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THE CITY OF <br /> ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> pL-EASANTON. 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> garage, carport, or covered parking <br /> is demolished to construct an <br /> accessory dwelling unit. The bill <br /> would also prohibit a local agency <br /> from imposing parking standards on <br /> an accessory dwelling unit that is <br /> located within a traversable distance <br /> of one-half mile of public transit, and <br /> would define the term "public transit" <br /> for those purposes.(3) This bill would <br /> prohibit a local agency from requiring <br /> occupancy of either the primary or <br /> the accessory dwelling unit.(4) The <br /> bill would require a local agency, <br /> whether or not it has adopted an <br /> ordinance, to consider and approve <br /> an application, ministerially and <br /> without discretionary review, within <br /> 60 days after receiving the <br /> application. The bill would also <br /> provide that, if a local agency does <br /> not act on the application within that <br /> time period, the application shall be <br /> deemed approved. (5) This bill would <br /> prohibit a local agency, special <br /> district, or water corporation from <br /> imposing any impact fee upon the <br /> development of an accessory <br /> dwelling unit if that fee, in the <br /> aggregate, exceeds specified <br /> requirements depending on the size <br /> of the unit. The bill would revise the <br /> basis for calculating the connection <br /> fee or capacity charge specified <br /> above to either the accessory <br /> dwelling unit's square feet or the <br /> number of its drainage fixture unit <br /> values, as specified. (6) This bill <br /> would instead authorize the <br /> department to submit written findings <br /> to the local agency as to whether the <br /> ordinance complies with the statute <br /> authorizing the creation of an <br /> accessory dwelling unit, and, if the <br /> department finds that the local <br /> agency's ordinance does not comply <br /> with those provisions, would require <br /> 26 <br />
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