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Part 1 — CONTENT AND PURPOSE›9133. - Inclusionary housing.[[3]]

9133.5. - Alternative.

Agoura Hills Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Agoura Hills

Developing all of the required inclusionary units within the residential development, as required under section 9133.4, is preferred. However, as an alternative, the requirements of section 9133.4 may be satisfied as follows:

A.

The developer may propose to satisfy the inclusionary housing unit requirements of sections 9133.4.A.1, 9133.4.A.2, and 9133.4.A.3 through payment of an in-lieu fee. The amount of the in-lieu fee shall be calculated using the fee schedule established by resolution of the city council.

B.

In accordance with this paragraph, the developer may propose to satisfy the inclusionary housing unit requirements of sections 9133.4.A.1, 9133.4.A.2, and 9133.4.A.3 by providing some of the required inclusionary units on-site and paying an in-lieu fee for any required inclusionary units that are not included in the project. The developer may build the required very low income inclusionary units on-site, and pay the applicable in-lieu fee for the required low income and moderate income units that are not built within the development. The developer may build the required low income inclusionary units on-site, and pay the applicable in-lieu fee for the required very low income and moderate income units that are not built within the development. The developer may build both the required very low income and low income inclusionary units on-site, and pay the in-lieu fee for the required moderate income units that are not built within the development. In no case may the developer build the moderate income units on-site and pay the in-lieu fee for the required very low and low income inclusionary units. The amount of the in-lieu shall be calculated by using the fee schedule established by resolution of the city council.

C.

One-half (½) of the in-lieu fee required under section 9133.5.A or 9133.5.B shall be paid (or an irrevocable letter of credit posted) prior to issuance of a building permit for all or any part of the residential development. The remainder of the fee shall be paid before a certificate of occupancy is issued for any unit in the residential development. All fees collected shall be deposited in the inclusionary housing trust fund.

(Ord. No. 18-438, § 3, 10-18-18)

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▸ Contents — Agoura Hills Zoning Code
Agoura Hills Zoning Code
  1. Article IX — ZONING[1]
  2. Article IX — ZONING[[1]]
  3. Chapter 1 — INTRODUCTION
  4. ▸ Part 1 — CONTENT AND PURPOSE
    Overview
    1. 9114. - Applicability.
    2. 9120. - Generally.
    3. ▸ 9133. - Inclusionary housing.[[3]]
      Overview
      1. 9133.1. - Purpose.
      2. 9133.2. - Definitions.
      3. 9133.4. - Inclusionary unit requirements.
      4. 9133.5. - Alternative.
      5. 9133.6. - Housing plan.
      6. 9133.7. - Inclusionary housing agreement.
      7. 9133.8. - Standards for inclusionary units.
      8. 9133.9. - Implementation and enforcement.
      9. 9133.10. - Inclusionary housing trust fund.
    4. 9142. - Districts established.
  5. Part 3 — RV RESIDENTIAL-VERY LOW DENSITY DISTRICT
  6. Part 1 — PURPOSE AND DESIGN STANDARDS
  7. Part 3 — CS COMMERCIAL SHOPPING CENTER DISTRICT
  8. Part 11 — POM PLANNED OFFICE AND MANUFACTURING DISTRICT
  9. Part 9 — OS-DR OPEN SPACE-DEED RESTRICTED DISTRICT
  10. Part 1 — PURPOSE
  11. Part 4 — RESERVED
  12. Division 3 — UNDERGROUND FACILITIES[[16]]
  13. Division 5 — YARD STANDARDS
  14. Division 4 — OFF-STREET PARKING, LOADING AND LANDSCAPING
  15. Division 6 — NOISE REGULATIONS
  16. Division 7 — OAK TREE PRESERVATION GUIDELINES
  17. Division 8 — GUIDELINES FOR LANDSCAPING, PLANTING AND IRRIGATI…
  18. Division 3 — CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
  19. Division 4 — RESIDENTIAL DENSITY BONUS[[20]]
  20. Division 7 — SITE PLANS/ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW
  21. Division 8 — TEMPORARY USES
  22. Division 9 — REVOCATION PROVISIONS
  23. Division 2 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
  24. Division 4 — PUBLIC HEARING PROCEDURES
  25. Division 5 — ZONING TEXT AMENDMENTS
  26. Division 6 — DETERMINATION OF USES NOT LISTED
  27. Division 7 — RULES OF INTERPRETATION
  28. Division 8 — CERTIFICATE OF USE AND OCCUPANCY
  29. Division 9 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS

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