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Rough Proportionality Determination ProceduresSummary To obtain approval, new development may be required to provide or fund localized transportation improvements necessary to mitigate impacts to

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1. Start by identifying the project or development that requires rough proportionality analysis.
2. Understand the purpose of the rough proportionality analysis, which is to determine if the exaction or impact fee demanded by the government agency is roughly proportional to the impact caused by the development.
3. Research and gather relevant data and information about the development, such as the nature of the project, its size, location, and potential impacts.
4. Consult with legal counsel or experts in land use law to understand the specific requirements and regulations regarding rough proportionality in the jurisdiction.
5. Perform a thorough analysis of the impacts caused by the development, including both quantitative and qualitative aspects.
6. Evaluate the proposed exaction or impact fee and compare it to the identified impacts.
7. Determine if the proposed exaction or impact fee is roughly proportional to the impacts caused by the development.
8. Document the analysis and findings in a clear and comprehensive manner, including all the relevant data, calculations, and supporting evidence.
9. Prepare a formal report or documentation to be submitted to the government agency or relevant authorities, detailing the rough proportionality analysis and recommendations.
10. Monitor any further developments or changes in the regulations or requirements related to rough proportionality, as it may impact future projects or analyses.

Who needs rough proportionality?

1. Developers or property owners who are undertaking a project or development that may have significant impacts on the community or public infrastructure.
2. Government agencies or authorities responsible for reviewing and approving development projects.
3. Legal professionals or land use experts who need to provide advice or analysis on rough proportionality matters.
4. Urban planners or consultants involved in assessing the impact of development projects on various aspects of the community.
5. Community members or organizations interested in understanding the fairness and impact of exactions or impact fees imposed on development projects.
6. Researchers or academics studying land use law and regulations, particularly in relation to rough proportionality analysis.

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What is rough proportionality?

Rough proportionality is a legal doctrine that requires a nexus between a government's land use exaction and the impact of the development.

Who is required to file rough proportionality?

Developers and local governments are required to file rough proportionality.

How to fill out rough proportionality?

Rough proportionality forms can typically be filled out online or submitted physically to the relevant government agency.

What is the purpose of rough proportionality?

The purpose of rough proportionality is to ensure that any exactions imposed on developers are reasonably related to the impacts of the development.

What information must be reported on rough proportionality?

The information reported on rough proportionality forms typically includes details of the development project, proposed exactions, and documentation of the nexus between the exactions and the impact of the development.