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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 1990-371 - Adopting a roadway and signal facilitties city-wide traffic impact Ii II • ;:1, • • • RESOLUTION NO. 700-. ]/ A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING APPROVING AND ADOPTING A ROADWAY AND SIGNAL FACILITIES CITY-WIDE TRAFFIC IMPACT FEE FOR THE INCORPORATED AREA OF THE CITY OF REDDING, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 16.45 OF THE REDDING MUNICIPAL CODE. WHEREAS, on June 5, 1990, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1921 ii establishing the City-wide Transportation Development Impact Fee District, and enacting a new Chapter 16.45 of the Redding Municipal Code; and WHEREAS, Section 16.45.060 states that fees shall be established in the manner and amount set forth in a resolution adopted by the City Council pursuant to said ordinance; li. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Redding hereby approves and adopts the City-wide Transportation Development Impact Fee as follows: SECTION 1 - The Council hereby establishes a list of transportation related capital improvement projects (Exhibit A) , a schedule of trip 11 generation rates (Exhibit B) , and a fee schedule (Exhibit C) , payable pursuant to said ordinance. SECTION 2 - Except as provided hereafter, the fees established hereby shall be effective for a period of six (6) months and shall apply to all projects 60 days following the date this resolution is passed and adopted. SECTION 3 - The trip generation rates set forth in Exhibit B attached 'll hereto shall be used for purposes of establishing fees payable pursuant to said ordinance and shall apply until such time as amendments may be made to said rates based upon further or more refined data or for any other reason. SECTION 4 - Computation of the amount of fees, at the option of the fee payer, shall be as follows: A. The amount of the fee may be determined by reference to Exhibit C. Table A lists the various land uses which fall under the fee categories listed in Exhibit C. -1- ,I AMENDED BY RESO 90-428 9/21/90 • • 1. If a building permit is requested for mixed uses, the fee shall be determined by apportioning the space committed to uses on the applicable schedule. 2. For applications for an extension of a building permit or an extension of a permit for mobilehome installation, the amount of the fee is the difference between that fee then applicable and any amount already paid pursuant to this resolution. 3. If the type of development activity that a building permit is applied for is not specified on the applicable Exhibit C fee schedule, the Public Works Director shall use the fee applicable to the most nearly comparable type of land use on the fee schedule. The Public Works Director shall be guided in the selection of a comparable type by the report titled Trip Generation: An Information Report (4th Edition) , prepared by the Institute of Transportation Engineers. If the Public Works Director determines that there is no comparable type of land use on the applicable fee schedule, then the Public Works Director shall determine the fee by: a. Using traffic-generation statistics provided by Caltrans or contained in a report title Trip Generation: An Information Report (4th Edition) , prepared by the Institute of Transportation Engineers. b. Applying the following formula: Number of new vehicle trips x percent by-pass trip reduction x 45% x $178.83 per trip end = fee 4. In the case of change of use, redevelopment, or expansion or modification of an existing use which requires the issuance of a building permit or permit for mobilehome installation, the fee shall be based upon the net positive jl increase in the fee for the new use as compared to the previous use. The Public Works Director shall be guided in this determination by traffic-generation statistics provided by the report titled Trip Generation: An Information Report (4th Edition) , prepared by the Institute of Transportation Engineers. B. Or, the feepayer shall prepare and submit to the Public Works Director, together with a $300 project review fee, an independent fee calculation study for the land development activity for which a building permit or permit for mobilehome installation is sought. The traffic engineering and/or economic documentation submitted shall show the basis upon which the independent fee calculation was made, including, but not limited to, the following: -2- 11! fI �ill. 1. Traffic Engineering Studies: a. Documentation of trip-generation rates appropriate for the proposed land development activity. b. Documentation of trip length appropriate for the proposed land development activity. c. Documentation of any other trip data appropriate for the proposed land development activity. 111 2. Economic Documentation Studies: a. Documentation of the cost per lane per mile for roadway construction appropriate for proposed land development activity. b. Documentation of credits attributable to the proposed land development activity and other capital improvements deemed required to mitigate impacts of development. ; . Independent fee calculation studies shall be prepared and presented by professionals qualified in their respective fields. All traffic engineering studies submitted must be prepared by a registered traffic engineer. Construction cost studies shall be submitted by a registered civil engineer. The Public Works Director shall consider the documentation submitted by the feepayer, but is not required to accept such documentation for consideration. If an acceptable independent fee calculation study is not presented, the feepayer shall pay fees based upon the optional methods outlined in Paragraph A of this resolution. Determinations made by the Public Works Director pursuant to this paragraph may be appealed to the Planning Commission by filing a written appeal with the Planning Department within ten (10) days of the Public Works Director's determination. Upon acceptance of an independent fee calculation study, the following formula shall be used by the Public Works Director to determine the fee per unit of development: Number of vehicle trips x percent new trips x 45% x $178.83 per trip end = fee SECTION 5 - The City Council hereby approves and adopts Exhibit A as the capital improvement program contemplated by the City-wide "Transportation Development Impact Fee Ordinance." This program shall be utilized for purposes of establishing fees payable pursuant to said ordinance until such time as amendments may be made to the plan based upon further or more refined data or for other reasons. -3- i I ; I .Itl fjai , • • I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was introduced and read at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redding on the 17th I ' day of July , 1990, and was duly adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Arness & Moss NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Buffum ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Dahl & Fulton ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None II NANCYi? h , tMa; • 'i . City Reddin•. ATTEST: zAec.i .77.4e_steer. ETHEL A. NICHOLS, City Clerk FORM APPROVED: RANIALL A. HAYS, it Attorney dw/kr/lwp jt _4_ r,. I � 1 • • • EXHIBIT A Summary of Capital Improvement Program Project Cost Number Project Location/Description Estimate Subtotal 1 Churn Creek Rd relocation at Alrose $ 425,000 2 Churn Creek Rd widening, Loma Vista to Linda 1,000,000 1 3 Hartnell widening, Victor to Shasta View 1,500,000 ' III 4 Victor Avenue widening, E. Cypress to Hartnell 834,000 5 S. Bonnyview Interchange widening at I-5 4,000,000 6 Parkview Bridge at Sacramento River 8,000,000 7 S. Bonnyview Bridge at Sacramento River 3,600,000 8 Shasta View Interchange at SR44 750,000 9 Hilltop Drive Overcrossing of SR44, widening 700,000 10 Market/Lake Blvd widening, signal revision 500,000 11 Diestelhorst Bridge widening and/or new structure 800,000 12 Auditorium Dr Overcrossing widening at SR299W 1,000,000 13 Court extension, SR299W to Riverside 800,000 14 Eastside Road realignment at S. Bonnyview 425,000 15 Buenaventura extension, Placer to Market 2,028,000 16 CBD street revision in Downtown Redding 1,900,000 17 Railroad Avenue widening, Sonoma to Canyon Creek 1,000,000 $29,262,000 18 Various Signals 1 - Hartnell/Victor 140,000 2 - Hartnell/Shasta View 140,000 3 - Victor/Mistletoe 120,000 4 - Victor/Cypress 120,000 5 - Churn Creek Rd/Alrose 140,000 6 - Churn Creek Rd/Loma Vista 120,000 7 - S. Bonnyview/I-5 ramps 280,000 8 - Oasis/I-5 north ramp 120,000 9 - Oasis/Twin View 120,000 10 - Oasis/Gold Hills Dr 120,000 11 - Shasta View/Tarmac 120,000 12 - Old Oregon Trail/Old 44 120,000 13 - Churn Creek Rd/College View 120,000 14 - Market/Redwood Blvd 100,000 15 - Hilltop/Peppertree 100,000 16 - Lake Blvd/Oasis 100,000 17 - Lake Blvd/Panorama 100,000 18 - Market/Benton 100,000 19 - E. Lake Blvd/Boulder Creek 120,000 20 - Oasis/Cascade Blvd 120,000 21 - Oasis/I-5 south ramp 120,000 22 - Placer/Airpark Dr 100,000 23 - Placer/Pleasant 100,000 24 - Placer/West 100,000 25 - Market/Wyndham 150,000 26 - S. Bonnyview/Eastside 120,000 27 - S. Bonnyview/Railroad gates 400,000 • 110 It Project Cost Number Project Location/Description Estimate Subtotal 28 - Court/South revision $ 80,000 H 29 - Cypress/Market revision 100,000 30 - SR299W/Auditorium Dr W/B ramps 120,000 31 - Butte/Auditorium Dr 100,000 32 - SR299W/Park Marina E/B ramps 100,000 33 - California/Trinity 100,000 34 - Court/Tehama 100,000 l 35 - Placer/East 100,000 36 - Butte/East 100,000 37 - Park Marina/Locust 100,000 38 - Park Marina/South 100,000 39 - Market/Ellis 140,000 40 - Market/Clear Creek Rd 140,000 IL'' 41 - Market/Canyon Rd 140,000 42 - Buenaventura/Railroad 140,000 43 - S. Bonnyview/Creekside 120,000 44 - Eureka/Buenaventura 140,000 45 - Placer/Buenaventura 100,000 46 - Market/Canyon Creek Rd 90,000 47 - Court/Schley 140,000 $ 5,860,000 Total $35,122,000 I,, 99A.DW I ill i tti, � • • • EXHIBIT B TRIP GENERATION RATES RESIDENTIAL (Trips per Unit) Single family 10.0 Multi-family 7.0 COMMERCIAL (Trips per 1000 SF) All categories 67.0 (1) OFFICE (Trips per 1000 SF) All categories 35.7 (2) SERVICE-INDUSTRIAL (Trips per 1000 SF) All categories 5.5 Notes: (1) A 50 percent reduction in pass-by trips applied in computing cost per trip end for all categories of commercial land use. (2) A 30 percent reduction in by-pass trips is applied in computing the cost per trip end for all categories of office land use. 96A.DW IF • .' • EXHIBIT C TRAFFIC IMPACT FEE DETERMINATION Land Use Category Unit Rate ! ' Residential Single Family Dwelling Unit $800 Multi Family Dwelling Unit $563 I Commercial '� General Retail it and Commercial Square Foot (1 ) $2.70 Office Office General Square Foot (1 ) $2.01 1,1 ; ' Industrial Manufacturing/ Warehouse Square Foot (1 ) $0.00 Government (3) (3) Education (3) (3) Notes: (1 ) Square foot refers to building area. (2) Where there is a question regarding the land use category applicable in any particular situation, or where there is a special land use not within one of the categories listed above, the City Engineer shall determine the category that is most appropriate for determining the applicable fee. Any determination by the City Engineer is appealable pursuant to this Resolution, Section 4. The attached Table A indicates the land uses covered by the fee categories above and some categories not identified at i1 this time with a specific fee. (3) Traffic impact fee to be determined pursuant to this resolution. dw/kr/2wp i i FIR ` Yrf • • TABLE A LAND USE CATEGORIES Category Sub-Category Uses Residential Residential Single Family Condominiums/Townhouses Apartments Mobile Homes RV Parks/Campgrounds Retail Commercial Amusement Parks Indoor Sports Centers Apparel Shops Live Theaters Auto Dealers Lumber Yards Banks, Financial Inst. Movie Theaters Bars, Lounges Outdoor Sports Bowling Alleys Complexes Car Washes Recquet Clubs Convenience Market Retail Outlets Day Care Centers Service Stations Discount Stores Shopping Centers Fast Food Restaurants Sit-down Restaurants Furniture Stores Specialty Stores General Mdse. Stores Supermarkets Hardware, Paint Stores Truck Stops Health Clubs Vehicle Repair Shops Hotel Convention Areas Wholesale Stores Hotel/Motel Hotels (without convention facilities) Resort Hotels Motels Bed and Breakfasts Office Office General Offices Research and Development Centers Office Parks Medical Offices 11,11 Industrial Business Parks/ Business Parks, Research Centers, R&D Centers, Industrial Industrial Buildings (including Light and Heavy Industrial , Manufacturing, Non-Auto Repair Shops, etc. ) Warehouse/ Manufacturing, Warehouses ( including Mini- Manufacturing Warehouse and Storage Facilities) , Churches Government Office Government Offices/Civic Centers State Motor Vehicles Department U.S. Post Office Education Schools Elementary Schools I High Schools Church Schools 108A.DW