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HIA Recommendation (10-17-06) - Page 3 of 5 <br /> <br />b. Prior to the public hearing, the City staff prepares a preliminary listing of the <br />improvements proposed to be made. This list will require City employees to view <br />and inspect the property and discuss the problems with owners and/or members of <br />the association. <br /> <br />c. At the hearing, staff will present its findings and owners will have an opportunity <br />to present relevant testimony and issues related to the proposed area. The hearing <br />is intended to assist the City Council in determining the proper boundaries of the <br />area, the extent of the necessary improvements, and that there are no other <br />available financing methods. <br /> <br />d. If the City Council makes the required findings of need, it will adopt an ordinance <br />establishing a Housing Improvement Area and will designate the Housing & <br />Redevelopment Authority (“HRA”) as the implementing entity. The ordinance <br />will, among other things, designate the area, establish the improvements to be <br />made, and determine the basis for the imposition of the fees. Fees may be based <br />on the tax capacity of each unit, the square footage of each unit or some other <br />method as determined by the City Council such as per unit basis. Under the State <br />law, the ordinance takes effect 45 days after adoption. The ordinance must be <br />adopted within six months of the close of the public hearing. <br /> <br />e. After the ordinance is adopted, the HRA staff will work with the association to <br />determine through estimates, bids, and similar methods the costs of the <br />improvements. <br /> <br />f. Once the costs have been determined to the extent possible a second public <br />hearing is held by the HRA at which time the owners may discuss the proposed <br />fees in general, or they may question the fee proposed to be imposed against their <br />individual unit. Within six months of the closing of this public hearing, the HRA <br />will adopt a resolution imposing the fee. This fee may not exceed the amount <br />stated in the hearing notice, but it may be less. The fees to be imposed are to be <br />at a rate, term or amount sufficient to produce revenues required to make the <br />improvements. The resolution takes effect 45 days after it is adopted. The fees <br />will include an administrative charge and will be collected along with property <br />taxes for the number of years established in the resolution. The fee may, <br />however, be prepaid in full to avoid the payment of interest. <br /> <br />3.0 Does Establishment of a Housing Impr ovement Area for large Multi-Family <br />Renovation Meet the RHRA’s Housing Plan Goals & Objectives? <br /> <br />3.1 One of the key goals in the Roseville HRA Housing Plan is to: <br /> <br />a. “Preserve existing housing and develop new hous ing in partnership with federal, state <br />and regional agencies and non-profit community groups and businesses.” <br /> <br />
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