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Division 11 — PUBLIC FACILITIES FINANCINGChapter 5 — PUBLIC FACILITIES FINANCING

811.0525 Agreements Between the City and a Developer.

Yucaipa Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-10 · Yucaipa

(a) Advances

An agreement may be entered into between a developer and the City whereby the developer may advance money for the construction, financing or purchase of facilities, or design of such facilities, within the boundaries of a Public Facilities Plan, provided that the sole security to the developer for repayment of money or other consideration advanced shall be money subsequently accruing in the applicable Public Facilities Fund. Reimbursement shall only be

for the amount agreed upon in advance, and shall not include interest or other charges. The total amount of money reimbursed within a Public Facilities Plan for one fiscal year shall not exceed approximately ten percent (10%) of the fees collected within such plan area during the same fiscal year, except as may otherwise be provided in the applicable Public Facilities Plan. The agreement shall expire ten (10) years after the date it was entered into, and any subsequent money paid into the fund shall accrue to the fund without obligation to the developer whose agreement has expired. (b) Agreements for consideration in-lieu of fees

An agreement may be entered into between a developer and the City whereby considerations such as dedication of land, right-of-way, equipment, facilities, actual construction, or design work by a civil engineer may be accepted inlieu of part or all of the payment of public facilities

fees. Prior to approving such an agreement, the City Council shall find that the in-lieu consideration is equal to or greater in value than the required fee.

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Contents — Yucaipa Zoning Code
Yucaipa Zoning Code
  1. Division 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  2. Division 2 — REVIEWING AUTHORITIES
  3. Division 3 — PROCEDURES
  4. Division 1
  5. Division 2
  6. Division 3
  7. Division 4
  8. Division 5
  9. Division 6
  10. Division 7
  11. Division 4 — LAND USES
  12. Division 6 — PLANNING AREAS
  13. Division 7 — GENERAL DESIGN STANDARDS
  14. Division 8 — SPECIFIC USE DESIGN STANDARDS
  15. Division 9 — PLANT PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT
  16. Division 10 — SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION
  17. Division 11 — PUBLIC FACILITIES FINANCING
    Overview
    1. Chapter 1 — DRAINAGE FACILITIES FINANCING
    2. Chapter 2 — CIRCULATION FACILITIES FINANCING
    3. Chapter 3 — RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FINANCING
    4. Chapter 4 — FIRE FACILITIES FINANCING
    5. Chapter 5 — PUBLIC FACILITIES FINANCING
    6. Chapter 1 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “A”
    7. Chapter 2 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “B”
    8. Chapter 3 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “C”
    9. Chapter 4 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “D”
    10. Chapter 5 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “E”
    11. Chapter 6 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “F”
    12. Chapter 7 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “G”
    13. Chapter 8 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “H”
    14. Chapter 9 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “I”
    15. Chapter 10 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “J”
    16. Chapter 11 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “K”
    17. Chapter 12 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “L”
    18. Chapter 13 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “M”
    19. Chapter 14 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “N”
    20. Chapter 15 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “O”
    21. Chapter 16 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “P”
    22. Chapter 17 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “Q”
    23. Chapter 18 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “R”
    24. Chapter 19 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “S”
    25. Chapter 20 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “T”
    26. Chapter 21 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “U”
    27. Chapter 22 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “V”
    28. Chapter 23 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “W”
    29. Chapter 25 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “Y”
    30. Chapter 26 — DEFINITIONS BEGINNING WITH “Z”

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