California Coalition for Rural Housing

Working to ensure affordable housing opportunities for low income and rural households since 1976.

California Inclusionary Housing Policy Database

 

Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo County

Policy and Jurisdiction Information

Population: 15,851
Land Area (sq mi.): 5.7
Year Adopted: 1993
Compliance Type: mandatory
Policy Type: ordinance
   

Developer Options

Construction Alternatives

  • (not offered)conversion to affordable housing
  • (not offered)credit transfer
  • (offered)in-lieu fee
  • (offered)land dedication
  • (not offered)off-site construction

In-Lieu Fee Structure: formula

For projects of 4 to 25 units, the in-lieu fee will be 2.5% of the value of new construction; for projects of 25 units or more, the in-lieu fee will be 1% of the value of new construction. See section 16.80.050 of the policy (pages 2-3 of the download available here).

Incentives

  • (not offered)clustering of IH units
  • (not offered)delayed building of IH units
  • (offered)density bonus
  • (not offered)fast-track processing
  • (not offered)fee deferral
  • (not offered)fee reduction
  • (not offered)fee waiver
  • (not offered)flexible design standards
  • (not offered)growth control extension
  • (not offered)subsidies
  • (not offered)tax abatement
  • (offered)(other)

Requirements

  Rental Units Ownership Units
IH Requirement Threshold 5 units or 5 lots 5 units or 5 lots
% Production Required variable formula; 5 - 25% variable formula; 5 - 25%
Targeted Groups
  • (not offered)extremely low income
  • (offered)very low income
  • (offered)low income
  • (not offered)moderate income
  • (not offered)above-moderate income
  • (not offered)senior
  • (not offered)extremely low income
  • (offered)very low income
  • (offered)low income
  • (not offered)moderate income
  • (not offered)above-moderate income
  • (not offered)senior
Length of Affordability 30 years 30 years

Production Data

Production data not available for this jurisdiction.


Residential building permit activity 5 years before and after adoption of ordinance:

last updated March 4, 2008