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Planning director updates commission on ADU fee reductions and Bay Area TOC policy
Summary
City planning staff briefed the Lafayette Planning Commission on the ADU accelerator program, including a 50% reduction in city impact fees that continues through next year and a potential $15,000 per EDU grant via a state one‑time program, and outlined regional Transit‑Oriented Communities (TOC) implementation stemming from Plan Bay Area 2050.
City planning staff updated the Lafayette Planning Commission on ongoing programs to incentivize accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and on regional policy changes related to Plan Bay Area 2050 and Transit‑Oriented Communities (TOC).
The planning director (name not specified) reminded commissioners that the city’s ADU accelerator program has been in place for about two years and currently reduces city impact fees by 50%; that reduction will continue through next year. The director also said homeowners may be eligible for a one‑time state grant of up to $15,000 per EDU…
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