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Assembly passes SB 1036 to clarify Mitigation Fee Act credits for prior site uses
Summary
SB 1036, presented by Assemblymember Rubio for Senator Grayson, would require jurisdictions to credit a property's prior use for similar redevelopment projects under the Mitigation Fee Act; the Assembly passed the bill by a unanimous roll call reported as Ayes 55, No 0.
The Assembly unanimously passed SB 1036 (presented on behalf of Senator Grayson) on May 7, a bill intended to provide clarity under the Mitigation Fee Act by requiring jurisdictions to give a credit for a property's prior use when a redevelopment project has a similar existing use.
Assemblymember Rubio said the bill creates a uniform policy so impact fees are charged only for the new impact a development causes, reducing duplicative charges and lowering development costs in some cases. Rubio told the Assembly that the bill has had bipartisan support and "has had zero no votes" in committee, and he asked for an "I vote." The Clerk read the roll as Ayes 55, No 0 and the measure was declared passed.
