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The City Council unanimously adopted an inclusionary housing fee and directed staff to transition Town-owned landscaping equipment and vehicles to electric alternatives when feasible. The Council also approved $1,834,917 in February bills and claims and accepted updated alarm permit procedures.
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The new inclusionary housing fee will differ for rental and ownership properties, although the minutes do not state the fee amounts. The Council advanced an ordinance updating holidays when construction activity is prohibited, approved electric replacements for Town equipment where practical, and asked the City Manager to review alarm permit and false-alarm procedures. Atherton’s housing report showed more moderate-income housing than required but a risk of falling short for low- and very low-income housing.
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