Development projects: preliminary estimate of required improvements: onsite and offsite improvements.
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- Introduced
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- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This bill aims to improve the process for estimating development project costs by requiring cities and counties to provide preliminary estimates of required improvements – both onsite and offsite – to applicants. It allows applicants to request these estimates in their initial applications or, if no preliminary application is submitted, as part of their overall development proposal. The bill mandates that the city, county, or city and county provide these estimates within 30 days and also requires a detailed list of improvements needed before a post-entitlement phase permit is issued.
Key provisions
- Allows applicants to request preliminary estimates of required improvements in their applications.
- Requires cities, counties, or city and counties to provide preliminary improvement estimates within 30 business days.
- Mandates a detailed list of all onsite and offsite improvements needed before a post-entitlement phase permit is issued.
- Permits requests for lists of potential improvements from public agencies or utilities.
- Specifies exceptions to the requirement of including certain improvements (e.g., those by other agencies, environmental quality act requirements).
- Defines key terms related to the bill's provisions.
- Clarifies that preliminary estimates are for informational purposes only.
- Outlines circumstances under which improvements not initially listed can be required.
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