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2006-2008
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Christopher J. Yuen, Planning Director
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COUNCIL
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BIL 156 Draft 01 2004-2006
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<br /> Honorable Pete Hoffmann <br /> Chair and Presiding Officer <br /> and Members of the County Council <br /> COUNTY COUNCIL <br /> Page 4 <br /> March 8, 2007 <br /> per employee, would be roughly $19,000. This means that the person getting plan <br /> approval fora 10,000 square foot warehouse on a one-acre lot, who we would assume to <br /> generate ten employees and provide 2.5 affordable housing credits, would have an in-lieu <br /> fee of $190,000 to satisfy the affordable housing requirement. This is a tremendous <br /> financial burden for a project like this. In South Hilo, the in-lieu fee would be roughly <br /> $6000 per employee, or $60,000 for aone-acre lot. In Puna, on the other hand, the in-lieu <br /> fee would be zero or close to zero because the median sales price for homes is not that <br /> different than the "120% of median" affordable price. While the in-lieu fee for non- <br /> industrial projects can be high too, those have other options. The proposed amendment I <br /> have drafted reduces the in-lieu fee requirement for an industrial project from being <br /> based on 25%, to 10%, of the difference between the median sales price of homes in a <br /> district and the 120% of median figure. This would reduce the fee to about $7600 per <br /> employee in North Kona, and $2400 per employee in South Hilo. <br /> There is also a slight wording change to sec. 11-6(c) to change the term "dwelling unit" <br /> to "housing credit", because the technically the applicant has to earn a "housing credit" <br /> rather than provide a dwelling unit. <br /> The specific amendments to implement the above are as follows: <br /> Amend section 11-4(d) to read as follows: <br /> "(d) Requirements for industrial uses. The industrial uses that must fulfill affordable <br /> housing requirements are any uses allowed as ofright in an ML or MG district, except for <br /> home improvement centers, and any uses that are also allowed as of right in a CG district. <br /> [Individual enterprises generating more than] Rezonings to ML MG or MCX with a <br /> potential to generate more than one hundred employees on a full-time equivalent basis <br /> must earn one affordable housing credit for every four full-time equivalent jobs created. <br /> At the time of rezoning the votential iob veneration shall be assumed to be ten full-time <br /> equivalent lobs ver acre to determine whether subsequent develoyment within the <br /> rezoned area must satisfy an affordable housing reauirement. At the time of elan <br /> ayyroval pursuant to sec 11-9(b~ the affordable housing requirement shall be based <br /> uvon ten full time equivalent iobs ver acre or one per 1 000 square feet of gross floor <br /> area whichever is greater yrovided that the administrator after consultation wtth the <br /> Manning director can reduce the number of iobs based on yroof that the actual number of <br /> iobs created will be lower and provided that in that case the affordable housing <br /> requirement shall be reassessed if the use is changed. The applicant may also satisfv the <br /> <br />
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