General Plan - Moreno Valley

CHAPTER 8 – HOUSINGMORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLANPolicyProgram3.1.05 The City Manager shall be given the authority to waive all or a portion ofDevelopment Impact Fees. If there is determined to be an exceptionally strongbenefit in housing accessibility for lower-income and special needs groups.UpdateIn the past, the Agency has paid for the development impact fees, design enhancements,public improvements and land acquisition for projects deemed as having a strong benefit forlower-income households and special needs groups. The City Manager does not haveauthority to waive Development Impact Fees for any purpose.ResultsProject Units Fees Paid by RDATELACU Villa 75 $ 800,000Habitat for Humanity 4 $ 66,900Crippled Children’s 25 $ 833,160Total 104 $1,700,060PolicyPrograms3.1.06 The Planning Department, in cooperation with EDD/RDA, will review the amount,condition and value of vacant land currently zoned to allow the creation of newmobile home park spaces in Moreno Valley by December of 1991. If sufficientappropriate locations are not available for the creation of 800 new mobile homespace by 1995, the Planning Department will develop a program to increase theappropriately zoned area, or to otherwise provide sufficient area for the potentialdevelopment of at least 1600 additional mobile home spaces (conditional usagreement, etc) within the City’s housing mix.UpdateThe City is currently revising its General Plan. Although, some areas will be rezoned to allowfor future development of multi-family housing, rezoning to increase the number of locationsavailable for the creation of new mobile home spaces is not contemplated. However, mobilehomes are allowed in any residential zone, with a conditional use permit.Page 8-96 July 11, 2006