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City Council/Public Finance and Economic Development Authority/Parking Authority
October 2, 2023

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Presented By: RSG
Hypothetical Development:

Partial On-Site Production and
Partial In-Lieu Fee Payment
Presented By: RSG

PARTIAL ON-SITE PRODUCTION, AND

PARTIAL IN-LIEU FEE PAYMENT

1. Some developers may find that moderate income units
are feasible to build on site, but low- and very low-
income units are infeasible.

2. Rather than requiring either full on-site unit production, or full in-lieu fee payment, the City could offer
Developers the option of partial on-site unit production and partial in-lieu fee payment.

3. Developer builds moderate-income units on site

4. Developer pays in-lieu fee proportional to required low- and very-low unit production.
(Examples on following slides)
Presented By: RSG
PARTIAL ON-SITE PRODUCTION: SINGLE FAMILY
Fee based on 10% production
requirement and weighted by RHNA
obligations
Hypothetical Development:
100 Single Family Homes

1. Inclusionary Requirement for 100
Units @ 12.5% (1) (Rounded)
4 Moderate-income (100 x 12.5% x 30.0%)
4 Low-income (100 x 12.5% x 28.5%)
5 Very Low-income (100 x 12.5% x 41.5%)

2. Cost to Developer (2) ($364,000) per unit

3. Sales Revenue (3)
Moderate: $364,000 per unit
Low: $144,000 per unit
Very Low: $68,000 per unit

4. Feasibility Surplus/(Gap)
Moderate: $0
Low: ($220,000)
Very Low: ($296,000)
(1) Weighted according to RHNA obligations (41.5% very low, 28.5% low, and 30.0% moderate) (2) Hypothetical development cost inclusive of of land, construction costs, soft costs, contingencies, reserves, and developer profit, equivalent to the moderate-income unit value (3) Based on 2022 Affordable Owner Cost Limits for Merced County Presented By: RSG
PARTIAL ON-SITE PRODUCTION: SINGLE FAMILY
Fee based on 10% production requirement
and weighted by RHNA obligations
Hypothetical Development:
100 Single Family Homes

5. Maximum Supportable Fee @ 10% $18,500

6. Fee by Income Level (1)
(Rounded to nearest 100)
Moderate: $5,500
Low: $5,300
Very Low: $7,700

7. In-lieu Fee by Affordability Level (2)
Very Low Low
$7,700/unit $5,300/unit
$770,000 $530,000

8. Total Production and Fee 4 Moderate-income units
$1,300,000
(1) Weighted according to RHNA obligations (41.5% very low, 28.5% low, and 30.0% moderate) (2) Total Number of Units in Development x Fee by Income Level Presented By: RSG
PARTIAL ON-SITE PRODUCTION: MULTIFAMILY
Fee based on 10% production
requirement and weighted by RHNA
obligations
Hypothetical Development:
100 Multifamily Units

1. Inclusionary Requirement for
100 Units at 12.5% (1) (Rounded)
4 Moderate-income (100 x 12.5% x 30.0%)
4 Low-income units (100 x 12.5% x 28.5%)
5 Very Low-income units (100 x 12.5% x 41.5%)

2. Cost to Developer (2) ($337,000) per unit

3. Capitalized Unit Value (3)
Moderate: $198,000 per unit
Low: $52,000 per unit
Very Low: $23,000 per unit

4. Feasibility Surplus/(Gap)
Moderate: $134,000
Low: $285,000
Very Low: $315,000
(1) Weighted according to RHNA obligations (41.5% very low, 28.5% low, and 30.0% moderate) (2) Hypothetical development cost inclusive of of land, construction costs, soft costs, contingencies, reserves, and developer profit, equivalent to the moderate-income unit value (3) Based on 2022 Affordable Rental Housing Cost Limits for Merced County Presented By: RSG
PARTIAL ON-SITE PRODUCTION: MULTIFAMILY
Fee based on 10% production requirement
and weighted by RHNA obligations
Hypothetical Development:
100 Multifamily Units

5. Maximum Supportable Fee @ 10% $25,400

6. Fee by Income Level (1)
(Rounded to nearest $100)
Moderate: $7,700
Low: $7,200
Very Low: $10,500

7. In-Lieu Fee by Affordability Level (2)
Very Low Low
$10,500/unit $7,200/unit
$1,050,000 $720,000

8. Total Production and Fee 4 Moderate-income units
$1,770,000
(1) Hypothetical development cost inclusive of of land, construction costs, soft costs, contingencies, reserves, and developer profit, equivalent to the moderate-income unit value (2) Weighted according to RHNA obligations (41.5% very low, 28.5% low, and 30.0% moderate) Presented By: RSG

ANNEXATION AREAS
• One property sold in the annexation areas in
the last five years: 37.4-acre Baxter Ranch sold
in October 2021 for $1.8 million ($46,800 per
acre)
• Within the City:
• Land costs ranged from $100,000 to $1.3 million per acre • Median $297,000 per acre
• Outside the City’s corporate limits, but within
the City’s sphere of influence:
• Land costs ranged from $28,000 to $450,000 per acre
• Median $55,000 per acre
Presented By: RSG

SUPPORTABLE AND FEASIBLE IN-LIEU FEES

FOR THE CITY AND ANNEXATION AREAS
Based on Land Values within the City Based on Unincorporated Land Values (1) Maximum
Supportable
(10% Production Req)
Maximum
Feasible
Maximum
Supportable
(10% Production Req)
Maximum
Feasible
Single Family
Residential
$18,500 per unit
$11 per sf
$15,200 per unit
$9 per sf
$16,600 per unit
$10 per sf
$43,400 per unit
$26 per sf
Med Density
Multifamily
$25,400 per unit
$28 per sf
$23,000 per unit
$25 per sf
$24,600 per unit
$27 per sf
$33,200 per unit
$37 per sf
(1) Feasibility may be further impacted by higher entitlement and infrastructure costs in annexation areas.

Alternatives
 Waive inclusionary requirements within
the City limits
 Adjust fee based on area (North, South,
AB3312)
 Waive or Reduce fee for In - Fill
Development
 Policy only applies to new annexation
 Allow developers to split the
requirement between building part
affordable and paying in - lieu of building
affordable housing

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