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Affordable units in new housing (inclusionary) in Rocklin

Rocklin's own rules on affordable units in new housing (inclusionary), with the code text for every value.

Each rule below links to the section of the Rocklin Municipal Code it was read from, with the code text one click away (checked October 2026). General information, not legal advice.

What Rocklin's code says

Rocklin code What Rocklin's code adds
Fee instead of units
  • In-lieu fees are not available unless the city council approves them and sets amounts by resolution.
    § 17.95.060 · code text
    Any fees may be established and updated by resolution of the city council.
Projects it applies to
  • Inclusionary rules apply to housing projects of 10 or more dwelling units.
    Applies: Applies to housing development projects.
    § 17.95.030 · code text
    All housing development projects proposing ten or more dwelling units shall include units that are affordable to very low and/or low-income households, in compliance with this chapter.
  • Inclusionary rules apply at 10 or more dwelling units.
    Applies: Applies to parcels with existing dwelling units; counts existing and proposed units net of demolition.
    § 17.95.030 · code text
    Housing development projects for parcels with existing dwelling units shall be subject to this chapter if the sum of the existing dwelling units and the proposed dwelling units, net of any demolition, equal ten or more dwelling units.
  • Inclusionary rules apply at 10 or more dwelling units.
    Applies: Applies to subdivision maps dividing a parcel with existing dwelling units; counts existing and proposed units net of demolition.
    § 17.95.030 · code text
    the proposed project shall be subject to this chapter if the sum of the existing dwelling units and any proposed dwelling units, net of any demolition, equal ten or more dwelling units.
Share of affordable units
  • At least 15 percent of all dwelling units, sold or rented at an affordable housing cost for low-income households.
    Applies: Option 1 of 3; the developer meets one option; ownership projects use ownership units, rental projects rental units.
    § 17.95.050 · code text
    A minimum of fifteen percent of all dwelling units in a housing development shall be developed, offered to, and sold or rented to low-income households, at an affordable housing cost for low-income households;
  • At least 10 percent of all dwelling units, sold or rented at an affordable housing cost for very low-income households.
    Applies: Option 2 of 3; the developer meets one option; ownership projects use ownership units, rental projects rental units.
    § 17.95.050 · code text
    A minimum of ten percent of all dwelling units in a housing development project shall be developed, offered to, and sold or rented to very low-income households, at an affordable housing cost for very low-income households;
  • At least 5 percent of all dwelling units, sold or rented at an affordable housing cost for extremely low-income households.
    Applies: Option 3 of 3; the developer meets one option; ownership projects use ownership units, rental projects rental units.
    § 17.95.050 · code text
    A minimum of five percent of all dwelling units in a housing development project shall be developed, offered to, and sold or rented to extremely low-income households at affordable housing cost for extremely low-income households.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Rocklin require affordable units in new housing?

Rocklin's code: In-lieu fees are not available unless the city council approves them and sets amounts by resolution. (§ 17.95.060); Inclusionary rules apply to housing projects of 10 or more dwelling units. (Applies to housing development projects.) (§ 17.95.030).

General information, not legal advice.

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