Incentives

• clustering of IH units
• delayed building of IH units
• density bonus
• fast-track processing
• fee deferral
• fee reduction
• fee waiver
• flexible design standards
• growth control extension
• subsidies
• tax abatement
• (other)

Residential building permit activity 5 years before and after adoption of ordinance:

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The City of Elk Grove administers several development impact fee programs that fund new development’s share of certain capital infrastructure projects. These development impact fees are due at the time of building permit issuance and may not be paid prior to permit issuance. The development impact fee programs that are applicable citywide and their current fees are listed below. In addition to the citywide fee programs, there are several plan area development impact fee programs which affect new projects in specific areas of the City, and there are also development impact fee programs administered by other agencies – these are outlined later in this booklet.

Project applicants locating in an existing building or existing shell building will be required to pay additional development impact fees if they are proposing to change the use from what the original building permit was based on. For example, if a shell building was permitted as a shopping center, but then a restaurant locates into the building, the restaurant project applicant will owe the difference between the shopping center development impact fee rates and the restaurant deve lopment impact fee rates.