1. Preliminary review
  • Schedule preliminary review to discuss the project with Economic Development & Planning (contact Economic Development to schedule)
  • Preliminary approval and funds temporarily reserved
2. Planning entitlement and building permit submittal
  • Planning entitlement(s) issued
  • Building permit(s) submitted
3. Fee credit application submittal
Submit application and all required forms to Economic Development

4. Fee estimate and fee credit approval
  • Fee estimate prepared
  • Eligible development impact fee credit amount determined
  • Fee credit approval attached to building permit record
  • Funds reserved for 24 months
5. Building permit issued
  • Building permit issuance date shall be no more than 24 months from preliminary approval, without prior approval of an extension
  • All fees paid, minus approved fee credits
6. Building permit final
Building permit shall be finalized no later than 24 months from fee credit approval. If not completed within 24 months, applicant shall be responsible for paying fee credits plus interest (equivalent to the City's pooled interest rate).

Application

Project information

Applicant Information

Application submittal requirements:

1. Program Guidelines Evaluation  and    2. Fee estimate request (Commercial or Multi Family Residential)

Program Guidelines Evaluation (Select all that apply)

1.    Project is located on an underutilized property which has not been developed to its maximum potential with a floor area ratio (FAR) of under 30%. Such properties may either include some developed area and some area that remains undeveloped or may be developed with a building and improvements that are not heavily used, such as large parking lots that typically have few parked cars.

PROJECT COMPLIES WITH AT LEAST ONE OF THE PROGRAM GOALS:

1.  Enhance economic vitality and encourage reinvestment by:

2.  Promote mixed-use development and housing:

Mixed-Use Development: Projects that incorporate a mix of commercial and residential uses to create vibrant, walkable environments will be prioritized. Mixed use developments shall provide a density of a minimum of 25 housing units per acre and provide adequate square footage to support commercial uses that are neighborhood serving.

Housing Opportunities: Projects should provide diverse housing options including multifamily and affordable housing development consistent with the specific plan, at densities of a minimum of 25 housing units per acre. Projects that provide a minimum of 20% of the units as affordable shall be prioritized.

Acknowledgement

By electronically signing and submitting this application, I certify under penalty of perjury that the information provided is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and that the project for which I am applying meets the eligibility requirements set forth in this application package.  I understand that the City’s acceptance of this application is for administrative review only and does not constitute an obligation to award a rebate, credit, or guarantee funding. Nothing herein constitutes any other approval or acceptance related to the project.  I acknowledge that my electronic signature has the same legal force and effect as a handwritten signature and legally binds me and the project to the terms and conditions of this application and any related program documents or requirements. If I am not the record owner of the property, I affirm that I have been duly authorized by the property owner to submit this application, to act as their agent, and to represent and bind the owner on all matters related to this application, and I will provide proof of such authorization upon request.  I consent to the City’s verification of the information provided, to inspections or requests for supporting documentation, and agree to comply with any post approval requirements, including repayment of funds, or portions thereof, if eligibility is later found to be false, lacking, or misrepresented.  I, and the owner, if different, inclusive of our affiliates, agents, employees, and representatives, agree to be solely responsible for maintaining eligibility and ensuring the value of fee credits/rebates/or otherwise provided hereby, if any, stay under 2% of total project costs (pursuant to Labor Code Section 1720); and will defend, indemnify, and hold the City and its employees, officials, agents, and representatives, harmless from any claims, actions, determinations, findings, orders, judgements, or otherwise, related to fee credits/rebates/or otherwise and prevailing wages or any other State of California or federal requirement, including project registration and payroll requirements, or otherwise, with such obligations being interpreted as broadly as permitted by law. Nothing herein makes any project a joint venture or the parties joint employers, and the City, applicant and owner, inclusive to and of all of each of their affiliates, officials, agents, employees and representatives, are and shall remain at all times distinct separate parties.  Funding is limited and there is no guarantee of credit/rebate, even if eligibility is met. The allocation and application of credits/rebates is in the sole discretion of the City of Roseville.