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Transit Priority Area Transportation Impact Fee Reduction

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California → Contra Costa County

NAICS

926120 - Regulation and Administration of Transportation ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Miranda Ave., Alamo, CA, 94507

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Contra Costa County Notice of Exemption Transit Priority Area Fee Reduction

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AgencyCalifornia → Contra Costa County

Contacts2 people available

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California → Contra Costa County

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sydSenior Planner

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This activity consists of adopting a proposed ordinance to comply with AB 3177 Mitigation Fee Act: Land Dedications: Mitigating Vehicular Traffic Impacts (2024). County Ordinance 2025-18 will be adopted to establish a transportation impact fee reduction for housing developments that are located within transit priority areas and that meet the requirements listed in Government Code section 66051(a). This fee will be 87% of the development fee established by the applicable County ordinance within the Area of Benefit (AOB). Existing County ordinances that will be affected by Ordinance 2025-18 include: Ordinance No. 91-27 (Richmond/El Sobrante AOB); Ordinance No. 95-37 (West County AOB); Ordinance No. 95-38 (Martinez AOB); Ordinance No. 96-27 (South County AOB); Ordinance No. 2005-18, as amended by Ordinance Nos. 2021-03 and 2024-18 (East Contra Costa Regional Fee and Financing Authority); Ordinance No. 2013-26 (East County Regional AOB); Ordinance No. 2016-12 (Bethel Island AOB); Ordinance No. 2016-18 (Bay Point Area of Benefit); Ordinance No. 2016-25 (Alamo Area of Benefit); Ordinance No. 2017-22 (North Richmond AOB); Ordinance No. 2018-16 (Discovery Bay AOB); Ordinance No. 2021-12 (Pacheco AOB); Ordinance No. 2021-37 (Central County AOB).

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