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Page 7 of 9 <br />Table 6: Non-Residential Projects: Maximum versus Recommended Capital Facilities, <br />Transportation and Commercial Linkage Fees for Adoption <br />Land Use Maximum Fee per Nexus <br />Study1 <br />Recommended Fee <br /> <br />Office (per sq.ft) <br />Capital Facilities Fee $13.41 $10.15 <br />Transportation Development <br />Fee <br />$31.50 $10.15 <br />Commercial Linkage Fee $8.98 $2.49 <br />Total Fee $53.89 $22.79 <br /> <br />Retail/Commercial (per <br />sq.ft) <br /> <br />Capital Facilities Fee $9.15 $6.93 <br />Transportation Development <br />Fee <br />$48.35 $15.58 <br />Commercial Linkage Fee $5.38 $1.49 <br />Total Fee $62.88 $24.00 <br /> <br />Industrial (per sq.ft) <br />Capital Facilities Fee $4.02 $3.04 <br />Transportation Development <br />Fee <br />$17.92 $5.77 <br />Commercial Linkage Fee $14.91 $4.13 <br />Total Fee $36.85 $12.94 <br /> <br />Lodging (per room) <br />Capital Facilities Fee $671 $507.88 <br />Transportation Development <br />Fee <br />$12,908 $4,159.24 <br />Commercial Linkage Fee $1,855 $514.36 <br />Total Fee $15,434 $5,181.48 <br />1. The maximum commercial linkage fee amounts are very high, and the City was not <br />considering adopting them at their highest level. In this table, the existing commercial <br />linkage fees in place of the maximum allowable are used. <br /> <br />Other Recommended Policy Items <br />On November 17, the City Council provided direction on two related policy items: a near-term, <br />temporary reduction in the on-site inclusionary rate for multi-family projects, and applicability of <br />the updated fee amounts to projects in process. <br /> <br />Near-Term Reduction in On-Site Inclusionary Requirement for Multi-Family Residential <br />Projects <br />As directed by the City Council, the proposed resolution for adoption (Attachment 1) includes <br />an interim provision, effective for two years following the resolution's adoption, to allow multi- <br />family residential projects to include 10 percent, rather than 15 percent of their units as on-site <br />affordable, as is typically required by the City’s Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance. Such projects <br />Page 55 of 893