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Amazing views of the Greater Antelope Valley from possible Custom Town Houses. New General Plan land use designation is Single Family Residential 2. This West Palmdale property is located across the street from Palmdale Medical Center. Studies, Surveys have been done and some Engineering and ERI for single family residential have been completed. A fabulous location for Custom Town Homes under the California Density Bonus Law. A slope analysis will be required. Agent Remarks: All APN's included in this listing are: 3004-012-005, 007, 013, 014, 021 & 022 and 3004-034-093. Buyer to verify all aspects of the City of Palmdale's zoning ordinance and availability of utilities/infrastructure as they may relate to the subject properties. What Is the California Density Bonus Law? The Density Bonus Law is a California statute found in Government Code S 65915 et seq. that provides housing developers...
Amazing views of the Greater Antelope Valley from possible Custom Town Houses. New General Plan land use designation is Single Family Residential 2. This West Palmdale property is located across the street from Palmdale Medical Center. Studies, Surveys have been done and some Engineering and ERI for single family residential have been completed. A fabulous location for Custom Town Homes under the California Density Bonus Law. A slope analysis will be required. Agent Remarks: All APN's included in this listing are: 3004-012-005, 007, 013, 014, 021 & 022 and 3004-034-093. Buyer to verify all aspects of the City of Palmdale's zoning ordinance and availability of utilities/infrastructure as they may relate to the subject properties. What Is the California Density Bonus Law? The Density Bonus Law is a California statute found in Government Code S 65915 et seq. that provides housing developers with density bonuses and other development incentives when they include affordable or specified housing types in their projects. A density bonus means a developer can build more housing units than local zoning typically allows - increasing the total number of units, often significantly above the base zoning density. The law also requires local governments to grant incentives, concessions, and waivers - such as reduced parking requirements or relaxations of height/setback limits - necessary to accommodate the bonus. How It Works Who Is Eligible? A development must include a minimum share of affordable units to qualify. Examples include: Very low-income units (e. g., at least 5% of total units). Lower-income units (e. g., at least 10%). Moderate-income units in for-sale projects (e. g., 10% in condominiums). Special categories such as projects for seniors, transitional youth, disabled veterans, or low-income college students. (Exact categories and percentages are defined in Gov. Code S 65915 and related local ordinances
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