SAN FRANCISCO CITYWIDE DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE REGISTER (Updated as of December 1, 2015, rates effective as of January 1, 2016)
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1 Introduction SAN FRANCISCO CITYWIDE DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE REGISTER (Updated as of December 1, 2015, rates effective as of January 1, 2016) An impact fee is a fee that is imposed by a local government on a new or proposed development project to pay for all or a portion of the costs of providing public services to the new development. Impact fees are considered to be a charge on new development to help fund and pay for the construction or needed expansion of offsite capital s. These fees are usually implemented to help reduce the economic burden on local jurisdictions that are trying to deal with population growth within the area. The following Planning 's Impact website provides additional information: Planning Impact Website To see which citywide impact fees may apply to a property, access the Property Information Map, Zoning tab for more information: Property Information Map Terms & Definitions Key C-3 EN FAR GSF NCT NSF RH RTO SOMA UMU Description Downtown Neighborhoods Floor Area Ratio feet Neighborhood Commercial Transit District Net t Rincon Hill Transit Oriented District South of Market Urban Mixed District Contact Information Types of Impact s (DIF) Questions Regarding Policy, Assessment & Impact s - Collection & Calculations Deferral Information Jobs-Housing Linkage Inclusionary Affordable Housing Downtown Park Fund Child Care Impact Transit Impact School Impact Adopted Plan Areas DIF of Funds Assessment & Calculation of Funds Policy, Assessment & Calculation File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: Intro Date Printed: 4/5/2016, 1:53 PM Contact Person Agency Phone Number Address John Blackshear or Sarah Luu Mayor's Office of Benjamin McCloskey Planning Kate Conner Mayor's Office of Benjamin McCloskey Chandra Egan Policy & of Funds Leo Chyi Assessment & Calculation Corey Teague Policy & of Funds Kerstin Magary Assessment & Calculation Policy, of Funds, Assessment & Calculations Assessment & Calculation Finance Issues Corey Teague Cristina Mariscal Corey Teague Yvonne Ko Inspection / Mayor's Office of of Children Youth and Families Planning Municipal Transportation Agency Planning Unified School District Planning Planning John.Blackshear@sfgov.org Benjamin.McCloskey@sfgov.org Kate.Conner@sfgov.org Benjamin.McCloskey@sfgov.org Chandra.Egan@sfgov.org Leo.Chyi@dcyf.org Corey.Teague@sfgov.org Kerstin.Magary@sfmta.com Corey.Teague@sfgov.org MariscalC@sfusd.edu Corey.Teague@sfgov.org Yvonne.Ko@sfgov.org Annual Indexing Most of the City s Impact s will be adjusted annually in accordance with San Francisco Article 4, Section 409(b) based on the Annual Infrastructure Construction Cost Inflation Estimate (AICCIE) published by Office of the City Administrator's Capital Planning Group and approved by the Capital Planning Committee. The new fee schedule will be posted on December 1st each year and effective on January 1st. To obtain a list of the fees and their adjusted rates, go to the following of Inspection's (DBI) Impact Unit website: DBI Impact Unit Website s associated with other departments also may be adjusted annually on this same schedule, effective July 1 of each year, or adjusted at other times in accordance with applicable legislation. The adjusted fee rates apply to development impact fees paid on or after the effective date of any such fee adjustments, regardless of the date of permit filing or issuance of the preliminary fee assessment rate as shown on DBI's Register for the particular project.
2 Impact to the s & Non- Unit Alternative Means of Satisfying the Open Space Requirement in SOMA Mixed- Districts SOMA Mixed- Districts: RSD, SLI, SLR, and SSO Section 425 Non-residential $1.02 per square foot of required usable open space required, but not provided. : N/A; Non-: Zoning Administrator discretion that open space cannot be provided on-site of Open Space Optional April 6, 1990 Alternative Means of Satisfying the Open Space Requirement in the Neighborhoods Mixed Districts Neighborhoods Section 426 Mixed Districts: RED, RED-MX, SPD, MUG, MUR, MUO, WMUO, SALI, and UMU Non-residential $96.84 per square foot of required usable open space required, but not provided. : N/A; Non-: Any non-residential project with required open space t of Open Space Optional December 19, 2008 Balboa Park Infrastructure Impact Balboa Park Bicycle Parking (Class 2) In-Lieu Child Care - Office/Hotel Child Care - Downtown C-3 Artwork (Optional) Downtown Payment in Case of Variance for Open Space Downtown: C-3 Districts Section 422 Section 430 Section 414 Section 414A Section 429 Downtown: C-3-O(SD) Downtown Section 427 Office Special + Non-$10.19/sf for, $1.91/sf for Non-. Credit may be given for existing use on site. See Change of & Replacement table for reference. + Non-$441 per Class 2 bicycle parking space : At least one net new residential unit or additional space in an existing unit of more than 800 gross square feet; Non-: Any new construction, or additional space in an existing building of more than 800 gross square feet : Varies; Non-: Varies Office/Hotel $1.57 per square foot Non-: Office and hotel development projects proposing the net addition of 25,000 or more gross square feet of office or hotel space. and Care 1-9 Units: $0.91 per square foot 10 Units and Above: $1.83 per square foot Credit given for existing use on site and for child care portion of area plan impact fees. See Child Care- Change/Replacement of and Plan Area Credits Table. :At least one net new residential unit or additional space in an existing unit of more than 800 gross square feet, or additional group housing or residential care space. New building construction or addition of floor area > or = 25,000 sf within C- 3 Districts 1% of construction cost & Non-: New building construction or addition of floor area in C-3 > or = 25,000 s.f. Any use requiring open space pursuant to Section 135 or 138. $1,689 per gross sq. foot : Zoning Administrator discretion, through approval of a Variance (Section 305) that residential usable open space requirement cannot be met on-site.; Non-: Zoning Administrator discretion, through a Variance (Section 305), that privatelyowned public open space requirement cannot be met on-site. and of Children Youth and Their Families and of Children Youth and Their Families and Recreation and Parks and Recreation and Parks Class 2 Bicycle Parking Space In-lieu fee per Zoning Administrator approval On-site or off-site daycare On-site or off-site daycare April 17, 2009 September 6, 2013 September 6, 1985 February 18, 2016 N/A payment September 17, 1985 (Amendmeded as optional starting January 1, 2013) Impact fee August 8, 2012 Downtown Park Downtown Section 412 Office within C-3 Districts $2.55 per gross sq.foot : N/A; Non-: Net addition of gross floor area and Recreation and Parks Impact fee September 17, 1985 File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: DIF Register Date Printed: 4/5/2016 Page 2 of 10
3 Impact Neighborhoods Area Plans Alternative Inclusionary Affordable Housing to the Neighborhoods Section 417 s & Non- $50.97 per gross sq foot : 20 units or less or less than 25,000 gsf; Non-: N/A Unit and Mayor's Office of Optional January 19, 2009 Neighborhoods Neighborhoods Infrastructure Impact (Mission, Central Waterfront, East SOMA, Western SoMa, Showplace) Neighborhoods Payment in Case of Variance or Exception for Open Space Jobs-Housing Linkage Inclusionary Affordable Housing Neighborhoods Mixed Districts: RED, RED-MX, SPD, MUG, MUR, MUO, and UMU Section 423 Section 427 Section 413 Section 415 Section Non- s Entertainment, Hotel, Integrated PDR, Office, Research &, Retail, and Small Enterprise Workspace Dwelling Units > or = 10 * Tier 1: $10.19/square foot for : At least one net new, residential unit or additional space in an * $7.65/square foot for Non- existing unit of more than 800 gross ; square feet, or additional group housing * Tier 2: $15.29/square foot for space; Non-: Any new, construction, or additional space in an * $12.74/s.f. for Non-; existing building of more than 800 gross * Tier 3: $20.39/square foot for square feet, * $17.84/square foot for Non-. Credit may be given for existing use on site. See Change of & Replacement table for reference. $ per square feet of required usable open space not provided * Entertainment: $22.96/gsf * Hotel: $18.42/gsf * Integrated PDR: $19.34/gsf * Office: $24.61/gsf * Research and : $16.39/gsf * Retail: $22.96/gsf * Small Enterprise Workspace: $19.34/gsf. Credit may be given for existing use on site. See Change of & Replacement table for reference. : Per a usable open space Variance (under Sec. 305) or Exemption (under Sec. 329); Non-: N/A : N/A; Non-: Increase by 25,000 g.s.f. or more of any combination of entertainment, hotel, Integrated PDR, office, research and development, retail, and/or Small Enterprise Workspace Varies by unit size : Any housing project that * Studio - $198,008 consists of ten or more units where an * 1 Bedroom - $268,960 individual project or a phased project is * 2 Bedroom - $366,369 to be undertaken, even if the * 3 Bedroom - $417,799 * development is on separate but adjacent 4 Bedroom - $521,431 lots; Non-: N/A t of Open Space and Mayor's Office of and Mayor's Office of N/A Optional December 19, 2008 December 19, 2008 Funding off-site March 28, 1996 affordable housing or in-lieu fee. Certain Port properties may be eligible for Pre-payment credits under Section of the Administrative Code. Affordable April 5, 2002 housing fee, onsite or off-site affordable units Market & Octavia Infrastructure Impact Market/Octavia Section Non-* $11.47/s.f. for, * $4.33/s.f. for Non- (Table 421.3A). * Credit may be given for existing use on site. See Change of & Replacement table for reference. : At least one net new residential unit or additional space in an existing unit of more than 800 gross square feet, or additional group housing space; Non-: Any new construction, or additional space in an existing building of more than 800 gross square feet April 3, 2008 Market & Octavia Affordable Housing Market/Octavia Section 416 $4.59/sf for NCT and $9.17/ sf for Van Ness and Market SUD. Credit may be given for existing use on site. See Change of & Replacement table for reference. : Projects subject to the Inclusionary Housing ( Section 415); Non-: N/A only May 30, 2008 File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: DIF Register Date Printed: 4/5/2016 Page 3 of 10
4 Impact Public Art (Optional) Rincon Hill Infrastructure Impact to the Downtown: RH + SB + TB South of Market: SLI + SLR + SSO Commercial: C-3 + Part of C-2 Neighborhoods: UMU, WMUG, WMUO, + SALI, and MUG, MOU or MUR that are north of Division/Duboce/13th Streets Rincon Hill Section 429 Section 418 Non New building construction or addition of floor area > or = 25,000 sf s & Non- 1% of construction cost : N/A; Non-: New building construction or addition of floor area > or = 25,000 s.f. in the followings; (1) all percels RH, TB, SB, SLI, SLR, SSO, C-M, UMU, WMUG, WMUO and SALI Districts; (2) properties that are zoned MUG, MOU, or MUR and that are north of Division/Duboce/13th Streets; (3) all parcels zoned C-2 except for those on Blocks 4991 (Executive Park) and 7295 (Stonestown Galleria Mall). $10.96 per gross square foot (Table 418.3A). Credit may be given for existing use on site. See Change of & Replacement table for reference. : At least one net new residential unit or additional space in an existing unit of more than 800 gross square feet; Non-: N/A and Recreation and Parks Unit N/A payment January 1, 2013 August 19, 2005 School Impact State Ed. Code Section / Hotel / Office / Senior Houing / Research & / Retail / Hospital / Industrial Warehouse Manufacturing per square foot = $3.360 / Hotel or Motel per square foot = $0.180 / Office per square foot = $0.540 / Senior Housing per square foot = $0.180 / Research & per sf = $0.474 / Retail per square foot = $0.346 / Hospital per square foot = $0.435 / Industrial, Warehouse, Manufacturing per square foot = $0.425 : Increased habitable floor area ; Non-: Increased floor area 4,5,6,7,8 SFUSD N/A In-lieu fee South of Market Area (SOMA) Stabilization Street Trees, In-Lieu Transit Center Open Space Rincon Hill $13.95 per gross square foot. : Each net addition of gross Section 418.3(d) square feet of residential use; Non- : N/A Public Works Code Article 16 Section 802(h) Transit Center -- C-3- O (SD) Section All From July 1, 2015 through June 30, $1,847 per required tree that cannot be planted. All and Mayor's Office of Economic : N/A; Non-: N/A and of Public Works * : $2.88 base fee * Office: $3.46 base fee, PLUS $8.06 for any gsf that exceeds Floor Area Ratio (FAR) of 9:1 * Retail: $5.76 base fee, PLUS $5.18 for any gsf that exceeds FAR of 9:1 * Hotel: $4.61 base fee : (1) At least one net new residential unit; or (2) Addition of more than 800 gross square feet to an existing residential unit, or (3) At least one new group housing facility or residential care facility, or * Institutional/Cultural/Medical: $5.76 (4) Addition of more than 800 gross base fee, PLUS $4.95 for any gsf that exceeds FAR of 9:1 * Industrial: $2.88 base fee square feet to an existing group housing or residential care facility, or (5) Conversion of existing space to a different use where the project's total fee being replaced.; Non-: (1) New construction, or (2) Addition of more than 800 gross square feet, or (3) Conversion of existing space to a different use where the project's total fee being replaced. N/A August 19, 2005 If tree planting is September 17, 1985 required but not approvable by DPW, the in-lieu fee is required. September 7, 2012 File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: DIF Register Date Printed: 4/5/2016 Page 4 of 10
5 Impact to the s & Non- Unit Transit Center Transportation and Street Improvement Transit Center -- C-3- O (SD) Section All Includes only columns B, C and D of : (1) At least one net new table 424.7A: * : $4.54 base fee, PLUS $6.91 for gsf that exceeds FAR of 9:1, PLUS $3.46 for gsf that exceeds FAR of 18:1. residential unit; or (2) Addition of more than 800 gross square feet to an existing residential unit, or (3) At least one new group housing * Office: $4.38 base fee, PLUS $22.47 facility or residential care facility, or for gsf that exceeds FAR of 9:1, PLUS (4) Addition of more than 800 gross $11.52 for gsf that exceeds FAR of 18:1. square feet to an existing group housing or residential care facility, or * Retail: $2.36 base fee, PLUS $22.47 (5) Conversion of existing space to a for gsf that exceeds FAR of 9:1, PLUS different use where the project's total fee $11.52 for gsf that exceeds FAR of 18:1. * Hotel: $4.49 base fee, PLUS $9.22 being replaced.; Non-: (1) New construction, for gsf that exceeds FAR of 9:1, PLUS or $3.46 for gsf that exceeds FAR of 18:1. (2) Addition of more than 800 gross * Institutional/Cultural/ Medical: $4.26 base fee, PLUS $22.47 for gsf square feet, or (3) Conversion of existing space to a that exceeds FAR of 9:1, PLUS $11.52 different use where the project's total fee for gsf that exceeds FAR of 18:1. * Industrial: $4.61 base fee being replaced. September 7, 2012 Transit Center Transit Delay Mitigation (TDMF) Transit Center -- C-3- O (SD) Section All Includes only column A of table 424.7A: * : $0.07. * Office: $0.23. * Retail: $2.25. * Hotel: $0.12. * Institutional/Cultural/ Medical: $0.35 : (1) At least one net new residential unit; or (2) Addition of more than 800 gross square feet to an existing residential unit, or (3) At least one new group housing facility or residential care facility, or (4) Addition of more than 800 gross square feet to an existing group housing or residential care facility, or (5) Conversion of existing space to a different use where the project's total fee being replaced.; Non-: (1) New construction, or (2) Addition of more than 800 gross square feet, or (3) Conversion of existing space to a different use where the project's total fee being replaced. September 7, 2012 Transit Impact (TIDF) : TIDF will be replaced by TSF (below), except for "Grandfathered" projects Section 411 Cultural/ Institutional/ Educational, Management/ Information/ Professional Services (i.e., office), Medical and Health Services, Production/ Distribution/ Repair, Retail/ Entertainment, Visitor Services * $15.32 for Day Care/ Center; * $15.32 for Post-Secondary School; * $12.73 for Museum; * $15.32 for Other Institutional; * $14.56 for Management/ Information/Prof. Svcs.; * $15.32 for Medical and Health Services; * $7.83 for Production/ Distribution/Repair; * $15.32 for Retail/ Entertainment; * $14.56 for Visitor Services. Credit may be given for existing uses on site. : N/A; Non-: > or = 800 s.f. of applicable use 4,5,6,7 Municipal Transportation Agency only June 3, 1981 File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: DIF Register Date Printed: 4/5/2016 Page 5 of 10
6 Impact to the s & Non- Unit Transportation Sustainability (TSF) Van Ness Avenue Special District Housing In-Lieu : TSF replaces the TIDF (above), except for "Grandfathered" projects Van Ness Special District Section 411A Section 243(c)(8)(B)(i) All For : Units: $7.74 per gross sq. ft. >99 Units: $8.74 per gross sq. ft. For Non-: ,999 gsf: $18.04 per gross s.f. >99,999 gsf: $19.04 per gross s.f. For Hospitals: $18.74 per gross s.f. - based on ratio of net new beds provided For Medical Services: >12,000 gross s.f.: $11.00 per gross s.f. For PDR: 1,500 gross s.f.: $7.61 per gross s.f. Credit may be given for existing uses on site. $15.36 X Loss (Loss = Sq. Ft. requirement minus Sq. Ft. developed) : >20 new dwelling units; Non-: new construction or > 800 gross s.f. addition of applicable use PDR: new construction or addition >1,500 gross s.f. No more than a 50% reduction of the required housing for a specific project can be fulfilled by paying an in-lieu fee. 4,5,6,7 Controller's Office and/or Municipal Transportation Agency and Mayor's Office of only December 25, 2015 Optional September 1, 2011 Van Ness and Market Affordable Housing Market/Octavia Section Non-$38.23 per net additional gsf for FAR between 6:1 and 9:1. : Construction with FAR (Floor Area Ratio) between 6:1 and 9:1.; Non-: Construction with FAR (Floor Area Ratio) above between 6:1 and 9:1. N/A May 30, 2008 Van Ness and Market Neighborhood InfraStructure Market/Octavia Section Non-$19.11 per net additional gsf for FAR above 9:1 : Construction with FAR (Floor Area Ratio) above 9:1; Non- : Construction with FAR above 9:1 N/A Impact or In- Kind Improvement May 30, 2008 File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: DIF Register Date Printed: 4/5/2016 Page 6 of 10
7 Impact to the s & Non- Unit Visitacion Valley Facilities & Infrastructure Impact Visitacion Valley Section 420 * $5.84 per square foot, change of use * Credit may be given for existing use on site. See Change of & Replacement table for reference. : All residential development projects of 20 or more units that result in a new unit or an addition > or = to 800 gross s.f.; Non-: N/A and Board of Supervisors Net November 18, 2005 Wastewater Capacity Charge SFPUC Resolution No and Change of - Meter Size (eff. 7/1/15-6/30/16) (SIC4) 5/8""-$4,343 3/4"-$6,514 1"-$10, /2"-$21,715 2"-$34,744 3"-$65,145 4"-$108,574 6"-$217,148 8"-$347,437 10"-$499,441 12"-$933,738 16"-$1,628,613 Non (SIC2-SIC3 and SIC5- SIC11) for detail rates, please refer to page 16 and 17 of SFPUC Rates Schedules on website address: ent.aspx?documentid=5984 : New construction, additional sq footage, development of existing sq footage, change of use; Non- : New construction, additional sq footage, development of existing sq footage, change of use 4,5,6,7 San Francisco Public Utilities Commission See s only July 1, 2005 Water Capacity Charge PUC Resolution No and Change of - Meter Size (eff. 7/1/15-6/30/16) /Non- 5/8""-$1,276 3/4"-$1,914 1"-$3, /2"-$6,381 2"-$10,211 3"-$19,145 4"-$31,908 6"-$63,819 8"-$102,110 10"-$146,706 12"-$274,277 16"-$478,391 : New construction, additional sq footage, development of existing sq footage, change of use; Non- : New construction, additional sq footage, development of existing sq footage, change of use 4,5,6,7 San Francisco Public Utilities Commission See s only July 1, 2007 File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: DIF Register Date Printed: 4/5/2016 Page 7 of 10
8 SAN FRANCISCO CITYWIDE DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE REGISTER CHANGE OF USE AND REPLACEMENT TABLES "Replacement of " is the total amount of gross floor area, as defined in Section of the, to be demolished and reconstructed by a development project. "Change of " is the change of gross floor area from one category of land use to another category of land use within an existing structure. Impact : Inclusionary Affordable Housing - Jobs-Housing Linkage to the : Inclusionary Affordable Housing: - Commercial : Table 413.6B Schedule for Replacement of or Change of Previous Entertainment, Hotel, Integrated PDR, Office, Research &, Retail, or Small Enterprise Workspace Institutional which received its First Institutional or PDR which received its First Certificate of Occupancy on or Institutional or PDR that received its First Certificate of Occupancy after April 1, 2010 New per (GSF) Entertainment $5.97 Hotel $1.12 Integrated PDR $2.11 Office $7.74 Research & $0 Retail $5.97 Small Enterprise Workspace $2.11 Entertainment, Hotel, Integrated PDR, Office, Retail, or Small Enterprise Workspace Entertainment, Hotel, Integrated PDR, Office, Research &, Retail, or Small Enterprise Workspace Institutional, PDR, Research &, Any Entertainment, Hotel, Integrated PDR, Office, PDR, Research &, Retail, or Small Enterprise Workspace $0 $0 $0 Full Rate for New Applies Full Rate for New Applies Impact : Balboa Park Infrastructure Impact to the : Balboa Park - + Non- : Table 422.3B Schedule for Replacement of or Change of in the Balboa Park Area to or Nonresidential; or Non-residential to Non-residential Non- to (GSF) PDR to (GSF) PDR to Non- (GSF) $0 $8.28 $9.24 $0.96 Impact : Neighborhoods Infrastructure Impact (Mission District, Central Waterfront, SOMA, Showplace) File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: Change of & Replacement Date Printed: 4/5/2016, 1:53 PM Page 8 of 10
9 to the : Neighborhoods - + Non- : Table 423.3B Schedule for Replacement of or Change of in the Neighborhoods Area Tier (per Sec (a)) to or Non-residential; or Nonresidential to Nonresidential (GSF) Non- to (GSF) PDR to (GSF) PDR to Non-residential (GSF) 1 $0 $2.55 $6.37 $ $0 $2.55 $11.47 $ $0 $2.55 $16.57 $14.02 "Replacement of " is the total amount of gross floor area, as defined in Section of the, to be demolished and reconstructed by a development project. "Change of " is the change of gross floor area from one category of land use to another category of land use within an existing structure. Changes of use are subject to Tier 1 rates only, regardless of the Tier classification of the subject property. Impact : Market & Octavia Infrastructure Impact to the : Market/Octavia - + Commercial : Table 421.3B Schedule for Replacement of or Change of in the Market and Octavia Area to or Nonresidential; or Non-residential to Non-residential (GSF) Non- to (GSF) PDR to (GSF) PDR to Non- (GSF) $0 $7.14 $9.30 $2.17 Impact : Market & Octavia Inclusionary Affordable Housing to the : Market/Octavia - (Not RTO) : Table 416.3A Inclusionary Affordable Housing Schedule in the Market and Octavia Area Net addition of residential use or change of use to residential use Replacement of, or change of use from, non-residential to residential use Replacement of, or change of use from, PDR to residential use Van Ness and Market Special District (GSF) NCT (GSF) RTO (GSF) $9.17 $4.59 $0 $4.84 $0.25 $0 $7.01 $2.42 $0 Impact : Rincon Hill Infrastructure Impact to the : Rincon Hill - : Table 418.3B Rincon Hill Infrastructure Impact Schedule for Replacement of or Change of in the Rincon Hill Area to or Nonresidential; Non-residential to Non-residential; or PDR to Non- (GSF) Non- to (GSF) PDR to (GSF) $0 $6.37 $8.66 Impact : Visitacion Valley Facilities & Infrastructure Impact to the : Visitacion Valley - : 420.3B n/a to or Nonresidential; Non-residential to Non-residential; or PDR to Non- (GSF) Non- to (GSF) PDR to (GSF) $0 $4.59 $2.96 File: Master Impact Schedule 2016 DBI Register FINAL Posting_ xlsx, Tab: Change of & Replacement Date Printed: 4/5/2016, 1:53 PM Page 9 of 10
10 SAN FRANCISCO CITYWIDE DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE REGISTER CHILD CARE-RESIDENTIAL CHANGE/REPLACEMENT OF USE AND PLAN AREA FEE CREDITS TABLE Plan Area Impact s Plan Area Rate per GSF Portion of Plan Area to Child Care Amount of Plan Area per GSF to Child Care Full Child Care- Rate per GSF (10+ DUs) Effective Child Care Rate per GSF (10+ DUs) with Plan Area Credit Full Child Care- Rate per GSF (1-9 DUs) Effective Child Care Rate per GSF (1-9 DUs) with Plan Area Credit Rincon Hill (Sec. 418) New $ % $0.00 $1.83 $1.83 $0.91 $0.91 Changes and Replacement of Non- to $6.37 0% $0.00 $0.26 $0.26 $0.13 $0.13 PDR to $8.66 0% $0.00 $0.26 $0.26 $0.13 $0.13 Visitacion Valley (Sec. 420) New $ % $1.17 $1.83 $0.66 $0.91 $0.00 Changes and Replacement of Non- to $ % $0.92 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 PDR to $ % $0.59 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 Market and Octavia (Sec. 421) New $ % $0.92 $1.83 $0.91 $0.91 $0.00 Changes and Replacement of Non- to $7.14 8% $0.57 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 PDR to $9.30 8% $0.74 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 Balboa Park (Sec. 422) New $ % $1.53 $1.83 $0.30 $0.91 $0.00 Change and Replacemnt of Non- to $ % $1.24 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 PDR to $ % $1.39 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 Neighborhoods (Sec. 423) New - Tier 1 $ % $0.66 $1.83 $1.17 $0.91 $0.25 New - Tier 2 $ % $0.99 $1.83 $0.84 $0.91 $0.00 New - Tier 3 $ % $1.33 $1.83 $0.50 $0.91 $0.00 EN Designated Affordable Housing Zones (Mission NCT and MUR Districts within the boundaries of either the East SoMa or Western SoMa Area Plans) N/A 0% $0.00 $1.83 $1.83 $0.91 $0.91 Changes and Replacement of Non- to - Tier 1 $2.55 7% $0.17 $0.26 $0.09 $0.13 $0.00 Non- to - Tier 2 $2.55 7% $0.17 $0.26 $0.09 $0.13 $0.00 Non- to - Tier 3 $2.55 7% $0.17 $0.26 $0.09 $0.13 $0.00 PDR to - Tier 1 $6.37 7% $0.41 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 PDR to - Tier 2 $ % $0.75 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 PDR to - Tier 3 $ % $1.08 $0.26 $0.00 $0.13 $0.00 Van Ness & Market Affordable Housing and Infrastructure (Sec. 424) New (6:1 FAR to 9:1 FAR) $ % $0.00 $1.83 $1.83 $0.91 $0.91 New (Above 9:1 FAR) $ % $1.53 $1.83 $0.30 $0.91 $0.00 Changes and Replacement of Non- to N/A N/A N/A $0.26 $0.26 $0.13 $0.13 PDR to N/A N/A N/A $0.26 $0.26 $0.13 $0.13
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