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THE CITY OF <br /> in. <br /> ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> p LEASANTON 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> Housing local agency on a project proforma that Approvals and <br /> development documents the necessity of the Financial <br /> Incentives requested incentives to make the Incentives <br /> development financially feasible. The <br /> bill would require the Department of <br /> Housing and Community Development <br /> to develop a list of market conditions to <br /> be included in the project proforma <br /> and to be considered by the local <br /> agency and a methodology for the <br /> local agency to evaluate and <br /> determine whether the requested <br /> financial incentives are necessary to <br /> ensure that the development is <br /> financially feasible. The bill would <br /> require the department to develop a <br /> process for a local agency to contract <br /> with a qualified development expert to <br /> review a project proforma. The bill <br /> would require local agencies to report <br /> all housing units created pursuant to <br /> these provisions to the department, <br /> and would require the department to <br /> adopt guidelines for local agencies to <br /> increase the concessions and <br /> incentives as needed to assure the <br /> financial feasibility and accelerated <br /> production of housing units. This bill <br /> would require a development subject <br /> to these provisions to be subject to a <br /> 12-month discretionary review period <br /> that may consist of no more than 2 <br /> public hearings. The bill would require <br /> a local agency to notify the <br /> development proponent in writing if the <br /> local agency determines that the <br /> development conflicts with any of the <br /> requirements provided for these <br /> incentives. The bill would allow a local <br /> agency to impose conditions of <br /> approval on a development if specified <br /> conditions are met. This bill would <br /> apply only to a residential development <br /> project on a site that is zoned for <br /> residential development, located in an <br /> urban area, as defined, and not <br /> located within a historic district, coastal <br /> 21 <br />
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