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How Can Residential Developers Seek Reimbursement?

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How Can Residential Developers Seek Reimbursement?

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Due to the hundreds of anticipated requests, those affected by the overcharge would be well served to submit requests to the City Planning Department as soon as possible. The City Controller’s Office recently received a combined recommendation from the affected City agencies that suggested developers may request refunds from the Planning Department, which will determine eligibility and the amount of reimbursement. Requests should be in writing, and should include at least the following information concerning the affected development project: (i) a copy of the decision letter for the approval of land use entitlements for the project with the conditions of approval, issued by the City to the developer; (ii) a copy of the Planning Department’s Quimby Fee calculation letter; and (iii) a copy of the receipt from the Department of Recreation and Parks evidencing the amount and date the Quimby Fee was paid. To help you navigate the submission process, we have prepared a draft letter to submit

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