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AGENDA TITLE: Discussion Regardingthe Timing of the Collection of Impact Fees
MEETING DATE: January 20,2010
PREPARED BY: Community Development Director
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Discussion regarding the timing of the Collection of Impact
Fees.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: As the City Council is aware, the City charges impact fees
on new development activities. This program has been in
place since early 1992. The fees are charged to cover costs for municipal activities such as
water, sewer, parks, and streets. The City collects these fees at the time of permit issuance.
This has been the typical time for collection of these fees, as well as others, including building
permit and outside agency fees.
Recently, the City was approached by the Building Industry Association (BIA) with a request to
defer the collection of these fees until the construction activity is complete and a Certificate of
Occupancy is issued. While this presents some concern on the part of staff regarding the
certainty of collection, we do feel the collection at this time is more appropriate given the fact
that the impact on these various services does not occur until the structure is actually occupied.
There are no change proposed for impact fee amounts.
If the City Council desires changing the date of collection, staff will prepare the necessary
amendments to the implementing ordinance and bring it back for action at a future meeting.
For informational purposes, we are attaching the existing fee schedule, an example of a typical
fee sheet for a recent single family dwelling and the information provided by Mr. Beckman of the
BIA.
FISCAL IMPACT: N/A
Konradt Bartl m
Community Development Director
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Attachments:
Fee Schedule
Typical Singlefamily Dwelling Fee sheet
Summary of Fee information provided by the BIA
APPROVED:
Blair King,i Manager
City of Lodi
Public Works Department
Fee and Service
Charge Schedule
RAE = Residential Acre Equivalent
Land Use Category Total Fee Water Storm Drainage Streets Police
Der Acre RAE Fee/Acre RAE Fee/Acre RAE Fee/Acre I RAE
Low Density
$82,094
1.00
Medium Density
$121,675
1.96
High Density
$209,364
3.49
Planned Low Density
$82,094
1.00
Planned Med. Density
$121,675
1.96
Planned High Density
$209,364
3.49
Commercial
2.69
Office
Retail
$92,041
0.64
Office
$120,691
0.64
Industrial
3.05
$46,284
Light
$71,820
0.26
Heavy
$65,852
0.26
See Notes 4, 5, 6
$5,334
Fire
RAE
Residential
1.00
Low Density
1.00
Medium Density
1.96
High Density
4.32
Planned Low Density
1.00
Planned Med. Density
1.96
Planned High Density
4.32
Commercial
$19,508
Retail
2.69
Office
2.46
Industrial
1.96
Light
0.64
Heavy
0.61
See Notes 4, 5, 6
$5,334
1.00
$19,508
1.00
$15,175
$10,455
1.00
$19,508
1.96
$29,743
$18,616
1.00
$19,508
3.05
$46,284
$5,334
1.00
$19,508
1.00
$15,175
$10,455
1.00
$19,508
1.96
$29,743
$18,616
1.00
$19,508
3.05
$46,284
$3,414
1.33
$25,946
2.08
$31,564
$3,414
1.33
$25,946
3.27
$49,622
$1,387
1.33
$25,946
2.00
$30,350
$1,387
1.33
$25,946
1.27
$19,272
Parks &
Recreation
General
City
Fee/Acre
RAE
Fee/Acre
RAE
Fee/Acre
$2,049
1.00
$29,461
1.00
$8,470
$4,016
1.43
$42,129
1.43
$12,112
$8,852
2.80
$82,491
2.80
$23,716
$2,049
1.00
$29,461
1.00
$8,470
$4,016
1.43
$42,129
1.43
$12,112
$8,852
2.80
$82,491
2.80
$23,716
$5,512
0.32
$9,428
0.89
$7,538
$5,041
0.54
$15,909
1.53
$12,959
$1,311
0.23
$6,776
0.64
$5,421
$1,250
0.33
$9,722
0.93
$7,877
1.00 $2,097
1.77 $3,712
4.72 $9,898
1.00 $2,097
1.77 $3,712
4.72 $9,898
4.12 $8,640
3.72 $7,801
0.30 $629
0.19 $398
Reference: LMC Chapter 15.64 & Resolution 2001-242 & 2004-23£
1. This schedule is a summary only; refer to the reference cited for details of applicability and interpretations.
2. LMC = Lodi Municipal Code; PWD = Public Works Department
3. Fees must be paid or guaranteed before work is scheduled or applicable Map/Permit issued.
4. Special area assessments or charges required by reimbursement agreements are not included in this summary.
5. Impact fees shall be adjusted accordingly on projects for which the proposed land use does not match the land use definitions in
LMC Chapter 15.64 or for "projects in progress" that have paid previous impact mitigation fees.
6. For mixed use projects, the appropriate land use category shall be used for the area of each use. For example, an office building
or bank located in a shopping center will be charged Commercial -Office rates.
7. For Wastewater Capacity Impact Fee, refer to schedule on page 3 of 6.
8. Fees noted shall be adjusted annually based on the change in the 20 -City Construction Cost Index in the Engineering News Record
for the prior calendar year. Said fee adjustments will be automatically effective January 1 of each year.
PWDFEE 5 Page 5 of 6 Appr. Rev. January 2, 2009
Local Impact Fee Deferral/Reduction
Matrix
9-3-09
Fee
Reductions Fees Deferred or Reduced
Date Deferral/
Reduction
Ordinance Became
Effective
Date
County of Fresno
Deferral/Reductio
Bonding or
n Ordinance
Letter of
Expires
Fee Payment Credit
(if any)
Deferred Until Requirements
County of Fresno
• Fire Facilities
• Police Facilities
• Parks Capital
• Quimby Parkland
• Traffic Signal
• Major Street
• Community Sanitation
Total deferred - $11,856
2002
None
Upon Certificate of NO
Occupancy
City of Fresno
Parks and Fire fees extended to about a dozen
July 30`
Nearly unlimited
developers (970 residential lots)
extension
Savings of about $3.4 million.
City of Clovis
• Fire Facilities
1998
None
Upon close of NO
• Police Facilities
escrow
• Parks Capital
• Traffic Signal
• Major Street
• Community Sanitation
• Underground Utilities
Total deferred - $15,601
County of Imperial
• General Government; SF $1,699, MF $977
April 1, 2008
12 months w/
At application for NO
• Sheriff, SF $936, MF $727
possible 12 month
Certificate of
• Parks and Recreation; SF & MF $452
extension
Occupancy/ Final
• Fire; SF $1,273, MF $977
Inspection
• Public Works; SF $1,894, MF $1,453
Total deferral: SF $6,254, MF $4,933
Imperial County Air Pollution
Rule 310 Operational Development Fees Cut
February 3, 2009
12 months w/
At application for
NO
Control District (DC)
by 50% to:
possible 12 month
Certificate of
• $258.00/SFU
extension
Occupancy/ Final
• $196.50/MF'U
Inspection
• $0.80/s .ft. Com
City of Brawley (DC)
Development Impact Fees
January 1, 2008
Undetermined
At Building Permit
NO
Delayed increase of $8,596
City of El Centro (DC)
Development Impact Fees
June 1, 2008
Undetermined
On a case-by-case
Negotiated
basis after meeting
w/ builder and a
review of market
conditions
(4) El Centro School Districts
School Fees —
May 1, 2009
N/A
City has backed the
N/A
(DC)
Average Combined $5.00/sq.ft.
industry, denied
McCabe Elementary
Demanding $15.10 - $18.00/sq.ft.
Marshall Krupp's
Central Union High School
Extorting thru delay tactics in CEQA process
(Districts) tactics,
Heber Elementary
approved EIR
El Centro Elementary
City of Imperial (DC)
Development Impact Fees
August 1, 2008
12 months w/
At application for
Negotiated
possible 12 month
Certificate of
signed
extension
Occupancy/Final
agreement at
Inspection
building
permit
County of Madera
Street Impact Fees
2000
None
Upon Certificate of
NO
Occupancy
City of Madera
• Park Facilities
2001
None
Upon Certificate of
NO
• Street Impact
Occupancy
• Traffic Signal
City of Irvine
• System Development Charges
Approved
7/23/2009
Upon issue of
NO
• IBC Development Impact Fees
Certificate of
• Park Fees
Occupancy
• Street Slurry Seal Fees
• Affordable Housing In -Lieu Fees
Total deferral - Up to $33,000 per unit
Reduced DIF fees by 26% for 5 years
City of Santa Ana
One year deferral up to $15,852
Approved
10/1/2009
Upon issue of
NO
Certificate of
7% decrease in Building & Planning Fees
Occupancy
City of Mission Viejo
Permanent deferral of all DIF's
Approved
None
Upon issue of
Certificate of
Occupancy
County of Orange
Impact Fees — does NOT include Police or
Approved
5/8/2009
Upon issue of
NO
Fire
Certificate of
Occupancy
Total deferral - Up to $40k per unit
7% decrease in Building & Planning Fees
City of Orange
• Police facility fee
Approved
None
Upon issue of
NO
• Park impact fees
Certificate of
• Library impact fees
Occupancy
• Fire protection facility impact fees
• Transportation systems improvement
program fees
• Quimby park fees
Total deferral - Up to $13k per unit
City of Anaheim
• Parks
Approved
7/5/2010
Upon issue of
NO
• Electrical Service fee
Certificate of
• Drainage fee
Occupancy
• Signal impact fee
• Traffic and Roads impact fee
Total deferral - Up to $10k per unit
differed
City of Tustin
TBD — Based on density
Approved
10/1/2009
City of Huntington Beach
Total Deferral — up to $30,000
Approved
3/30/2010
City of Costa Mesa
TBD Deferral Program
Pending
City of Fullerton
TBD Deferral Program
Pending
Anaheim Union High School
School Fees - $20,000
Approved
12/31/2009
Upon issue of
District
Certificate of
Occupancy
OC Sanitation District
Enabling Resolution for Deferral — Approx
Approved
7/31/09
$5,000
County of Riverside
Impact Fees
7/14/09
At application for
Certificate of
Reduced fees by 50%
Occupancy/ Final
Was: $4,057
Inspection
Savings: $2,028.50
Deposit Based Fees for Transportation/Plan
16 -Jan -08
None
Deposit prior to
Check
inspection 2%
instead of 3 of
construction cost -
$50,000 max.
initial deposit
Deposit Based Fees for
16 -Jan -08
None
Deposit prior to
Transportation/Inspection Fees
inspection 3%
removed deposit
for water and sewer
construction costs -
$75,000 max.
initial deposit
City of Banning
• Administrative program processing fee
5 -Mar -08
12 months
Upon issue of
• Development impact fee
Certificate of
• Fire protection facilities fee
Occupancy
• General facility and equipment fee
• General plan
• Park land fee
• Police facilities fee
• Solid waste facility and equipment fee
• Traffic control facility fee
• Water capital facilities fee
City of Indio
Quimby Fees - $2,193.75 per unit
19 -Dec -07
None
From Map
Application to
Building permit
City of Moreno Valley
Impact Fees - $13,745
8 -Jan -08
None
Upon issue of
Certificate of
Occupancy
City of Palm Desert
Planning and Service Fee Increase
13 -Dec -07
Six (6) months w/
At submittal for
N/A
possible extension
service deposit
based
City of Beaumont
$5,217/DU reduction (32%) in Development
February 2009
July 2012
Impact Fees and a deferral of DIF collection
until "prior to final building inspection"
City of Corona
40% reduction of development impact fees
Approved (5/6/2009)
Two years (May
2011)
City of Perris
Fees reduced by 50%
6/30/09
Upon issue of
Certificate of
Was: $12,668
Occupancy
Savings: $6,334.00
Perris High School District
School fees reduced by $2, 960.00
City of Lake Elsinore
Deferral of all impact fees to COO
Upon issue of
Certificate of
Occupancy
City of Hemet
Deferral of all impact fees to COO
Upon issue of
Certificate of
Occupancy
City of San Jacinto
Deferral of all impact fees to COO
Upon issue of
Certificate of
Occupancy
Eastern Municipal Water District
District postponed the imposition of an
April 1, 2009
July 1, 2009
approved fee increase of over $3,000 per
EDU.
(Approved (May, 2008) but not instituted fee
$10,427.00/EDU. Fee until July 1, 2009
$7,275/EDU. Savings: $3,152.00/EDU
Western Riverside Council of
TUMF Master Ordinance
Upon issue of
Governments
Certificate of
Occupancy
City of Menifee
Development Impact Fee's cut by 65%
July 7, 2009
June 30, 2010 or
Hourly rate for planning services reduced by
upon the issuance
20%
of 500 permits
(whichever comes
first
Coachella Valley Association of
Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee
September 1, 2008
2010 will see a
Fees were
Governments (DC)
(TUMF)
new nexus study
scheduled to
(SFU - $1,837.44)
for potential
increase twice
increase
during this time
period based on
ENR -CCI
Coachella Valley Multiple Species Habitat
October 2, 2008
None — Subject to
Fees do upon
Conservation Plan (CVMSHCP) — Local
periodic review
application for
Development Mitigation Fee (FDMF)
Certificate of
(SFU - $1,284)
Occupancy
Coachella Valley Water District
Water System Backup Facility Charge;
December 24, 2007
12 months w/
Fees due at close of
Negotiated
(DC)
Supplemental Water Charge; Sanitation
possible 12 month
Escrow or no later
signed
Charge
extension
than six months
agreement —
after installation
Board
Approval
Water System Backup Facility Charge
September 1, 2008
July 1, 2010
Will delay
NO
Extended May 2009
For evaluation
increasing valid fee
$3,557 proposed $3, 755
rates intil mid -2010
($198 difference)
Supplemental Water Charge
$9, 530 proposed $17, 027
$7, 497 difference
Sanitation Capacity Charge
May 1, 2009
July 1, 2010
Will delay
NO
$3, 995 proposed $4,231
For re-evaluation
increasing valid fee
($235 difference)
rates until mid -
2010
Coachella Valley Unified School
School Impact Fees
June 24, 2009
12 months or until
Fees due at
NO
District (DC)
next SFNA
Building Permit
Reduced from $3. 78 to $3.00 due to legal
challenge
City of Desert Hot Springs (DC)
Development Impact & Public Art Fees —
April 20, 2009
N/A
Outlined terms of
N/A
Tolling Agreement Proposed $11,000 increase
agreement reducing
w/o basic nexus support
proposed fee
$6,600
Desert Water Agency (DC)
Backup Facility Charges — Supplemental
September 20, 2007
12 months w/
Fees due at Escrow
Negotiated
Imported Water Charges
possible 12 month
signed
extension
agreement
City of La Quinta (DC)
Delayed Implementation of adopted /
October 7, 2008
w/ possible 12
Fees due at
N/A
supportable Development Impact Fee
month extension
Building Permit
increases on residential construction
City of Palm Springs (DC)
Public Arts and Quimby Fees
February 4, 2009
12 months w/
possible 12 month
extension
At application for
Final
Inspection/Certific
ate
Not Stated
Planning Land Use, Inspection Fees
February 4, 2009
12 months w/
Delayed
N/A
possible 12 months
implementation of
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extension
I
fee increase
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San Bernardino
Total Deferral:
Pending
None
Upon issue of
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Single Family Detached (SFD) — $15,506.60
Certificate of
Single Family Attached (SFA) — $10,997.20
Occupancy
• Law enforcement facilities, vehicles and
equipment; SFD, $535; SFA, $474
• Fire suppression facilities, vehicles and
equipment; SFD, $663; SFA, $818
• Regional circulation system; SFD, $2,435;
SFA, $1,626
• Local circulation system; SFD, $195; SFA,
$130
• Quimby Act Parkland and open space
acquisition and park improvement; AB
1600 parkland and open space acquisition
and park improvement; SFD, $6,688; SFA,
$5,293
• Library facility and collection; SFD, $534;
SFA, $423
• Public meeting facilities; SFD, $765.60;
SFA, $605.60
• Aquatics facilities; SFD, $273; SFA, $216
• Storm Drain Development; SFD, $3,418;
SFA, $1,411
Victorville
• Roads, $4,470.05
Six (6) months w/
Upon issue of
• Fire, $328.81
possible extension
Certificate of
• Police, $139.07
Occupancy
• Parks, $5,054.87 — Temp. Adjustment, $0
• Facilities, $1,334.35 — Temp. Adjustment,
$0
DIF Fees dropped from $11,300 to $4,900
per unit
City of Visalia
All Development Impact Fee's deferred
1994
Ongoing
City of Porterville
All Development Impact Fee's deferred
March 2009
Ongoing
Farmersville
All Development Impact Fee's deferred
March 2009
Ongoing
Porterville Unified School
School Fees deferred
April 2009
One year
District
Burton School District
School Fees deferred
Aril 2009
Ongoing
Visalia Unified School District
School Fees deferred
June 2009
June 2010
Tulare City School District
School Fees deferred
June 2009
June 2010
City of Ventura
Impact Fees — Determined on a case by case
Approved
Six months w/
Upon issue of
basis
possible six month
Certificate of
extension
Occupancy
City of Santa Paula
Impact Fees
Approved
Upon issue of
Certificate of
Occupancy
City of Thousand Oaks
Temporary rollback of IZ in lieu fees to $0
Approved
June 30', 2010
Savings:
Detached single family dwelling 9,000
dwelling unit
Townhouse condo 25,000 dwelling unit
City of Roseville
Total Deferral: $30,092.43
Approved
31 -Dec -08
Close of Escrow
NO
$258 permit
Fees paid at Issuance of Building Permit
processing fee
• Fire Service Construction Tax, $1,107.30
• Public Facilities Fee, $2,821.50
• Regional Sewer Fee, $5,815
• Local Sewer Fee, $305
• Water Connection Fee, $4,675
• Traffic Mitigation Fee, $4,411.13
Development Agreement Fees
• Water meter retrofit program, $135
• Public Benefit Fee, $1,280
• General fund contribution, $1,060
• Traffic signal coordination fee, $100
• South Placer animal control shelter fee, $50
• Transit shuttle service tax, $52.50
Other Fees
• Electric direction installation fee, $2,000
• Solid waste impact fee, $410
City of Lincoln
Fees deferred:
Approved
Permanent
Certificate of
NO
Occupancy or up to
Sewer
12 months
Water
following issuance
CAT
of building permit,
Drainage
which ever occurs
Community Services Fee
first.
Traffic Mitigation
Dollar amount depends on location in the city.
Could be as high as $41,521.
M
City of Elk Grove
• Capital Facilities Fee
Approved
The Ordinance
Issuance of a Final
I
NO
• Affordable Housing Fee
implementing the
Inspection; OR to
• Very Low -Income Housing Trust Fund Fee
program will
the close of escrow
• Citywide Roadway Fee
expire on June 30,
OR to the
2010
maximum allowed
$18,595 for SF*
deferral period (24
$11,931 for MF*
months)
*Total deferral may depend on project or part
After this period,
of the city.
residential projects
may apply for an
extension (12
months at the
discretion of the
City Manager)
during which
interest will accrue.
City of Elk Grove
Roadway and Capital Facilities Impact Fees:
Approved
Reduced by more than 30%
Single family home fee reduced 30%: $14,260
to $9,894 per unit
Fees for shopping center reduced 55%: $12.00
per sq ft to $7.51 per sq ft
Fees for offices reduced 42%: $14.23 per sq ft
to $6.31 per sq ft
City of Woodland
20% discount on impact fees
Approved
Yuba County
• Countywide Capital Facilities Fee;
Pending
June 30, 2010
Final inspection.
NO
• Levee Impact Fee;
• PLSP/KASA Road Improvement Fee;
• PLSPNASA Park Improvement Fee;
• ELSP Road Improvement Fee;
• ELSP Park Improvement Fee;
10
11
• Olivehurst Fire Impact Fee; and
• Linda Fire Impact Fee.
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City of San Jose
Park Fees
2007
Varies
Payment of In -Lieu
0
fees may be
deferred under a
parkland agreement
to final inspection
for the first
certificate of
occupancy
associated with the
use of a residential
unit(s)
City of San Ramon
Quimby Act park fees
Approved
Deferred until
building permit is
*HBANC and city staff are in active
pulled - Common
discussions regarding additional fee
Quimby Act
deferral actions
practice is to
collect park fees at
final map approval
City of Brentwood
Water, wastewater, roadway, community
Deferred to
facilities, parks and trails and administration
COO/Final
development impact fees
Inspection
City of Concord
*HBANC and city staff are in active
discussions regarding developing fee
deferral proposal.
Tri Valley Transportation
*HBANC and city staff are in active
Council
discussions regarding developing fee
deferral proposal.
City of Oakley
Repeal of a child care facility fee
Approved
11
12
Mt. Diablo Unified School
School Facility Fees
Deferred to
District
COO/Final
Inspection
East Contra Costa Habitat
The HCP/NCCP provides that the HCP/NCCP
Approved
3/14/2010
Conservation Plan / Natural
Mitigation Fees are to be automatically
Community Conservation Plan
updated on March 15 of every year. For 2009,
the Development Fees have gone down about
11%.
Central Contra Costa Sanitary
Sewer connection fees deferred to close of
Approved
Close of Escrow
60i
District Board
escrow
City of Fremont
10% reduction in development impact fees
Approved
12/31/2010
City staff to
citywide
explore collection
of fees at final
Creation of a package of specific Central
inspection or
Business District (CBD) incentives including,
Certificate of
but not limited to, a reduction of Development
Impact Fees by 25% within the CBD area
Occupancy
until December 31, 2011. 75% of the fees
will be collected during this time.
City of Livermore
All development impact fees deferred until
Approved
Upon issue of
COO.
Certificate of
Occupancy
Hayward Unified School
School fees
Ongoing
Upon issue of
District
Certificate of
Occupancy
City of Dublin
Reduction to traffic impact fees anywhere
Approved
from 3 percent to 11 percent
Two year moratorium on public art fees for
residential and commercial development of 20
units or more.
City of Pleasanton
Deferral of impact fees
Approved (two years)
)
Deferred to
COO/COE (which
ever occurs first
12
13
14
deferrals)
City of Chula Vista
Deferral of development impact fees to
Approved
Upon Certificate of
Certificate of Occupancy for all development
Occupancy
prof ects.
City of Carlsbad
Reduced Traffic Impact Fees by 25% ($12
July 1, 2009
Ongoing
million saved).
Savings around $900 a house (10 ADT's/unit)
Summary of NEW fees:
Residential
Outside CFD In CFD*
$265/ADT $224.20/ADT
Single Family (10 ADT's/unit)
$2,650/unit $2,242/unit
Multi -Family Condo (8 ADT's/unit)
$2,120/unit $1,793.60/unit
Apartment (6 ADT's/unit)
$1,590/unit $1,345.20/unit
Commercial/Industrial
Outside CFD In CFD
$106/ADT $89.68/ADT
Retail (40 ADT's/1,000)
$4.24/sq. ft. $3.59/sq. ft.
Com. Shopping Ctr. (80 ADT's/1000)
$8.48/sq. ft. $7.17/sq. ft.
Office (20 ADT's/1,000)
$2.12/sq. ft. $1.79/sq. ft.
Industrial (8 ADT's/1,000)
$0.85/sq. ft. $0.72/sq. ft.
*CFD — Community Facilities District
City of Encinitas
Deferral Approved (exception: drainage fees
Upon Certificate of
still collected at Final Map).
Occupancy
City of Vista
Approved (Traffic Impact Fees Only --project
by project).
City of Oceanside
Development Impact Fees deferred
Preliminary
1 year or until final
Approval: September
city inspection
2, 2009
14
15
(whichever comes
first)
Escondido Union School District
Board reduced fees by 27% from $3.02/square
foot to $2.19/square foot.
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Scotts Valley Unified School
District
Developer fees reduced from $6.31 per square
May 12, 2010
The fee is set
7�
foot to $3.27 per square foot (nearly in half)
annually
City of Lenmoore
Development Impact Fees deferred
February 2009
Ongoing
City of Hanford
Development Impact Fees deferred
April 2009
Ongoing
City of Santa Maria
Development Impact Fees reduced from
August 3, 2009
Revised every
Upon Certificate of
$23,741 per 1,800 -square foot home to
other year
Occupancy
$21,498
Total reduction: $2,243
Detached single-family home —
Police, Fire, Recreation and Parks, City hall,
and Corporation Yard Projects: from $5.07
per square foot to $4.70 per square foot
Traffic Improvements: from $4.72 per square
foot to $4.37
*Charged at a flat rate, water and wastewater
fees would rise from $1,457 to $1,533 and
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* Indicates jurisdictions where fees have been reduced.
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from $3,674 to $3,791, respectively
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City of Merced
Impact fees reduced:
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Commercial projects – 25% reduction
Infill Projects – 28% reduction
Retail commercial (per 1,000 feet of space)
Institutional $6,910 now $5,182.50
Low turnover — $20,204 now $15,153
Retail (more than 50,000 square -feet) —
$15,246 now $11,434.50
Office/Commercial — $13,336 now $10,002
Industrial (light) — $3,812 now $2,859
Industrial (heavy) — $3,987 now $2,990.25
Infill residential
Single-family house — $10,404 now $7,491
City of Santa Clarita
Quimby, Bridge & Thoroughfare, and Transit
August 25, 2009
1 year
Fees due at
Impact development fees deferred
Building Permit for
one year
* Indicates jurisdictions where fees have been reduced.
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