STAFF REPORT
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
DATE: September 15, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Dominic Lazzaretto, City Manager
By: Justine Bruno, Deputy City Manager
SUBJECT: RESOLUTION NO. 7711 ESTABLISHING FEES FOR CITY FACILITY USE CEQA: Not a Project
Recommendation: Adopt
SUMMARY
On July 21, 2020, the City Council approved a User Fee Cost Recovery Level Policy (User Fee Policy), establishing guidance for cost recovery levels and the frequency of updates to the City’s User Fee Schedule. Consistent with that policy, on April 21, 2026, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 7684 to establish the Fiscal Year 2026–27 User Fee Schedule.
Since its adoption in April, numerous requests to use certain City-owned spaces have been received from external organizations and groups. The City facilities being sought are not available for rent under the existing User Fee Schedule. To provide a clear and consistent process for making these spaces available, three new rental fees are being proposed for use of the Arcadia Transit Plaza, the City Council Conference Room, and the Emergency Operations Center/Community Room in the Police Department.
The proposed resolution would add three new fees to Arcadia’s FY 2026-27 User Fee Schedule. If adopted, a facility rental policy will be developed to address insurance requirements, deposits, cancellations, and rental eligibility. The policy will propose that the rental of these three spaces be limited to nonprofits and Arcadia-based civic organizations, consistent with the City’s existing approach for rental spaces at the Arcadia Public Library and the Arcadia Community Center.
Resolution No. 7711 Establishing Facility Rental Fees
September 15, 2026
It is recommended that the City Council adopt Resolution No. 711, establishing new fees for the City Council Conference Room, Arcadia Transit Plaza, and Emergency Operations Center/Community Room.
BACKGROUND
The City’s current User Fee Policy was developed at the recommendation of its Citizens Financial Advisory Committee (“CFAC”) to provide a general framework for setting and maintaining fees for City services. The policy recognizes that cost recovery levels vary depending on the nature of the service, the degree of private versus communitywide benefit, demand for the service, and the availability of comparable services from other providers. Arcadia’s User Fee Policy was adopted on July 21, 2020.
The policy also provides for annual updates to the User Fee Schedule so that fee s and cost recovery levels are maintained over time. For Fiscal Year 2026 –27, staff reviewed the prior year’s schedule, applied the annual adjustment ( 5% increase in total labor costs), and made changes to reflect operational needs, market conditions, and service demands. On April 21, 2026, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 7684 establishing Arcadia’s current User Fee Schedule.
Facility rentals are identified in the User Fee Policy as a service that the City may intentionally recover only a portion of its costs. Since adoption of the current schedule on April 21, 2026, there has been increased interest in the use of additional City spaces that include the City Council Conference Room, Arcadia Transit Plaza, and Emergency Operations Center/Community Room . Since rental fees f or these three spaces do not yet exist , fees are being proposed for C ity Council approval. Without an established fee and related policy , the spaces would only be available for City usage.
In FY 2026-27, the Administrative Services Department will be undertaking a comprehensive user fee study that will update the City’s methodology and approach to setting fees and cost recovery. To address the immediate requests by private entities to utilize th ese spaces, three new fees are being proposed . When the user fee study is completed later this year, all of the current fees and charges, including the three new ones proposed in this report, will be evaluated and adjusted.
Resolution No. 7711 Establishing Facility Rental Fees
September 15, 2026
DISCUSSION
Three new facility rental fees are being proposed for inclusion in the City’s User Fee Schedule. The new fees would create an established mechanism for nonprofit s and Arcadia-based civic organizations to reserve the identified spaces, subject to availability and the requirements of an established rental policy.
Fees for the private use of City facilities have been developed based upon the City employees or services needed to support and oversee the private use of the space.
These services consist of room setup and restoration, unlocking and securing restricted areas, waste removal, janitorial services, and the administrative processing of insurance , rental agreements , and payment s. Additionally, each facility fee accounts for any available amenities (AV and technology) and normal wear and tear.
Since a comprehensive user fee study will be undertaken this fiscal year to update the City’s methodology for fees and cost recovery, a temporary approach has been undertaken to establish the proposed fees for the three facilities. Under this interim approach, the average of nine different rates and rental of City facilities have been used to develop the proposed rates for each facility.
In the City’s current User Fee Schedule, similar facilities range from $48/hour for outdoor, low-amenity spaces, to $210/hour for indoor, high-amenity spaces. Based on the nine rental types and configurations that currently exist in the User Fee Schedule, the average hourly rental rate is approximately $99 per hour. All fees are set at a “Low” cost recovery level , which recovers 0-30% of the City’s costs, and a security deposit is required for indoor spaces. Some facilities like the Community Center Ballroom and the Cay Mortenson Auditorium have a 2-hour minimum rental period, which can be attributed to the amount of preparation required to make the facility available for private use. For t he full list of available facilities and corresponding rates for FY 2026-27, see Exhibit “A” in Attachment No. 2.
The three proposed fees, including the hourly rate, minimum rental times, and the amenities and offerings of each space are listed below.
Arcadia Transit Plaza - $90 per hour (minimum of two hours) Location: Northwest corner of E. Santa Clara Street and N. First Avenue Resolution No. 7711 Establishing Facility Rental Fees
September 15, 2026
The Arcadia Transit Plaza offers approximately 15,600 square feet of paved outdoor space, a concrete stage, electrical power/outlets, bench seating, outdoor restroom access, and 12 light poles. Public access will always be maintained on the surrounding sidewalk , providing egress for Metro passengers, Arcadia Transit passengers, and pedestrians.
City Council Conference Room - $55 per hour
Location: 240 W. Huntington Drive
The City Council Conference Room offers audio visual access and display, large conference table, indoor restroom access, and seating. Room capacit y generally accommodates a maximum of 30 persons.
Emergency Operations Center/Community Room - $100 per hour Location: 250 W. Huntington Drive
The Emergency Operations Center/Community Room offers audio visual access with two (2) TV monitors, one (1) projector, indoor restroom access, and configurable tables and chairs . Room capacity generally accommodates a maximum of 75 persons.
The proposed fee amounts will be incorporated into the updated User Fee Schedule attached to the resolution as Exhibit “A.” The addition of these fees is intended to address private rental of these facilities and provide a transparent, consistent process for their use.
Future Facility and Property Rental Policy
In conjunction with the new fees, a new policy will accompany the rental of these City rooms and spaces . The rental policy will address the City’s rights and reservations regarding facility use, insurance requirement s, indemnification and waivers, applicable deposits, and eligibility, which is recommended to be limited to nonprofits and Arcadia-based civic groups.
Limiting rentals to nonprofit organizations is consistent with the City’s existing policy for rental spaces at the Arcadia Public Library and Arcadia Community Center and provides for a consistent approach across City facilities. Importantly, the policy will grant the City Manager administrative authority to waive certain criteria and will underscore the need for City facilities and spaces to be prioritized for City use . For example, if there was a rental of the Emergency Operations Center Resolution No. 7711 Establishing Facility Rental Fees
September 15, 2026
(“EOC”)/Community Room and Arcadia simultaneously experienced an emergency that required activation of the EOC, the City will maintain the right to cancel the reservation without advanced notice and assume use of the space to meet the urgent and critical needs of an emergency response.
If adopted, the three fees will allow the City to begin accepting eligible rental requests following the effective date of the resolution and creation of the rental policy.
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
The proposed action of establishing three new fees does not constitute a project under the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”), as it can be seen with certainty that it will have no impact on the environment.
FISCAL IMPACT
Any revenue generated from establishing the proposed rental fees cannot be reliably estimated at this tim e, as revenue will depend on the number and frequency of eligible rental requests. These three spaces are not available for rent under the City’s current User Fee Schedule; however, based on rental fees for similar facilities, it is expected that any rental revenue from this Fiscal Year will likely be low, totaling less than $ 2,000. The proposed fees will cover a “L ow” portion of the City’s actual expenses projected to provide these services, meaning less than 30% of actual costs to prepare and restore the rental space.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council determine that th is action is not a project under the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”); and adopt Resolution No. 7711 establishing new fees for the City Council Conference Room, Arcadia Transit Plaza, and Emergency Operations Center/Community Room.
Attachment No. 1: Resolution No. 7711
Attachment No. 2: Resolution No. 7684
Attachment No. 3: April 21, 2026, City Council Staff Report 1 R
ESOLUTION NO. 7711
A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA,
CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING FEES FOR CITY FACILITY USE
WH
EREAS, California law authorizes the City of Arcadia to collect fees and charges for services, provided such fees and charges do not exceed the reasonable cost of providing the service; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Arcadia ha ve established certain fees and charges for services provided by the City of Arcadia; and WHEREAS, the City Council desires to establish three new fees for the use of certain City facilities; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that such fees and charges shall be based on reasonable costs to the City for providing said services and updated annually by a CPI factor; and
WHEREAS, on April 21, 2026, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 7684 to establish and adjust various fees and charges for City services; and WHEREAS, the City of Arcadia will incorporate the establishment of three new fees for private use of the Arcadia Transit Plaza, the City Council Conference Room, and the Emergency Operations Center/Community Room into the Fiscal Year 2026 - 27 User Fee Schedule.
Attachment No. 1
2 NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Arcadia does hereby resolve as follows:
SECTION 1. The establishment of fees is statutorily exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act ( “CEQA”), pursuant to Section 15273 of the CEQA Guidelines (Sections 21080(b)(8) and 21082, Public Resources Code).
SECTION 2. Based on the City’s User Fee Study that was adopted by the Arcadia City Council on July 21, 2020, and the established cost recovery levels for the use of City facilities, the fees set forth in this Resolution are necessary for the purposes set forth in this Resolution. Said fees do not exceed the estimated costs for providing the applicable service or programs; and the fees are not being imposed for general revenue purposes, but instead for partial recovery of the costs of providing said services. Said fees are to cover the costs of services for various City facilities set forth and attached hereto as Exhibit “A”.
SECTION 3. The City Council hereby adopts Exhibit “A” for incorporation into the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Fee Schedule.
SECTION 4. This Resolution shall become effective September 15, 2026.
SECTION 5. The City Clerk shall certify the adoption of this Resolution.
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3 Passed, approved and adopted this 15th of September, 2026.
______________________________
Mayor of the City of Arcadia
ATTEST:
___________________________
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
____________________________
Michael J. Maurer
City Attorney
RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES - PUBLIC WORKS SERVICES - POLICE
DESCRIPTION CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE UNIT Cost Recovery
Level NOTES NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
SEPT 15, 2026
City Council Conference Room hourly Low $ 55.00
Arcadia Transit Plaza hourly Low $ 90.00
Emergency Operations Center/Community Room hourly Low $ 100.00 2 hour minimum
NEW
NEW
NEW
Exhibit "A"
RESOLUTION NO. 7684
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA,
CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING AND ADJUSTING VARIOUS FEES FOR CITY
SERVICES
WHEREAS, California State law authorizes the City of Arcadia to collect fees and charges for services, provided such fees and charges do not exceed the reasonable cost of providing the service; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Arcadia has established certain fees and charges for services provided by the City of Arcadia; and WHEREAS, the City Council desires to adjust certain fees and charges based upon review of said fees and charges; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that such fees and charges shall be based on reasonable costs to the City for providing said services and updated annually by a CPIfactor; and
WHEREAS, the City of Arcadia held a duly noticed Public Hearing to provide public input and review concerning adjustments in rates for said services.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Arcadia does hereby resolve as follows:
SECTION 1. The establishment and adjustment of fees is statutorily exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA"), pursuant to Section 15273 of the CEQA Guidelines ( Sections 21080( b)( 8) and 21082, Public Resources Code). 1 Attachment No. 2
SECTION 2. Based on a cost allocation study performed by each City department, the fees set forth in this Resolution are necessary for the purposes set forth in this Resolution. Said fees do not exceed the estimated costs for providing the applicable service or programs; and the fees are not being imposed for general revenue purposes, but instead for full or partial recovery of the costs of providing said services and programs. Said fees are to cover the costs of various services and programs set forth in the Fee Schedule, attached hereto as Exhibit " A".
SECTION 3. The City Council hereby adopts the Fee Schedule, attached hereto as Exhibit' W'.
SECTION4. Any fees adopted prior to the adoption of this Resolution which are inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed, effective upon the date the fees set forth in Exhibit " A" take effect.
SECTION 5. This Resolution shall become effective April 21, 2026.
SECTION6. All User Fees, including without limitation development fees, shall be imposed and collected commencing July 1, 2026.
SECTION7. The City Clerk shall certify the adoption of this Resolution.
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2 Passed, approved and adopted this 21 st of April, 2026.
ATTEST:
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Michael J. Maurer
City Attorney
m
Mayor of the City of Arcadia
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) SS:
CITY OF ARCADIA )
I, LINDA RODRIGUEZ, City Clerk of the City of Arcadia, hereby certifies that the foregoing Resolution N(,}. 7684 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Arcadia, signedbythe Mayor and attested to bythe CityClerkat a regular meeting of said Council held on the 21st day of April, 2026 and that said Resolution was adopted by the following vote, to wit:
AYES: Cao, Fu, Kwan, Cheng, and Wang
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
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City Clerk of the City of Arcadia
Exhibit " A"
MISCELLANEOUS FEES - CITYWIDE
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY L 2026
ARCADIA TRANSIT DIAL - A -RIDE ( RESIDENTS ONLY)
1 Seniors/ Disabled single one- way trip 0. 50 Low 0. 50 2 Seniors/ Disabled Reduced fare monthly pass 5. 00 Low 5. 00
ARCADIA TRANSIT FIXED ROUTE IGENERAL PUBLIC)
3 General Public single one- way trip
Seniors/ Disabled single one- way trip
0. 50 Low 0. 50
4 Low Free fare for seniors and disabled persons on
the fixed route.
PHOTOCOPYING FEES ( MATERIALS REPRODUCED BY THE CITY)
5 First 25 pages Free per page Low For any single document Free 6 Every page after 25 page 0. 11 per page High For any single document 0. 13
RETURNED CHECKS/ INSUFFICIENT FUNDS
7 NonSufficient Check - 1st check passed 25. 00 per returned item High 25. 00 8 Non -Sufficient Check- subsequent check to that payee passed in insufficient funds 35. 00 per returned item High 35. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
CITY CLERK DUPLICATION SERVICES
1 Municipal Code
Available for purchase
on City' s website
through Municipal Code
Corporation
High
Available for purchase
on Clty' s website through
Municipal Code
Corporation
2 Copies of City Documents - First 25 pages Free High Free 3 Copies of City Documents- Every page thereafter 0. 12 per page High 0. 13 4 DAD Duplication of City Council Meetings Actual cast High Actual cost
CITY ATTORNEY FEES
5 Subpoena for Records 15. 00 High Set by CA EVIDENCECODE 1563. 6 15. 00 6 Employee Witness Fees ( Subpoena) 275. 00 High Set by CA GOV CODE 68097. 2 275. 00 7 RecoveryofAttorneyFeesinanyaction, administrativeproceedingorspecial proceeding to abate a public nuisance
City Attorney PassThrough Fees
Actual Cost High Actual Cost
8 City Attorney Private
Law rate plus 10%
High City Attomey Private
law rate plus 10%
9 Flashdrive 6. 00 High 6. 00
10 Notary Fee 15. D0 High Set by CA GOV CODE 8211 15. 00 11 Temporary Use Permit 702. 00 High 737. 00
CODE SERVICES
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE/ CHARGE
UfPfT
ov
CostRecoveryLevel
NOTES
NEW
FEES EFFECTIVEJULY
1, 2026ADMINISTRATIVE
CITATIONS 1
First Violation (AMC ViolationOnly) 100. 00 High Set by AMCSection1200( b) 100. 00 2 SecondViolation ( within 24 months) 200. 00 High Set by AMCSection1200( b) 200. 00 3 Third and subsequentViolations ( within 24 months) 500. 00 High Set by AMCSection1200( b) 500. 00 4 DelinquentFines 10% surchargeHigh 10% surcharge5
Intereston DelinquentFines 1/
2 of1% per month, pro
rate High
1/ 2 of1% per month, pro rate
6 Non -OperatingProperty Annual Registry Fee 1, 613.00 High 1, 694.01)
BUILDING & SAFETY
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE/
UNIT Cost Recovery NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
CHARGE Level JULY 1 2026
APPEALS
1 Building Cade Appeal 854. 00 High 895. 00
BUILDING PERMIT FEES
70. 002 Issuing Fee 67. 00 High
3 Review ( ADA) Fees for Building Permit issuanceAccessibility Review Increase to base
High
10% increase to base
Building Permit Lost Building Permit Cost
4 Accessibility Review ( ADA) Fees for Building Permit issuance 15% increase to base
High
15%
increaseck
to base Plan
Plan Check Cost CheCost Other
InspectionsS
For an extrainspectionmade necessarydue to worknot beingreadyat thetime153. 00 High 160. 00 specified or dueto worknot correctedafter prior writtennotice 6
For an inspectionfor whichno feesare hereinprescribed, per hour (time consumed per hourwitha minimumcharge of 1 hour) 153.
00 High g 160. 00 7
For Inspectionsoutside normalbusinesshours, per hour (time consumedper 153. 00 High hour with a minimumcharge of 2 hours) 160.
00 PLAN
REVIEW FEES When
plans are requiredto be submittedby theBuildingCode, a planreview65% of BuildingPermit 8 fee equalto 65 percentof thebuildingpermit fee shallbe paidat thetime of High 65% of BuildingPermit Fee submitting plans and specifcatlonsfor review. fee
When
approvedplans are revised, a supplementalplan reviewfee shallhe paid9 to theCitybasedon anhourlyrate, witha minimumcharge of one (1) hour. If hour the reviewis conductedby an externalCity plan checkconsultant, the fee shall160. 00 per High 168. 00 be
the actualcost of the review. When
plans are requiredto be submittedfor compliancewith the StateEnergy10 ConservationRegulations, an energyplan reviewfee equalto 20percentof the20% of BuildingPermitHigh building permit fee shallbe paidat thetimeof submittingthe plansand Fee 20% of BuildingPermit Fee specifications for review. When
plans are requiredto be submittedfor newcommercial, industrial and Si multiplefamily buildings, a firedepartmentplan reviewfee equalto 9. 759. 75% of BuildingHigh
9. 15%of BuildingPermit percent
of thebuildingpermit fee shallbe paidat thetime of submittingthePermit Fee Fee plans and specifcatiansfor review.
CURRENT FEE/ Cost Recovery NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
DESCRIPTION
CHARGE
UNIT
Level
N0
JULY 1, 2026
When plans are required to be submitted for compliance with the California 12 GreenBuildingCodeRegulations, aCalGreenplanreviewfeeequalto30 10% of the total Plan
High
10% ofthe total Plan Check
percent of the total plan check fee shall be paid at the time of submitting the Check Fee Fee plans and specifications of review
WELD ( Water Efficiency Landscape Ordinance), plan check fee by outside Actual cast of review by outside plan check 13 consultants
Actual Cost High
consultant.
Actual Cost
14 WELD Plan Check Fee Actual Cost High Actualcost of inspectionby outsideplan check Actual Cost
consultant. 15
WELD Issuance fee 67. 00 High 7o. ao GRADING
PLAN REVIEW AND PERMITFEES 16
IssuingFee 67. 00 High 70. 00 PLUMBING
PERMIT FEES 17
Issuancefee, per permit67. 00 High 70. 00 Unit
Fee ScheduleFar
eachplumbingfixture or trapor setof fixturesan onetrap (includingwater, 18 drainagepiping, and backflowprotectiontherefore18.
00 High 19. 00 19
For eachbuildingsewer connectionon property, includingfor eachdwellingunit 43. 00 High in a multiple -family development45.
00 20
Rainwatersystems, per drain (inside building) 19. 00 High 19. 00 21 For eachprivatesewage disposal system ( where permitted) 131. 00 High 138. 00 22 Far each water heater and/ or vent21. 00 High 22. 00 23 For eachgas pipingsystem of oneto fiveoutlets21. 00 High 22. 00 24 For eachgas pipingsystem over five outlets, per outlet5. 00 High 5. 0025 For eachinterceptorincluding its trapandvent, exceptingkitchen -type grease36. 00 High 38. 00 interceptors functioning as fixturetraps 26
For installation, alteration, or repairof waterservice. Piping and or waterpiping18. 00 High 19. 00 to one (1) fixture21
For repipingan existingdomestic water supply and distributionsystem By buildingpermit value High By buildingpermit value 28 For repairor alterationof drainageor ventpiping, each fbdure18. 00 High 19. 00 29 For eachlawnsprinklersysteman anyonemeterincludingbackflowprotection25. 00 High devices therefore 26.
00 30
For atmospheric- a vacuumbreakers not includedin items1: 1 to 5 12. 00 High 13, 00
BUILDING & SAFETY
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
UNIT
Cost Recovery NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
CHARGE Level JULY 1, 2026
31 For atmospheric - type vacuum breakers not included in items 1: over 5, each 2. 40 High 2. 50 32 Foreachhackflowprotectivedeviceotherthanatmospheric -typevacuum breakers: 2 Inches or smaller
21. 00 High 22. 00
33 Foreachback0owprotectivedeviceotherthanatmospheric -typevacuum 43. 00 breakers: over 2 inches
High 45. 00
34 For each swimming pool piping ( including spas and hot tubs) 38. 00 High 40. 00 35 For each swimming pool " P" trap 12. 00 High 13. 00
57. 0036 For each swimming pool, spa and hot tub water heater ( including gas piping) S 54. 00 High 37 For each sewer cap and/ or cesspool fill 21. 00 High 22. 00 Other Inspections
38 ForanextraInspectionmadenecessaryduetoworknotbeingreadyatthetime 153. 00 specified or due to work not corrected after prior written notice High 161. D0
39 Foraninspectionforwhichnofeesarehereinprescribed, perhour (time consumed per hour with a minimum charge of 1 hour)
153. 00 High 161. 00
40 Forinspectionsoutsidenormalbusinesshours, perhour (timeconsumedper hour with a minimum charge of 2 hours)
PLUMBING PLAN REVIEW FEES
153. 00 High 2 Hour Minimum 161. 00
For plumbing plans which require plan review, a plan review fee equal to 65 41 percentoftheplumbingpermitfeeshallbepaidtotheBuildingOfficialatthe 65%ofPlumbingPermit High 65% of Plumbing Permit Fee time plans are submitted for review.
Fee
ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEES
42 Issuance fee, per permit 67. 00 High 70. 00
Services
For residential service of 600 volts or less and not over 400 amps in rating, 43 including on meter each for residential service of 600 vans or less and over 400 25. 00 High 26. 00 amps in mtin& Including one ( 1) meter
For residential service of600 volts or less, and over 400 amps in ratin& including
71. 00 High 75. 00
one ( 1 meter
45 For one commercial service 200 amps or less, including one meter each 45. 00 High 47. 00 46 For each commercial service 200 amps to 1,000 amps, including one meter each 76, 00 High 80. 00 47 Forcommercialservicesover600voltsorover1,000ampsinrating, including 153. 00 High 161. OD one meter each
BUILDING & SAFETY
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
UNIT Cost Recovery
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
CHARGE Level JULY 1, 2026
48 For each additional meter 21. 00 High 22. 00
49 For each distribution panel 27. 00 High 28. 00
New Residential Construction
50 Foreachnewsingle, duplexandmultiple -familydwellingforeachsquarefootof 0. 10 High 0. 11 gross floor area
51 Forbuildingsaccessorytonewresidentialbuildingsconstructedinconjunction 0. 08 High 0. 08 with those residential buildings for each square foot of gross floor area.
Other Construction
52 For receptacle, switch, lighting outlets: First 20, each 2. 40 High High
2. 50
1. 6053 For receptacle, switch, lighting outlets: Additional, each 1. 50 54 For lighting fixtures, sockets or other lamp devices: First 20, each 2. 40 High 2. 50 55 For lighting fixtures, sockets or other lamp devices: Additional, each 150 High 1. 60 56 Forpoleorplatformmountedlightingfixturessuchastenniscourts, parkinglot 37. 00 standards and walkway lighting fixtures, including any foundation: First 6 High 39. 00
For pole or platform mounted lighting fixtures such as tennis courts, parking lot 57 standards and walkway lighting fixtures, including any foundation: Additional, 10. 00 High 11. 00 each
58 Forfixedresidentialappliancesorreceptacleoutletsforsame, notexceeding1 10. 00 High 11. 00 hp in rating, each
High59 Fornonresidentialappliancesandself-containedfactorywiredappliancesnot 10. 00 exceeding 1 hp, kw, or_kva, each
11. 00
For electrical apparatus, conduits and conductor for which a permit is required, 22. 0060 High but for which no fee is specified, each
23. 00
POWER SCHEDULE
For motors, generators, transformers, rectifiers, converters, capacitors, industrial heating, air conditioning and heat pumps, cooking or baking equipment and other apparatus, as follows:
For equipment having more than one motor,
transformer, heater, etc., the sum of the
Rating in hp, kw, kva or kvar:
combined ratings may be used. These fees
include all switches, circuit breakers,
contractors, thermostats, relays and other
directly related control equipment
BUILDING & SAFETY
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
61 up to and including 1, each 11. 00 High 12. 00
62 Over land not over 10, each 21. 00 High 22. 00
63 Overl0and notover50, each 36. 00 High 38. 00
64 Over 50 and not over 100, each 59. 00 High 62. 00
65 Over 100, each 94. 00 High 99. 00
BUS WAYS
66 For trolley and plug- in bus ways, each 100 feet or fraction thereof 13. 00 High 14. 00 SIGNS
The fee for filing an application for a sign
permit shall be the same as required for a
building of equivalent valuation and shall also
include a plan check fee which shall be 50J6 of
the permit fee.
67 Foronesign, outlinelightingandmarqueesuppliedfromonebranchcircuit, each
g9, 00 High
High
93. 00
68 For additional branch circuits, each 8. 00 8. 00
Carnivals, Christmas Tree Lots, Sales Lots, Etc.
69 For electric generators and electrically driven rides, each 21. 00 High 22. 00 70 For mechanically driven rides and walk through attractions with lighting, each 11. 00 High 12. 00 71 For a system supplying booth lighting, each 11. 00 High 12. 00 72 For Christmas tree lots, sales lots, etc., each 43. 00 High 45. 00
TEMPORARY POWER
73 Fortemporaryservicepoleorpedestalinstalledinconjunctionwithtemporary buildings, each
75. 00 High 79. 00
74 Fortemporaryservicepoleandonedistributionsystemforconstructionsites, each
43. 00 High 45. 00
75 Foradditionaldistributionpanelsinstalledinconjunctionwithtemporarypower Poles, each
21. 00 High 22. 00
BUILDING & SAFETY
CURRENTFEE / Cost Recovery NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
DESCRIPTION
CHARGE
UNfT
Level
NOTES
JULY 1, 2026
SWIMMING POOLS, HOTTUBS, ETC.
For not more than one sub -panel, three motors, integral lighting fixtures and all i
76 wiringandlightingforoperationofsame
202. 00 High 107. 00
ELECTRICAL PLAN REVIEW FEES
For electrical plans that require plan review, a plan review fee equal to 65 77 65% of Electrical Permit
percent afthe electrical permit fee shall be paid to the Building Official at the High 65% of Electrical Permit Fee Fee
tlme Ions are submitted for plan review
MECHANICAL PERMIT FEES
78 For the issuance of each permit 67. 00 High 70. 00
Unit Fee Schedule
For the installation or relocation of each forced - air or gravity - type furnace or 79 burner, including duds and vents attached to such appliance, up to and 25. 00 High 26. 00 including 100, 000 Btu/ h
For the Installation or relocation of each forced - air or gravity - type furnace or 80 burner, including ducts and vents attached to such appliance, over 100, 000 37. 00 High 39. 00 Btu/ h
81 For the installation or relocation ofeach floor furnace, including vents 25. 00 High 26. 00 Forthe installation or relocation of each suspended heater, recessed wall 82 heaterorfloormountedunitheater
23. S 00 High 24. 00
83 Fortheinstallation, relocationorreplacementofeachapplianceventinstalled 12. 00 High and not included in any appliance permit
13. 00
For the regular repair of, alteration of, or addition to each heating appliance 84 refrigerationunit, coolingunit, absorptionunit, oreachheating, cooling, 25. 00 High 26. 00 absorption or evaporative cooling system, including installation of controls rallulated this code
85 FortheInstallationorrelocationofeachboilerorcompressortoandincluding3 25. 00 High horsepower, or each absorption system to and including 10, 000 Btu/ h
26. 00
Forthe installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor over 3 86 horsepower to and including 15 horsepower or each absorption system over 48. 00 High 50. 00 100, 000 Btu/ h and including 500, 000 Btu/ h
BUILDING & SAFETY
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE/
UNIT
Cost Recovery
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
CHARGE Level JULY L 2025
For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor over 15 87 horsepower to and including 30 horsepower or each absorption system over 67. 00 High 70. 00 500, 000 Btu/ h and including 1,000, 000 Btu/ h
For the installation or relocation of each bailer or compressor over 30 88 horsepowerto and Including 50 horsepower or each absorption system over 100. 00 High 105. 00 1, 000, 000 Btu/ h and including 1,750, 000 Btu/ h
89 Fortheinstallationorrelocationofeachhollerorcompressorover50 horsepower or each absorption system over 1, 750, 000 Btu/ h 165. 00 High 173. 00
This fee shall not apply to an air -handling unit
For each air -handling unit to and including 10,000 cubic feet per minute, which is a portion of a factory assembled 90 includingductsattachedthereto
19. 00 High appliance, cooling unit, evaporative cooler or 20, 00 absorption unit for which a permit is required
elsewhere in this Code
91 Foreachair -handlingunitover10,000cubicfeetperminute, Includingducts 33. 00 High attached thereto
35. 00
92 For each evaporative cooler other than portable type 19. 00 High 20. 00 93 For each ventilation fan connected to a single duct 12. 00 High 13. 00 94 Foreachventilationsystemwhichisnotaportionofanyheatingorair 19. 00 HI h conditioning system authorized by a permit
g 20. 00
95 FortheInstallationofeachkitchenhood, whichisservedbymechanical exhaust, including ducts for such hood
19. 00 High 20, 00
96 Forthe installation or relocation of each domestic - type incinerator 33. 00 High 35. 00 For the installation or relocation of each commercial or industrial - type 97 incinerator
131. 00 High 138. 00
98 Foreachapplianceorpieceofequipmentregulatedbythiscodebutnotclassed 19. 00 High n other appliance categories, or for which no other fee is listed in this Code 20, 00
Forthe installation of ducts to an existing comfort heating/ cooling system, per 99 system
13. 00 High 14. 00
100 For the Installation of a factory built fireplace, including ducts attached thereto 19. 00 High 20. 00 Other Inspections
101 Foranextrainspectionmadenecessaryduetoworknotbeingreadyatthetime 00153. High specified or due to work not corrected after prior written notice 161. 00
102 Foraninspectionforwhichnofeesarehereinprescribed, perhour (time onsumed per hour with a minimum charge of 1 hour)
153. 00 High 161. 00
103 Forinspectionsoutsidenormalbusinesshours, perhour (timeconsumedper 153. 00 High hour with• minimum [ hargenf: fiiim ;
5 161. 00
BUILDING & SAFETY
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE/
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
MECHANICAL PLAN REVIEW FEES
104
For mechanical plans that require plan review, a plan review equal to 65 percent of the mechanical permit fee shall be paid to the Building Official at the time plans are submitted for plan review
65% of the Mechanical
Permit Fee
High 65% of the Mechanical
Permit Fee
RELOCATION AND REMOVAL FEES
105
A relocation examination fee is established In the amount of $ 14. 10 for each one hundred ( 100) square feet or fraction thereof offloor space, whether usable or not, contained within the building proposed to be relocated.
19. 00 each one hundred sq it High 20. 00
Relocation Permit Fee
106
Relocation permit fee shall be $ 22. 65 per one thousand dollars ($ 3000. DD) valuation, or fraction thereof of the building to be relocated. For the purpose of computing such fee, valuation shall include the reasonable cost of moving such structure and the reasonable value of all new construction, alterations, additions, repairs, replacements and foundations in connection therewith.
31. 00
per one thousand
dollars valuation
High 33. 00
107 For the issuance of each permit 67. 00 High 70. 00
Removal Permit Fee ( Export)
108Thefeeforfilinganapplicationforaremovalpermitshallbe $296.65 (route Inspection fee and owner and mover bonds shall also be collected). 422, 00 High 443. 00
1D9 For the issuance of each permit 67. 00 High 70, 60
DEMOLITION PERMIT FEES
110 500 square feet or less 36. 00 High 38. 00
111 501 to 1,D00 cubic yards 67. 00 High 70. 00
112 1,001 to 3,000 cubic yards 110. 00 High 116. 00
113 3, 001 to 10, 000 cubic yards 188. 00 High 197. 00
114 10, 001 square feet or more 373. 00 High 392. 00
BUILDING & SAFETY
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
SWIMMING POOL PERMIT AND PLAN REVIEW FEES
115 Thefeeforfilinganapplicationforaswimmingpoolpermitandplanreview Valuation Based shall be the same as required for a building of equivalent valuation:
For the issuance of each permit $ 67. 00
per perimeter foot High Valuation Based
116 High 70. 00
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FEE
117 For the issuance of each building, demolition and reroofing permit 7. 00 Fgh 7. 00 118
For the issuance of each electrical, plumbing, mechanical, sign, fire extinguishing, swimming pool and spa, fire alarm, grading and masonry wall w rmit
1. 00 High 1. 00
OTHER INSPECTIONS
119 Foranextrainspectionmadenecessaryduetoworknotbeingreadyatthetime $ 153. DD specked or due to work not corrected after prior written notice High 161. 00
120 Foraninspectionforwhichnofeesarehereinprescribed, perhour (time consumed per hour with a minimum cha a of 1 hour) I $
153. 00 High 161. 00
121 Forinspectionsoutsidenormalbusinesshours, perhour (timeconsumedper hour with a minimum charge of 2 hours)
153. 00 High 161. 00
PARK FACILITIES IMPACT FEES ( Resolution No. 6502, 01- 15- 08) 122 Single Family Projects 2. 85 per sq ft High
Set Per Resolution, not subject to CPI
Adjustment
2. 85
123 Multi - family Projects 3. 73 per sq ft High
Set Per Resolution, not subject to CPI
Adjustment
3. 73
FIRE EXTINGUISHING, ALARM PERMIT PERMIT AND PLAN REVIEW FEES 124 For the Issuance of each permit 67. 00 High 70. 00
125 Change of Address Fee 883. 00 High 927. 00
126 Replacement Job Card 30. 00 each High 32. 00
127 Temporary Certificate of Occupancy 270. 00 each
I
High
1 284. 00
128 Residential Solar < 10 kW 38. 00 each High S 40. 00 129 Residential Solar> 10 kW 76. 00 each High 80. 00
BUILDING & SAFETY
CURRENTFEE/ Cost Recovery NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
DESCRIPTION
CHARGE
UNIT
Level
NOTES
JULY 1, 2026
130 Commercial Solar< 50 kW 57. 00 each High 60. 00
161. 00
322. 00
131 Commercial Solar 50. 250 kW 153. 00
307. 00
each
each
High
High132 Commercial Solar> 250 kW
133 Energy Storage System 71. 00 each High 75. D0
Plan Check for an Electric Vehicle Charging Station shall he paid to the City based on the time required, billed in half- hour Increments, with a minimum 134chargeofone (1) half-hour. IfthereviewIsconductedbyanexternalCityplan 113. D0 howdy High 119. 00
check consultant, the fee shall he the actual cost of the review. 135 Electric Vehicle Charging Station 67. 00 each High 70. 00 136 Residential Elevator
Permit E# ension
38. 00 each High 40. 00
137 148. 00 each High 155. 00
138 Commercial Type 1 & 2 Hood & Duct 153. 00
182. 00
each
each
High
High
161. 00
191. 00139 Residential Solar Plan Check< 10 kW
140 Residential Solar Plan Check> 10 kW 208. 00 each High 218. 00 141 Commercial Solar Plan Check < 50 kW 305. 00 each High 320. 00 673. 00
1, 974. 00
142 Commercial Solar Plan Check 50- 250 kW 641. 00 each High 143 Commercial Solar Plan Check> 250 kW 1, 880. 00 each High 144 Energy Storage System Plan Review 67. 00 each High 70. 00 Plan Check, Building Permits, Mech/ Elec/ Plum
5. 5% af Permit & Plan of Permit & Plan Check
Permits, Misc Permits, Fire Plan Check Fire
5. 5% of Permit & Plan
145 Technology Fee Check Fees Fees
High Permit Fees, Engineering Permit Fees, Storm
Check Fees
Water Plan & Inspection, Offsite Plan Check
Failure to Obtain Permit Double the permitfee
Landscape Plan Check & Inspection
Double the permit fee146 High
Building Valuation Table
Current ( All New Construction)
0 500'
2, 000
25, 000
47. 87
47. 87
122. 05
47. 87
47. 87
122. 05
0.001 0. 00 0. 00
501 0. 00 0. 00
0. 00
100. 00
1, 000. 002, 001 0. 00
25, 001 50, 000 574. 35 574. 35 0. 00 0. 00 1, 000. 00
50, 001 100, 000 949. 69 949. 69 0. 00 0. 00 1, 000. 00 100, 001 and up 1, 441. 31 1, 441. 31 0. 00 0. 00 1, 000. 00, Percent Change = 0. 0%
Cost Recovery Level = 80%
Please Note: Valuation fee structure is derived from the Uniform Building Code.
City of Arcadia
Building and Safety Division
Building Valuation Data for Miscellaneous Work
Updated July 1, .
Valuation for Tenant Improvements Per Sq. Ft.
Bakery 36. 48
Bank 52. 54
General Office 3 5. 97
Hair Salon 25. 24
Medical Office 43. 74
Minor Tenant Improvement 17. 98
Restaurant 43. 74
Retail Store 25. 24
Take- out Restaurant 35. 90
Tenant Improvement at the mall 61. 71
Residential Room Additions and Remodeling
Addition without plumbing 125. 71
Addition with plumbing 167. 63
Remodel withou plumbing 50. 28
Remodel with plumbing 67. 06
Conversion without plumbing 83. 80
Conversion with plumbing 100. 58
Patio, Carports and Garages
Opens sides, trellis type roof $ 29. 21
Open sides, roofted patio $ 29. 21
Enclosed patio $ 42. 67
Carport $ 29. 21
Garage $ 44. 79
Window Change Out
Smaller than 6' x 4' $ 725. 63 each
6' x 4' or larger $ 870. 76 each
Door Installation
Single $ 725. 63 each
Double $ 1, 306. 12 each
Masonry Garden and Retaining Walls
Masonry garden walls $ 12. 35
Retaining walls $ 29. 02
Swimming Pools
Pool and Spa $ 281.54 perim. ft.
City of Arcadia
APARTMENTS/ CONDOS
IA or I113 .........................
IIIB..................................
VA..................................
VB...................................
Basement Garage............
BANKS:
IA or IIA.........................
IIB...................................
IIIA.................................
111B..................................
VA.................................
VB...................................
CHURCHES:
IA or IIA.........................
IIB...................................
IIIA.................................
IIIB..................................
VA..................................
VB...................................
DWELLINGS:
VA..................................
VB...................................
Basements:
Semi - Finished............
Unfinished .................
Remodel ..........................
Remodel w/plumbing......
Conversion ......................
Conversion w/ plumbing..
FIRE STATIONS:
IA or IIA.........................
I113 ...................................
IIIA.................................
IIIB..................................
VA..................................
VB...................................
GARAGES, PRIVATE:
Utility, Miscellaneous)
VB..................................
VA..................................
Open Carport ..................
Patio ( All) .......................
Patio Enclosed ................
Building and Safety Division
Valuation for New Buildings and Structures
Updated July 1, 2026
HOTELS AND MOTELS: SCHOOLS:
201. 35 1A OR IIA....................... $ 169. 28 IA or IIA ......................... 170. 95 IIIA................................. $ 146. 66 111A ................................. 170. 96 IIIB.................................. $ 139. 79 IIIB.................................. 158. 07 VA .................................. $ 127. 72 VA ..................................
62. 68 VB................................... $ 125. 19 VB ...................................
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS:
248. 22 IA or IIA.........................
182. 87 I113 ...................................
201. 81 IIIA.................................
201. 81 IIIB..................................
182. 52 Tilt -up .............................
175. 15 VA ..................................
VB...................................
166. 26
124. 86
135. 76
129. 73
126. 88
119. 34
178. 67
167. 63
42. 78
32. 62
50. 28
67. 05
83. 80
100. 57
191. 76
126. 21
138. 12
132. 65
129. 56
122. 86
44. 79
50. 50
29. 21
29. 21
41. 35
MEDICAL OFFICES:
IA or IIA.........................
IIB...................................
IIIA.................................
IIIB..................................
VA..................................
VB...................................
OFFICES:
IA or IIA.........................
I1B...................................
IIIA.................................
IIIB..................................
VA..................................
VB..................................
95. 37
61. 01
73. 07
68. 88
50. 28
68. 88
63. 01
200. 30
146. 83
167. 63
156. 05
151. 20
145. 81
179. 01
125. 84
135. 87
129. 89
128. 79
119. 85
PARKING STRUCTURES
IA or IIA......................... $ 81. 95
Type I or H, Open........... $ 61. 50
IIB................................... $ 46. 93
111A................................. $ 62. 02
IIIB.................................. $ 55. 14
SERVICE STATIONS:
IIB...................................
IIIA.................................
VA..................................
VB..................................
Canopies .........................
STORES:
IA or IIA.........................
IIB...................................
IIIA.................................
IIIB..................................
VA..................................
VB...................................
THEATERS:
IA or IIA.........................
I I1A.................................
IIIB.................................
VA..................................
VB..................................
WAREHOUSES:
IA or I1A.........................
IIB...................................
IIIA.................................
II113..................................
VA..................................
VB...................................
186. 38
136. 10
130. 90
127. 55
121. 68
112. 63
117. 50
99. 05
112. 63
46. 93
138. 12
86. 76
107. 89
101. 20
90. 82
83. 93
184. 03
134. 09
127. 72
126. 21
119. 34
86. 89
48. 40
58. 41
55. 61
51. 57
48. 40
PUBLIC BUILDINGS: EQUIPMENT:
IA or I1A......................... 206. 83 Air Conditioning:
IIB................................... 167. 63 Commercial................ $ 7. 04 IIIA................................. 178. 01 Residential................. $ 5. 86 IIIB.................................. 167. 96 Fire Sprinkler System...... $ 4. 36 VA .................................. 159. 23
VB................................... 154. 17
RESTAURANTS:
IIIA................................. $ 163. 24
IIIB.................................. $ 157. 72
VA .................................. $ 149. 50
VB................................... $ 143. 65
Reroofing Permit Fees Updated July 1, 2026
The fee for filing an application for a reroofing permit shall be determined by the valuationprovided. If no valuation is provided. It shallbethe sameasrequiredfor a building of equivalent valuation as determined by the following:
Type of Reroofing lEvaluation ( cost per square )
1 Fiberglass Shingles ( 20 year warranty) $ 190. 46
2 Laminated Fiberglass Shingles (25 to 30 year warranty) $ 219. 77 3 Laminated Fiberglass Shingles ( 40 & 50 year warranty) $ 249. 07 4 Heavy Weight Concrete Tile $ 476. 15
5 Lite Weight Concrete Tile $ 549. 40
6 Lite Weight Perlite Shakes $ 476. 15
7 Fiber Cement Shakes $ 476. 15
8 Pressure Treated Wood Shakes $ 476. 15
9 Pressure Treated Wood Shingles $ 476. 15
10 Steel Roofing Systems ( Class " B") $ 5,12. 77
Class " A") $ 538. 40
For plywood installation, add $62.69 per squareto the above figures.
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE/
UNIT
Cost Recovery
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
CHARGE Level JULY 1, 2026
1 Plans and Specifications 43. 00 High 45. 00
Miscellaneous Copies
2 S% x1rand8% x17" 1. 17 per sheet High 1. 23
3 15" x 20" 2. 40 per sheet High 2. 50
4 18" x 24" 3. 10 per sheet High 3. 30
5 24" x36" 3. 60 persheet High 3. 80
6 30" x36" 4. 20 persheet High 4. 40
7 24" x36" Mylar Original 6. 10 persheet High 6. 40
Plan Review
The applicant shall reimburse the City for 100% of
8 Public Improvement Plan Review Base Fee 417. 00 High
actual costs and expenditures Incurred by the City
438. 00
relative to said project. This cost is 3 hours of the
hourly rate.
The applicant shall reimburse the City for 100% of
9 Public Improvement Plan Review Base Fee Plus Additional Staff Review 139. 00 per hour High base fee plus additional staff time dedicated
toproject.
146. 00
Additional staff time is based on hourly
rate of position performing review.
10 Final Map and Parcel Map Review Base Fee 201. 00 High 211. 00 The applicant shall reimburse the City for 100% of
11 Final Map and Parcel Map Review Base Fee Plus Additional Staff Review 68. 00 per lot High base fee plus additional staff time dedicated to
71. 00
additional lots. Additional stafftime is based on
1/2 hour rate of position performing project.
Encroachment Permits
12 Encroachment Permit - Application Fee 124. 00 High
Fee for initia app ! cation prior to review, to be
a lied to final, ermit costs.
146. 00
13 Encroachment Permit - Inspection Base Fee 186. 00 High 195. 00 14 Encroachment Permit - Inspection Base Fee Plus Additional Inspection Time 186. 00 per hour High 195. 00 Transportation Permits
15 Transportation Permit - Single Trip 16. 00
1 High 16. D0
16 Transportation Permit - Annual 90. 0D High 90. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Surface Replacement Deposit
42. 00 per sq ft of surface High17 Excavation - any street, alley, or other public place paved with concrete 44. 00 18 Excavation - any street, alley, or other public place paved with asphalt 16. 00 per sq ft of surface High 17. 00 Amount of Deposit
19 Cash Deposit 2, 454. 00 High 2, 577. 01)
20 Surety Band 2, 454. 00 High 2, 577. 00
Inspection Charges for street work
21 MondaythroughThursdayandCityHallOpenFridays (RegularlyScheduledWork Hours):
186. 00 per hour High 195. OD
22 MondaythroughThursdayandCityHallOpenFridays (Hoursworkedover Regularly Scheduled Work Hours):
280. 00 ourhper 11 2 timesp ( / ) HIHigh 294. 1W
23 Saturdays, Sundays, Legal Holidays, and the City Hall Closed Fridays 280. 00 per hour ( 11/ 2 times) High 294. 00 Construction Trash Receptacles on City Streets
24 Construction Trash Receptable Permit- Issuance Fee 63. 00 High 66. 00 25 Construction Trash Receptable Permit - Inspection Base Fee 186. 00 High 195. 00 26 Construction Trash Receptable Permit- Base Fee Plus Additional Inspection Time 186. 00 per hour High 195. 00 Permit Application Engineering Review
27 Permit Application Engineering Review Base Fee 207, 00 High 217. 00 28 Permit Application Engineering Review Base Fee Plus Additional Staff Review 139. 00 per hour High Cost per hour charged for staff time beyond initial
review, capture by the " Application Fee" to review
mit application
146. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
UNIT
CHARGE
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
LID STORMWATER PLANNING PROGRAM
Construction Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan ( SWPPP) Review and Inspection
Tier 1- New project equal to one acre or greater of disturbed area and adding more than 30, D00 sf of Impervious area. Tier 1 includes the following: 1) New project equal to one acre or greater of disturbed area and adding more than 29 10,000sfofImperviousarea; 2) NewIndustrialParkwith10,000sformoreof surface area; 3) New Commercial mall with 10, OD0 sf or more of surface area; 4) 1, 856. 00 High 1, 949. 00
Redevelopment of 5, 000 sf or more of 1), 2), and 3); 5) Redevelopment of 10, 000 sf or more to a single family home; 6) Special Provision projects like Green street, or hillside single family home.
Tier 2 includes the following: 1) New Retail Gasoline outlet with 5,000 sf or more of surface area; 2) New Restaurant with 5,000 sf or more surface area; 3) New parking lot with either 5,000 or more of impervious area or 25 or more parking 30 spaces; 4) New Automotive Service facility with 5, 000 sf or more of surface area; $ 1, 578. 00 High 1, 657. 00 5) Projects located in or directly adjacent to, or discharging directly into a Significant Ecological Area; 6) Redevelopment of 5,000 sf or more of all above categories
31 Non - LID Projects $ 207. 00 High 217. 00
32 SWPPP Review and Inspection - Less than 2 acres 1, 638. 00 High 1, 720, 00 33 SWPPP Review and Inspection - Between 2 and 5 acres 1, 963. 00 High 2, 061. 00 34 SWPPP Review and Inspection- Greater than 5 acres 2, 916. 00 High 3, 062. 00
STREET VACATION PERMIT
35 Summary Street Vacation Fee 2, 310. 00 High 2, 426. 00 36 Street Vacation Fee 3, 603. 00 High 3, 783. 00
FDESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
UNIT
Cost Recovery
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
CHARGE Level JULY 1, 2026
GRADING
Grading Plan Check
37 0 cubic yards to 1, 000 cubic yards 1, 335. 00 High 1, 402. 00 38 3, 000 ruble yards 139. 00 per hour High D to 1,000 cubic yards fee PLUS additional per 146. 00
additional hour dedicated to project.
Grading Permit I
39 0 cubic yards to 1,000 cubic yards 905. 00 High 951. 00 40 1, 000 cubit yards 139. 00 per hour High
0 to 1,000 cubic yards fee PLUS additional per
146. 00
additional hour dedicated to project.
Plan Check, Building Permits, Mech/ Elec/ Plum
5.5% of Permit & Plan of Permit & Plan Check Permits, MiscPermits, FirePlanCheck, FirePermit5,5%ofPermit & Plan41 Technology Fee Check Fees Fees
High Fees, Engineering Permit Fees, Storm Water Plan
Inspection, Offsite Plan Check, Landscape Plan
Check Fees
Check & Inspection
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost RecoveryCost
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
SITE PLAN AND DESIGN REVIEWS
COM M ERCIAL/ I NDUSTRIAL
1 Preliminary Plan Review
New
1, 883. 00 High 1, 977. 00
2 5, 018. 00 High 5, 269. 00
3 Amendment 1, 926. 00 High 2, 022. 00
4 Remodel/ Addition 1, 718. 00 High 1, 804. 00
5 Amendment 1, 538. 01) High 1, 63. 5. 00
6 58330 Preliminary Review 1, 883. 00 High 1, 977. 00
7 SB 330 Mixed Use Development ( Up to 20 Units) 5, 018. 00 High 5, 269. 00 8 59 33D Mixed Use Development ( 21 or more Units) 7, 943. 00 High 8, 340. 00
MULTIPLE - FAMILY
9 Preliminary Plan Review 1, 883. 00 High 1, 977. 00
10 New multiple family projects ( Up to 20 Dwelling Units) 3, 202. 00 High 3, 362. 00 11 Amendment multiple family projects ( Up to 20 Dwelling Units) 1, 975. 00 High 1, 969. 00 12 New Multifamily Residential ( 21 or more Dwelling Units) 7, 943. 00 High 8, 340. 00 13 Amendment Multifamily Residential ( 21 or more Dwelling Units) 2, 785. 00 High 2, 924. 00 1, 978. 0014 Remodel/ Addition 1, 894. 00 High
15 5B 330 Preliminary Review 1, 883. 00 High 1, 977. 00 16 513330 for New Multi - Family projects ( Up to 20 units) 3, 202. 00 High 3, 362. 00 17 SB 330 for New Multi - Family projects ( 21 or more Units) 7, 943. 00 High 8, 340. 00 18 5B 9Two -Unit Development1, 883.00 High 1, 977.00 SINGLE- FAMILY 19
New 2, 614.00 High 2, 745.00 20
Amendment1, 234.00 High 1, 296.00 21
Remodel/Addition 1, 317.00 High 1, 383.00 620.
00 22Amendment590. 00 High Amendment to Remodel/Addition application
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE/
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
SIGNS
23 Temporary SignPermit 280. 00 High 294. 00
24 Signs, Awning and Canopy Signs 456. 00 High 479, 00
25 Comprehensive Sign Program 993. 00 High 1, 043. 00
ANTENNAS
26 Antennas and Wireless Facilities 3, 445. 00 High 3, 617. 00 27 Antennae panels 668. 00 High 701. 00
28 Wireless fee waiver 319. 00 High 335. 00
29 Administrative / Over- theCounter 51. 00 High 54. 00 30 Appeal — including HOA/ ARB Decision 735. 00 High 772. 00 31 Extension 171. 00 High 180. 00
BANNERS
32 Temporary' Banner on a Building 36. 00 High 38. 00
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
33 Designation of a Local Landmark 1, 800. 00 High 1, 800. 00 34 Designation of a Historic District 2, 500. 00 High 2, 500. 00 35 IMillsActContractApplication
1, 500. 00 High 1, 500. 00
36 Certifcateof Appropriateness( Major) 1, 600. 00 High 1, 600. 00 37 Certificate of Appropriateness( Minor) 900. OD High 900. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
CERTIFICATE OF DEMOLITION
38 Certificate of Demolition ( Director' s Review( 217. 00 High 228. 00 39 Certifcate of Demolition ( Referred to Planning Commission) 1, 468. 00 High plus CEQA fee 1, 541. 00 40 Appeal 735. 00 High 772. 00
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
41 New 3, 414. D0 High 3, 585. 00
42 Amendment 2, 260. DO High 2, 373. 00
43 Extension 155. 00 High 163. 00
44 Appeal 735. 01) High 772. 00
MINOR USE PERMIT
45 New 1, 328. 00
1 High
1 1, 394. 00
46 Amendment 841. 00 High 883. 00
47 Appeal 735. 00 High 772. 00
ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATIONS
48 Minor Director' s Review 730. 00 High 767. 00
49 Major Director' s Review 1, 294. 00 High 1, 359. 00
50 Commission' s Review 2, 714. OD High 2, 950. 00
51 Appeal 735. 00 High 772. 00
52 Extension 217. 00 High 228. 00
TREE PERMITS
53 Encroachment 442. 00 High 464. 00
54 Removal of a Diseased or Hazardous Tree 146. 00 High 153. 00 55 Removal of Healthy Tree 1, 116. 00 High 1, 172. 00
56 Appeal 735. 00 High 772. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
HOME OCCUPATION PERMITS
57 Administrative 49. 00 High 51. 00
58 Hearing 321. 00 High 337. 00
CODEAMENDMENTS
59 Determination of Use 2, 244. 00 High 2, 356. 00
60 Specific Plan 10, 356. 00 High 10, 874. 00
61 Specific Plan Amendment 5, 557. 00 High 5, 835. 00
62 General Plan Amendment 8, 504. 00 High 8, 929. 00
63 Te# Amendment 5, 707. 00 High 5, 992. 00
64 Zone Change 7, 899. 00 High 8, 294. 00
65 Planned Developments 9, 116. 00 High 9, 572. 00
66 General Plan Update Fee
5% of Planning
Applications
High 5% of Planning
Applications
SUBDIVISIONS
67 Lot Line Adjustment w/ Certificate of Compliance 2, 062. 00 High 2, 165. 00 68 Tentative or Vesting Tentative Parcel Map 1, 495. 00 High 1, 559. 00 69 Tentative or Vesting Tentative Tract Map for Single - Family Lots 2, 749. 00 Base Fee ( first 5 lots) High 2, 886. 00 70 TentativeorVestingTentativeTractMapforSingle -FamilyLots - eachadditional lot ( over 5)
37. OD
Base Fee ( Item # 78) Plus
30 per additional lot
added to base fee ( over
5 lots)
High 39. 00
71 Tentative or Vesting Tentative Tract Map for Condominiums 1, 582. 00 High 1, 661. 00 72 Appeal 735. 00 High 772. 00
73 Extension
Final Map
3013. 00 High 315. 00
74 1, 645. 00 High 1, 727. 00
75 Parcel Map Waiver 887. 00 High 931. 00
1, 248. 0076 Amendment to an Approved Tentative Map and/ or Conditions 1, 189. 00 High 77 Lot Merger 1, 577. 00 High 1, 656. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
78 Certificate of Compliance 975. 00 High 1, 024. 00
79 Temporary Use Permit 702. 00 High 737. 00
80 Temporary Use Permit- Council Review 1, 757. 00 High 1, 845. 00 81 LotConsolidationIncentiveforamultifamilyresidentialprojectormixed -use development- 4 or less lots
Waived High Waived
82 SB 9 Lot Spilt 2, 062. 00 High 2, 165. 00
OUTDOOR USE PERMITS
83 MUP- Incidental Dining ( 12 or more seats) 721. 00 High 757. 00 84 Outdoor Dining - Incidental 269. 00 High 282. 00
85 Outdoor Dining - Sidewalk Dining 269. 001 High 282. 00 86 Portable Sign 269. 00 High 282. 00
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT
87 Development Agreement At Cost High At Cost
88 Development Agreement Amendment At Cost High At Cost 89 Development Agreement Periodic Review 1, 204. 00 High 1, 264. D0
DOCUMENTS
90 Covenant Preparation 381. 00 High 400. 00
91 General Plan Document 91. 00 High 96. 00
General Plan Land Use Map
92 27 X 35 map 31. 00 High 33. 00
93 11 X 17 map 2. 28 High 2. 39
Zoning Map
94 27 X 35 map 31. 00 High 33. 00
95 11 X 17 map 2. 28 High
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1,
EFFECTIVE
026
VARIANCE
96 New 2, 985. 00 High 3, 134. 00
97 Amendment 2, 036. 00 High 2, 138. 00
98 Appeal 735. 00 High 772. 00
99 Adult Business Regulatory Permit 2, 812. 00 High 2, 953. 00 100 REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION High
AMENDMENT( NEW)
101 AnyAmendmenttoafeethatisnotlistedinthisfeescheduleshallbe50% of that application fee.
High
R—WlhiO REARMCES
102 LONING CLEAFRgNCE 348. 00 High 365. 00
103 7S7NING CLEARANCE- ADU 703. 00 High 71.2
103 Administrative Design Review NEW High New fee for minor administrative design review 112. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
1 Advertising Distribution 222. 90 High 234. 00
2 Advertising Solicitation ( In the City) 93. 30 High 18. 80 Per Employee 98. 00 3 Advertising Solicitation ( Out of City) 185. 50 High 195. 00 4 Apartments 72. 80 First 4 Units High 18. 80 Each Additional Unit Over 4 76. 00 5 Auctions or Temporary Retail Sale 93. 30 High 98. 00
6 Bowling Alleys or Billiards 185. 50 18. 80 Per Employee High 195. 00 7 Carnival 222. 90 First day High 37.20 Each Additional Day After the First Day 234. 00 8 Christmas Trees or Pumpkin Patches 111. 20 Per Month High 117. 00 9 Circus 185. 50 Per Exhibition High 195. 00
10 Contractor General 278A0 High 11. 30 Per Vehicle 292. 00 11 Contractor Specialty 222. 90 High 11. 30 Per Vehicle 234. 00 12 Dance Hall - Public 185. 50 High 195. 00
13 Family Care/ Day Care/ Assisted Living Care Facility 93. 30 High 18. 80 Per Employee 98. 00 14 Farmer' s Market Sponsor 328. 80 Per Season High 345. 00 15 Farmer' s Market Vendor 24. 10 Per Season High 25. D0 16 Filming 328. 80 One Day and One Location High 345. 00 17 Filming additional day or location 9& 70 Each Day and Each Location High 104. 00 18 Fortunetelling 927. 80 High 974. 00
19 Home Occupation 93. 30 High 11. 30 Per Vehicle 98. 00 20 Laundromat 37. 80 High 40. 00
21 Laundromat per washer 2. 3D High 2. 00
22 Laundry Collectlons 124. 60 Per Vehicle High 131. 00 23 Lodging, Hotel or Motel 72. 80 First 4 Rooms High 76. 011 24 Lodging, Hotel or Motel ( per room) 11. 10 Per Room after 4 Rooms High 12. 00 25 Mobile Food Vendor- Private Property 198. 60 High 209. 00 26 Mobile Food Vendor- Public Right of Way 470.50I
High 494. 00
27 Moving Services 222. 90 High 234. 00
28 Private Patrols 371. 20 High 390. 00
29 Pawnbroker 185. 50 High 195. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTPVE
JULY 1, 2026
30 Peddlersand Sollclt- 143. 80 6Months High 15L00
31 Photographer/ Vldeographer 222. 90 One Day and One Location High 234. 00 32 Photographer additional dayor location 98.70 Each Day and Each Location High 104. 00 33 Private Clubs 222. 90 High 234. 00
34 Processing Fee 11. 30 High 12. 00
35 Professional Services- per state licensed owner/ partner/ associate 93. 30 High 98. 00 36 Professional Services- per state licensed employee 37. 20 High 39. 00 37 Professional Services- per each additional employee 18. 80 High 20. 00 38 Real Estate Broker 93. 30 High 18. 80 Per Employee 98. 00 39 Rental of Non -Residential Property 93. 30 First 2 units High 18. 80 Each Additional Unit Over 2 98. 00 40 Salvaged Goods Dealer 185. 50 High 195. 00
41 Services 93. 30 High 18. 80 Per Employee 98. 00
42 Sidewalk Vendor 166. 30 High 175. D0
43 Theaters and Shows 371. 20 High 390. 00
44 Vending Machines 18. 80 Per machine High 20. 00
45 Wheeled vehicles 106. 40 Per vehicle High 112. 00
46 Entertainment Permit 154. 00 High 162. 00
47 Employee Fee 18. 80 High 20. 00
48 Vehicle Fee 11. 30 High 12. 00
49 Apartment and Rental of Non -Residential Property ( additional units) 19. 80 Unit Fee High 2O. OD 50 Carnival ( each additional day after the first day( 37. 20 Each Additional Day High 39. 00
PUBLIC WORKS
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Inspection Charges
1 Backflowtestandinspection (newconstruction) (Resolution7239, adopted12- 18- 18)
273. 00 High 287. 00
2 Annual administration of backf ow device ( Resolution 7239, adopted 12- 18- 19) 43. 00 High 45. 00 Street Maintenance Charges
3 Curbnumber painting 108. 00 High 113. 0
4 Private street sweeping ( per curb mile) 70. 00 High 74. 00 t4 ! m CharinForWaf4r5n 1"
5 Bactaripl rral teal far new devulepmrni s water lines 122. 00 H h Plus Lab Cost 128. 00 6 geld Monl roe water meter ( Flo -Search) - 1st time within 1 year) No charge High No Charge for 1st time within I veer No charge 7 FleidMonitorwatermeter (Flo -Search) - 2ndandsubsequentservicewithin1 yeal
110. 00 High 116. 00
8 Now tort hydrant ( er} arm ImI 471. 00 High 495. po
9 uest to check water q.. alItv 287. 00 High Plus Lab Cost 307. 00 IT Sawa DveTest 141. 00 High 148. 00
T7 Stand -pipeinspection (fordeveloperaccesstowaterduringconst) 275. 00 High 289. 00 12 Re -inspection of Stand - pipe NEW High SO. DO
13 Water meter re -read - ( 1st within 1 year) No charge High No Charge for 1st time within 1 year No charge 14 Water meter re -read - ( 2nd and subsequent within 1 year) 61. 00 High 64. 00 17 Watermeterturn -onafterserviceshut-off forchangeofownership) 122. 00 each High 128. 00 16 Water meter turn - on after service shut- off ( for change of ownership) 305. 00 High after hours 320. 00 17 Water turn- off notice for failure to test backflow prevention device 141. 00 High 14800 18 Unauthorized use offire hydrant 147. 00 High Plus water cost 154. 00 19 Flow test meter 219. 00 High 230. 00
20 Water turn- off/ turn- an for non payment ( during business hours) 159. 00 High 167. 013 21 Water turn- off/ turn- on for non payment ( after business hours) 305. 00 High 320. 00 22 Turn - on water per request during after- hours 318. 00 High 334. D0 23 Off - site Improvement plan check 246. 00 High 135 for each hour after 258. 00 24 Hydrant flaw test performed with water model 285. 00 High 299. 00 25 Abandon Existing Service- water inspection fee 165. 00 High 173. 00 26 WaterPermitInspectionFees: Pre -ConstructionInspection -forPrivate Development Projects for water permits.
246. 00 High 258. 00
27 WaterPermitInspectionFees: WaterServiceInspectionofInstallation- Meter Reading documentation- setting up service for new development 214. 00 High 225. 00
28 GIASP No Exposure Certification ( NEC) or non - filers- Stormwater Inspection fee 198. 00 High 208. 00 29 InfrastructureRestorationDepositFee- (PavementRestorationfor ADU/ Remodeling)
1, 590. 00 High
Deposit fee will be refunded if homeowner
obtains contractor to restore the street
1, 670. 00
30 Water meter turn - on for property repairs 1st time FREE High 1st within one year FREE 31 Water meter turn- Dn for property repairs ( 2nd time) 61. 00 High 2nd and subsequent within one year 64. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
1-im Hydrant Sewice for canstrunlan, outage rA , and Private use 32 Meter Install. - Ion 159.001 High 155100
33 Meter Reolmtion 79. 65 High 79, 55
34 Meter Reread 142. 41 High 142Ai
35 Meter Rental 91. 91 High Monthly 9i91
36 Eddy Valve Rental 25. 00 High Monthly 25. 00
37 Hydrant Rental 32A5 High Monthly 45
38 Hydrant Permit 46. 06 High 46. 106
39 Water Usage- per full one hundred cubic feet registered on the consumers meter. Unmetered water use will be charged at a flat rate determined by the Water Section of the PWSD based upon type of use.
318 High per 100 cubic feet 3. 18
40 Deposit Iref ndable} L68]- i5 High 5 I. 681. 26
Stormwa ref and Ur bon Runoff Sarrrw Fees
Urban Storm Water M tlitvuon Plan Cheri
41 Non-SUSMPprojects lmtnimum NPOES•e ulrema- Ua 113. 00 High 119. 00 5toirn Water Inwpectian Fern
42 Rrireurants 727. 00 High 238. 00
43 Auto Sefvl® Businessex 262. 00 High 275. 00
44 Industrrsl Commercial 296. 00 High 311. 00
45 GASP sitar ( targt eernplar mduatr id prpj- c 512.001 1 High 538. 00 47 low impact Drvetoym" n it It, ahnual Impectmgn 331.00.1 1 High 1 349. 00 Industrral Vif eimd Reiated 5ervises
irujustrlal Waste 01%uosaI Pa rmits
47 New Sewer Dirpasal 326. 00 High 342. 00
48 Sewer Dlsposat Permit Revision 255. 00 High 268. 00
49 New on - site Disposal 470. 00 High 494. 00
50 On - site Disposal Permit Revision 258. 00 High 271. 00 51 New - Off Site Disposal 470. 00 High 494. 00
52 Off - Site Disposal Permit Revision 255. 00 High 268. 00 Industrial Waste Plan Review
Disposal to Sewer - New
53 1 470.001 1 High 494. 00
54 2 576.001 1 High 1 605. 00
55 3 7ZWE High 744. 00
56 4 875. 00 High 919. 00
57 5 1, 082. 00 High 1 1, 136. 00
58 6 1,345001 1 High 3, 412. 00
Disposal to Sewer - Revision
59 1 384. 00 High 403. 00
60 2 69.001 High 1 492. 00
61 3 i 76.001 1 High 605. 00
52 4 708. 00 High 743. 00
63 5 873. 00 High 917. 00
64 6 is 1,081.00 1 5 1, 135. 00
PUBLIC WORKS
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
On- slte pDis osal - New
65 1 612. 00 High 643. 00
66 2 755. 00 High 793. 00
67 3
14 932.00 j High 979. 00
68 1, 154. 00 I High 1, 212. OD
69 5 1, 433. 00 High 1, 505, 00
70 6 1, 780. 00 1 High 1, 869. 00
On - site Disposal - Revision
71 1 498. 00 High 523. 00
72 2 612. 00 High 643. 00
73 3 754. 00 High 792. 00
74 4 931. 00 High 978. 00
75 5 1,154. 001 1 High 1, 212. 00
76 6 1, 433. 00 High, S 1, Srs. uD
Off - site Disposal - New
77 1 Amm High 494. 00
7T 2 57f 00 High 605. 00
79 3 709. 00 High 744. 00
80 4 875. 00 High 919. 00
81 5 1, 062. 00 High 1, 136. 00
INT 6 1, 343. 00 High 1, 410. 00
Off -site Disposal - Revision
83 1 384.001 j High 1 403. 00
84 2 469. 00 High 492. 00
85 3 176. 00 High 605. 00
86 4 708. 00 High 743. 00
87 5 873. 00 High 917.7
88 6 1, 081. 00 High 1, 135. 00
Industrial Waste Annual Inspections
Inspection Fee Class
79 A 143. 00 High S Sso. oD
80 B 285. 00 High 299. 00
81 C 427. 00 High 448. 00
82 D WE.. High 599. 00
83 E 855. Do High 898. 00
84 M 1, 7111. 00 High 1, 796. 00
85 RDS 213. 0 High 224. OD
PUBLIC WORKS
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Immediately upon issuance of anew permit, the permitted shall be billed a percentageof the above Inspectionfee, determined by the daysremainingin the billing period, as scheduled below. The annual inspection fee shall also be increasedby anadditional $139.00 for eachapproved rainwater diversion system.
86 Days remaining In billing: 1- 60 High
87 Days remaining in billing: 61- 120
Tian fem. IN ' n bl0m: 1t1210 _
Davd remaining in bigE . 211- 300
0. 30 High 0. 30
88 0. 60 High 0. 60
69 1. 00 High 1. 10
90 Days remaining in billing: 301- 365 1. 30 High 1. 40 91 Wastewater sampling and analysis fee - per analysis 213. 00 High 224.06 Miscellaneous Fees
92 Inspection of pretreatment facility for permh cancellation 143. 00 High 150. 00 93 Reviewofsiteremedialinvestigationandcleanupplantocorrectunauthorized release of industrial waste, initial deposit
176. 00 High I85. 00
94 AdditionalsiteremedialInvestigationandcleanupplanreviewandapproval, per hour
176. 00 High 185. 00
95 1Inspectionsoutside of normal businesshours, per hour 143.06 High 150. 00 96 Inspection for which no fee is specifically indicated 143. 00 High 150. 00 97 Additional plan review or revisions of previously approved plans, per hour 176. 00 High 185. 00 98 Delinquent fees ( for fees not paid within 30 calendar days from the billing date):
10% penalty fee for
each 30 day period
beyond the billing date.
High
10% penalty fee for
each 30 day period
beyond the billing date.
Annual Inspection Fee Refunds
99 1- 60 ( days from previous billing date) 0. 80 High 0, 80 100 61- 150 ( days from previous billing date) D. fiO High 0. 60 301 151- 240 da sfrom previous billing date) 0. 30 1 1 High 0. 30 102 1241or more (daysfrom previous billing date) High
PUBLIC WORKS
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Claness of Businesses, Processess and Industries for Plan Review and Inspection
plan Review pass Inspection Class
Agricultural Production, Food Processing and Handling
103 Animal Slaughtering ( except fowl( 3. 40. . D
2. 20 C
2. 20 C
High 3. 60
104 Bakery plants
Beverages, canningand bottling
High 2. 30
105 High 2. 30
106 Breweries, wineries 3. 40 D High 3. 60
107 Canned and preserved fruits and vegetables 3. 40 B High 3. 60 108 Cold itarap andtp-Irliterellon Alants 1. 20 A High 5 1. 30 109 Dairies and dairy products 2. 20 D High 2. 30
110 Fvodrrrarkeu 1. 20 A High 1. 30
111 Fromnfooda 2. 20 B High 2. 30
112 Hvdrn plc farms 2. 20 B High 2. 30
113 Poultry 3. 40 E High 3. 60
114 Prepared meat, poultry, and fish products 2. 20 C High 2. 30 11S Raatauranta, public aning plac" and Ptam afec" s 1. 20 A High 1. 30 116 Rardmmg 3. 40 C High 3. 60
117 5aexr and con lectinnery products 1. 20 A High 1. 30 118 Vegetable fats and oils 2. 20 B Hf h 2. 30
119 lVegetable packing 3.40 1 D High 3. 60
PUBLIC WORKS
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTESNEW FEESEFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Min tn Manufacturing and Processing
120 Aircraft 3. 40 C High 3. 60
121 Aircraft Engines, parts and accessories 3. 40 C High 3. 60 122 Ammunition and explosives 2. 20 D High 2. 30
123 asphalt and asphalt products 4. 60 E High 4. 80
124 Battery manufacturing, servicing and reclaiming 3. 40 E High S 3. 60 125 Blast furnaces, steel works, rolling and finishing mills S 4. 60 E High 4. 80 126 Carpet mills with dyeing 4. 60 D High S 4. 80
127 Carpet mills without dyeing 1. 20 A High 1. 30
128 Cameni maitulactwIq 3. 40 0 High 3. 60
129 Ceramics S 2. 20 D High 2. 30
130 Chamlcgl milling 5. 70 E High 6. 00
131 Chemical tetra 5. 70 E High 6. 00
132 Coating, electroplating, engraving, and related services 4. 60 E High 4. 80 133 Concrete batch plants 2. 20 D High 2. 30
134 Cut storm and atone products 2. 20 A High 2. 30
135 Etadhc paws enma lion ptantt C%eapl warte- To - ergy facilities 3. 40 B High 3. 60 Enanseiad mdurta 2. 20 B High 2. 30
Guided missiles, space vehicles, space vehicle propulsion units and propulsion unit parts
4. 60 D High 4. 80
Iron and steel foundries and heat treating 4. 60 D High 4. 80 JL1142
Linoleum, asphalt - felt - base and other hard - surface floor covering 2. 20 B High 2. 30 Metal fabrication ( no chemical waste) 1. 20 B High 1. 30 Metals- with chemical waste ( not otherwise classified) 1. 20 A High 1. 30 Metals- with no chemical wastes ( not otherwise dawified) 1. 20 B High 1. 30 143 Motor vehicles parts and accessories 2. 20 B High 2. 30 144 Motor vehicles, vehicle bodles, and trailers 3. 40 B High 3. 60 145 Musical instruments ( metal) 2. 20 C High 2. 30
146 Non- metals- with chemical wastes ( not otherwise classified) 3. 40 D High 3. 60 147 Non -metals - with no chemi® I wastes ( not otherwise classified) S 1. 20 A High 1. 30 148 Oil field production 2. 20 C High 2. 30
149 Paint manufacturing 3. 40 D High 3. 60
150 Paper manufacturing 3. 40 C High 3.66
151 Paper products 2.21)1B High 2. 30
152 Pesticides 4. 60 D High 4. 80
153 Petroleum refining and processing 5. 70 E High 6. 00 154 Pharmaceuticals 4. 60 D High 4. 80
155 Photographic equipment and supplies 2. 20 C High 2. 30 156 Pottery, china, earthenware, porcelain andrelated products 2. 20 C High 2. 30 157 Primary smelting and refining of nonferrous metals 3. 40 B High 3. 60 158 Printed circuit boards 4. 60 E High 4. 80
159 quarrying and rock crushing 4. 60 D High 4. 80
160 Railroad equipment 2. 20 B High 2. 30
161 j Rolling, drawing and extruding nonferrous metals 2. 20 C High 162 Rubbetand plsrtrcs prod. et, 3. 40 C High 3. 60
163 Sand and gravrl - i,, rgand xreenmg 3. 40 D High 3. 60 164ISecondarysmeltingandrefiningofnonferrousmetals
2. 20 C High 2. 30
165 conductor and related devices 3. 40 D Hi h 3. 60
PUBLIC WORKS
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE/
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
166 Silverware, plated ware and stainless steel ware 4. 60 E High 4, 80 167 Spray - painting shops 1. 20 A High 1. 30
168 Steelspringsmanufacturing 3. 40 E High 3. 60
169 Tanning and wool pulling 3. 40 D High 5 3. 60
170 Textile mills, treating and dyeing 4. 60 D High 4. 80 171 Wood fabrication ( no chemical wastes) 1.201 A High 1 $ 1. 30 Retail Trade and Services
172 Airports, flying fields and airport terminal services 1. 20 B High 1. 30 173 A_ tnmativs rep.., 1. 20 C High 1. 30
174 Butt It and caa washing 2. 20 B High 2. 30
175 Car wash 1. 20 C HiCh 1. 30
176 Chemical Laboratories 1. 20 B High 1. 00
177 Oranara mail 1. 20 B High 1. 30
178 Commuclal laundries Inal coi rated 2.26 B T Hlgh 2. 30 179 C. ee! rme 3. 40 7 High 3. 60
130 Dry cam nind plant,, 2. 20 D High 2. 30
181 Film processing plants 2. 20 C High 2. 30
182 Film processing, retail 1. 20 A High 1. 30
183 Kennels, dog and cat hospitals 1. 20 A High 1. 30
194 Marineservice 2. 20 C High 2. 30
185 Schools churches andinstitutions 1. 20 A High 1. 30 186 Service stations- incidental car washing, repairs, and maintenance 1. 20 A High 1. 30 187 Tank truck Interior washing 2. 20 D High 2. 30
188 Truck repair and exterlor washing 1. 20 C High 1. 30 Waste Disposal Facilities
189 Cogeneration facilities ( not otherwise classified) 2, 20 C High 2. 30 190 Haurdous waste treatment, recycling, storage and transfer facilities 6. 80 M High 7. 10 191 Injection wells, non - oilfield wastes ( liquids) 3. 40 M High 3. 60 192 Landfill gas recovery facilities
Liquid waste storage and transfer facilities, non- haurdous
6. 80 M High 7. 10
193 4. 60 E High 4. 80
194 Open facilities, not used 1. 20 A High 1. 30
195 Solid- wastetronsfer, recycling and composting facilities 3. 40 D High 3. 60 196 1Solid - waste incinerators 6. 80 M High 7. 10
197 Waste- toenergy facilities 6. 80 M High 7. 10
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
I
ONff
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
FIRE CODE PERMITS
1 Additive Manufacturing 445. 00 High 467. 00
2 Aerosol Product 670. 00 High 704. 00
3 Amusement Building 475. 00 High 499. 00
4 Assembly Facility 445. 00 High 467. 00
5 Candles/ Open Flame in Assembly 140. 00 High 147. 00
6 Carnivals& Fairs 670. OD High 7134. 00
7 Combustible Dust Prod Ops 475. 00 High 499. 00
8 Combustible Fiber Storage 475. 00 High 499, p0
9 Compressed Gases 545. 00 High 572. 00
10 Carbon Dioxide Beverage Dispensing Systems permit 105. 00 High 110. 00 11 Cryogens 475. 00 High 499. 00
12 Dry Cleaning Plants 475. 00 High 499, 00
13 Energy Storage System 445. DD High 467. 00
14 Exhibits/ Trade Shom 375. 00 High 394. 00
15 Explosives or Blasting Agents 375. 00 High 394. 00
16 Fireworks/ Aerial Displays 1, 060. D0 High 1, 113. 00 17 Flammable/ Combustible Liquid 555. 00 High 583. 00
18 Hazardous Materials Ito 3 chemical( s) 465. 00 High 499. 00 19 Hazardous Materials 4 to 6 chemicals 555. 00 High 583. 00 20 Hazardous Materials 7 or more chemicals 670. 00 High 704. OD 21 Hazardous Production Materials Facility 475. 00 High 499. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
22 High Piled Combustible Materials 690. 00 High 725. 00 23 Hat - Work Operations 445. 00 High 467. 00
24 Industrial Baking/ Drying Oven 475. 00 High 499. 00
25 Liquid Gas Fueled Vehicles in Assembly Buildings 375. 00 High 394. 00 26 Liquefied Petroleum Gases 15 gallons 375. 00 High 394. 00 27 Lithium Batteries 445. 00 High 467. 00
28 Lumber Yard 475. 00 High 499. 00
29 Magnesium Working 475. 0D High 499. 00
30 Miscellaneous Comb Material Storage 475. 00 High 499. 00 31 Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing Stations 445. 00 High 467. 00 32 Open Burning 195. 00 High 205. 00
33 Organic Coatings 475. 00 High 499. 00
34 Outdaor Assembly 780. 00 High 819. 00
35 Plant Extraction System 580. 0D High 609. 00
36 Pyrotechnical Special Effects Material 670. 00 High 704. 00 37 Refrigeration Equipment 475. 00 High 499. 00
38 Spraying/ Dipping 475. 110 High 499. 00
39 Tent/ Canopy/ Temporary Air Supported Structure 475. 00 High g99, 00 40 Tire Storage 475. 00 High 499. 00
41 Wood Products 475. 00 High 499. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTNEJULY
1, 2026FIRE
INSPECTIONRATES 42
Apartments140. 00 High 145. 00 43
BusinessOccupancy165. 00 High 165. 00 44
BusinessRestaurantOccupancy 195. 00 High 205. 00 45
CA Codeof Reg.Title 19- SprinklerSystem Certifications85. 00 High 89. 00 46 CommercialRental Occupancy195. 00 High 205, OD 47
CoveredMall 985. 0D High 1, 034.00 48
Expedite/After hours Inspection (Fire PreventionBureau) 555. 00 per hourHigh 583. 00 49 Fa lureto obtainfire constructionpermit Double Permit Fee High Double Permit Fee 50 Fire Code ComplianceInspection 215. 00 High 226. 00 51
High Rise Occupancy985. 00 High 1, 034,01) 52
HospitalOccupancy3, 030.00 High 3, 182,00 53
Hotel or MotelOccupancy405. 00 High 425. 00 54
Key Box 85. 00 High 89. 00 55
Manufacturing/Industrial Storage Occupancy165. 00 High 173. 00 56 MercantileOccupancy 165. 00 High 173. 00 57
Missed appointment220. 00 High 23L00 58
OccupancyFinal PermitInspection155. 00 per hourHigh 163. 00 59 PrivateSchool Occupancy345. 00 High 367. 00 60
PublicSchool Occupancy555. 00 per inspectionHigh 583. 00 61 Re- inspections(Engine or TruckCompany) 315. 00 per hourHigh 331. 00 62 Re - inspections (Fire PreventionBureau) 290. 00 High 305. 09 63 Weed Abatement230.
00 1 High
242. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
Cost Recovery
MT
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
FIRE STANDBY & SERVICE RATES
64 Building Evacuation 2, 975. 00 High 3, 124. 00
65 Chief Officer Standby
Commercial False Alarm Response
380. 00 perhour High 399. 00
72. 5. 0066 690. 00 High
Fees applicable only during 3rd occurrence and
asubsequern response at the same address
location
67 Elevator Rescue Service 595. 00 High
Fees applicable only during 3rd occurrence and
asubsequent response at the same address
loa0on
625. 00
68 Engine/ 1-ruck Company Standby 700. 00 perhour High 735. 00 69 Fire Code Appeal 840. 00 High 882. 00
70 Fire Extinguisher Demonstration 305. 00 High 320. 00 71 Fire Standby ( Fire Marshal) 260. D0 perhour High 273. 00 72 Fire Standby Fire Prevention Specialist) 180A0 per hour High 189. 00 73 Movie Detail/ Special Event Fire Safety Officer Standby 215. 00 perhour High 226. 00 74 ALS Ambulance Standby 535. 00 perhour High 562. 00
75 BLS Ambulance Standby 165. 00 perhour High 173. 00
76 Residential False Alarm 175. 00 High 184. 00
77 Roof Covering ( 1st response In a calendar year) Free High Free 78 Roof Covering ( 2nd and subsequent responses within a calendar year) 1, 305. 00 High 1, 370. 00 79 Water Evac (1st response in calendar year) Free High Free 80 Water Evac( 2nd& subsequent responses within calendar yr) 645. 00 High 677. 00 CURRENT FEE/ Cost Recovery NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
DESCRIPTION
CHARGE
UNIT NO, TS
Level JULY 1, 2026
PARAMEDIC SERVICES
91 Dispatch fee 88. 35 Each High Based on Verdugo per all Dispatch Fee 93. 00 82 Electronic Patient Care Report ( ePCR) processing fee 4. 95 Each High on per all charged fee by Digital EMS to
5. 00
AFD
83 EMS Assessment Fee 485. 00
1 High Updated annually but not implemented 509. 00
84 Paramedic Ambulance Service
IA County Rates + Pass
High L4 County Rates + Pass
Through Fees Through Fees
PLAN REVIEW
85 Architectural Design Review 230. 00 High 242. 00
86 Expedite/ OTC Plan Check 230. 00 High 242. 00
87 Flammable/ Combustible Tank ( Installation & Removal) 375. 00 High 394. 00 88 In - House Fire Department Plan Check 365. 00 hour High 383. 00 89 New Construction ( Commercial, Multi - Family or Industrial) 0, 1% efthe Project
High
0. 1% ofthe Project
Valuation Valuation
90 Tract Appliatlon 260. 00 High 273. 00
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS & FINES FOR VIOLATION OF THE FIRE CODE 91 First Violation 125. 00 Each High
Per Uniform Fire Code, Not subject to CPI
125. 00
Adjustment
92 Second violation within 12 month period 250. 00 Each High Per Uniform Fire Code, Not subject to CPI
250. 00
Adjustment
93 Third and subsequent violation within 12 month period 500. 00 Each High Per Uniform Fire Code, Not subject to CPI
500. 00
Adjustment
94 Use, possession, storage, sale, or manufacturing of fireworks 2, 500. 00 Each High Per Uniform Fire Code, Not subject to CPI
2, 500. 00
Adjustment
10% of amount due to
City, or 10% of the
10% of amount due to
amount ofthe fine City, or 10% of the
95 Delinquent fines remaining unpaid to the High
amount of the fine
City If a portion of the remaining unpaid to the
fine amount was timely City if a portion ofthe fine
paid
Interest 1/2 of 1% per month,
I
amount was timely paid
96 High 2 of 1% per month, pro
pro raa raa
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE /
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
1 Vicious and Dangerous Dog Designation 152. 00 High 160. 00 2 Transfer Permit Fee 5. 00 High 5 5. 00
Police Records
3 ATM Safety Law 31. 00 per request Medium S 33. 00
4 Citation Verification ( Equipment Violation) - Residents 13. 00 per request Medium 14. 00 5 Citation Yerifcaton ( Equipment Violation) - Nan• rasidgnrc 31. 00 per request High S 33. 00 6 Copies of Crime Reports 0. 30 perpage Low First 25 pages free 0. 30 7 Fingerprinting - first card 5 13. 00 per person High 14. 00 8 Hngerpdnring - rAch addllional card 13. 00 per person High 14. 00 8 Livescan Fingerprinting ( DOJ State Level) 32. 00 per person High Per State of California DOJ 32. 00 9 Livescan Fingerprinting ( both DOJ State Level and FBI Federal Level) 52. 00 per person High 55. 00 10 Microfilm Reproduction 37. 00 first five pages High 1.00 for each additional page thereafter. 39. 00 11 Photograph Reproduction 1. 20 per CD per person Low
no limit to quantity of pictures as long as they fit
on one CD, if storage capacity is exceeded then a
second CD must be purchased
1. 30
12 Repossession Administrative Fee 18. 00 High 19. 00
13 SpecialReportsorResearchFee (forvideo/audioreproduction; blanktapes provided by requester)
263. 00 per hour High
with one hour minimum, additional time
charged at 15- minute increments
276. 00
14 Local C. O. R. I. Letter 40. 00 per request High 42. 00 15 Sex and Drug Registrants Low
16 Police Shooting Range
Law Enforcement use
only
Low
Law Enforcement use
only
17 Civil Subpoena Duces Tecum 15. 00 Low Set by State Evidence Code Section 1563 15. 00 18 Traffic Accident Report 40. 00 High 42. 00
Business Performer License Annual Fee 263. 00 High 276. 00 F2.
9 Misdemeanor/ Infraction ViolationAdult Any personconvicted of a misdemeanorunderany provision of this Codeshall be punishable by a fine of not morethan 1,000. 00 or by imprisonment in the City
POLICE
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
UNIT
CHARGE
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Penalty for Infraction
21 1st Violation Not more than $ 100 High Not more than $ 100 23 2nd Violation ( of same provision within 1 year) Not more than $ 200 High Not more than $ 200 24 3rd and any Additional Violation ( of same provision within 1 year) Not more than $ 500 High Not more than $ 500 25 Infraction regarding minors Set by the court High Set by the court Police Towing Services ( according to third - party contract with Jan' s Towing) 26 Regular Tow - ClassA
Medium Duty Tow- ClassB
Heavy Duty Tow - ClassC
293. 62 High
All rates are according to latest CHIP rates
325. 00
27 354. 76 High 383. 00
28 519. 73 High 541. 00
29 Super Heavy Duty Tow - Claw D 536. 64 High 589. 00
30 Motorcycle Tow 293. 62 High 325. 00
31 Regular Storage - Class A( inside) 73. 45 day High 81. 00 32 Medium Storage - Class B( inside) 73. 26 day High 81. 00 33 Heavy Storage - Class C( inside) 76. 61 day High 86. 00 34 Heavy Duty Storage - Gass D( inside) 78. 00 day High 87. 00 35 Motorcycle Storage ( inside) 81. 61 day High 81. 00
36 Regular Storage- Class A( outside) 71. 70 day High 77. 00 37 Medium Storage- Class B( outside) 75. 15 day Hlgh 80. 00 38 Heavy Storage- Class C( outside) 81. 43 day High 87, 110 39 Heavy Storage - Class D (outside) 91. 61 day High 87. 00 40 Motorcycle Storage ( outside) 71. 70 day High 77. 00 41 Handicap Tow 293. 62 day High 325. 00
42 Handicap Storage ( indoor) 73. 45 day High 81. 00
43 Handicap Storage ( outdoor) 71. 70 day High 77. 00
Disorderly Party Fee
44 First Response No fee High No fee
45 2nd or subsequent response
Special Assignment Fee
personnel and
equipmentcost%
damage to City property,
injuries to City
personnel)
High
Special Assignment fee
personnel and
equipment costs,
damage to City property,
injuries to City
personnel)
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery NOTES
Level
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Parking Violations
Arcadia Municipal Code Violations
46 10. 1 No Stopping or Standing in Parkway 80. 00 High 84. 01) 47 10. 3 No Stopping or Parking 80. 00 High 84. 00
48 10. 3( G) NO Stopping or Parking ( Street Sweeping) 80. 00 High 84. 00 49 104 Using Street Storage of Vehicle 122. 00 High 128. 00 50 10. 6 Repairing or Greasing Vehicle an Street 80. 00 High 84. 00 51 10. 7 . lashing or Polishing Vehicle on Street 80. 00 High 84. 00 52 10. 1.1 Unlawful Parking- Peddlers/ Vendom 102. 00 High 107. 00 53 10. 11 JVo Parking ( Emergency Signs) 80. 00 High 84. 130 54 11. 0 Green Curb ( 24 Minutes Only) 80. 00 High 84. 00 55 11. 2 & 11. 3 Overtime Parking ( 1 Hr. Zone and 2 Hr. Zone) 90. 00 High 84. 00 56 116 Park In Space Parking 90. 00 High 84. 00
57 11. 9 Overnight Parking ( 2:30 a.m. to 5: 30 a.m.) 80. 00 High 84. 00 58 11. 9. 1 Overnight Parking ( Vehicle over 6,000 lbs.) 117, 00 High 123. 00 59 Temporary All Night Parking 5. DD per night High 5. 00 60 12. 1 Park in Violation of Curb Markings ( R Y W) 80. 00 High 84. 00 61 12. 2 Load or Unload In Excess of 20 Minutes 80. 00 High 84. 00 62 12. 3 Park in Loading Zone 80. 00 High 84. 00
63 12. 4 Park In Passenger Loading Zone 80. 00 High 84. 00 64 12. 5 Park in Alley 80. 00 High 84. 00
65 3240 Parking an Private Property SO. DO High 84. 00
66 13. 15 Parking Commercial Vehicle in Residential 246. 00 High 258. 00 67 13. 16 Commercial Vehicle ( truck route) 294. 00 High 30S. 00 68 9402. 6( o) Park on Lawn/ Unpaved Surface 74. 00 High 78. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
California Vehicle Code Violations
69 21113a Parking on Public Grounds 80. 00 High 84. 00
70 22500a Parking Within an Intersection 80. 00 High 84. 130 71 22500b On a Crosswalk 80. 00 High 84. 00
72 22500e In Front of Public or Private Drive 80. 00 High 84. 00 73 22500f On a Sidewalk 80. 00 High 84. 00
74 22500h Double Parking 90. 00 High 84. 00
75 725013, Sus Zone 367. 00 High 385. 00
76 22500. 1 Pad in Fire L. me! A4: e - y 367. 00 High 395. 00 77 2] 502 Faik - 18" from R/ Curb ( or Wrong Side) 90. 00 High 84. 00 78 22507. 8 Handicapped Parking ( First Offense Only) 489. 00 High 513. 00 79 22514 Fire Hydrant ( wrhar 15 feed 90. 00 High 84. 00 80 22522 Park Near Cu rb Access Ramp 367. 00 High 385. 00 81 2252b 81ncLong rmrnecri on 128. 00 High 134. 00
82 5200( a) Improper Display of Ucense Plates 80. 00 I High 84. 00 83 5204( a) Improper Display of Tabs 80. 00 High 84. 00 Public Safety Alarm Fees
False Secunty Alarm Fees
84 FirstandsecondfalsesecurityalarmInanyconsecutive365dayperiod (MC Section - 3907)
No Cost Assessment High No Cost Assessment
85 Third false security alarm in any consecutive 365 day period ( MC Section 3907b) 246. 00 Assessment High 258. 00 86 Fourth false security alarm in any consecutive 365 day period ( MC 3907c) 367. 00 Assessment High 395. 00 67 Fifthandallsubsequentfalsesecurityalarmsinanyconsecutive365dayperiod MC 3907d) ( Resolution 7047, adopted 10- 21- 14)
489. 00 Assessment High 513. 00
BS Eachfalsesecurityalarmwhichspecificallysignalsarobberyorpanicalarm regardless of any other crime in any 365 day period
246. 00 Cost Assessment High Commencing with the 2nd false security alarm in any consecutive 365 period 3907e
258. 00
89 Reactivation Fee 246. 00 High 258. 00
POLICE
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
False Fire Alarm
90 First and Second false Fire Alarm during the calendar year No Cost Assessment High No Cost Assessment 91 Third and all subsequent false fire alarms during calendar year Cost Assessment of
320
High
Cost Assessment of
320
92 Fifth and all subsequentfalsefire alarms during calendaryear Subject to
Administrative Citations
High
Subject to
Administrative Citations
Vehicle Impound/ Storage Fees
93 Vehicle Impound/ Storage Release Fee 208. 00 High 218. 00 94 Vehicle Impound/ Storage Release Fee- Incident to Arrest Other than DUI 856. 00 Medium 899. 00 95 Vehicle Impound/ Storage Release Fee with DUI 856. 00 Medium 899. 00 96 Massage Therapist Permit Application Fee 305. 00 High 320. 00 97 Massage Therapist Permit Renewal Fee 263. 00 High 276. 00 98 Movie Detail Cost Varies High Cost Varies
Miscellaneous Police Services
99 Safekeeping of Firearms
150 for the first
weapon $ 50 for each
additional weapon,
anderdaya $ 2 P Y per weaponP
storage free beyond the
30- day limit
High
250 for the first
weapon $ 50 for each
a
additional weapon, and
2 per day per weapon
storage free beyond the
30- day limit
100 Annual Overnight Parking Permit 152. 00 High Effective January 1, 2027 Effective January 1, 2027
160. 00
S. OD101 Annual Overnight Parking Permit Transfer Fee 5. 00 High 302 Altered Dogs 35. 00 High 36. 00
103 Unaltered Dogs 78. 00 High 78. 00
104 Altered Dogs - Senior rate 23. 00 High 23. 00
105 Unaltered Dogs - Senior rate 46. 00 High 46. 00
106 Pet Store/ Groomer 5 125. 00 High 125. 00
107 lReplacementTags 25. 00 High 25. 00
108 1PenaltyFeefor late payments 30. 00 High 30. 01)
109 Taxi Driver Permit Application 263. 00 High 276. 00 110 Solicitation Permit Application 165. 00 High 173. 00 111 Audio/ Video Recording ( on CD) 1. 00 High 1. 00
112 Concealed Carry Weapon License Application 389. 00 High 389. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENTFEE/
JCNARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
113 Concealed Carry Weapon License Amendment 11. 00 High 12. 00 114 Concealed Carry Weapon License Renewal 28. 00 High 29. 00 115 Concealed Carry Weapon License Psychological Test 162. 00 High 170. 00
RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE/
CHARGE
UNIT Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Classes and Activities
1 Class Registration Administration Fee 6. 00 each Low 6. 00 2 Refund Processin Fee for Cancellation of Activi 22. 00 each Low 22. 00 Youth Programs
3 Kids Night Out 24. 00 each Low 24. 00
4 Afterschool Sports Leagues 119. 00 each Low
previously Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, and
Football
S 119. 00
5 Seasonal Camps 34.00 daily Low previously Winter, Spring, Thanksgiving, and Teen ram '
3400
6 Day Camp 174. 00 weekly Low 174. 00
7 Sports Camp 174. 00 weekly Low 174. 00
8 Fun N Play 59. 00 weekly Low 59. 00
Adult Programs
9 Adult Basketball League 994. 00 team Low 894. 00
10 Open Play Sports 44. 00 quaterly Low previously Badminton, Volleyball, Pickleball ( no Instructori
44. 00
Wlldorneu Park Fees
11 Overnight Youth Campouts ( up to 50 people) 320, 00 daily Low 320. 00 12 Overnight Youth Campouts ( up to 100 people) 640. 00 daily Low Low
640. 00
13 Security deposit 120. 00 daily 120. 00
14 School Picnics 120. 00 daily Low 120. 00
15 Groups( 1- 5) S - daily Low
16 Groups( 6+) 32. 00 daily Low 32. 00
Various Parks
17 Hourly Fee for Use ofSyntheticTurf Fields 45. DO hourly Low 50. 00 18 Bonita Park Light Use 13.00 hourly Low 25. 00
19 City Hall Lawn NEW Low Depending on amentltles used) 25-$ 150 20 Annual Security Deposit For Use of Concession Stands 300. 00 annually Low 300. 00 21 Annual Security Deposit For Use of Athletic Fields 300. 00 annually Low 300. 00 Community Center Ballroom
22 Priority 2: Full Ballroom ( Under 150 people); City Retirement Events 300. 0D flat Low 6 hours maximum, including set up/ breakdown 315. 00 23 Priortly 3: Full Ballroom ( Capacity 300) 200. 00 hourly Low 2 hour minimum 210. 00 24 Priority 3: 1/ 2 Ballroom ( Capacity 150) 100. 00 hourly Low 2 hour minimum 105. 00 25 Ballroom Security Deposit 350,001 daily Low 350. 00
Small Meeting Rooms
26 Community Center Dance Room. Craft Room Billiards Room 7D. 00 boon Low 2 hour minimum 70. 00 27 Museum Education Center Rentals 5 70. 00 hour Low 2hour minimum 70. 00 28 Council Chambers Room Facility Rental 70.00 1hourly Low 2 hour minimum 70. 00 29 Small Meeting Room Securhr Deposit 120. 00 1daily Low S 120. 00 Custodial Care of Children - Late Fees
30 mmutn eadt Low
31 6 0 minuias 70. 00 each Low 20. 00
32 16- 30 minute! 30, 00 each Low 30. 00
33 31d5 minutes 40. 00 1each Low S 40. 00
34 1a640 mmvin 50. 00 1rach Low I Sill additional charge for each 5 minutes after 60. 00
RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
35 Extended Care AM 25.00 daily Low 25A0
36 Extended Care PM 25. 00 daily Low 25. 00
37 Extended Care AM& PM 50.00 1dall, _ _ Low 50. 00
DESCRIPTION
CURRENT FEE /
CHARGE
UNIT
Cost Recovery
Level
NOTES
NEW FEES EFFECTIVE
JULY 1, 2026
Library Fees
Overdue Library Materials
1 Perday eritem 0. 25 Low 0. 25
2 Maximum fine, per Rem 10. 50 Low 11. 00
3 Referral fee to collection agency per Rem 15. 00 Low 16. 00 Items Lost or Damaged Beyond Repair
4 Replacement Cost of Items Low Cost of Items
5 ProcessingCharge1paperbacM 5. 00 Law 5. 00
6 Processin Cha Cj0other matefrals S. 5. 00 Law S 5. 00 0" PlIen S 5
7 Chro- look 40. 00 Low 5 42. 00
8 Launch ad PI w View 10. 00 Low 5 11. 00
Nev,: Mming liLeh 5S
9 R.- del. psIN rn 1. 01 Low 5 1. 00
30 R, ID Ta s. per Rem S o5 Low 1. 00
soak Neserre
11 Aduil materiah Free Low Free
12 60dren' s materials Free low Free
13 nnarhhta loan Rrnvcsty Carp tr uast f sus poste a and other fees added by 5. 00 Low 5. 00 n
14 Ph atocopin link 25 es ree Low Free
15 Photocopies 26th and subsequent a
esEl
0. 15 er a e Low 0. 15
16 Historical Materials for Private or Not for Profit Use 20. 00 Low 21. 00 17 Historical Materials, commercial use, p ublic display, Publication 50. 00 Low 53. 00 Library Card
18 Replacement fee for lost card 2. 00 Low 2. 00
Library Meeting Room Reservations
Cay Mortenson Auditorium
19 Per Hour Rental Fee ( 2 hour minimum) 133. 00 Low 140. 00 20 Auditorium Security Deposit ( refundable)
CleaningFeeper usewhen food Isserved
159. 00 Low 167. 00
21 53. 00 Low 56. D0
22 Auditorium Piano Rental Use Fee 53. 00 Low 56. 00
23 Internet Computer Use Guest Pass Free Low Free
Museum Patio
24 Per Hour ( 2 hour minimum) 45. 50 Low 48. 00
Passport5ervices
25 Passport Fee 35. 00 Low 37. 00
26 Photo Fee 15. 00 Low 16. 00
27 Express Mail 1 32. 00 Low 34. 00
Class Fees
28 English Conversation Fee student Low
29 Per Hour Rental Fee Imagination Theater 1 hour min. 58. 00 per hour Law 61. 00 30 Security Deposit ( refundable) 1 58.00 1 Low 61. 00
STAFF REPORT
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENT
DATE: April 21, 2026
T
O: Honorable Mayor and City Council
F
ROM: Henry Chen, Administrative Services Director
SUB
JECT: RESOLUTION NO. 7684 ESTABLISHING AND ADJUSTING VARIOUS FEES
FOR CITY SERVICES
CEQA: Not a Project
Recommendation: Adopt
SUMMARY
On July 21, 2020, the City Council approved a User Fee Cost Recovery Level Policy (User Fee Policy), establishing recommended guidance for cost recovery levels and the frequency of updates. The policy states that the User Fee Schedule will be adjusted annually by the greater of general increases to total labor costs or the Consumer Price Index for the Los Angeles Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (“CPI-W”), in order to ensure that fee rates and cost recovery levels are maintained over time.
S
taff calculated the proposed adjustments based on the overall increase in total labor costs and subsequently reviewed the updated fees with each department.
Departments made select modifications to reflect operational concerns , market conditions, and other policy considerations. In addition, certain City fees are tied to rates established by external agencies, and updates from those agencies have been incorporated into the proposed fee schedule.
Th
e proposed resolution would add one new fee, increase 585 fees, reduce two fees, and leave 1 66 fees unchanged. Upon implementation, the fees would increase revenues Citywide by approximately $225,000 annually. It is recommended that the City Council conduct a public hearing and adopt Resolution No. 7684 to adjust user fees for the City of Arcadia.
Attachment No. 3
Resolution No. 7684 Adjusting Various City Fees
April 21, 2026
BACKGROUND
The City’s Citizens Financial Advisory Committee (“CFAC”) recommended that Arcadia retain consultant services to assist in preparing a detailed cost analysis of the City’s productive hourly rates and user fees; and to adopt a User Fee Policy to provide guidance on the appropriate levels of cost recovery for fee- based activities. The objective was to ensure that the City is fully accounting for the costs and recovering adequate fees for providing those services. The City hired Willdan Financial Services (“Willdan”) to prepare an updated user fee schedule. Willdan’s focus was to ensure that the City is utilizing comprehensive overhead rates and accurately accounting for the true cost of providing various programs and services. Their report identified the recommended charges for City services and the recommended level of cost recovery, as determined through discussion with City staff and the City’s User Fee Policy, adopted on July 21, 2020.
The User Fee Policy provides guidance on the appropriate levels of cost recovery for fee-based activities. This policy served as a general framework for developing specific user fee recommendations. The philosophy behind the policy and recommended cost recovery level policies are provided below:
1. Communitywide vs. Private Benefit: The use of taxpayer dollars is appropriate for services that benefit the community such as Police Patrol services. When the service or program provides a benefit to specific individuals or groups such as the issuance of building permits, it is common for the individual(s) receiving that benefit to pay for the full cost of that service.
2. Service Recipient vs. Service Driver: The concept of the service recipient vs. service driver is particularly important for regulated activities such as development review and public issued permits. Although the community primarily benefits, 100% cost recovery from the “driver” of the need for service is appropriate such as a building permit or Fire Code occupancy permit.
3. Consistency with City Goals and Policies: City policies and City Council goals related to the community’s quality of life may also be factors in setting cost recovery levels. For example, fee levels can be set to promote healthy habits, facilitate environmental stewardship (e.g., encouraging solar panel installations), or discourage certain actions (e.g., false alarms).
Resolution No. 7684 Adjusting Various City Fees
April 21, 2026
4. Elasticity of Demand for Services: The level of cost recovery can affect the demand for services. A higher level of cost recovery could ensure the City provides services such as recreational classes or summer camps for children and youth, without over -stimulating the market with artificially low prices.
Such low prices, which reflect a high General Fund subsidy, may attract participants from other cities or crowd out private options for the same service. However, high -cost recovery levels could negatively i mpact the demand for such services to low-income individuals, children, or seniors.
5. Availability of Services from the Private Sector: High-cost recovery levels are generally sought in situations where the service is available from other sources to preserve taxpayer funds for core City services. Conversely, services that are not available from other sources and are typically unavoidable and primary governmental services typically have low or zero cost recovery levels.
The table below categorizes cost recovery levels into three general ranges: High (70.1% to 100%), Medium (30.1% to 70%), and Low (0% to 30%). These groupings are intended to serve as policy guidance rather than strict thresholds. Overall, the proposed fees in this study are generally consistent with these ranges.
COST RECOVERY
LEVELS
COST
RECOVERY
PERCENTAGE
RANGE
POLICY CONSIDERATIONS
FEE EXAMPLES
HIGH
70.1% - 100%
• Individual users or
participants receive most or
all the benefit of the service.
• Other private or public
sector alternatives provide
the service.
• The use of the service is
specifically discouraged.
• The service is regulatory in
nature
Business
Licenses &
Permits
Building &
Planning
Fees
Attorney Fees
Fire Code Fees
Street Fees
Resolution No. 7684 Adjusting Various City Fees
April 21, 2026
COST RECOVERY
LEVELS
COST
RECOVERY
PERCENTAGE
RANGE
POLICY CONSIDERATIONS
FEE EXAMPLES
MEDIUM
30.1% - 70%
• Services having factors
associated with the Low and
High-cost recovery levels
Parking Fees
Paramedic
Membership
Weed
Abatement
LOW
0% - 30%
• No intended relationship
between the amount paid
and the benefit received.
• Fee collection would not be
cost effective and/or would
discourage compliance with
regulatory requirements.
• No intent to limit the use of
the service.
• Public at large benefits even
if they are not the direct
users of the service.
• Affordability of service to
low-income
residents/seniors
Recreation Fees
(Classes)
Library Fees
(Programs)
Facility Rentals
DISCUSSION
For Fiscal Year 2026 –27, staff used the prior year’s fee schedule as a baseline and, consistent with the City’s User Fee Policy, applied an adjustment reflecting the overall increase in labor costs. Based on current labor agreements, labor costs are projected to rise by 5% in the upcoming fiscal year, and this factor was used to calculate the proposed fee adjustments. The resulting fees were then distributed to each department for review. Following departmental evaluation, certain fees were further refined to account for market conditions, service demand, and other policy considerations.
Resolution No. 7684 Adjusting Various City Fees
April 21, 2026
The proposed resolution would add one new fee, increase 585 fees, reduce two fees, and leave 166 fees unchanged.
A new fee being proposed is for the Public Works Services Department for the reinspection of a standpipe installation, which is used by developers to access water during construction. The new fee would more accurately reflect the costs of providing this service than other fees that were on the schedule already.
The proposed fee schedule also includes nine fees related to fire hydrant service for construction, outside city service, and private usage for the Public Works Services Department. These fees were previously approved by the City Council but not formally incorporated into the City’s fee schedule. I ncluding these previously adopted fees into the fee schedule will ensure periodic review and reduce confusion for staff and the public in the future.
It is recommended that the City Council conduct a public hearing and adopt Resolution No. 7684, establishing and adjusting various fees for the City of Arcadia.
Following implementation, the new fee schedule would increase revenues by approximately $225,000 annually.
PUBLIC COMMENTS/NOTICE
Consideration of Resolution No. 7684 requires a public hearing, which, per Resolution No. 7684 , was noticed to the public by posting at the City Council Chambers, City Clerk’s Office, the Public Library, and the City’s website, beginning on April 10, 2026. As of the time this report was prepared , no comments have been received.
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
The proposed action does not constitute a project under the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”), and it can be seen with certainty that it will have no impact on the environment.
Resolution No. 7684 Adjusting Various City Fees
April 21, 2026
FISCAL IMPACT
Projecting the fiscal impact of revised fees is inherently challenging due to the demand-driven nature of many services, which can vary significantly from year to year. However, staff have prepared an estimate based on the proposed percentage adjustments across key fee categories. Based on this analysis, the fee changes are anticipated to generate approximately $ 225,000 in additional annual revenue. The updated fees will be incorporated into the proposed Fiscal Year 2026–27 budget, and are scheduled to take effect on July 1, 2026
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council find that the proposed action does not constitute a project under the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”); and adopt Resolution No. 7684 establishing and adjusting various fees for City services.
Attachment: Resolution 7684 (includes updated User Fee Schedule as Exhibit “A” to the Resolution)