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CITY OF LODI COUNCIL COMMUNICATION
AGENDA TITLE: Consider the Lodi Unified School District 1991-92
Declaration of Impaction
MEETING DATE: October 16, 1992
PREPARED BY: Community Development Director
RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council conduct a public hearing to
consider the Lodi Unified School District 1991-92
Declaration of Impaction and take appropriate action.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: On September 3, 1991 the Lodi Unified School District
Board of Trustees ad ted Resolution 91-98 Declaring
Continued Conditions of Nvercrowing in the District.
All schools within the corporate limits of the City of Lodi were listed as over
crowded.
The District is asking the City Council to adopt a Resolution declaring continued
impacting so that LUSD may continue to adopt SB20I fee (old fee).
District staff will be available to discuss this matter with the City Council.
FLt DM None required.
ks . Schroeder
ty Development Director
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Attachments
APPROVED: --T-;I-TJ- J• U - t, %1 #W
THOMAS A. PETERSON recyaspen
Exhibit ""3",
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FACILITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT
1300 West Lodi Avenue, Suite S, Lodi, California 95242
Mailing Address: 815 West Lockeford Street, Lodi, California 95240
REIVE5
September 15, 1991 SEP 16 1991
COMMUBttY
Mr. Jim Schroder DEPARTMENT
City of Lodi, Community Development
City Hall
221 West Pine Street
Lodi CA 95241-1910
Dear Mr. Schroder:
Attached is a listing of Lodi Unified Schools within the Lodi city Iimits.
All of the elementary schools and the middle school are impacted and are on a year
round calendar.
The high schools are also impacted and are on a modified traditional calendar.
If you would like additional information, please call.
Sincerely,
Fred ag y
PI ' ` g Analyst
Lodi (209)331-7217 Stockton (209)953-8217
Impacted Schools in the City of Lodi 1991-92 School Year
ELEMENTARY
Beckman
Heritage
Lakewood
Lawrence
Nichols
Reese
Vinewood
Washington
MIDDLE
Senior El
HIGH
Tokay High
Lodi High
Liberty High
OTHER
Washington DCH
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September 4,1991
Mr. Tom Peterson
City Manaiger
City cf Lodi
221 West Pine Street
Lodi, CA 95240 -
FACILITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT
1300 West Lodi Avenue, Suite S, Lodi, California 95242
Mailing Address: 815 West Lockeford Street, Lodi, California 95240
Re: 1991 Declaration of Impaction (S8 201 Developer Fee - Old Bedroom Tax)
Dear Mr. Peterson:
SEP 1 1991
Alft COMMUNITY
ti DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT
Transmitted herewith is a copy of Resolution 91-98 "Declaring Impacted school Attendance
Areas" for the 1991-92 year. The District respectfully requests that the Chi of Lodi adopt a
resolution declaring oonti mmd impaction in the Lodi UY fied School District and continuance of
Ordinance No.
The District intends to continuecollection of DeveloperFees for schools unde-the provisions of
AB 2926; however, the District requests that the City of Lodi's authority tr) adllect the "old
fee"ESB 201) be retainedt in the event the Distr or City cf Lodi areprecluded from collecting
the "new fee." Approval of the annual resolution will maintain the "status quo" and result in
no inL eased fees or changes in procedure.
Thank you for your consideration.
Attachment
cc: JimSchroeder, Director of Community Development
Dixon Flynn, Finance Director
Lodi (209) 331-7217 Stockton (209) 953-8217
BEFORE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT OF THE COUNTY OF SAN JOAQUIN, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
RESOLUTION 91-98
DECLARING CONTINUED CONDITIONS OF OVERCROWDING
WHEREAS, the Lodi Unified School District will have 5.027 "unhoused"
students by State de£initiert in the 1991-92 school year; and
W H E R E A S . a formal request to each local agency is required annually in
order to' continue the ordinances permitting collection of developer fees
pursuant to SB 201; and
WHEREAS, - such a continuance of authority is in the best interest of the
District and the students and communities it serves.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the District hereby requests that
the City of Lodi, the City of Stockton, and the County of San Joaquin adopt
resolutions declaring the following attendance areas within the Lodi Unified
Schooi District as overcrowded for the purpose of maintaining the previously
adopted developer fee ordinances pursuant to SB 201.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the District will not request the cities or
county to collect developer fees under the provisions of ordinances pursuant
to SB 201 unless the District is prohibited from coliecting directly under the
provisions of curredt statues commencing with AB 2926.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of September, 1991, by the following vote
of the Board of Trustees of the Lodi Unified School District, to wit:
AYES: Johnston, Souza, Heberle, Suess, Ball, Davis
NOES: None
ABSENT: Lynch
Ann loh"toy,,41erk of the
Board 'of T&Aees
(2- Z— Q',:=
Rick Souza, President of the e
Board of Trustees
i5.44.100
Chapter 15.48
SCHOOL FACILITIES
DEDICATIONS
Sections:
.applicability.
Article L
General Provisions
15.48.010
Title and purpose.
15.48.020
Statutory authority
15.48.090
Conflicts..
15.48.030
General plan
Contents.
conformance.
15.48.040
Regulation
overcrowded school.
promulgation.
Article I1. Definitions
15.48.050
.applicability.
15.48.060
Developer.
15.48.070
Dwelling unit.
15.48.080
i'vtobilehome space.
15.48.090
School districts.
15.48.100
Conditions of
Contents.
Overcrowding.
15.48.110
Reasonable methods of
overcrowded school.
mitigating conditions of
Residential development
overcrowding.
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15.48.120 Residential development
Article Ill. Procedure and Requirements
15.48.130
Notice of overcrowding
by school districts—
Findings.
15.48.140
Notice of overcrowding
by school districts—
Contents.
15.48.150
Designation of
overcrowded school.
15.48.160
Residential development
approval—Findings
required.
15.48.170
Residential development
approval—Exemptions.
15.48.180
District schedule of use.
15.48.190
Land or fees—
Preference of developer.
15.48.200
Land or fees —
Determination.
15.48.210
Dedication.
15.48.220
Fee payment.
15.48.230
Amount required.
15.48.240
Use of land and fees.
15.38.250
accounting and report
by school district.
15.38.260
Termination of
requirements.
15.48.270
School capacity
determination.
.article 1. General Provisions
15.48.010 Title and purpose.
The ordinance codified in thischapter
shall be known as the '-school facilities
dedication ordinance." The purpose of
this chapter is to provide a method for
financing interim school facilities neces-
sitated by new residential developments
t5.48.010
causing conditions of overcrowding. any employee. agent or independentcon-
(Prior code § 19.4.1A) tractor. (Priorcode § 19A -2B)
15.48.020 Statutory authority— 25.48.070 Dwelling unit.
Conflicts. "Dwelling unit" includes each single -
This chapter is enacted pursuant to family dwelling and each unit of a multi -
Chapter 4.7 (commencing with Section unit dwelling structure designed as a sep-
65970), of Division I of Title 7 of the arate habitation for one or more
Government Code. In the case of any occupants. "Dwelling unit"also includes
conflict between the provisions of this a new factory -built housing installed in
chapter and those of Chapter 4.7. the accordance with Section 19960 et sec}. of
latter shall prevail. (Prior code § 19A 2B) the Health and Safety Code of the state.
(Priorcede§ 19A -2C)
15.48.030 General plan conformance.
The city's general plan providesforthe 15.48.080 Mobile home space.
location of public schools. interim school "Mobile home space" includes each
facilities to be constructed from fees or space in a mobile home park designed to
land required to be dedicated. or both, be used for parking a mobile home OR a
shall be consistent with the general plan. temporary. semipermanent or perma-
(Prior code § 19A IC) nent basis. (Prior code § 19A -2D)
15.48.040 Reguhtion promulgation. 15.48.090 Schooldistricts.
The council may from time to time, by "School districts" includes all school
resolution. issue regulations to establish districts located in wholeorin partwithin
administration. procedures. interpreta- the city. (Priorcode § 19A 7F_)
tion and policy direction fcr this chapter.
(Prior code § 19A -1D) 15.48.100 Conditions of
overcrowding.
Article II. Definitions "Conditions of overcrowding" means
that the total enrollment of a school.
15.48.050 Applicability. including enrollment from proposed
Except where the context otherwise development. exceeds the capacity of
requires. the definitions given in this arti- such school asdetermined by the govern-
cle govern the construction of this chap- ing body of the district. (Prior code $
ter. 4 Prior code $ 19A -2A) 19A-217
15.48.060 Developer. 15.48.1 10 Reasonable methods of
"Developer" includes even, person. mitigating conditions of
firm. corporation. or other business overcrowding.
entity constructing or installing s new "Reasonable methods for mitigating
dwelling unit or mobile home space. conditions of overcrowding" include.
either directly or through the services of but are not limited to:
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15.48.110
A. Any agreements entered into by
the affected school district which would
alleviate conditions of overcrowding
caused by new residential development:
B. The use of relocatable structures.
student transportation and school
boundary realignments:
C. The use of available bond or state
loan revenues to the extent authorized by
law:
D. The use of funds which could be
available from the sale of surplus school
district real property and funds available
from other appropriate sources. as deter-
mined by the governing body of affected
school districts:
E. Agreements between a subdivider
or other developer ofresidentialdevelop-
ments in the affected school district
whereby temporary -use buildings will be
Ieased to or for the benefit of the school
district or temporary -use buildings
owned by the school district will be used.
(Priorcode § 19X2G)
15.48.120 Residential development
"Residential development" means a
project containing residential dwellings.
including mobile hares. of one or more
units. ora division of land forthe purpose
of constructing one or more residential
dwelling units. Residential development
includes. but is not limited tc. a prelimi-
nary or Final development plan. a sub-
division tentative map. a parcel map.
conditional use permit. or any other dis-
cretionary permit for new residential
dwelling use. (Prior code 3 19A-2 H)
Article III. Procedure and Requirements
15.38.130 Notice of overcrowding by
school disrricrs—Findings.
The governingbody ofa school district
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which operates. in whole or in part.
within the city may at anytime. pursuant
to Government Code Section 65971.
notify the city council that it has found
that:
A. Conditions of overcrowding exist
in one or more attendance areas within
the district which will impair the normal
functioning of educational programs
including the reason for such conditions
existing;
B. A I I reasonable methods of mitigat-
ing conditions of overcrowding have
been evaluated; and
C. No feasible methods for reducing
such conditions exist. Such notification
shall remain in effectuntil withdrawn in
writing by the governing body of the
school district_ (Prior code § 19A -3A)
15.48.140 Notice of overcrowding by
school districts—Contents.
The notice shallbe in writingand shall
set forth the dear and convincing evi-
dence upon which such findings are
based. It shall specify:
A. The findings listed in Section
15.48.130:
B. The Findings offact and asummary
of the evidence upon which the findings
in Section 15.48.130 were based:
C. The mitigation measures and
methods. including those listed in Sec-
tion 15.48.110. considered by the school
district in any determination made con-
cerning them by the district:
D. The precise geographic boundaries
of rhe overcrowded attendance area or
areas:
E. Such other information as may be
required by council regulation. (Prior
code 3 19A -3B)
15.48.150 Designation of
overcrowded school.
Upon receipt of a notice as described
in Section 15.48.130. the city council
shall schedule and conduct a public hear-
ing on the notification for the purpose of
allowing interested parties to comment
on the .matter. Following such hearing,
the city council shall determine whether
it concurs in such finding. if the city
council concurs. it shall by resolution
designate the school as an overcrowded
school. (Priorcode§ 19A -3C)
15.48.160 Residential development
approvai—Findings
required.
Within the attendance area where it
has been determined pursuant to Section
15.48.150 that conditions of overcrowd-
ing exist. the city's planning agency shall
not thereafter approve a residential
development as defined in Section
15.48.200 unless the planning agency
makes one of the following findings:
A. That pursuant to this chapter.
provision has been made for payment of
fees. dedication of land. or both. or some
other provision has been agreed upon by
the applicant and the school district for a
residential development to mitigate the
conditions of overcrowding within that
attendance area: or
B. There exist specific overriding
Fiscal. economic. social or environmental
factorswhich. in thejudgment of the city
planning agency. would benefit the com-
munity as a whole. therebyjustifying the
approval of a residential development
otherwise subject to the provisions of this
chapter without requiring the payment
of fees or the dedication of land or other
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15.48.150
alternative provisions of this chapter.
(Priorcode § 19A -3D)
15.48.170 Residential development
approval—Exemptions.
Residential developments shall be
exempt from the requirements of this
chapter when they consist only of the
following:
A. Any modification or remodeling of
an existing legally established dwelling
unit that does not create an additional
dwelling unit:
B. The propcsed development is
located within a redevelopment area des-
ignated by a redevelopment agency pur-
suant to the Community Redevelop-
ment Law, Health and Safety Code
Section 33000: or
C. A condominium project convert-
ing an existing apartment building into a
condominium where no new dwelling
units are added:
D. Any rebuilding of a legally estab-
lished dwelling unit destroyed or
damaged by fire. explosion. act of God or
other accident or catastrophe:
E. Any rebuilding of an historical
building recognized. acknowledged and
designated as such by the planning
agency. (Prior code 3 19A -3E)
15.48.180 District schedule of use.
Following the decision of the city to
require the dedication of land or the pay-
ment of fees. or both. the governingbody
of the school district shall submit a sched-
ule specifying how it will use the land or
fees. or both. to solve the conditions of
overcrowding. The schedule shall
include the school sites to be used. the
classroom facilities to be made available.
13.48.134
and the time when such facilities will be
available. In the event the governing
body of rhe school district cannot meet
the schedule. it shall submit modifica-
tions to the city council and the reasons
for the modifications. (Prior code
19A -3F)
15.48.190 Land or fees—Preference
of developer.
At the time off ling an application for
the approval of a proposed residential
development located in an attendance
area where the council has concurred
with the findings of the school district as
provided in this chapter. the applicant
shall. as part of such filing. indicate
whether he prefers to dedicate land for
interim school facilities or to pay a fee in
lieu thereofor do acombination of these.
If the applicant prefers to dedicate land.
he shall describe the specific land. (Prior
code § 19A -3G)
15.48.200 Land or fees—
Determination.
At the time of initial residential devel-
opment or building permit approval. the
planning agency shall determ i ne whether
to require a dedication of land within the
development. payment of a fee in lieu
thereof or a combination of both. In
making this determination. the agency
shall consider the following factors:
,A_ Whether lands offered for dedica-
tion will be consistent with the general
plan:
B. The topography, soils. soil sta-
bilitv. drainage. access. location and gen-
eral utility of land in the development
available for dedication:
C. Whether the location and amount
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of lands proposed to be dedicated or the
amount of fees to be paid. or both. will
bear a reasonable relationship and will be
limited to the needs of the community
for interim elementary and/or high
school facilities including ail mandated
educational programs andwill be reason-
ably it ated and limited to the need for
schools caused by the development:
D. Any recommendations made by
affected school districts concerning the
location and amount of lands to be dedi-
cated
E. If only a subdivision is proposed.
whether it will contain fifty parcels or
less. (Priorcode § 19A -3H)
15.48.210 Dedication.
When the dedication of land is
required. the developer shall makea writ-
ten OfTer of dedication to the affected
school district. which shall then have
thirty days in which to formally accept or
reject the offer. If the school district
rejects the offer of dedication. it shall
notify the city council in writing of its
reasons for so doing. The city council
shall then determine whether to assess
fees in lieu of dedication or require the
dedication of other land within the pro-
posed development. if the school district
takes no action within thirty days of
receiving the written offer. such otTer
shall be deemed to have been rejected.
( Prior code § 19.A-31)
15.48.220 Fee payment.
If the payment of fees is required. such
payment shall be made at the time the
i
building permit is issued. Only the pay-
ment of fees may be required in subdivi-
sions or developments containing fifty
parcels or less. (Prior code § 19.4-3J)
15.48.230 Amount required.
A. The location and amount of land
to be dedicated or the amount of fees to
be paid. or both. shall bear a reasonable
relationship and will be limited to the
need for interim school facilities caused
by the development. The location of! and
to be dedicated shall be consistent with
the city's general plan.
B. The council shall by resolution
establish the amount of fees to be paid
when required pursuant to the temis of
this chapter. The rate for mobile homes
l shall be established by dwelling unit. The
rate for all other dwelling units shall be
established on a per bedrom basis. Any
room designed for sleeping which has a
closet is a bedroom for the purposes of
this chapter. The total land area required
to be dedicated pursuant to this chapter
shall be at least equal in monetary value
to the fees which would be otherwise
required. The planning agency shall
determine and establish the monetary
value of land area for the purposes of this
section. (Prior code §§ 19A -4A, 19A -4B)
15.48.240 Use of land and fees.
All land or fees. or both. collected pur-
suant to this chapter and transferred to a
school district shall be used only for the
purpose ofproviding interim elementary
or high school classroom or related facili-
ties. (Priorcode§ 19A -5A)
315
15.48.220
15.48.250 Accounting and report by
school district.
Any school district receiving funds
pursuant to this chapter shall remain a
separate account for any fees paid and
shall filea report with the city council on
the balance in the account at the end of
the previous fbml year and the facilities
leased purchased, or constructed during
the previous fiscal year. In addition. the
report shall specify which attendance
area will continue to be overcrowded
when the fall term begins and where con-
ditions of overcrowding will no longer
exist. Such report shall be filed by August
1st of each year and shall be tiled more
frequently at the request ofthe city coun-
cil. (Priorcode § 19A -5B)
15-48.260 Termination of
requirements.
If overcrowded conditions no longer'
exist. ;he city shall cease levying any fee
or requiring the dedication of any land
pursuant to this chapter. (Prior code §
19A -5C)
15.48.2 i0 School capacity
determination.
The governing body of each school dis-
trict shall. no later than May 1st of each
year. determine the capacity of each
school in the district and project the
enrollment expected in each school for
the next succeeding school year. This
information shall be kept on file at the
district offices and shall be made avail-
able to the public pursuant to the Public
Records .act. The determination of
capacity shall set forth the formulas or
1 5.48.270
other methods employed by the govern-
ing body in making its determination.
(Priorcode§ 19A -5D)
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15.52.15
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15. .180
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1\52.020\ Applicability —\
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unlawf for an person maintai 'ng,
operatin conduc 'ng or ca ing on y
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RESOLUTION NO. 91-196
A RESOLUTTON OF THE LODI CITY CJOUNUL
CONCURRING WITH THE FINDINGS OF THE LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
REGARDING IWACITON AND DECLARING A STATE OF INPACTION
IN ATTENDANCE AREAS WITHIN THE DISTRICT
WHEREAS, pursuant to C, dinance No. 1149, following receipt of
the Declaration of Contin, -,ad Conditions of Overcrowding by the Lodi
Unified School District dated September 3, 1991, the City Council
conducted a public hearing on October 16, 1991 regarding the District's
declaration for the purpose of allowing interested parties to comment
on the matter;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Lodi City Coancil,
following the receipt of testimony concerning the matter, does hereby
concur with the findings of the Lodi Unified School District in
declaring impaction in those school attendance areas shown on Exhibit A
attached hereto, affected by current and proposed development plans,
for the purpose of maintaining the previously adopted developer fee
Ordinance 1149 pursuant to SB 201; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Lodi City Clerk is hereby
directed to transmit -a certified copy of this Resolution to the
Governing Board of the Lodi Unified School District.
Dated: October 16, 1991
I hereby certify that Resolution No. 91-196 was passed and
adopted by the Lodi City Council in a regular meeting held October 16,
1991 by the following vote:
Ayes : Council Members - Pennino, Pinkerton, Sieglock, Snider
and H i nchman (Mayor)
Noes = Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - None
CCS W- &"Le—&
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk
91-196
RES91196/TXTA.02J
impacted Schools in the City cf Lodi 1991-92 School Year---�-
ELEMENTARY
Beckman
Heritage
Lakewood
Lawrence
Nichols
Reese
Vinewood
Washington
MIDDLE
HIGH
OTHER
Senior El
Tokay High
Lodi High
Liberty High
Washington DCH
4`r OF o NC -CE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CITY
®F L V I
Date: October 16, 1991
c�.ep�P CARNEGIE FORUM
305 West Pine Street, Lodi Time: 7:30 p.n).
Por information regarding this Public Hearing
Ptease Contact:
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk
Telephone: 333-6702
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
October 16, 1991
NOTICE B HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday, at the hour of 7:30 p.m., or as
soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the City Council will conduct a
public hearing to consider the following matter:
a) The Lodi Unified School District 1991 Declaration of Impaction
All interested persons are invited to present their views and comments on this
matter. Written statements may be filed with the City Clerk at any time prior
to the hearing scheduled herein, and oral statements may be made at said
hearing.
If you challenge the subject matter in court, you may be limited to raising only
those issues you or someone else raised at the Public Hearing described in
this notice or in written correspondence delivered to the City Clerk, 221 West
Fine Street, at or prior to the Public Hearing.
By Order Of the Lodi City Council:
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk
Dated: October 2, 1991
Approved as to form:
`--� 0
Bobby W. McNatt
City Attorney
_CITY COUNCIL
DAVIDM. HINCHMAN. Mayor
JAMES W. PISRERTON. Jr.
Mayor Pro Tempore
PHILLIP A. PENNINO
JACK A. SIECLOCK
JOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER
CITY OF LQDI
CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET
P.O. BOX 3006
LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241-1910
(209) 334.5634
FAX (209) 333-6795
October 18, 1991
Karen Manning
Facility Planning
Lodi Unified School District
815 W. Lockeford Street
Lodi, CA 95240
Dear Ms. Manning:
THOMAS A PETERSON
City Manager
ALICE M. REIMCHE
City Clerk
BOB MCNATT
City Attorney
Enclosed herewith please find certified copy of Resolution No. 91-196
entitled, "A Resolution of the Lodi City Council Concurring with the
Findings of the Lodi Unified School District Regarding Impaction and
Declaring a State of Impaction in Attendance Areas Within the District"
which was adopted October 16, 1991 by the Lodi City Council following a
public hearing regarding the matter.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call this
office.
Very truly yours,
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk
AMR/Jmp
Enclosure
cc: James B. Schroeder, Community Development Director
LMANNING/TXTA.02J