt+'F,�.�}`(,',�i,�k�ili�c ��'�'l7.1�:+?�'"�*Yi"i��1.'. Pv,, i,^1A. DIVISION 10, MISCEMANHOUS Khl�l y1 �H'?„ tY ♦y�bf4r,t S; Yti+. ;r4•t�p+„' ? �tir`�}4 ii 1 dr �twti��; tj +u1 4u. CHAPTER "1 ' ItNew chapter added by Ord, 494-1'35, eff ective September 27; R 1978,) enumbered from Paxt 14 7, Division It Chapter 6, and amended by Ord, 494-213, .effective February 19,.1981, '! i RESIDENTIAL bEV.PI•f M �LOENT IN OVERh�RQf�'11Eb SCHOOL DISTRICTS f. r SECTION 4900. INTENT. It is the antent;iort of the County of Shasta in enacting to s c apter to implement✓, and supplement Chapter i.7 (Covernment Code Section 65470 et. se of el 1 State Flannin and tonin Law. --�.) .DiVision- of the $ (Rendered from Section 4250 and , amended by Ora; 494-213, effective February 19, 1981,.) SECTION 4901; DEFINITIONS. The definitions contained iit'Covexn- sent Code Section 6x''9.7'3 [� atu tication Cade 5ectioa 37200 are adopted herein by, reference. (Renumbered from Section 4251 and untended ' Ord. 494-213, effective February 19, 1981...] by SECTION 4902,c j SCHOOL DISTRICT S FINDINGS. Unless the Board of Supervisor provides oC erF► se, a sc oo stri.et may file the windings described in Government Code Section 65971 4*ith the Board 'during April of any year. The findings shall be supported by clear wid,- ^evincing evidence. 'The findings :.7eshali be accompanied by n pt �n the following: A. The oundaries location ,ii' ``w"yv�,��� �,t4ry317 Y ,md of the attend alleged to be overt,.' .owded. ance area which is S. The h±.story of residential development �••ithi,n the attendance , area alleged to be overcrowded. C- The proposed use of the fees collected gursuant to Section 4907 to i interim ;provide classroom and related facilities. "5 a3. The plans of the school district to acquire y , ,,r5i ,rt b�v� nl }�st6 tPw nlvti ft c r tr t�,W1J h'1. 4 '. ftY♦ y permanent cllb.room ;and relate facilitie©i order to eliminate the n . Overcrowded condi. M.L tY y Ft .x �, 411,,. ��I,t is lYe%Vr, "•Ai'�iF kH�,'��Yc. '. tions. ..19%�•i,4�ti , B. The reasonable methods for mitigating conditions of overcrowding Considered by the district, including but not limited to inter district transfer, of students, and the reasons why these methods „ *�i11 or will notreduce or eliminate the ovorcrowding, The estimatk,` cost per student of providing interim classroom and related facilities 5� 7° for thenext school ;year, ,' +1 G. The information required by Government Cade Section 65978, tf applicable. ' • , O enumbe,red from Section 4252 and amended by Ord. 494-213, ,February 19, 1981,) ' A ,t, i D+' ',V .tti-' ++ .IS{xt�1 �', � rr.✓'h h.e�F,Y yt .`�.. w,:, , 11ty, , I=.�„ y, {,J' 3 1Y• .1!.7 Y � 4, `.,1;1,/ i t ...T, -29:7. �t �,y�yi'. f sa baa>> Lt 0w�:u p. S t Y���.i iN� k 1A -295 lXV TF, SEC ar!','�I�\NJ}„^ SECTYON 4903. REVIEW BY SUPEAINPENDENT OF SCBOOIS, Prior to 11 I �1i.ng with the Boax o upery sons, t e i,n ngs an report shall ` .k It reviewed by the County, Superintendent of Schools to determine if tbtY comply with Section 4902 of .this code and`Covernment Code Sec zi'on 65971. '(Renumbered from Section 4253 and amended by Ord. -494-213, effective February SECTION 4904: BEARING ON FINDINGS, After the County Superin- tendent of Schools Zfetermj4es t at t e findings do so comply, the "bard of Supervisors shall hold a hearin to review the district's :fIndings and report. (Renumbered from Section 4254 and amended by Ord. 494-2130 effectives February 19, 1981.) +,tisors concurs with `t e n n s and re oft, submitted by Ri SECTION 4905, DETERMINATION OF COSTS, If the Boar Suporr g p e school. , .strict, the Board shall determine the cost or- providing interim classroom and related fac'3litiea on a per -student basis for the. sorthcomin school year, (Renumbered from Section 4255 and amended y Ord. 494-21.3, effective February 19, 1981.) , SECTION 4906, NUDiBER OF BTUDENTS PER RESIDENCE. Unless another 17inding is warranted, �c"Oz o u�ery sora nns that .there axe _�+ students, i.e, .42 elementary s'�,'oa1 students find ,22 high school studtnts`, n each household iv'bbasta County:, (Renumbered Brom Section 4256 by Ord. 494--213, effective February,,19, 1981.) SECTION 49074 DETERMINATION OF 'FEE. Unless the Uard of Super visors concludes oder« se C e COsCper student o£ pro!iriding in -"'`” ` - trim classroom and facilities for the forthcoming school he findings fear shall Section 4902ippisied a unified school distriif the ct;mbyin22'tf the m1ddist at is a high school district, or by .42 if the district, is an ele- a�entary school district. The product is the fee per dwelli,tg unit` ro be charged at the time, A building or mbbilehome inetallal,,ion , e'r " Permit is issued for lora in an overcrowded attendance area., ` " ` °�•.•j'. = i.M,�,""' ' " (kanumbered from Section 4257 and Section 4258 and amended bji Ord, 1494-213, effective February 19 1981.) SECTION 4908. TIME W149N FEE IS IMPOSED. The fee charged par- �. Mant to Section 4' s a- a mpo� ossed and collected from the date ,U €he Board concurs in the districts findings through the school year allowing the filing of the findings with the Board, unless the ' Zoard determines that the conditions of overcrowding have been eli. ainAted at an earlier date. Renumbered from Section 4251 and �enddd by Ord, 494-213, effective February 19, 1981,) SECTION 4909. RESUBMISSION OF FINDINGS, If a district remains overcrowded dut'ingg rhe school year subs-1--tient to the year during which it submitted its,Eindings to the Board Supervisors, the. district ray again proceed under provisions of this chapter, (Renumbered from StL,tion 4260 and amended by Ord. 494-213, effective February 19, 1981.) ,w ;., ,. .. 'er' ='29G•, •.. y't 3R rrt 1 •t, x- �f SECTION 4110, VOLUNTARY CONTRIBIITIt]N', �,+ xr it•+ 1u1'it�� t le ,�, , t,tf •r �'''" i`. This chap does ttoc rerxaYdc a school district - rt`�ie ' s;e!% i° j��s`r' it ;�"r x "7+? A+4'` ' ram ne QC aC n a y contribuxion ,6'.£ land or'money or,,both from concerned develoJers " builders ntu- of p or in payment the fee provided by this chanter, In fee lien of !vzivernt of the ,fee the Building Official may r` aiwer of the fee e:ceduted in duplicate b} an x�iitharixedt a ratCen the district„ (Renumbered from Section 4261 and amended by$erd,nt � .4,94-213, effective February 19, 1981,1 SECTION 4911. NON-EXCLUSYVE REMEDY. The provisions of this napter are alto rtat ve to any of e� procedure permitted or required *law to mitigate or eliminate overcrowded rondition3- in school 3atricts. (Added by Ord, 494-213, effective February 19, 1981.) i• \ PYti •i i' �+ r7'rl�il r (f'�� `I r•. 4^• •� i ' �.' Y Ytw x'T ?' 1 •� i .k,4Y,' 4 V «h;� W W ix I+F/ r ,r"kN, j.., At, "C il„ r +,.'1. ao .ay,s rl �,lrr• . ��ir�� a 44a::�t�!vii �t+;311.'r v A. a;'.t+R�s' �•k! SFr t � tip? , y , ."p,.,+�'.,'.� �+p,•6�N,.,�,",�'r�;", x-r,"^x sir« �w�w�„w �� .,.;. . Y. 1�=;,v t".,�,vbr 5u;•4 y.., •.r•'x.-h iii , { ', tray 9, ,^iia' •1 ` A • .• „r, . -..., . ..4h,..:.kn .,.,.11; ,. . .. x41,y"J.• + ,• "`. ,...". _ �' r •'� �' f+� i'�`"'.,Ci81a.::,.��'..A"^.','".'Sie,�Ei �:`."'�,�"�'9C�1. n��vt+.;4'.: __... _ , .,-.., ....., wr...-"� "3..x.4 :.:t!, v1Y•'3.. .; i _;}7�1 �'. �"`�?,. ""%'"4't pC yr 10 CI �OJ�ttiv` rA L'� .� .r.... OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 0 T ME MJqTY OF NEVADIA AN URG'ENC:Y. ORDINANCE AMS NDI:NG AIITI(ME. 5 y .SEICTI ?Nr+,1<x 5.81 ARTxCL8 G, SECTION L•,I:I 6-8t A3.TICLE 71 SECTION L-:`Cx 7.81 ARTIrCLI 9, SECTION L- 11 9.9 and ARTICLE lfi, SZCTIOM L�=fix IE3.8 (OT11F.R CONO3MI'ON-9 TO USE AND OCCuPAwcy) AND ADDING ARTJCL. , 25.B1 SECTIONS 25,.ii.�Iy 25.13.2, 25.13.3 AN1) 2.9.13.4 TO '-HAPTI:-,R xT OF" Tit LAS' QSE' AND VCvELU1-1W,*MtT,�CODE Op. NEVADA COUNTY ( E��xiJ1,I'T':LAIjuTTC; PLAN APPROVAL) E 80APLI Or'SUPEAVISOns Or THE COUNTY Or. NEVADA y St�'l�TL; 'G}r` CAJ11 OR XI's y DOLS 0-RDAIN AS 1-10,1,1.OWS ,Scctions L-11 5.8 6.81 7-8 and 18.8 of the Nevada County Landt7L,e -'rtd 17cvo .opmetat- Code are heroby amended and Section L✓J:r n•a o" Lhe code is hereby added to road as foll(Ws; Oth Conditions '.Co Use A►�r1 O cUn8nc:r For d1J• permitted str-uctures and accessory and temporary U$ 2 -s ether thane Uses acce5.tory to singly Family residencesy or b•Agricultural. uses and acccts�ory buil di ngs and s tructllrL-8 (110t incl.ud3ng tomporary stands) ate Plant �n acoerciance with Article 25` of this Chapter shall: be s, submitted and approved by the Pl.annit g 13. -ctor prior to issuance of building perm. tt SECTION IC , Section L-xx 9.8 of the Nevada County Land Use and Develop. ment Cade is llei'tieby amOhded to read as follows: For all per4utted, accessory and.lirtomporary uses, other than uses acceasai+.y to single :family dwel.lir�gs,, si to plans it accordance with Arta.cle 25 of. this Chapter shall be submitted and approved by the .,pl;anning Director prior to issuance of building SECTION ill' Article 2,5aB is l�ercby added to CMlapter 11 of the Nevada County Land Use and Devolopment Code as set forth in Exhibit I+A++ attached. hereto an ' p � fully set forth macic. a art hereof as �.f herein. s ECTION IV ,. - d of Supervisors of the Count of :�vacia fin ,, p The goat y ds that because of the unprecodentod groWth in residential construction within the County, the cumulative impact of such Growth on the environment and pukal.ic 'ser. vices has ,reached critical proportions roquiring that:: the County take immediate stens to mitigate such permanent measu ...,es cumulative impact on an interim basis until. �+ can be considered and adopted. To protOct the public health, safety and general welfare, it it therefore necessary that this ordinat.ce be adopted ori an interim basis as an urgohdy ordinance effective immedietoly pursuant to Section 65858 of the Government Code this ordinance shall explre, and have no force grid effoct one: year from the date of sdopi:3,on, 4inless extended, Or replaced by permanent ordinance, "2 ji 1 !' SECTION V ordinance This. O' effect and be in force imncdiately ha17 tak from the nate of its adoption, p � , and, before the expiration. of fifteen (15) days from the date of passage, it shall be hubli�!hed once, with the names of the Supervisors voting for and agaiils��. the, same, in �UNION a n-W.Spapea^ of general c rculatiop pl°intr_ u►d published in the County of Nevada, PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Boal d of Supervisors of 'the r6gnty of Nevada at a regular reeting of said Board, held on the 74th day of March , 1378 by the following vote of said Board; Ayes; supervisors Dennis N, Hunybdo, Robert Iii Wlldor, ATTEST,- Mika McKee, Cric W, Rood, Francis E. Covert. WLBA J. POLGLASE, CouniV Clerk olid Does; r ex•officio Clrark of the Board of 5u ervlsors Ab5etif3 f ; ,.. ,/y 11...�F1• ��n -�'",y( ��j rili.t w a..,yw i `. J � ,,// p �uiy CIeFk :Chairman U1� _ —�5C4 To "E —Al 1. salLaol pLri ccs 5�► t.�oSol.totils_ . ;_ i Ulla ot1 c . =.`.'.�'.Y.YM SG:�P.`t.., i.�,d.Wl..�.".2+1�r,L�'.'k.i,*«..''rul.sL15::#:i.Yyx• Y �i d nl a >;xill Bhp 11.0 TO ORDINANCE NO. ' 836 CHAPTER'll: ZONING REGULATIONS Article 25_8 Residential Site Plan A_prov�al sec. L-zT 25.B.1 Purpose The purpose of this article is to provide- for mitigation of the cumulative impacts of residential construction wit-.hin ,the County on public services and the environment, and to protect the public healthy safety and Welfare, Sec. L. -II 25.B.2 Construction and Anpl;icaUon The provisions of this Articla shall apply i:.o conStruction of now ,residences and installation of now mobilehomes within the C County for N•rhich a site plan is required under Article <""_5. The l proviisions of this article shall be considered as supplementary to r the prQv-isions of Article 25e Sec, L-11 25,B.3 Condit .tans on. Aoprovtil of Re8idehtial Site Plan The Hoard mIY7 by ordinance or ranolutioh and aftec public. hearingj, :impose reasonable condi tion , on approval of rrj yidential site plans to mat:jgate the cun+ulative lmpacts of Such development on public scrvices and the. cnvixonmcfnt. Stiich conditions may ill - elude t but are 116t a.imitied to, the Contribution of feces to be used, for capital improvements of mpactod public service, and Ptetre- j tion of` impacted environmental r0soUrr.eS. Sec. L -Tl __ Pavmont of Pee,:, Any foes regu rt --d cinder this article shsll be made payable to the county at the time of a.ssu,'�nc,:. : of the building per mit, ". SUPCR`t 82117 oFi '�, Res , 82-51 Y\ SQA CUUKV�;'' �o I OC THE BOARD OF SUP8RVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF NEVADA RESOLUT1014xD9 LLhI%N' ORDz?I11NC No 13 x5 PROVIDING rba Xmpoc-ITIride 014 or I-TES AS A COM TION 0V SITU PLAN aPP Ov�1L' PMR xhli?11CTli 7 SCII06t DISTRICTS WH7;.ZPAS , the Legislature has recently ehaCtOd 513201 (Chapter 955) authoriring the Count. t�, require Y q payment of a fee to impacted school districts as condition of approval of re83,dehtial development, and. WHEREAS, the Board oiSuperV' sors has recently ehacbed Ordinance Ido 836 Providing for linposition of fees by resolution _ On sitelan approval pproval for residential development; and WHERr.AS, there is a need to provide nets methods of allevi- ating ronditiohs or overcrowdin in w 5 pub�:iu schools caused by rapid residential devclopmeftt tvithin I-.he County. TIIERt OI2E,, BR IT RMOLV= by the Board of SUPQtvisors of the .County Of Nevada that the folloCaing procedure be ,adoptecl to impose a tee ;on residential site plan approval in impacted school di84...i.cts to Provide i ands icer into school facilities to alleviate colld i.,4aons of I overcrowding in all public schools in the County OXcopt those 'In districts for WhichH' the Board of Supe visors has adopted a separate resolution. Definitions., �s ` the nesolutioh, "Conditions of ove crowding Ca) used. �n means that the total enrollment of a schools including enrollment �rotl Proposed development, exceeds tho capacity o such aci�i�ol`as deter mined' U the r , y gov0rhAhq body of the district, (b) '1XMPactod School W.strict" means an elehlentaty or high school: district that lids boon declared intipacted by the hoard of Supozvisors pursuant to Section 2 of this Resolution, w (c) "Reasonable methods for mitigating conditions of overc.rovidirt'" shad ii�.'w'lud r but arr^ not li.mit:ed , o, agrecmet�ts. betwe' en a de-veto p er a� �d the affected school district- whereby temporary-use buildings will be leased "to the school district or tempt ra y-use buildings ocvnCei by the school: district will be used. 2. Re uircment"s for Dcclatntion ofa School District As An xm �ictczl SCII061 District rice i(a) The Bo;:irel may dccleire n school district an '!impacted. School District"upori receipt of noti fication ' from tl�u governing body of a school district which operates 4n elemoatary;`, ter High school. that it has made a ;finding supported by clear and , convincing evidence that (1) conditions of overcrowding exist in one or more atteo.dance areas tvithi.n the district which will impair the normal functioning of educatiot-tal programs inclu;di.n[� the reason for .ouch conditions existing; and (2) that all reasonable mathods of mitigating conditions of overcrowding have been evaluated and rro feasible method for raducing such concia:ta.ons existThe notice of findl.ngs sent to the ,tout l }* ,hall. sracifly the mitiSt tion measures conaidced by the school, di.stri,ct (b) Upon declaration of a district as an :impacted > governing y t shall submit; school d�.strict the avern�.n body a� the district to the: hoard of Supervisors a schedule specii yang how the district 14ill use the fees to solve the conditions of overcxotael;i.ng. The schedul.� shall if-Lclude the school sites to be used, the cl.assrontit facilities to Ui made. air i.lable and the proposed times when such faca.lities will be'available. (c) The. toard shall: 'make a find- that the facilities to ba -constr ucted from such fees is consi,stcnt with the general plan 36 Where'a school. digttict 'has been declared an maw ;.,.., ..., .. ��„m, �. ,...T..�;ntrt��ri .w;r'i�ot wpa mss"�S" vy k•�w,,,'`TYY: krk9'�t..�::'Y`x,Y7.^."4?'T+�gd`"��P,�Cr��...'Mv,;��»i?.�'.7M`"°.iC$�C�7'.p�!'f"":e!�ii�^rw it School District" no site plan apnrav�'�,� for construction of a residential dwelling unit shall be issued vtO#n Ch6 boUnclgriao of- thin school district unless a fee is paid 'to hq` County to be cotttri« bute.d to the school district ' for provision of erim school, facilit 3 es. (a) General MOt hod of Calculation of, Fee. Such dee per residential unit shall be calculated by multiplying the average cost. pax classroom (AVC/C) ' for purchasiftg a Portable clrissroom by the number of students that; can typically be handled per classroom (C/.S) times the cou.nty0ide average number of students per dwelling site (S/D) And Vactor F) for additional administrative, land and site preparation Frosts o or ( Contr.3b;.xtion r *gVired pew dwelling unit for interim school fdcil3.triQ8 (b) ,211ec`ific Formulas 7.. The County Superintendeot Via: Sc too s has determined County -wide average numerical, values for the following constants it the above formul,u.a AVC/;C $32,000.0o CIS 30 SID .289 for el.emeatay:y students .154 for high schobl,students 1.20 2. Substituting these constants into the equation in (a) above; the resultl.n.g formulas to be used, :dor the required contribution, are ar follotm ($320000) (1/�0) (.289) (l zo) W $370.00 per dwellitg unit Por impacted _elementary districts + 100.00 Por dwelling r 54a) �(l 2) Q�Y��� 0 �2 OOQ) (1/3Qi � unit fox impacted high school d3stri.ct s» i Vic) 116d3_ ifica ions in Forimulas n impacted district may su�inli,t its awn estimates r an o3 the constants iq the above formula t�rh for iitY finds that the county-Wi.de average f i.gures r el:ex�rni.ned by the county Superi fttcndent of Schools do not tlrcurate y 'If the Board of reflect the experience iaf khe di Stric , , n the Supervisors concurs �ai.t 1 � 2��txe dxs tri,Gt s district est ,mace shah r, substituted in the formula di provided in subseeti.on (b) Above. 2. value of the constants provdedf' insubsection (b) above inay be revised by the Dom'd of Supervisors not er titan ,u�y lst~ ©£ each year up mend►t3.o of la,..t ...�:."• �efleCtcmgra cu�;xent tho Seperintendentt of Schools to I info'rMati.on avail4ble at that time, 4.m acted School ni.st±rct.s Re"��ir�diz,+�,vp.. Any:school district �.°Gcei ;°ti.ng funds pursuant to (a)fees p ` this c%ap t ex shall niaintrui.t� a separate account for any a�.d o�.t ��t.th the Board of supervisors on the ltia lance shall file A tep " and ci the fiscal year an in ihc. Account at the end. of trhe previous d during the previous _., urchascda or cohstructc � facIl int ias ;eased,, p xn y ursunnt to the schedu�.e submitted to the Hoard. f�.scal event the gavexnx.n body of the school district can Ot meet tale �c, schetltiln it shayl submit modifi.cat ons to the T3aarci of Super - t1 visors acid the reasons for the modifi.cntionso (b) In additlo the report s1- all specify which I ( nce a af~tenda reqs will continue to be overcrowded when the fall term be ons and where condi tions of overcrowding will no longer exist. Such report shall: be filed by August 1 of each year and sllal7, be ailed more frequently at the request of the Board OZ, Supervisors, cc If Overcrowding conditions no longe: exist, the countY shallcease levyil ani dee putsuant to t1lia t&blution,o PISSED AND ADOf TED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevoda at a j^egul ar meeting of said Board held on the . 14th day of March by the following vote of said Bbavd Ayes: SUparVisors Dennis HO Hunyada; Robert H. Wlider, AMST Miko McKee, We W. Rabd, l eoheis E, CoVort.. l+ RBA I POLGLASf , C6uniy CMerk and Noe st ex'officlo C(ark of 1116 60(led of Suparvisors Absen'ti by �1 (.• +}'�. ��Y4.... ..4+; �1..4rr.i1..YYN-�IKi . N4 Uy Clark - 5 371-1 13 AI I School Di if -Ti wi,� 1 . 5u1����of S�hoo1s .._ �_l CSZ,. ...I3�dj.,�.Zrtspoc�or • � �,, - '�ud.i.tor.���...,. 1:144.L S. h . OF 5 T11 BC3,tiRD 0C SUPERV6SC3R.� OF THE COUNTY OF NEVADA OT4U11100 AMCMING r�,scaLVVI0;v 78-68 IMPTEMC KING 0VD1Wk\x ,^ 83 Rl.`t)C� l xiVC FOR T1,1t, MPOSITION 0�', SB 201. MM- 8 WlMt-AS, the Courity of Nevada has here onacted Ordinance 83.6 and Itesoltition 70--68adopting a program for the collection of SS 2Qj rees for interim school: facilities purspI-Aht 1-,.0 CoV- ernment Cade Of the, State of Cala forma, and, _ NHER AS it has come to the attention r)f the County Super- intendant of Schools and the County Board of Supervisors that the averagecoast Per classroom has increased from $32,000 to ;A44,000, and that the , cUrrUilt foes rovisod in some school, distrl.ots may not nitigate the` growth impacts, and tVnmir,-AS, it is the desire of the Board of upe�.vi.o a to attten6 8ub6iVi8i6ft 8 of Section 3 0r Resolution 78-68 NOW, THPREPORE, BE IT RE80L,VEO by the County at NOV4da acting by and thresugh, its Board o,ti SupajV sats that Sc tion n is horcoy amended ,to read as 90116tas .AVC/C = $441000 /s 30 8/D = «209 .for elemehtary s j1dents .154 for high school. 81611dents F = 1.20 ,1 2. SLIbSU-LUting these constants into the equ��a,o�� :a) above, the resulting foxmulaa to be used for the r quized Contribution are as f011,014a ($44,000)" (1/30) (2$9,) (] .) $509«00 pex! :dC,reJl:aing unit for impacted elementary d.istrirts ($44,000) (1/30) (.154) = $271.00 per d%gdll.iilg unit for impacted W,gh school districts, r IT 'FUR'I H R RENSOLVED that all other. provisions of Re lution 18--68 shall remain in effect PASSED AND AbOPI` b by the QoaM of Supervisors of the County of Nevada at a regal ar meed lig Of said Board, held on the .25th day of March by the fol , o►vl ng vote of said board ;Ayes: Supervisors Ilse E. 1�att1hatL p\obQrL- x Wilde --.A IC�tx tet Ilailsen, Rric G4. iloest NOkIC. ATTEST; CATHY 12. THOMPSoN Absunf Matra � s s. utton (10A &( 1110 Boded of Suporvtsors Abstain Ghni------ Man • if A )Art ► -� . >~.,. ��..� __ x OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF N, EVADA R'OLUTION,I� ENDTNC RESOI:,UTION 18-68 AW) nESOLUTION 82-$l 'x APLE,Idl; MN ING `OR0X.N4NC1f 836 .PROVIDING VOR 1�'IIIL" IMPOSITION OF SI3 201 FEES t WIMP-EAS, the County of Novada has Isere enacted Ord;Lnance 836 and Resolution 18-68 adopting a program for the collection of SB 201 fees for irate ill school facilities vursuant to the Govornmerrt Code of the 'State of California; sand, FVIIEIMA8, the County of Nevada �idor�Eed Resolution 82- 81, sacci kica,lly WAending Subdivision (b) of Section 8 of Resolution 78-68 to revise the formula bei. Forth therein to reflect the current wer.anr coo of a classroom t o scl ool districts; and MIPMEAS, ?,{' is the desk of the Board of: Supetviridrs , to aga'ili amend $ubdivisa,on (b) of Section 3 and to also ami=ne subdivision (c) of Section 3 to provide fob' a non-i eC-undable admitn istrative fee to be Charged and Collected by the County from the sclhooa. _districts for the collection of aaid fico, which charge rol[leets the actual cost of collection; ., Wq,t `.t`I-1E IEIVORE D8 IT RESOT VrD by the Country of Nevada, a• ting by and through its I3oard of Stipervisora that section 3(b) is h0reby attlenaL16 to road as follows; (b) SPcrific r'otl las :i. The Country Superiiitendel t oC Schools has 'decor mined County-wid'o average numcr. cal values fpr the following constanl:s in the above formula. AVC $44OOQ Off' 1' c,/.S _ 30 S./n , 18'9 for c3.ementary students .154 for high school student F 1.20 2: Substituting these, constants into -the equation in (a) above, the resulting formulas to be used for the required contribution are as fol l.QWs t ! G ($4=4,000) (1/30) (.2$9) (1..2'0) 0549 - 00 ,per for �mYSac{ed elementary tistricl s. dwolling!'urii. ($ 4,000) (l/30) (•'154) (1.210) = $271.00 per dwelling unit for impacted high school districts,. 3. From the mitigation foc hereinabove sot - forth -,-a twentV dollar ($20.00) non-refundable administrative charge shall bo deducted, and retained bythe ouniy as a cost for collection of: said said school mitigation Vices BE IT FURTHER AmOLVSD by the County of Nevada acting by and through its Board of 8upervisots that Section 3(c)' is herLky amended to read as follows.' (c) t4adii'ications in pormtil.as . An Impacted district may submit its own estimates for. any of the consanis in the above ormt la there, it finds 4�bat the county- WaA0 averago f i aures determi-hod by the County Suparintendent Of. Schools do not accurately reflect the experience of tje dsirjot. 1f the Board of 5uporvisors concur with the ditri,ct's finding, the district estimate shall be substituted in the formula provided in subsection (b) above: 2 . The value o- the constants nxgv�ded in subseGt}ioaz (b) above may bei reVised by the Board o- Superv� sc�as not later than L7uly lst of each S►e<lr upon recommendation of the S l�c�iiztendent of Schools to reflect more current information available at that. time: 3. The. non=refundablo admi.iii .strativ, warge _;shall be -rev e%ved at ee t aiYntaall. the Chief Bu.i.lcl i7v _o -ficial of the CouhL bf lIevada as 1-0 ade uacc and a revision shall be made in said fee_to reflect the actual cost of aditiiristrat; on of the coJ.] ecta:oil Of said fee, - - B8 IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in establishing atablishing said adminis_ w.ceed the actual n _ same does not trativa fee the Board of Su ervi.Sors finds that l cosi: of cgllec t.Lon . Bow IT FURTHFP,RESOLVEr . D that all other provisions of Resolution j8 68 and resolution 8?. -81 shall remain in fu11 force and effect PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of'' he County of Nevada at a regular meeti tig of said Doard ► held on the 10th day of hiay 19az by the following Vote of said Board: Ayes; Supervito'it E. Barnhart y Robart H VJi] tier Kais eti IJatlscn Rr c i^I, Noest bocl, patr cia Sutton ATTEST,, None, , CAYHY R. TIgoMpSoN A6011t: Nand Clerk of ilia iloord of sup orvi oto Abstain None , Chairmah , P S EOAnD OT' UrrRv1SORS71 - /) . , f , } • i ry, 4T • , y.OLO cov NTY , C Cii�71� ORN I�► ; r. - ";' a i•�`Y - ; ( '. � Un�C TJ ounsel • Sc ool s - BILE: SCN-14 Supt. `a�. h � Districts Ordinance ti17s commune t,`i ,Aevcl opin�n Re Impact and Overcrowdin .Y a e i • i y . i , • tNTk . • , r�" T14t TSO 82-692. , ITEC NO _- . OF MITZUTr ORDER MQ . ` --.-- EXCERPT 9E2 AS ICA71:U br. "0 EDF SUFI,LZVxSC?I'.S I`1E ETING �.FQ�., Se term er 28 �Iaxch�,i . • an' Th6m se�Yi A'�ES : '�1ack, • champs+ � •, chand SECOND: p Ca eroii ; DeMW!"sMOTION 14ar " � ~ y the, •mi]ease rcimburscmenc increase to ' b.A per miles roved ilded by the County Administrative 14. App • cff+ective October 1,`1982, as Cecomme Officer. i t 785 lieu` ' sY . o3.ritr.d Jae Ye.un� as Trustee of ]Zeclamat.on pstxilc�` 1.10.- App . Of election, -, ,, • n Ordi.nantr,r�. g; , ' and autitorited the Chairman to sig �. Adopted ravidinF, classroom IAci.li.ties whete establishing interim method of p on tt�i's inaGter for t set a public hearing, ovexcrowdin eXits and 14ovembex 1982 at 11:00 AJl. ,• ' the -' filed by Meek 6, cons, Inc. x b0iie cl:�im against the County ive proper notice to t.h�t ' and directed the Clark of r.he 8oerd to E ` . cTairnatil.. , • + • Y+ , . """'""'_` a rcyt�csted by sign Adopted and authoriycd the Gl airman ° tra [on y as eq i' ctobcr 4, 1982 as dater Iter' - dei lens n8 A r , ttie Gounty Clexh. i s Y, • t ! ' is tiF w.i •� i �i. SEP 2 4 192`� ,1 !11 ',rH Ki'Aml 1 .i16� ORDINANCE NO'.o 986 « 4..r.r1t' 2 (An Ordinance,:,Estab';lishirig an•Interim Method of Providing Classroom tact IIties'Where «' 3 Overcrowding Conditions Exist.) d. The 'Board of Supervisors of the County, of Yolor_ State of Californi'l ,i)0 5 ORDAIN AS F01,'LOWS :. bSECTION 1. Title 8 0£ the Yolo County Code is hereby amended by the 7 additinn' thereto of, chapter 5 to read as follows: 8 CHAPTER 5. OTHER LAND DSVELOPkNT REGULATIONS. 9 ARTICLE 1. INTERIM CLASSROOM frACILITIES'. 10- Section 8�` 5.101. Title. 11 This chapter shall be known as the School Impact Fee Ordinanct of 12 the Couhty of Yolo » 13 section 8-55102. Authority" 14 The ._authority for this chapter is Chapter 4:7 of Division 1 'of 15 Title 7 of the Government Code (commenr.ing with Section '65970) and I 1« 16 particularly Section 65974. 17 Section 8-5.503. Intent. 15 The Hoard of Supervisors finds and declares as follnwst 19 (a) Adequate school facilities should be available for children 20 residing in new residential developments. �i (,b) Public and privateresidential developments iney require the 22 expansion of wtisting public schools or the construction of new school 23 facilities: 24 (c) In many areas of this county,, the funds for the construction of 2;5 new classroom facilities are nor, available when new development occtits 6 resuttinl� in the overcrowding of existing schools: 6srrtct'ar FHt. (y �N; W eb�JNac� �I�RiX1f �r 'Ybi.O, r: e«a. aeY iii rr�», 1M4�I btltl.ihlf z housing developments frequency."y cause conditions o 2 overcrowding in existing school facilities which cannot be alleviated under .3 existing law within a reasonable period of time:. 4 (e) That` for these reasons, new and improvements methods of 5 financing for interim school .facilities necessitated by new devetopment are ' r 6 needed in the county, 7 section 8--5.104. Definitions, Any words used i.n this chapter that are also used in ,,the Chapter 4.7 9 relied upon as p authority for this chapter shall have the tame meaning;,i ad the lQ ' p 4.i. 'In ,A the following definitions apply: wr, ds have �.n than chapter pp yr 11 (a) "Conditions of Overcrowding" means that the totat entatlrIent of 12 a school, including entollment from proposed development, exceeds tho, capacity 13 of such school as determined by the governing body of the district.. 14 (b) "Reasonable methods for mitigating conditions of ovcrcrowdi.tlg" 15 shall include, but are r"ot limited to, agreements between a subdivider ah4 the I 16 affected school district whereby timporary-use buildings will be leased to the 17 school district or temp.:rary-use, buildings owned by the school, district will 18 be used. 19 ('c) "Residential development" means a project containing' 2Q residettial dwellings,., including mobile homes, of one or mote units or a 21 Subdivision Of land for the purpose Of co'nStructin$ ono or more residential 22 dwelling units: 23' 5ectian 8-5.105. Action by 8dho6lgistr'i'ct. 24 The governing body of any, school, district which operates an. 25 elementary or high school that serves the unincbtpO nhed territory Of this 26 county may adopt ,and til-e with the clerk of this board a rleclars.tion of impact 0001tic 00y4 .AUNTY COIJNM:L bUiiTV as 4i4Ltl i•.o, iow 15, k1b6F AI+b, to OOOpd. hs," Ic�e►'bee.rxli .G wa F�ti3 _ 1 Su ported by clear and convicing evidence making the following findings: (a) That conditions of overcrowding exist in one or more attendance 3 areas within the school district which wil. l impar the, normal functioning of 4 educational programs, including the reason for such conditions existing; and (b) That all reasonable methods for mitigation conditions of ' such overcrowding have been evaluated and no Feasible mathod for reducing exist. The declaration of impact shall, specify the mitigation 7 conditions schao y l district. g measures considered by the Section 8-5.106. Action bard,. `' it the: Board concurs: in: such.. findings it shall. declare its . 11 concurrence by resolution after public h6ariq. Within ,an attendance aiea 12 where' the Board has declares its concurrence that conditions of overcrota�l'4 to a 13 exist, the County shall riot .approve an ordinance rezoning property 1,$ residential use, grant a discretionary permit for residential use or approve a 15 tentative subdivision map for residtntial purposes, _with4;n such arca, unless oval ofi.lew development within the 16 the County requires, as a condition of aper acted school, either the dodication of land, thu attendance area of an imp ereof, or a combination of both in accordance with 18 payment of fees in lieu th ' � � - rd of l() the provisions of Section 65974 of the t,oVernmenc Godo of unless the Board Supervisors finds that there are specific overriding tiscal, economic, social or environmental factors which, il, the ,judgment of Mie Tigard would benefit the 21 ,� p eat otherwise `ountt'y; :hereby ;justifying the approval rOval qt a resident'al: eVelo m 22 23 subject to Section 65914 ;of the Government Code. 14 Section-8-5.107;. Consultation. 25 Before determining the amount of any fee or the deciGion to accept 26 land, fees, or combinatioti of both, the Board shall consult with the school �.xath b0 VKC bra iPY or,YaLio Mot tAt e�icwwtr• tk oreob is%a1 ♦da��t l' f, xi a 1 r district in questions i 2 Section�8-5.1.08. Fees. .3The amoUfit of any fee shall be prescribed by resolution of the, Board 4 -, building permit•. and shall be collected at 'the time of issuance, a of , $ Section.$�w5.109. Use of Fees, Accountin . tib : �6 (a} The. school district shall use the fees and/or Land solely 'to 7 alleviate conditions of overcrowd7ig within :the affected attendance area. 8 (b) p board the schedule and b The school district shall rovzde to the 9 report required by `Sections 65976 and 65978 of the Government Code. 10 Section -8-5-110, Right to Disapprove Develonment, 11 Nothing in this chapter shall be, read to limit the right 'ot me 12 County to disapprove nav residentialdevelopment for any lawful reasoni 13 indtuding, but not :-limited to, the impact that such development may have on a W 14 school or schools within a school :district which c:?tinot be alleviated by the 15 provisions of this chapter. lb Section ,g_5,111. Voluntary Contribution: 17 This chapter roes `not preclude a school district from 'negotiating a 18 voluntary Contribution of land or money of both from Concerned developers or 19 builders in lieU of payment of the fee provided by this chapter, or otherwise. ► 20 Section 8--56112. Non -Exclusive Ctemedy 2-1 The provisions of this chapter are alternative to any other 22 procedure permitted or required by law to mitigate, or elIiminato overcrowded 23 conditions in school districts 24 stclejoji .2. ,PUi3LICATION ANDEFrECTIVt .D�t 25 'this ordinance shall tale efCect and be in force thirty (30) days after 26 Its adoption, and prior to the ekpiration of fifteen (15)' days itshall be kCVF — ti44Y' fitSUNiE►. tV-4` e ,4* v�s4o xttk**s„ kr •ee6n r s 1 published once ` ,,n the `Daily Democ,:tiitv newspaper of general circulation? printed ,and publ,isl ed in the County of Yo 16. 3 PASSED AND ADOPTED by the ;Board of Supe!,visgrs of the County of Yolo, 4'' 'Stk\te of California, this 28thday of Sep;tembO-r, ^, 1482, by the following S Vo Lk! b `''1AYss: Ma'0*, Thompson, Marchand, Cameron, Deti1ars: i NOES: None •s $ ABSENT: None s9 1 CHAI.RW OV THE BOARD OF ;SUPERVISORS 10 COUNTY OR YOLq, STATE OF CAL;FORN A '1 ATTEST: 12 PETE C. ,lilCxsr MEl R y 3 BOARD Off'`SUPE'4RV18ftg 1 ! is,, r„r•; "•r . til i'Y + The t1helcilj” ElC1 1 , Of 01:1 til` r, 0« 'DE,PllTY .fir mac--tJ Ems, i•��'i.: ,. { y , , t ,�,7!tntlt to !4" YYM.�"` r • , i11Cll:.� �: R +e .!. "• r°V lo kjoVarh- of'thls 15 �, iSE�L) r r . f�C,1Q11r t Y{.'i i� t A'�I'"to the -�jard of 16 1� 0=M *a LUCAS CL':iiiw C`r''!'Ci" 80ARD 1S o�tt it�YJzsohs .: ��. Cts..... Y9 1Y Deputy, , r 21 22 23 24 .25 2b crb�xv touNnEL :CynS*SY"t or YG4tl °� �^n, safr 1�y S BOARD OF SOPEAVXSnRS 'YQLO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ,Y TO; COMMUhity Development H a t4G DATE. jul,y 20, 1082 ItY Y Y i ENTRYNo!.5:� Minute order No., 82-481: Set a Public Hearing for August 34 19820 at Z QO P.M. td consider establishing impact mitigation fees for the Davis J�in"t Jnified School blstridL4 instructed the Community'Development Agency files and Co notify those builders who have t'o review cQnStructedhnomes ldinn the county areas of ct't.:Davis Joint 'Unified School' 8 Da District during; the. last twr years of the public h'ear'ing. HOTION: Black: 8teo b: Cameron.,,AYf„S: Black, Thompson, C6meron, Marchand. At,SENTI DeMars ENTRY No. 6 !l.inutc Order No 82-482: Referttd the 1981%82 Grand Jury Report to the trator Off eex's Office for preparation of responses ,to the County Admir►is _ 1982 for County recommendations. Set a d,eadt,ide of 5epCemeF�er 1, departments to submit responses co the 7`otinty PctedAdmin1thedCoun y AdmthLstor Off ice f r oh b the Board b�; Odr0b'-`'t y D: re tratoL QE.f cans:.derat ` Ice to send a letter to the Grand Jury requcstin�3 clarification on the dot inition of 'tcomparable counties” relative to setti g 5uperv,isors' _ Salar,ies. MOT1pH:` $lack�`SECOND: Qameron. AYES: Black, Thotapson, Cameron, Marchsnd. �}15NT: DaMars r, <, sty nq�A:�rtC 756-�U14d " 5 Educoetonel/Instiructianal: Servlce3 756=0352 It) ffswi su"O'ess. se"'Ids Davis Joint, Unified School pietrict Persbn►lei Services, 756•aTea -, hpil Servicex 756-a36d Administrative Services 56.0351 Street `Davis, cA 55616 DECLARATION OF IMPACT DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT The Board of Educ tier of the Delvi`'s Joint Unified School D°istrict hereby declares that: there:: are cooditions,of overcrowding in four of its schodi attdndance areas by reason of'existing orjproposed development, to wit. 'Projected'Enrollment Ma:4imum Enrollment October 1962 2mber,,'19814 ril 1982 Schools Ca acit 5e t, • 436/464* 472 498 , North `L�vis 406/464*'* 513 , 63i Went Elem.. Pioneer ' 371 389 377* . - 370 Valley. Oak 348 391 *Higher capacity if two kindergarten classes(mor°ning and afternoon) continue. ** p morning and afternoon) Higher. capacity �f four. kindergarten classes (two each continue. ***Proposed development in attendance area �exreed capacity. • • i ng OPM ons The District has considered; acted upon, of rejected the follow to mitigate 'overcrowding (1) temporary buil din+gs r9} busing . (3) school boundary realignments and �, elimination of low priority uses. 'cement impact Information contains all pertinent data necessary The. atcacho d do to support this declaration, and is hereby incorporated. s i w :�ucstgnul%Criscructiun�,1 S6rVices 76-41 5u�irlews se�ices 750-4)361 *e6•79or Davis Joint Unifiied Scho+ot District ParsahnaC 111H.1Ces,, 75m-tl36A ...Pupil sm-41cds tr. 756-0361, i5. Aeministfi±e services 526 B Strut Dav+js. CA 95616 = y IMPACT INFORMATION ; fO . DAVIS JOINT'UNIFIEO SCHOOL 'DISTRICT 1. The purpose of'this application is to support the ' Purpose " Declaration of Impact adapted by the Davis Joint Unified School 'District, yThis 2. a lation tion complies with the requirements PP established by the. Board of Supervisors, County of Yolo. ' 3. Ap"rlication This application covers the period from JUIy�l, 1582 Period through June 30, 1983. n�; 4.' Impacted„. Schools of overcrowding: Hi hest Schools atCamoac. Enrollment 1E1182 North Davis Elem. 435 or 464* 498 ` West Davis Elem. 406 or 464** 537 • Pioneer 377*** 389 _ 348 _ 370 Valley Flak *111 hPr capacity i f two kindergarten classes (morning and afternoon) Conti nue. 9 **Highet, capacity if four kindergarten classes (ttivo each morning and afternoon) continued. Proposed development in attendance area exceeds capacity. 6 School Boundaries School Boundaries have not changed from the preceding year impacted °schools. EXHIBIT A provides a map of the For attendance areas as wella, bo ndary descriptions for • elementary school . 6; Bnroll'ment and, The enrollment comparisons from October 197' through to �tiongpenrallment.efoected rll- School Capacit7es October 1981 have inents for October 1982usln added The each school have been projected for October 1982. capacities gave been developed and e'lei-,ientft,rY schools` maximum' 'kiadi ng established for the it�ipacted schools. EXNIbI,T ' ♦ A •' � � 5 1, �' ' / F'r � s a a 7. Projected New Davis is experi enc4 rig a uniform, tate of housing . growth. �- Construction Approved and pronosed subdivision maps which are now on 'file show 2,037 new residences are anticipated to be -con- Y tructed within the City of Davis over the next sr ,,,eral years. Of these, 2,003 will be constructed wi'thiir'the impacted areas. EXHIBIT C). 8. Yield Factors Based upon data, compiled jointly'by the City of- Davis and the Davis Joint Unified School District in spring, 1981, student ,Meld factors dl�'tr�ct•�wide for single-family dwellin�!s average .24K-6 students; condominium units, average A4 K-6 students; and apartments average .04 K-6 students; Th6sse generation figures are based upon the data deve?,oped by the City of Davis,<�PlAnning Department. �,EXHIBIT_O�b ,• 9. 1982/83 Davis' mitiu ation fee, schedulr •.�s, Proposeds t+i ti gati on'.:Fee follows"It Schedul e .,t $100 for, apartments X350 - fdr ddf domi c i uMs r. $600 - for single-family dVellings 10. Justification of The cost of portables and related support facilities is Mitigation Fee, approximately $75,000 for each 30 students. Using• these Schedule Change costs,, a mitigation schedule has been established as follows:" 8INGLF4AMILT '.GWELLINGS 1. 3--0� studentsbl e 125.: dwellings per a perdWe] ling portable 2. $75,000 per portable = $600 per dwelling 125 dwellings per portable- CONDOMINIUMS t ' 1. 30 students_per portable _ 214 condominiums .14 students per condo '•. 2. $75000 per bo rtabl e _ $550 per condominium -ortabortable e 214 condos per portable APARTMENTS , 1. 30 studentser portable : 750 units per portable 04 { rstudents per unit $75,peportable 2. $75 000 r 7Qunits = $100 per apartment unit per portable F