Pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 30519 in the California Coastal Act, the City’s Local Coastal Program only applies to this 36-acre industrial site. The University of California owns all of this property with the exception of an existing 36-acre research and light industrial development. The majority of this area is within the San Joaquin Freshwater Marsh and a portion of the University of California natural land and water resources system. Housing in the Coastal Zone Approximately 250 acres of the City of Irvine lie within the coastal boundaries. Therefore, height limits in the City do not constrain housing development. As demonstrated by the City’s past development trends, high density residential developments are able to achieve close to or exceed the maximum permitted densities. In high density residential districts, height limits range from 50 in medium and high density residential, 70 in the Multi-Use district, and higher in other districts such as the IBC and the Urban Commercial. Height Limits Land use regulations establish a height limit of 35 in low density residential districts except for the Estate District, which permits structures up to 50 in height. Therefore, the City’s parking standards are not considered a constraint. The City’s parking standards are lower than those adopted by many surrounding cities and comparable to the parking standards permitted by the state Density Bonus law for affordable housing projects eligible for a density bonus.
Permit fees: $205.74 + $0.75 microfilming fee (per plan sheet)Įnvironmental Impact Report: Initial Deposit: $30,000 Minimum Balance: $10,000Īnnexation, Concept Plan, Conditional Use Permit, Detachment, General Plan Amendment, Zone Changeįee Per Hour: $128 Initial Deposit: $12,000įour or More Bedrooms: 2.5 parking spaces The City’s parking code does allow on-street parking on a development site to count toward fulfilling visitor parking requirements, whereas the state parking standards (in conjunction with a density bonus) does not. Major Thoroughfare and Bridge Fee San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Zone A Zone B Foothill/Eastern Trans. Single-Family: $0.26/square foot Multiple-family: $0.20/square foot Single-Family: $0.25/square foot Multiple-family: $0.25/square foot Single-Family: $0.025/square foot Multiple-family: $0.02/square foot
Planning and Development Fees for Residential Projects
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