Resolution 13474CITY OF ALAMEDA RESOLUTION NO. 13474
REVISING THE CITYWIDE DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE SCHEDULE FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF CAPITAL FACILITIES WITHIN THE CITY OF ALAMEDA
WHEREAS, the City of Alameda adopted Article 27 -3 of the Alameda
Municipal Code creating and establishing the authority for imposing and charging a Citywide
Development Impact Fee applicable to new residential development and new or intensified
commercial and industrial development within the City to mitigate the impacts on
availability and condition of public facilities caused by this development, subject to adoption
of an implementing resolution and fee schedule; and
WHEREAS, it is the intent and purpose of the Citywide Development Fee to
mitigate the impacts of new residential and new or intensified industrial and commercial
development on traffic safety /capital replacement, parks and recreation, public facilities,
public safety, and transportation as more specifically described in the Projects listed in
Exhibit B to the Nexus Study; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has adopted Resolution No. 13314 pursuant to
Article 27 -3 of the Alameda Municipal Code; and
WHEREAS, said resolution directed that the dollar amounts shown on the fee
schedule shall be adjusted annually (on July 1 of each year) by a percentage equal to the
percentage increase, if any, in the Engineering News Record (ENR) Construction Cost Index
for the San Francisco Bay Area; and
WHEREAS, the City Public Works Director has determined that the
Construction Cost Index for the period covered by this update to the fee schedule is 4.2 %.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of
Alameda that the following fee schedule, which includes a 3% authorized administration
surcharge, shall apply:
Definitions:
USE
Residential Uses:
DEFINITION and EXAMPLES
SF Low Are detached units of 1,800 s.f. or greater.
S F Med Are detached units less than 1, 800 s.f.
Duplex Are two attached dwelling units.
Work/Live Any work /live unit as per the Alameda Municipal Code. Also, generally
medium density with occupied spaces averaging 1,500 s.f.
MF This category applies to Alameda Housing Authority replacement units and
house boat units meeting the general density classificatim.
CDF Fees per s.f. of Bldg. space:
General Industrial Industrial use including heavy and light industrial uses, in which the
principal purpose is manufacturing assembling, altering finishing
dismantling, or processing of any goods or parts into finished products; and
where a large area for handling and storage is required. Examples include
but are not limited to, manufacturingplants; builders supplies; industrial
machinery sales and service; marine - related industries; printingplants;
materials testing labs; assembly and productim of goods or equiprrent, or
craft workshop. General industrial uses correspond to the F -1, F -2, H-4, H-
6, H -7, S -3 and S -5 Building Code OccupancyClassificatims.
Retail Commercial business operated for the sale of good or services to the general
public. Examples of retail uses include but are not limited to, convenience
markets, shopping centers hardware stores , supermarkets, gas stations,
bars, restaurants, and taverns. Retail uses typically correspond to Building
Code OccupancyClassificatims of M or flB -2, eating and Drinking.
CommerciaVOffice Structure used for the purpose of conducting administrathe, clerical,
technical, governmental , or professional activities which does not include
dealing with members of the public on a direct, regular and unscheduled
basis except as an ancillary activity. Examples of commerciaVoffice uses
include but are not limited to law firms, doctorfs, dentiststl or
chiropractorfls offices (outside of hospitals), and accounting firms.
CommerciaVoffice uses typically correspond to all BBD Building Code
Occupancy Classifications, with the exceptim of 1:113 Eating and Drinking.0
CITY DISTRICT
Land Use Category
West End
Northern
Waterfront
Central/
East End
Bay Farm
Infi11
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CDF Fees per Residential Unit
SF Low
$3,375
$3,145
$3,141
$2,138_
S F Med
$2,951
$2,767
$2,763
$1,961
Duplex
$2,849
$2,643
$2,638
$1,736
Work/Live
$2,500
$2,327
$2,324
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$1,572
MF
$2,623
$2,417
$2,413
$1,511
CDF Fees per s.f. of Non - Residential Building Space
General Industrial
$2.89
$2.46
$2.46
$0.61
Retail
$4.38
$3.73
$3.72
$0.92
Commercial/Office
$4.20
$3.59
$3.58
$0.97
Warehouse
$1.67
$1.43
$1.42
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$0.36_
Other Uses
1. Non - transportation Fee
$0.68 psf
$0.68 psf
$0.68 psf
$0.68 psf
2. Transportation Fee 9
[Cost per vehicle trip generated]
$1,199
$982
$977
$30
Definitions:
USE
Residential Uses:
DEFINITION and EXAMPLES
SF Low Are detached units of 1,800 s.f. or greater.
S F Med Are detached units less than 1, 800 s.f.
Duplex Are two attached dwelling units.
Work/Live Any work /live unit as per the Alameda Municipal Code. Also, generally
medium density with occupied spaces averaging 1,500 s.f.
MF This category applies to Alameda Housing Authority replacement units and
house boat units meeting the general density classificatim.
CDF Fees per s.f. of Bldg. space:
General Industrial Industrial use including heavy and light industrial uses, in which the
principal purpose is manufacturing assembling, altering finishing
dismantling, or processing of any goods or parts into finished products; and
where a large area for handling and storage is required. Examples include
but are not limited to, manufacturingplants; builders supplies; industrial
machinery sales and service; marine - related industries; printingplants;
materials testing labs; assembly and productim of goods or equiprrent, or
craft workshop. General industrial uses correspond to the F -1, F -2, H-4, H-
6, H -7, S -3 and S -5 Building Code OccupancyClassificatims.
Retail Commercial business operated for the sale of good or services to the general
public. Examples of retail uses include but are not limited to, convenience
markets, shopping centers hardware stores , supermarkets, gas stations,
bars, restaurants, and taverns. Retail uses typically correspond to Building
Code OccupancyClassificatims of M or flB -2, eating and Drinking.
CommerciaVOffice Structure used for the purpose of conducting administrathe, clerical,
technical, governmental , or professional activities which does not include
dealing with members of the public on a direct, regular and unscheduled
basis except as an ancillary activity. Examples of commerciaVoffice uses
include but are not limited to law firms, doctorfs, dentiststl or
chiropractorfls offices (outside of hospitals), and accounting firms.
CommerciaVoffice uses typically correspond to all BBD Building Code
Occupancy Classifications, with the exceptim of 1:113 Eating and Drinking.0
Warehouse
Other Uses:
Businesses primarily involved in the storage and /or wholesale of bulk goods
to other businesses. Examples of warehouse uses include wholesale truck
warehousing, self - storage facilities, archive facilities, and unstaffed utility
structures. Warehouse uses typically correspond to Building Code
Occupancy Classifications of S -1 or S -2
The CDF fee for other non - residential uses will be determined by adding the
product of the non - transportation ( $0.55) fee multiplied by the building
square footage plus the CDF District cost per vehicle peak hour trip
multiplied by the number of peak hour vehicle trips to be generated by the
proposed use. This category applies to all uses which do not appropriately
belong in one of the other stated categories.
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly
adopted and passed by the Council of the City of Alameda in a regular meeting assembled on the 18th
day of June, 2002, by the following vote to wit:
AYES: Councilmembers Daysog, DeWitt, Johnson, and Kerr - 4.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Mayor Appezzato — 1.
ABSTENTIONS: None.
IN WITNESS, WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official seal of said City this
19th day of June, 2002.
1-04i We.iy)
Lara Weisiger, City
City of Alameda