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r • sMERMSEMMEMIGEM <br />• Analysis on Housing Impact <br />— The City imposes impact fees on land development projects to mitigate general impacts to <br />city infrastructure, such as parks, library, transportation, sewer, and storm drainage <br />systems. The primary objective of a development Impact fee (CIF) program is to ensure <br />that new development pays the capital costs associated with growth, <br />— <br />The City Is completing a study is to establish the infrastructure expansion that is needed to <br />mitigate general Impacts from anticipated land development projects, and to quantify <br />those mitigations into dollars. Funds collected will be used to pay for increasing the <br />I nfrastrutture's capacity in support of development,. <br />The fees are limited to fair share proportional costsfor capital and may not be used for <br />infrestructure ma intenance. <br />Col, ndimember Questions from June 19, 2018 (cont'd) <br />• What other City ballot measure are being considered <br />— Current pending items <br />• city CcuncitmemberElections <br />• Adult Use& Commercial Cannabis Tax <br />• CharterAmend mants <br />• District Elections <br />• What other impacts to rate payers are pending <br />— November Election <br />• SAUSD potential school bond <br />— Other considerations <br />• Poseidon Desalination Plant <br />• Gas Tax Repeal Ballot Initiative <br />• Electricity, Refuse, Water, and saucer rates <br />• Reduction of Sanitation Fates <br />What Wiii the revenue be used for? <br />• Quality of Life Team & Homeless - Enterprise Fund Compliance <br />• More Youth Programing • Worker's Compensation <br />• Funding to Enhance Economic Dev. • Liability increases <br />• Additional 'Police Officer Recruitments • City Fall Seismic Retrofit <br />• Maintain Reserve Policy Funding levels • SARTC Improvements <br />• Facility Deferred Mart, Rt Vehicles •PERS Challenges <br />• information Technology infrastructure <br />Other City Council and Community Priorities <br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 16 JULY 3, 2018 <br />