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RESOLUTION NO. 89-52
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA ANA SETTING PARK ACQUISI-
TION AND DEVELOPMENT FEES
WHEREAS, sections 35-108 through 35-114 of the Santa
Ana Municipal Code ("SAMC") establishes the authority for the
City to establish fees on residential development to pay for
the acquisition, construction, and renovation of park and
recreation facilities; and
WHEREAS, the City Council does now find it necessary
to increase such park acquisition and development fees;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF SANTA ANA AS FOLLOWS:
1. Pursuant to SAMC section 35-110, any person
adding net residential units shall pay a fee for each such net
residential unit based upon the number of bedrooms therein,
in accordance with the following schedule:
Bedrooms Fee
5 or more $2,640.00
4 $2,385.00
3 $2,140.00
2 $1,600.00
1 or less $1,200.00
b. Any person converting apartments to condominiums
shall pay a fee in an amount which is equivalent to the fee for
such condominiums as net residential units, less an amount equal
to the total fees paid under SAMC sections 35-108 through 35-114
for the same residential units at the time of construction as
apartments.
2. In accordance with SAMC section 35-110, the pur-
pose of the abovesaid fee is to preserve an appropriate balance
between demand by residents for use of park and recreational
facilities and the availability of such park and recreational
facilities and to preclude residential development which would
create an excess demand on such facilities.
3. In accordance with SAMC section 35-108, the use
to which the abovesaid fee will be put is the acquisition, con-
struction and renovation of park and recreation facilities.
The public facilities to be financed by the fee are identified
in Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorported herein.
RESOLUTION NO. 89-062
PAGE TWO
4. The fee applies to residential development. The
use of the fee for park and recreation facilities is reasonably
related to residential development because such facilities
primarily benefit the residents of the City, rather than the
owners and occupants of nonresidential property.
5. The need for the public facilities is reasonably
related to residential development because it is the owners and
occupants of residential property that create the demand for
park and recreation facilities.
6. As used hereinafter "project" means proposed con-
struction activity which is subject to the payment of a fee pur-
suant to SAMC sections 35-108 through 35-114 and as to which
construction pursuant to a validly issued building permit has
not commenced as of the effective date of this resolution.
7. The fees established by this resolution shall
apply to all projects except as otherwise hereinafter provided.
8. Any project for which a building permit has been
issued prior to the date of this resolution shall be subject
to the park acquisition and development fees formerly specified
in SAMC section 35-110 (as amended by Ordinance No. NS-1923)
unless such building permit expires without commencement of
construction.
ADOPTED this 3rd day of ~u]y
~ce C. Guy- / ~
Cle/rk of the Council/
, 1989.
COUNCILMEMBERS:
Young A.¥e
Acosta A.ye
Griset A~e
McGu igan A~e
May Aye
Norton Aye
Pulido AyP
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Edwar~'VJ C~pe r
City Attorney
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A & D PROJECTS
FY 1988-89 Thru FY 1972-95
PROJECT
Adams Park Auto-Irrigation
Ballfield L~ghttng Renovation
Bomo Koral Park Restroom
Campesino Multi-Purpose Center
Center Park Soccer
Eastside Neighborhood Park
Jerome Center Acoustical
Jerome Center Atrcondittoning
Jerome Concession Stand
Jerome Pk Master Plan Imp]ementlon
Lillie King Restroom
Material/Equip S.W. Sr. Center
Memorial Multi-Purpose Center
Memorial Pool Fence/Landscape
Park Equipment
Park Improvements
Play Equip/All Purpose Ct. Resurf.
Portola Park Multi-Purpose Center
Roslta Park Improvements
Santa Ana ZOo E~hibtts
Santa Ana Zoo Master Plan
Santa Anita Expansion
Santiago Lawn Bowling Clubhouse
Santiago Park.Improvements
Thornton Drainage System
Thornton Park Improvements
Windsor Concession Stand
EXHIBIT A