Agenda — Cudahy City Council, May 19, 2026

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AGENDA

A REGULAR MEETING

OF THE CUDAHY CITY COUNCIL
and JOINT MEETING of the
CITY OF CUDAHY AS SUCCESSOR AGENCY and HOUSING SUCCESSOR AGENCY

TO THE CUDAHY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
May 19, 2026 – 6:30 P.M.

Written materials distributed to the City Council within 72 hours of the City Council meeting shall be available for public inspection at www.cityofcudahy.com In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, you should contact the City Clerk’s Office at (323) 773-5143 at least 72 hours in advance of the meeting.

Rules of Decorum
Under the Government Code, the City Council may regulate disruptive behavior that impedes the City Council Meeting.

Disruptive conduct may include, but is not limited to:
• Screaming or yelling during another audience member’s public comments period; • Profane language directed at individuals in the meeting room; • Throwing objects at other individuals in the meeting room; • Verbal altercations with other individuals in the meeting room; and • Going beyond the allotted three-minute public comment period granted.

When a person’s or group’s conduct disrupts the meeting, the Mayor or presiding officer will request that the person or group stop the disruptive behavior and WARN the person or group that they will be asked to leave the meeting room if the behavior continues.

If the person or group refuses to stop the disruptive behavior, the Mayor or presiding officer may order the person or group to leave the meeting room and may request that those persons be escorted from the meeting room. Any person who, without authority of law, willfully disturbs or breaks up a City Council meeting is guilty of a misdemeanor. (Pen. Code, § 403.)
Cynthia Gonzalez, Mayor
Daisy Lomelí, Vice Mayor
Elizabeth Alcantar Loza, Council Member
Martin U. Fuentes, Council Member
Amanda Gomez, Council Member
This meeting will be conducted in person,
telephonically, and electronically.

Council Chambers/Bedwell Hall
5240 Santa Ana Street
Cudahy, CA 90201
Teleconference Phone Number:
1 (669) 900-6833
Meeting ID: 819 8816 6932
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81988166932

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City of Cudahy
City Council and Successor Agency
Regular Meeting Agenda
May 19, 2026, at 6:30 P.M.

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1. CALL TO ORDER

2. ROLL CALL
Council / Agency Member Alcantar Loza
Council / Agency Member Fuentes
Council / Agency Member Gomez
Vice Mayor / Vice Chair Lomelí
Mayor / Chair Gonzalez

3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

4. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

5. LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We would like to acknowledge that the land we inhabit today was once known as Tovangaar, the home of the Gabrieleño-Tongva people. We show our respects to the Gabrieleño-Tongva people, as well as all Indigenous people, past, present, and future, and honor their labor as original caretakers of this land. We commit to uplifting the Gabrieleño-Tongva people, invite you to acknowledge the history, and join us in caring for this land.

6. PRESENTATIONS
A. Lugo Park Teen Center Update
B. Clara Bridge Open Streets Update

7. PUBLIC COMMENTS
(Each member of the public may provide a public comment in person, telephonically or electronically.

In person participants must submit one comment card if they wish to address the City Council. Only speakers that submit a comment card within the first 20 minutes of the meeting will be permitted to speak. Remote participants may provide public comment by clicking the hand icon on Zoom or pressing star (*) nine (9) on the telephone, if they wish to address the City Council. Members of the public are permitted to speak for three (3) minutes concerning items under the City Council’s jurisdiction, including items on the council agenda.)
(Any person who, without authority of law, willfully disturbs or breaks up a City Council meeting is guilty of a misdemeanor. (Pen. Code, § 403).)

8. CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS / REQUESTS FOR AGENDA ITEMS (Each Council Member is limited to three minutes.)

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Regular Meeting Agenda
May 19, 2026, at 6:30 P.M.

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(This is the time for the City Council / Agency to comment on any topics related to “City Business,” including announcements, reflections on city / regional events, response to public comments, suggested discussion topics for future council meetings, general concerns about particular city matters, questions to the staff, and directives to the staff (subject to approval / consent of the City Council majority members present, regarding staff directives). Each Council / Agency Member will be allowed to speak for a period not to exceed three (3) minutes. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the City Council Members shall not use this comment period for serial discussions or debate between members on City business matters not properly agendized. The City Attorney shall be responsible for regulating this aspect of the proceeding.)

9. CITY MANAGER REPORT (information only)

10. REPORTS REGARDING AD HOC, ADVISORY, STANDING, OR OTHER COMMITTEE

MEETINGS

11. WAIVER OF FULL READING OF RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES (Consideration to waive full text reading of all Resolutions and Ordinances by single motion made at the start of each meeting, subject to the ability of the City Council / Agency to read the full text of selected resolutions and ordinances when the item is addressed by subsequent motion.) (COUNCIL / AGENCY)
Recommendation: Approve the Waiver of Full Reading of Resolutions and Ordinances.

12. CONSENT CALENDAR
(Items under the Consent Calendar are considered routine and will be enacted by one motion, prior to the vote to approve the Consent Calendar, each Council Member shall have a maximum of three (3) minutes to comment on the Consent Calendar as a whole. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Council / Agency Member so requests specific item(s) be removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action. Items may only be considered as a separate action if either (1) a Council Member must recuse themselves due to a conflict of interest or (2) a Council Member has specific questions for City Staff. Items called for separate discussion will be heard as the next order of business.) A. Consideration to Review and Approve the Draft Minutes of May 5, 2026, for the Regular Meeting of the City Council and the Joint Meeting of the City of Cudahy as Successor Agency and Housing Successor Agency to the Cudahy Development Commission (page 9) Presented by the City Clerk
Recommendation: The City Council is requested to review and approve the City Council / Successor Agency Draft Minutes for May 5, 2026.

13. PUBLIC HEARING

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A. Presentation on the City of Cudahy’s Vacancies, and Recruitment and Retention Efforts as Per AB 2561 (page 21)
Presented by the Community Services Director/ Acting Human Resources Manager Recommendation: The City Council is recommended to take the following action(s):

1. Open the public hearing and receive public comment, testimony and any written protests regarding these proceedings; and

2. Receive and file the presentation

14. BUSINESS SESSION
A. Fiscal Year 2026/27 Budget Update (page 25)
Presented by the City Manager
Recommendation: The City Council is recommended to receive an update, discuss, and provide direction on the FY 26/27 General Fund Budget.

The FY 26/27 General Fund Budget reflects a structural imbalance where ongoing and recurring expenditures exceed recurring revenues. Since the April 2026 initial budget discussions, staff has implemented approximately $800,000 in maintenance and operations reductions and updated expenditure projections, resulting in a current gap of $1.5M. The remaining options to address the gap require policy-level decisions regarding service levels, staffing, expenditures, and revenues.

B. Discussion and Direction on Comprehensive User Fees (page 39) Presented by the Community Development Director/Assistant City Manager Recommendation: The City Council is recommended to discuss and provide direction on the updated comprehensive user fees. The City Council may consider the following items to help guide the discussion:
1) Receive staff and consultant presentation summarizing the proposed comprehensive service and user fees.
2) City Council to provide staff feedback and direction on its broad philosophical approach to the city’s fees for service. Specifically, the City Council may discuss for future adoption:

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a. Set user fees at the full burden rate as described in the attached user fee table. This approach would result in the city recovering its full cost for services; however, it would result in increases to various fees, including the adoption of new fees.
b. Set user fees below the full burden rate as described in the attached user fee table. Lowering fees below the city’s full burden cost would result in the city subsidizing its services.

If the City Council takes this approach, staff recommends that the City Council discuss and provide direction on:
i. The types or category of fees to be subsidized.

Examples could include park programs, business
licenses, development fees, etc.
ii. The subsidy level for types of fees. Examples could include low (less than 15-percent), moderate (15 to 25- percent), or high subsidy (greater than 25-percent).
3) Based on Council comments and feedback, it is recommended that the City Council set a public hearing for June 16, 2026, for adoption of a new city fee schedule.

C. Approval of Resolution No. 26-16 Pre-Approved List for Use of City Logo (page 109) Presented by the Assistant to the City Manager
Recommendation: The City Council is requested to approve Resolution No. 26-16 approving the attached list of pre-approved organizations authorized to use the City logo for community related purposes.

D. Adoption of Proposed Resolution No. 26-17 (1) Calling For and Giving Notice of a General Municipal Election to Be Held on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 for the Election of Three (3) City Councilmembers; (2) Requesting that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Los Angeles Grant the City’s Request for Consolidation of Said General Municipal Election With the November 3, 2026 Statewide General Election Administered by the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk of the County of Los Angeles (“County Clerk”); (3) Requesting that the County Clerk Provide Specific Election Administration Services in Connection with the City’s General Municipal Election; (4) Provide Candidates with Notice of State Law Requirements Governing Candidate Statements; and (5) Providing for the Determination of Tie Votes By Lot Pursuant to Elections Code Section 15651 (A) (page 117)
Presented by the City Clerk

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Recommendation: The City of Cudahy (“City”) City Council is requested to approve proposed Resolution No. 26-17:

1. Calling for and giving notice of a General Municipal Election to be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, for the Election of three (3) City Councilmembers;

2. Requesting that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Los Angeles grant the City’s Request for Consolidation of said General Municipal Election with the November 3, 2026 Statewide General Election administered by the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk of the County of Los Angeles (“County Clerk”);

3. Request the County Clerk provide specific election administration services in connection with the City’s General Municipal Election;

4. Provide candidates with notice of state law requirements governing candidate statements; and

5. Provide for the determination of tie votes by lot pursuant to Elections Code Section 15651(a).

15. COUNCIL DISCUSSION - NONE

RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION

16. CLOSED SESSION
A. Closed Session Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957.6(a) – Conference with Labor Negotiator Regarding Represented Employees
City’s Designated Representative(s) for Negotiations: City Manager Christopher R. Lopez Employee Organization: Cudahy Miscellaneous Employees Association (CMEA) B. Closed Session Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.8 – Conference with Legal Counsel – Real Property Negotiations
Property: APNs 6224-018-911, 6224-018-913, 6224-018-914, 6224-018-915, and 6224-018-916 Agency Negotiators: Christopher R. Lopez, City Manager
Negotiating Parties: Southern California Gas Company
Under Negotiation: Lease Terms

RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION

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Regular Meeting Agenda
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17. CLOSED SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT

18. ADJOURNMENT
I, Richard Iglesias, hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing agenda was posted on the City’s Website, City Hall, Clara Park, and Lugo Park not less than 72 hours prior to the meeting. A copy of said Agenda is on file in the City Clerk’sOffice.

Dated this 14th day of May 2026
Richard Iglesias, CMC
City Clerk

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STAFF REPORT
Date: May 19, 2026
To: Honorable Mayor/Chair and City Council/Agency Members From: Christopher R. Lopez, City Manager/Executive Director Richard Iglesias, City Clerk
Subject: Consideration to Review and Approve the Draft Minutes of May 5, 2026, for the Regular Meeting of the City Council and the Joint Meeting of the City of Cudahy as Successor Agency and Housing Successor Agency to the Cudahy Development Commission

RECOMMENDATION
The City Council is requested to review and approve the City Council / Successor Agency Draft Minutes for May 5, 2026.

BACKGROUND / ANALYSIS
On December 12, 2016, the City Council of the City of Cudahy adopted Resolution No. 16-38, approving the use of summary action minutes, meant to allow the City Clerk's Office to write the minutes in brief, assuring a record of Council's actions, due to having a recording of the full Council Meeting on the City’s website.

Historically
The Municipal Clerk is one of the oldest professions in government, dating back to 1272 A.D., originating in England. The record keeper then was called Remembrancer, an English official whose job was to remind the Lord Treasurer and Barons of Court, of business pending.

Years later, in the 1600s, when early colonists came to America, the office of the Clerk was one of the first offices to be established. Over the years, the City Clerk’s office has become the core for local government, and the liaison to the residents of the Community. The Municipal Item Number
12A

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Clerk (City Clerk) is the record keeper of a City’s recorded history.

William Bennett Munro, a Canadian historian, and political scientist, who taught at Harvard University and the California Institute of Technology, stated in one of his first textbooks written: “No other office in municipal service has so many contacts. It serves the Mayor, the City Council, the City Manager (when there is one), and all administrative departments, without exception. All of them call upon it, almost daily, for some service or information. Its work is not spectacular, but it demands versatility, alertness, accuracy, and no end of patience.

The public does not realize how many loose ends of city administration this office pulls together.”
Moving forward to the present time, the City Clerk’s office today is generally responsible for keeping a record of City Council meetings; agreements; recordings of official documents; legal advertisements; municipal elections; commissions and committees current files; claims against the city; and other legal or official documents.

City Clerks are required to keep record of the proceedings (minutes) of Council meetings (Government Code Sections 36814 and 40801). Minutes are the official record of a meeting which provides a history of the Council’s decisions and actions.

CONCLUSION
The City Council is requested to approve the attached City Council / Agency Draft Minutes of the proceedings of May 5, 2026.

STRATEGIC PLAN CORRELATION
No correlation to the strategic plan.

FINANCIAL IMPACT
No Financial Impact.

ATTACHMENT
A. May 5, 2026, Draft Minutes
B. Resolution No. 16-38, approving the City Clerk’s use of Summary Action Minutes as the Official Record of the City Council proceedings.

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MINUTES
CUDAHY CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING and
CITY OF CUDAHY AS SUCCESSOR AGENCY and

HOUSING SUCCESSOR AGENCY TO THE CUDAHY

DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION JOINT MEETING
May 5, 2026, 6:30 P.M.

1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor / Chair Gonzalez called the meeting to order at 6:35 p.m.

2. ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Council / Agency Member Alcantar Loza
Council / Agency Member Gomez
Vice Mayor / Vice Chair Lomelí
Mayor / Chair Gonzalez
ABSENT: Council / Agency Member Fuentes
ALSO PRESENT: City Manager, Christopher R. Lopez, Assistant City Manager/Community Development Director, Juan Arauz, City Attorney, Shelley Preisler, City Clerk, Richard Iglesias, Community Services Director, Brenda Rodriguez, Public Works Director, Raul Diaz, Executive Assistant to the City Manager, Janet Andrade, Assistant to the City Manager, Estefania Zamora, Senior Accountant, Charles Ortiz, Administrative Intern, Esmeralda Perez

3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Motion: Vice Mayor Lomelí motioned to approve the agenda as is, seconded by Council Member Alcantar Loza. Motion passed 4-0 by the following roll call vote:

AYES: Alcantar Loza, Gomez, Lomelí, and Gonzalez
NOES: None
ABSENT: Fuentes
ABSTAIN: None

4. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by student, Diego Chavarrìa.

5. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Attachment A Page 11 of 125
City Council/Successor Agency Minutes of 2/17/2026 Page 2 of 7 The Land Acknowledgment was led by Vice Mayor Lomelí.

We would like to acknowledge that the land we inhabit today was once known as Tovangaar, the home of the Gabrieleño-Tongva people. We show our respects to the Gabrieleño-Tongva people, as well as all Indigenous people, past, present, and future, and honor their labor as original caretakers of this land. We commit to uplifting the Gabrieleño-Tongva people, invite you to acknowledge the history, and join us in caring for this land.

6. PRESENTATIONS

A. SELA Cultural Center
B. Open Street Project Update
C. 4th of July Updates

7. PUBLIC COMMENTS
Javier Solorio thanked the City Council for their efforts to return the community to the field and shared the history of the nonprofit league, noting it keeps kids off the streets through sports, highlighted the success of Tigers Cudahy in tournaments and national competitions, expressed appreciation for the City’s continued support, lastly, recognized Council on behalf of the children by presenting a trophy, and he requested permission to post photos with the Council at June 6th event.

Adrian Torres mentioned working closely with coach Jaime, Adelina, and League Junior, thanked the City for improvements and maintenance at Clara Park, especially the restrooms, and stated the children are now more comfortable practicing there, requested continued support for youth programs, and asked that the field at Clara be watered more often due to excessive dust during practices.

Veronica Rojas thanked the City for allowing practices to return to Clara Park and for providing a space for children and families to gather, requested consideration for earlier practice hours, stating current practices between 9:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. are too late for children, and asked for practice times to return to approximately 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Saul OnoFre thanked the Council for allowing the league to return to play at the park and stated they are happy, commented on the fields, the unity of the league in the community, and that all the people are happy.

Jaime Olguin a Cudahy resident for more than 20 years representing Club Tigers Cudahy, thanked the Council for allowing them to return to the City of Cudahy, noting it helps

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City Council/Successor Agency Minutes of 2/17/2026 Page 3 of 7 families avoid traveling far for practices, his kids are coaches, he highlighted opportunities as coaches has provided youth players, including participation with teams in the United States, playing in Mexico, and Spain, lastly, requested to be given the opportunity again to practice here from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Christian Vazquez owner and operator of the SELA Bicycle Center, congratulated the Council on its work within Southeast Los Angeles and discussed the upcoming “Southeast LA Open Streets 2026” event, which will include Cudahy, Bell Gardens, and other surrounding cities with approximately five miles closed to vehicle traffic for biking, skating, walking, running, dancing, and community activities, emphasized the importance of open space events, thanked the Council for joining, mentioned an upcoming event to Ride the LA River.

Susie de Santiago thanked the Mayor for attending the I Heart SELA , Child Abuse Prevention, and Día del Niño events, stated that the event was successful in providing resources and activities, she also thanked the city for the invitation to the book fair, expressed excitement regarding the renovation of Cudahy Park and the expansion of the Open Streets event, noting the opportunity for the community to come together and a safe space.

Sulik Quintero owner of Rainbow Liquor, requested assistance from the City regarding a CUP permit to relocate her business from 8301 Atlantic Avenue to 8204 Atlantic Avenue, she explained that the proposed location meets all requirements except the 1,000-foot distance regulation and stated her landlord does not plan to renew her lease, shared that the business has served the community for 17 years by providing a full stocked market and financial services and expressed her desire to remain in the community.

Mario Dominguez Jr. commented that the Clara Bridge event, in line with FIFA, will be a beautiful one, spoke about the SELA Cultural Arts Center project, emphasizing the need to have the City’s lobbyist pursue congressional funding to help fund the SELA Cultural Arts Center, he explained the project is estimated at approximately $300 million, with funding still needed for relocation of the current flood control operations and construction of the facility and encouraged local leaders to continue pursuing funding opportunities.

8. CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS / REQUESTS FOR AGENDA ITEMS
Council Member Alcantar Loza thanked everyone present for their support and for the work being done for young people in the community, encouraged everyone to look up the Lower LA River Revitalization Plan, which includes the Community Stabilization Toolkit, efforts such as community benefits agreements, inclusionary housing, small business

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City Council/Successor Agency Minutes of 2/17/2026 Page 4 of 7 support, rent control, workforce development, and community land trusts, highlighted the SELA Photo Walk taking place throughout Southeast LA cities and expressed interest in hosting one in Cudahy in September, announced the Rail to River bike ride on May 31st at 7:30 beginning at the SELA Bicycle Center and encouraged people to participate.

Council Member Gomez thanked the Communications Team for highlighting local businesses during Small Business Week and encouraged everyone to look at businesses featured on the City’s Instagram, also thanked Tigers Cudahy for their youth prevention efforts and expressed interest in collaborating on a future community event.

Vice Mayor Lomelí thanked everyone attending the Council meeting and noted working with the leagues in the future to encourage youth, also thanked staff for working with the teams and being attentive to Council direction, commented on the recent 5K event, requested staff assistance in coordinating with Council Member Alcantar Loza to discuss policy considerations regarding a potential data center moratorium and emphasized the importance of remaining proactive on issues impacting the community, lastly, asked to continue working with the groups and their request made.

Mayor Gonzalez congratulated staff and community members on the success of the recent 5K event and thanked the Cudahy Youth Foundation and Susie de Santiago for their donations and resources to families, highlighted the success of the I Heart SELA event, and shared that conversations with residents focused on public safety and youth programming, expressed interest in future discussions regarding public safety policies and developing a broader framework for community safety that includes youth programs and family support, acknowledged the importance of sharing community impact stories to demonstrate the value of local programs, requested consideration of earlier youth practice hours.

9. CITY MANAGER REPORT (information only)

10. REPORTS REGARDING AD HOC, ADVISORY, STANDING OR OTHER COMMITTEE MEETINGS – NONE

11. WAIVER OF FULL READING OF RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES Motion: Member Alcantar Loza motioned to waive full reading of resolutions and ordinances, seconded by Vice Mayor Lomelí. Motion passed 4-0 by the following roll call vote:

AYES: Alcantar Loza, Gomez, Lomelí, and Gonzalez
NOES: None
ABSENT: Fuentes

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12. CONSENT CALENDAR
A. Consideration to Review and Approve the Draft Minutes of April 21, 2026, for the Regular Meeting of the City Council and the Joint Meeting of the City of Cudahy as Successor Agency and Housing Successor Agency to the Cudahy Development Commission
Recommendation: The City Council is requested to review and approve the City Council / Successor Agency Draft Minutes for April 21, 2026.

B. Approval of the City Demands and Payroll Including Statement of Investment for the Month of March 2026
Recommendation: The City Council is requested to approve the Demands and Payroll in the amount of $1,792,631.57 including the Statement of Investments for the month of March 2026.

C. Adoption of Resolution No. 26-13 Authorizing the Execution of an Amendment to a Master Service Agreement between the City and Hinderliter de Llamas and Associates (“HDL”), to include fees for compliance and collection services Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt Resolution No. 26-13 authorizing the City Manager to execute an amendment to a Master Service Agreement between the City and Hinderliter de Llamas and Associates (“HDL”), to include fees for compliance and collection services.

D. Adoption of Resolution No. 26-14 Accepting Notice of Completion (NOC) of the FY 24- 25 Pavement Rehabilitation Program Project (Wilcox Avenue Street Improvement Project, STR-004; Santa Ana St & Park Ave Street Improvement Project, STR-006; Cecilia Street Improvement Project, STR-007)
Recommendation: The City Council is requested to:

1. Adopt Resolution No. 26-14 Accepting the completion of work performed by Hardy & Harper Inc. for the FY 24-25 Pavement Rehabilitation Program Project (Wilcox Avenue Street Improvement Project, STR-004; Santa Ana St & Park Ave Street Improvement Project, STR-006; Cecilia Street Improvement Project, STR-007); and

2. Authorize City Manager to execute the Notice of Completion (NOC) and direct the City Clerk to file the NOC with the Los Angeles County Recorder’s Office; and

3. Authorize the release of the 5% retention to Hardy & Harper Inc. for a total of $58,475.39.

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City Council/Successor Agency Minutes of 2/17/2026 Page 6 of 7 E. Letter of Support for AB 2159 and SB 1291
Recommendation: The City Council is requested to approve letters of support for Assembly Bill 2159 (AB 2159) and Senate Bill 1291 (SB 1291) and direct staff to obtain signatures and transmit the letters to the appropriate state legislative representatives.

Motion: Vice Mayor Lomelí motioned to approve all Consent Calendar items, seconded by Council Member Gomez. Motion passed 4-0 by the following roll call vote:

AYES: Alcantar Loza, Gomez, Lomelí, and Gonzalez
NOES: None
ABSENT: Fuentes
ABSTAIN: None

13. PUBLIC HEARING- NONE

14. BUSINESS SESSION
A. Adoption of Resolution No. 26-15 Authorizing the City Council of the City of Cudahy to Adopt a New City Council Policy Addressing a Disruption of Telephonic or Internet Service During City Council Meetings
Presented by the City Attorney
Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt Resolution No. 26-15 authorizing the City Council to adopt a new City Council policy addressing a disruption of telephonic or internet service during city council meetings.

Motion: Council Member Alcantar Loza motioned to adopt Resolution No. 26-15, seconded by Council Member Gomez. Motion passed 4-0 by the following roll call vote:

AYES: Alcantar Loza, Gomez, Lomelí, and Gonzalez
NOES: None
ABSENT: Fuentes
ABSTAIN: None

15. COUNCIL DISCUSSION – NONE
At 8:10 p.m., City Attorney, Shelley Preisler recessed to closed session.

16. CLOSED SESSION
A. Closed Session Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(e)(3) – Conference with Legal Counsel to Discuss Matter Involving Anticipated Litigation – One Matter At 8:48 p.m., Mayor Gonzalez reconvened to open session.

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17. CLOSED SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT
City Attorney Shelley Preisler announced that the City Council went into closed session for one item Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(e)(3) – Conference with Legal Counsel to Discuss Matter Involving Anticipated Litigation – One Matter

18. ADJOURNMENT
The City Council / Agency meeting adjourned at 8:49 p.m.

Cynthia Gonzalez
Mayor
ATTEST:

Richard Iglesias
City Clerk

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STAFF REPORT
Date: May 19, 2026
To: Honorable Mayor/Chair and City Council/Agency Members From: Christopher Lopez, City Manager
Brenda Rodriguez, Community Services Director/ Acting Human Resources Manager
Subject: Presentation on the City of Cudahy’s Vacancies, and Recruitment and Retention Efforts as Per AB 2561

RECOMMENDATION
The City Council is recommended to take the following action(s):

1. Open the public hearing and receive public comment, testimony and any written protests regarding these proceedings; and

2. Receive and file the presentation

BACKGROUND
On September 22, 2024, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2561 (“AB 2561”) into law, adding a section to the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act (“Meyers-Milias Act”) that creates a new obligation for public agencies to publicly address the status of their vacant job positions and their recruitment and retention efforts during a public hearing at least once per fiscal year, and before adopting the final budget. If the vacancy rate for a bargaining unit exceeds twenty percent (20%), then AB 2561 imposes additional reporting requirements. The California Legislature enacted AB 2561 to address widespread vacancies, which negatively impact the delivery of public service by requiring employees to take on heavier workloads, resulting in burnout and increased turnover.

AB 2561’s affirmative tracking and reporting obligations apply to all public agencies subject to the Meyers-Milias Act. The Meyers-Milias Act governs labor relations and collective bargaining for local public agencies, including cities, counties, and special districts.

Item Number
13A

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Effective January 1, 2025, AB 2561 requires public agencies to comply with the following four (4) provisions:

1. monitor and track job vacancies; and

2. once per fiscal year and before the adoption of the final budget, present information about job vacancy status and the agency’s recruitment and retention efforts at a public hearing before the governing body; and

3. during the public hearing, identify any existing policies, procedures, or recruitment activities that present obstacles in the hiring process, and propose necessary changes to address them; and

4. allow a bargaining unit representative of a recognized employee organization to present at the public hearing.

ANALYSIS
Vacancies Per Classification

CLASSIFICATION TOTAL POSITIONS
BUDGETED 2025-26

VACANCIES TITLE OF VACANCIES
APPOINTED 2 positions 0 vacant
CONFIDENTIAL 5 positions 2 vacant Management Analyst
Assistant City Clerk
MANAGEMENT 10 positions 1 vacant Finance Director
PART TIME 17 FTE positions 1 FTE vacant Maintenance Aide (3) FULL TIME (CMEA) 28 positions 2 vacant Assistant Planner Recreation Coordinator
Recreation Coordinator
Maintenance Supervisor
Recruitment and Retention Efforts:

The City of Cudahy conducts all recruitment efforts in-house, except for executive or appointed positions. Recruitment is facilitated through the City’s HR system, NeoGov, which is connected to GovernmentJobs.com. With the addition of the Communications team, the City is now able to market open positions more effectively through various channels. For executive and other specialized leadership positions, the City has utilized external recruitment consultants to assist with candidate searches and selection processes.

To support employee retention, the City continues to work in partnership with the Cudahy Miscellaneous Employees Association (CMEA). The City also prioritizes comprehensive training opportunities and provides support to employees to help address workplace concerns and foster a positive work environment.

Management Vacancies:

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The recruitment process for the vacant position is currently underway, and staff anticipate filling the position within the next three (3) weeks.

Parttime Vacancies:

In preparing the FY 25/26 Budget, an FTE position was inadvertently left out of the Budget, and part time position(s) were included in the place of the one FTE. The employee was out on leave but eventually returned to work. In order to accommodate the employee that was omitted in the budget, the funding from the PT position was utilized to support a full-time employee returning from leave to ensure continuity of operations At the same time, the City is actively reviewing all personnel vacancies in line with the upcoming budget to ensure a balanced budget. in order. This includes evaluating operational needs, service impacts, and budget constraints to avoid further strain on the City’s financial position while maintaining essential service delivery.

Cudahy Miscellaneous Employees Association (CMEA):

The staff report was shared with CMEA for review.

The Association indicated that the vacant part-time maintenance aide positions should be reflected as such. The staff report has been modified to reflect this, and additional detail has been provided in the report regarding the vacancies.

CONCLUSION
The City Council is recommended to take the following action(s):

1. Open the public hearing and receive public comment, testimony and any written protests regarding these proceedings; and

2. Receive and file the presentation

FINANCIAL IMPACT
No Fiscal Impact

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STAFF REPORT
Date: May 19, 2026
To: Honorable Mayor/Chair and City Council/Agency Members From: Christopher R. Lopez, City Manager/Executive Director Subject: Fiscal Year 2026/27 Budget Update

RECOMMENDATION
The City Council is recommended to receive an update, discuss, and provide direction on the FY 26/27 General Fund Budget.

BACKGROUND
At the February 17, 2026 meeting of the Mayor and City Council, the City Manager’s Office provided an overview of the FY 26/27 Budget process.

On April 11, 2026, the Mayor and Council received an update on the five-year financial model, the updated one-year CIP workplan for FY 26/27, and the preliminary FY 26/27 General Fund budget.

This discussion focused on the following themes:

1. The City has experienced recurring structural imbalances over multiple fiscal years.

2. The last two fiscal years (FY 22/23 and FY 23/24) have significant deficits.

3. Overall, the City has experienced ongoing fiscal instability as shown in the audited financial statements.

Item Number
14A

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Collectively, over the last decade, general fund expenditures have exceeded recurring ongoing revenues, resulting in the use of available fund balance and one-time funding sources. While revenue growth has been very good, it has not been able to keep pace with the increase in expenditures.

During this discussion, staff identified a preliminary $1.8M deficit in the General Fund. The City Council provided the following direction:

1. Bring the appropriate resolutions and documents to allow Cudahy voters to vote on extending the current tax measure set to expire in a few years.

2. Identify a mix of revenue-generating strategies to help offset the budget deficit.

3. Review all expenditures including safety expenses for potential cost-savings.

4. Gather feedback from employees on potential budget solutions.

Current Fiscal Gap
Several updates since the April 2026 discussion have occurred resulting in a larger projected budget deficit. This is a result of additional staff review of expenses, adjusting capacity constraints, and addressing previous audit findings from restricted funds. The original gap from April 2026 was updated to $2.3M due to several updates. The table below illustrates the work completed thus far.

Gap Closure Summary
Item Amount
Revised FY 26/27 Deficit $2.3M
Maintenance and Operations (M&O)
Reductions Implemented
($800K)
Remaining Gap $1.5M
Potential Additional Policy Reductions Up to ($593K)
Estimated Remaining Unresolved Gap Approximately $907K
Fiscal Sustainability Gap
Structural budget deficits cannot be resolved solely through one-time measures. While one-time strategies may help in balancing the FY 26/27 Budget, long-term fiscal sustainability requires alignment of ongoing expenditures with recurring revenues. Staff recommends that the Mayor and City Council consider a balanced approach that includes the following:

1. Targeted expenditure reductions that align operational capacity with ongoing revenue projections

2. Vacancy management

3. Phased revenue enhancements

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4. Updated user fees

5. Limited use of one-time solutions where appropriate
Council Direction: Solicit Feedback from Staff
The City Manager’s Office met with all members of the Finance Department and leadership from the Cudahy Miscellaneous Employees’ Association (CMEA) and they offered several suggestions, and the top items have been included below:

1. Conduct inventory of all City cell phones and eliminate phones not utilized

2. Review contract utilized for installing Christmas decorations

3. Review use of credit card usage

4. Review consultants assigned to do city work

5. Coordinate Christmas holiday events in house

6. Unfund vacant positions to close the financial gap

7. Consolidate city organized public events to host the top ones

8. Utilize city owned property for parking to generate revenue

9. Encourage the City Council to adjust User Fees as some fees require staff to do significant work, and the fee collected is not enough to cover actual costs a. Do not offer subsidies to non-city residents

10. Sell off surplus city property including equipment
Several of these have been implemented including the following:

1. Credit cards—An audit identified that the city did not have signed credit card policies from employees—staff began collecting these.
a. Credit card limits have been reduced in line with the city’s existing policies

2. Cell Phones—We are currently doing an inventory of all city owned lines, with the goal of reducing unused lines and deactivating them.

Policy Discussion Areas
One of the most important actions undertaken by the Mayor and City Council is the adoption of the City’s operational budget. This spending plan allocates funding toward the City’s priorities which allows staff to carry out the policy direction of the Mayor and City Council. Considerable policy determinations are made with the approval of the City’s budget.

The following expenditure reduction strategies are included below for Council discussion and direction.

Expenditure Reduction Options: Sheriff’s Department Staffing Shortly after the discussion with the Mayor and Council, the City Manager’s Office met with

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leadership of the East LA Sheriff’s Station to review potential cost-saving measures and options within the current agreement with the LA County Sheriff’s Department. The Sheriff’s Department advised that the current staffing model reflects the minimum recommended staffing level for the City, and expressed concerns that reductions could impact response capability, visibility, and liability exposure. The Sheriff’s Department identified the special assignment deputy position as a potential area for Council consideration should the Mayor and City Council wish to review service levels.

Due to the current staffing levels in the Sheriff’s Department, the City Manager’s Office is not recommending the reduction of staffing levels in the Sheriff’s Department contract, but this is a policy decision for the City Council to determine appropriate staffing levels for the community.

Expenditure Reduction Options: City Council Budget
The following items have not been reduced, but the Council may direct modifications to the City Council budget as part of its broader fiscal strategy. Below is the bulk of council departmental expenditures.

Description FY 25-26
Budget
FY 25/26
Projected
FY 26-27 Proposed
Budget
Office Supplies
1,000
578 ________
Plaques and Badges
4,200
448 ________
Uniforms
1,000
1,000 ________
City Memberships
46,560
27,086 $40,000
Special Projects
7,500
4,287 ________
Special Projects
-
500 ________
Special Projects 6,580 ________
Special Projects
7,500
7,500 ________
Special Projects
7,500
2,500 ________
Travel and meetings
7,500
1,700 ________
Travel and meetings - ________

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7,500
Travel and meetings
7,500
- ________
Travel and meetings
7,500
7,500 ________
Travel and meetings
7,500
7,500 ________
Special Events
10,000
10,000 ________
Each council member is allocated $7,500 in discretionary funds, with a total amount of $37,500.

Each council member is also allocated $7,500 in travel and meeting expenses for a total of $37,500. An additional $10,000 is allocated for special events.

Expenditure Reduction Options: City Attorney Budget
In previous budget years, the City Attorney’s Budget has been reduced, with limited insight as to how the city would realize the savings. If the Council wishes to reduce the City Attorney’s Office budget, it may consider the following strategies to achieve the savings:
a. Formally require that a Council majority provide formal direction before the City Attorney is directed to conduct work or research an item. b. Direct that staff only utilize a certain number of hours per month for general inquiries. c. Council could direct that the City explore partnerships with pooled insurance providers to help offset potential legal risks and shift to preventative measures versus reactive measures to better manage risk.

Expenditure Reduction Options: Vacancy Management
Over the last several years, the City has added new positions to the budget and converted many positions into full-time positions. This has resulted in an increase in ongoing expenditures.

Positions that have become vacant due to attrition and voluntary separations from the city allow the city to reevaluate staffing and evaluate operational restructuring opportunities. The following positions have been included in the FY 26/27 Budget, but they are vacant and can help offset the current budget deficit:

1. Maintenance Aides

2. Recreation Coordinator

3. Recreation Aides

4. Maintenance Supervisor
Additionally, in talking with the CMEA Board, they are open to discussing how we might any work to existing personnel without violating class specifications and working individuals out of class.

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These savings would help offset the budget deficit, and the positions could be funded at a later time, and management will continue working collaboratively with the CMEA Board to identify what staffing mix best fits our organization to ensure labor is a part of the solution.

Revenue Enhancement Options: User Fee Study
The Council also directed staff to bring back additional revenue-generating ideas. The user fee study results will be provided in a separate conversation this same evening, and there are several opportunities for the Council to take on with the potential to also offset the budget with various adjustments as provided or directed by the Council.

The current budget does not account for any increases in revenues due to increases in fees, so any discussion or direction that will adjust revenues (potential increases to offset the deficit) will need to be adjusted prior to a budget being adopted by the Council.

Some existing user fees may not fully recover the operational costs associated with providing services. In certain cases, low facility rental fees require substantial staff time for setup, monitoring, cleanup, and closure activities, limiting staff capacity to provide broader community services and programming. The Council may wish to evaluate whether current fee structures appropriately balance affordability, cost recovery, and broader community benefit.

Revenue Enhancement Options: Increasing Rents on Successor Agency Properties Increasing rental fees on Successor Agency Properties may increase revenue, but the revenue may not necessarily be remitted solely to the city. Distribution requirements may limit the amount the city is able to collect, but this may be an area the Council wishes to prioritize.

Revenue Enhancement Options: Sales Tax Measure
The Council previously directed that the City Attorney prepare the necessary documents to place this item on the ballot for November 2026. The Attorney’s Office is currently preparing this item, and it should be noted this helps bring stability to the city’s revenues and does not project an increase to the existing tax rate.

If voters approve this, the city will avoid a steep drop in sales tax revenue with the expiration of this measure.

Service Level Considerations
The table below illustrates some of the service level considerations and impacts because of any expenditure reductions that may be directed by the Council.

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Expenditure Reduction Areas Community/City Impacts

1. Sheriff’s Contract
Expense Reductions
- Delayed response times, less visibility and presence
- Potential increase in complaints
- Potential decreased positive feelings around public
safety
- Potential increased liability

2. City Council Budget
Expense Reductions
- Less involvement at regional level
- May not be as connected to broader policy issues
- Less funding available to community members; current
expenditure levels for discretionary expenses are low

3. City Attorney Budget - Attorney expenses based on time allocated to city - Could reduce staff meeting involvement on weekly
basis
- Could require entire City Council authorize Attorney
inquiries, research, etc.
- Theoretically, could use insurance resources to assist (explore JPIA membership)

4. Remove funding of FT
vacant positions
- Lowered involvement with various programs and
longer wait times for service requests
- Limited staff so city special events may need to be
restructured
One-Time Solutions vs. Ongoing Structural Balance
Utilizing one-time fund balance for ongoing expenditures is one way to resolve budget issues, but long-term sustainability will not be achieved as the one-time funding source will eventually run out. Ongoing structural balance requires fiscal discipline and ensuring that future expenditures are incorporated into financial planning. Strategies include updating user fees on a routine basis, constantly identifying areas for service enhancement while maintaining efficiency, and proper internal control measures.

This also requires realistic conversations about ongoing revenue streams, and the City’s ability to provide services to the community it serves.

The table below illustrates how the potential reductions might be viewed.

Expenditure Reduction Areas One Time or Ongoing

1. Sheriff’s Contract Expense
Reductions
Depends on how structured

2. City Council Budget
Expense Reductions
Could be one time or ongoing

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3. City Attorney Budget Costs tend to fluctuate—could be one time or ongoing.

4. Remove funding of FT
vacant positions
Could be one time. Positions could be funded as
budget improves
Discussion and Direction:

Due to the extensive policy considerations involving the FY 26/27 Budget, the Council has several choices and options related to reducing expenses for the upcoming year, some flexibility with smaller revenue enhancements, and the respective impacts on service levels.

Staff will continue refining expenditure assumptions and evaluating operational efficiencies.

Additionally, staff will continue to explore revenue opportunities as directed by the City Council.

Long-term financial sustainability requires ongoing structural adjustments to align recurring expenditures with recurring and ongoing revenue streams.

Staff requests direction from the Mayor and City Council regarding expenditure reduction priorities, revenue enhancement strategies, and any additional measures to help address the remaining FY 26/27 General Fund budget gap.

ATTACHMENTS
A. Sheriffs Department Staffing Agreement for FY 25/26

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RANK, RELIEF FACTOR SERVICE
CODE NEW PREV. CHNG. ANNUAL RATE ESTIMATED TOTALANNUAL COST

LIABILITY
13%

TOTAL ANNUAL COST

W/LIABILITY

ANNUAL HOURS

PER SERVICE UNIT

ANNUAL HOURS

SCHEDULED

ANNUAL MINUTES

SCHEDULED

PERSONNEL

REQUIRED

DEPUTY SHERIFF SERVICE UNIT
Deputy Sheriff, 40-Hour Unit 306 1.00 1.00 0.00 $ 385,049.00 $ 385,049.00 $ 50,056.37 $ 435,105.37 2,086 2,086 125,160 1.166 Deputy Sheriff, 56-Hour Unit 307 7.00 7.00 0.00 $ 539,069.00 $ 3,773,483.00 $ 490,552.79 $ 4,264,035.79 2,920 20,440 1,226,400 11.424

DEPUTY SHERIFF SERVICE UNIT (BONUS)

GROWTH DEPUTY UNIT

GRANT DEPUTY UNIT
Grant Special Assignment Deputy 312 1.00 1.00 0.00 $ 241,828.00 $ 241,828.00 $ 31,437.64 $ 273,265.64 1,789 1,789 107,340 1.00

SUPPLEMENTAL POSITIONS
Estimated Cost for Service Units: $ 4,400,360.00 Total Liability (13%): $ 572,046.80 Estimated Subtotal: $ 4,972,406.80 Public Safety Equipment Cost (See page 3): $ -
Estimated Total Annual Cost: $ 4,972,406.80
CITY: Cudahy FISCAL YEAR: 2025-2026 EFFECTIVE DATE: 7/1/2025

LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT

CONTRACT LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES
SERVICE LEVEL AUTHORIZATION (SH-AD 575)
The terms of this Service Level Authorization (SH-AD 575) will remain in effect until a subsequent SH-AD 575 is signed and received by LASD.

Notwithstanding, annual rates shall be revised annually per Sections 8.2 and 11.3 of the MLESA.

LASD Approval By: Report Prepared By:

Chris Kusayanagi E-Signed By Chris Kusayanagi 6/3/2025 9:29:51 AM Jason R Lee 5/27/2025

UNIT COMMANDER NAME SIGNATURE DATE SERGEANT DATE
City Approval By:
"I certify that I am authorized to make this commitment on behalf of the City." Processed at CLEB By:

Alfonso Noyola E-Signed By Alfonso Noyola 6/2/2025 2:06:22 PM E-Signed By Jason Lee 6/3/2025 9:34:19 AM

CITY OFFICIAL NAME SIGNATURE DATE SERGEANT DATE
FY 2025-2026
Generated: 6/3/2025 9:37:32 AM
Attachment A

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CONTRACT LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES
SERVICE LEVEL AUTHORIZATION (SH-AD 575)

DEPLOYMENT OF PERSONNEL
CITY: Cudahy FISCAL YEAR: 2025-2026 EFFECTIVE DATE: 7/1/2025

SERVICE UNIT
TOTAL
UNITS

PURCHASED

GENERAL LAW

EM AM PM

TRAFFIC LAW

EM AM PM
MOTOR
DEP SAD D.B. TEAM LEADER
TOTAL
UNITS

ASSIGNED

DEPUTY SHERIFF SERVICE UNIT
Deputy Sheriff, 40-Hour Unit 1.00 1.00 1.00
Deputy Sheriff, 56-Hour Unit 7.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 7.00

GRANT DEPUTY UNIT
Grant Special Assignment Deputy 1.00 1.00 1.00
Routine City Helicopter Agreement YES NO
License Detail - Business & Renewal Applications YES NO License Detail - Acts on Violations Observed within the City YES NO Other Supplemental Services YES NO
NOTE: License Detail is billed on an hourly basis and billed monthly as service is provided.

Sworn
Lieutenant Sergeant Bonus Deputy Motor Deputy Deputy SAD Total Hours 0 0 0 0 22,526 1,789 24,315
Minutes 0 0 0 0 1,351,560 107,340 1,458,900
Personnel 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 12.590 1.000 13.590
Civilian
SSO LET/CSA/CA/PCO Clerical Total
Hours 0 0 0 0
Minutes 0 0 0 0
Personnel 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
Agreement
City Official: 6/2/2025
Unit Commander: 6/3/2025
FY 2025-2026
Attachment A

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT

CONTRACT LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES
SERVICE LEVEL AUTHORIZATION (SH-AD 575)

PUBLIC SAFETY EQUIPMENT
CITY: Cudahy FISCAL YEAR: 2025-2026
Public Safety Equipment
Equipment SERVICE CODE # RATE TOTAL COST
Equipment
MDC Type SERVICE CODE # RATE TOTAL COST
ALPR With Install SERVICE CODE # RATE TOTAL COST
Total Public Safety Equipment Cost: $ 0.00
Attachment A
FY 2025-2026

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CONTRACT LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT

MASTER RATE SHEET
Liability Rate: 13.0%
Deputy Sheriff Service Unit Rates
Rank / Relief Factor Annual Rate Service Code
Deputy Sheriff, Non-Relief $ 350,045.00 310
Deputy Sheriff, 40-Hour Unit $ 385,049.00 306
Deputy Sheriff, 56-Hour Unit $ 539,069.00 307
Deputy Sheriff, 70-Hour Unit $ 673,836.00 308
Special Assignment Deputy, Non-Relief $ 350,045.00 278
Catalina Deputy, Non-Relief $ 343,156.00 324
Deputy Sheriff Service Unit (Bonus) Rates
Rank / Relief Factor Annual Rate Service Code
Deputy Sheriff, Bonus I, Non-Relief $ 384,978.00 305
Deputy Sheriff, Bonus I, 40-Hour Unit $ 423,476.00 301
Deputy Sheriff, Bonus I, 56-Hour Unit $ 592,866.00 302
Deputy Sheriff, Bonus I, 70-Hour Unit $ 741,082.00 303
Growth Deputy Unit Rates
Rank / Relief Factor Annual Rate Service Code
Growth Special Assignment Deputy, Non-Relief $ 241,828.00 204 Growth Deputy Generalist, Non-Relief $ 241,828.00 335
Growth Deputy Generalist, 40-Hour Unit $ 281,971.00 573 Growth Deputy Generalist, 56-Hour Unit $ 394,663.00 582 Growth Deputy Generalist, 70-Hour Unit $ 493,329.00 583 Growth Motor Deputy, Non-Relief $ 266,706.00 424
Growth Deputy Bonus I, Non-Relief $ 262,373.00 336
Grant Deputy Unit Rates
Rank / Relief Factor Annual Rate Service Code
Grant Special Assignment Deputy $ 241,828.00 312
Grant Motor Deputy, Non-Relief $ 266,706.00 422
Grant Deputy Generalist, Non-Relief $ 241,828.00 386
Grant Deputy Bonus I, Non-Relief $ 262,373.00 384
Supplemental Positions Rates
Rank / Relief Factor Annual Rate Service Code
Captain, Non-Relief $ 472,650.00 321
Lieutenant, Non-Relief $ 381,586.00 342
Sergeant, Patrol, Non-Relief $ 413,741.00 631
Sergeant, Supplemental, Non-Relief $ 317,880.00 353
Motor Sergeant, Non-Relief $ 335,363.00 348
Motor Deputy, Non-Relief $ 350,045.00 305A
Watch Deputy, Non-Relief $ 261,185.00 354
Community Services Assistant (w/ veh), Non-Relief $ 87,375.00 325 Community Services Assistant (w/out veh), Non-Relief $ 83,826.00 327 Crime Analyst, Non-Relief $ 173,759.00 329
Custody Assistant, Non-Relief $ 142,297.00 331
Forensic ID Specialist II, Non-Relief $ 215,340.00 356
Intermediate Clerk, Non-Relief $ 95,683.00 338
Law Enforcement Technician (w/ veh), Non-Relief $ 129,125.00 340 Law Enforcement Technician (w/out veh), Non-Relief $ 127,673.00 339 Operations Assistant I, Non-Relief $ 123,347.00 343
Operations Assistant II, Non-Relief $ 153,228.00 344
Operations Assistant III, Non-Relief $ 175,472.00 345
Secretary V, Non-Relief $ 133,472.00 346
Security Assistant, Non-Relief $ 70,630.00 362
Security Officer, Non-Relief $ 109,590.00 347
Senior Information Systems Analyst, Non-Relief $ 247,213.00 334 Attachment B
Fiscal Year: 2025-2026

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Station Clerk II, Non-Relief $ 116,254.00 351
Skynight Observer, Non-Relief $ 384,978.00 349
Supervising Station Clerk, Non-Relief $ 140,562.00 352
Equipment Rates
Public Safety Equipment Annual Rate Service Code
Supplemental K9 Services (Santa Clarita) $ 6,502.00 671 MDC Type Rates
Equipment Annual Rate Service Code
MDC New Purchase, Data & Maintenance - FZ-40 $ 10,658.00 198 MDC New Purchase, Data & Maintenance - GETAC V110 $ 9,285.00 164 MDC New Purchase, Data & Maintenance - CF-33 $ 11,280.00 414 MDC Data & Maintenance Only $ 1,780.00 595
ALPR With Install Rates
Equipment Annual Rate Service Code
ALPR New Install 1st Year (5yr Program) $ 5,950.00 680
ALPR System 2nd Year $ 5,000.00 680A
ALPR System 3rd Year $ 5,000.00 680B
ALPR System 4th Year $ 5,000.00 680C
ALPR System 5th Year $ 5,000.00 680D
Annual revised rates shall be readjusted annually per Sections 8.2 and 11.3 of the MLESA.

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STAFF REPORT
Date: May 19, 2026
To: Honorable Mayor/Chair and City Council/Agency Members From: Christopher R. Lopez, City Manager/Executive Director Juan Arauz, Community Development Director/Assistant City Manager Subject: Discussion and Direction on Comprehensive User Fees

RECOMMENDATION
The City Council is recommended to discuss and provide direction on the updated comprehensive user fees. The City Council may consider the following items to help guide the discussion:
1) Receive staff and consultant presentation summarizing the proposed comprehensive service and user fees.
2) City Council to provide staff feedback and direction on its broad philosophical approach to the city’s fees for service. Specifically, the City Council may discuss for future adoption:
a. Set user fees at the full burden rate as described in the attached user fee table. This approach would result in the city recovering its full cost for services; however, it would result in increases to various fees, including the adoption of new fees. b. Set user fees below the full burden rate as described in the attached user fee table.

Lowering fees below the city’s full burden cost would result in the city subsidizing its services. If the City Council takes this approach, staff recommends that the City Council discuss and provide direction on:
i. The types or category of fees to be subsidized. Examples could include park programs, business licenses, development fees, etc.
ii. The subsidy level for types of fees. Examples could include low (less than 15-percent), moderate (15 to 25-percent), or high subsidy (greater than 25- percent).

3) Based on Council comments and feedback, it is recommended that the City Council set a Item Number
14B

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public hearing for June 16, 2026, for adoption of a new city fee schedule.

BACKGROUND
On October 15, 2024, the City Council entered into a professional service agreement (“PSA”) with Willdan Financial Services(“Willdan”) to prepare updated comprehensive service and user fees. Willdan evaluated the City’s existing user fees and compared them to the actual current cost of providing services, with a focus on fees for services that primarily provide a private and specific benefit to the requestor and limited to no broader community benefit. They also identified new fees that presently do not exist in the City’s master fee schedule. The City cannot collect fees not listed in the master fee schedule, meaning that those services are provided with no recovery cost.

On October 15, 2024, the City Council entered into a professional service agreement with Willdan Financial Services to prepare an updated comprehensive user fee study.

On April 21, 2026, City staff and Willdan consultant presented an update to the City Council on the status of the comprehensive user fees. As required by the PSA, the presentation had a particular focus on new identified fees. Based on feedback received, City staff and Willdan have prepared the attached draft user fee table, provided as Exhibit A.

ANALYSIS
The service and user fee assessment is intended to determine the full costs incurred by the City to support the various activities for which the City charges fees. Due to the complexity and the breadth of performing a comprehensive review of fees, a variety of fee methodologies to identify the full costs of individual fee and program activities were employed. The outcome of the study was to identify 100% full cost recovery for City services. The fees presented herein were obtained from various discussions among City staff and Willdan consultants.

As cities balance between maintaining levels of service and variability of demand, they have become increasingly aware of subsidies provided by the General Fund and have implemented cost-recovery targets. To the extent that governments use general fund monies to provide individuals with private benefits and not require them to pay the full cost of the service (and, therefore, receive a subsidy), the government is limiting funds that may be available to provide other community-wide benefits. In effect, the government is using community funds to pay for private benefits. However, unlike most revenue sources, cities have more control over the level of user fees they charge to recover costs, or the subsidies they can institute.

Fees in California are required to conform to the statutory requirements of the California Constitution, Proposition 218, Proposition 26, and the California Code of Regulations (“Code”).

The Code also requires that the City Council adopt fees by either ordinance or resolution, and

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that any fees in excess of the estimated total cost of rendering the related services must be approved by a popular vote of two-thirds of those electors voting because the charge would be considered a tax and not a fee. There are no fees suggested to be set above the cost of service and as such a public vote is not required.

State regulations require that municipalities update their fee schedules to reflect the actual costs of certain public services primarily benefiting users. User fees recover costs associated with the provision of specific services benefiting the user, thereby typically reducing the use of General Fund monies for such purposes. In addition to collecting the direct cost of labor and materials associated with processing and administering user services, it is common for local governments to recover reasonable support costs.

CONCLUSION
As the City seeks to efficiently manage limited resources and adequately respond to increased service demands, it needs a variety of tools. A user fee study provides assurance that the City has the best information and the best resources available to make sound decisions, fairly and legitimately set fees, maintain compliance with state law and local policies, and meet the needs of the City administration and its constituency. Given the limitations on raising revenue in local government, the City recognizes that a user fee update is a cost-effective way to understand the total cost of services and identify potential fee deficiencies.

This attached table shows the full cost recovery fee for the City to provide each service; however, each fee is set at the City’s discretion.

RECOMMENDATION
Staff is seeking formal direction on the following items:

1. The City Council’s broad philosophical approach to the city’s fees for service.

2. Which fees or types/category of fees should be set at the full burden rate.

3. Which fees or types/category of fees should be set below the full burden rate.

4. For those fees not set at the full burden rate, at what level(s) of subsidy should the fees be set.

STRATEGIC PLAN CORRELATION
Goal D (Financial Stability and Transparency)

1. Develop clear, concise, materials to educate and engage the community about the City’s

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“Serving The People” "Sirviendo A La Comunidad"
Staff Report
05/19/2026 Page 4 of 4

budget, finances, spending, and investments, and policies.

FINANCIAL IMPACT
All service and user fees are collected to recover the City’s cost for services. Cost recovery can be full or partial if fees are subsidized. No changes to fees are being adopted, rather, this item is a discussion. Any action relating to fees would not be taken at this meeting and would instead be at a future public hearing.

ATTACHMENTS
A. Draft User Fee Table

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GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE FEES
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Fee Δ 1 Photocopy/Reproduction of Paper Public Records $0.25 Per Copy $0.25 0% $0.25 $02 CD or DVD of Digital Public Records or Recordings $5.00 Per CD or DVD $5.00 0% $5.00 $03 Returned Check Charge $35.00 NA NA $25 Initial $35 Each Subsequent $0 4 Notice of Intent Initiative Fee $200.00 NA NA $200.00 $0 5 Nomination Papers Filing Fee $25.00 NA NA $25.00 $06 Yard Sale 7 Permit Fee $10.00 NA NA $10.00 $0
1 Attachment A
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BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Fee Δ 1 Ambulance operator License - Per License $10.00 flat rate NA NA $10.00 $02 Ambulance Vehicle License - Per New vehicle $70.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $70.00 $03 Ambulance Driver License - Per Vehicle (renew) $50.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $50.00 $04 Ambulance Driver License - Per Driver $10.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $10.00 $0 5 Ambulance Attendance - Per Attendant $10.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $10.00 $06 Amusements, Bowling - Annual Fee $70.00 flat rate NA NA $70.00 $07 Amusements, Dance Hall - Annual Fee $300.00 flat rate NA NA $300.00 $08 Amusement, Circus - Daily Fee $200.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $200.00 $09 Amusement, Carnival - Daily Fee $50.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $50.00 $0 10 Amusement, Theater - Annual Fee Range11 From 0 - 500 $100.00 step rate NA NA $100.00 $012 From 501 - 15,000 $150.00 step rate NA NA $150.00 $0 13 From 15,001 - 99,999,999 $150.00 step rate NA NA $150.00 $014 Auction Sales - Weekly Fee $200.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $200.00 $0 15 Secondhand Dealer - Annual Fee $70.00 flat rate NA NA $70.00 $016 Auto Wrecking - Annual Fee $300.00 flat rate NA NA $300.00 $017 Junk Dealers - Annual Fee $300.00 flat rate NA NA $300.00 $018 Taxicab/Non-Emergency Operator - Annual Fee $60.00 flat rate NA NA $60.00 $0 19 Taxicab/Non-Emergency Vehicles - Per Vehicle $24.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $24.00 $020 Taxi/Non-Emergency Driver License - Per Driver $10.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $10.00 $021 Private Patrolman's License - Annual Fee $10.00 flat rate NA NA $10.00 $022 Contractor-General - Annual Fee $200.00 flat rate NA NA $200.00 $023 Contractor - 6 Months General $100.00 flat rate NA NA $100.00 $024 Contractor - Subcontractor - Annual Fee $100.00 flat rate NA NA $100.00 $0 25 Contractor - 3 Months Subcontractor $25.00 flat rate NA NA $25.00 $026 Contractor - 6 Months Subcontractor $50.00 flat rate NA NA $50.00 $027 Contractor - 9 Months Subcontractor $75.00 flat rate NA NA $75.00 $028 Delivery Vehicle - Per Vehicle $50.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $50.00 $029 Other Business Based on Gross NA NA Based on Gross $0 30 From 0 to 9,000 $50.00 flat rate NA NA $50.00 $031 From 10,000 to 49,000 $90.00 flat rate NA NA $90.00 $0 32 From 50,000 to 74,999 $120.00 flat rate NA NA $120.00 $033 From 75,000 to 99,000 $140.00 flat rate NA NA $140.00 $034 From 100,000 to 199,999 $184.00 flat rate NA NA $184.00 $035 From 200,000 to 299,999 $264.00 flat rate NA NA $264.00 $036 From 300,000 to 399,999 $336.00 flat rate NA NA $336.00 $037 From 400,000 to 499,999 $400.00 flat rate NA NA $400.00 $038 From 500,000 to 599,999 $456.00 flat rate NA NA $456.00 $039 From 600,000 to 699,999 $504.00 flat rate NA NA $504.00 $040 From 700,000 to 799,999 $544.00 flat rate NA NA $544.00 $041 From 800,000 to 899,999 $576.00 flat rate NA NA $576.00 $042 From 900,000 to 999,999 $600.00 flat rate NA NA $600.00 $043 From 1,000,000 to 1,999,999 $740.00 flat rate NA NA $740.00 $0 44 From 1,200,000 to 1,299,999 $880.00 flat rate NA NA $880.00 $0 45 From 1,300,000 to 1,399,999 $1,020.00 flat rate NA NA $1,020.00 $046 From 1,400,000 to 1,499,999 $1,160.00 flat rate NA NA $1,160.00 $047 From 1,500,000 to 1,599,999 $1,300.00 flat rate NA NA $1,300.00 $048 From 1,600,000 to 1,699,999 $1,440.00 flat rate NA NA $1,440.00 $0 2 DRAFT

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BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Fee Δ 49 From 1,700,000 to 1,799,999 $1,580.00 flat rate NA NA $1,580.00 $050 From 1,800,000 to 1,899,999 $1,720.00 flat rate NA NA $1,720.00 $051 From 1,900,000 to 1,999,999 $1,860.00 flat rate NA NA $1,860.00 $052 From 2,000,000 to 99,999,999 $2,000.00 flat rate NA NA $2,000.00 $0 53 Motels and Hotels - Annual Fee54 Room/Units 0 - 10 $30.00 step rate NA NA $30.00 $055 Room/Units 11 - 15 $40.00 step rate NA NA $40.00 $056 Room/Units 16 - 99,999,999 $50.00 step rate NA NA $50.00 $057 Advertising Billboards - Per Structure $100.00 step rate 0 - 1 NA NA $100.00 $0 58 Each Additional Structure $10.00 per unit 2 - 99,999,999 NA NA $10.00 $059 Advertising, Distributing handbills or merchandise, or both - Annual Fee $100.00 flat fee From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $100.00 $060 Advertising, Distributing handbills or merchandise, or both - Monthly Fee $50.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $50.00 $061 Advertising, Distributing handbills or merchandise, or both - Daily Fee $20.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $20.00 $062 Advertising Sound Truck Annual - Per Vehicle $200.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $200.00 $0 63 Advertising Sound Truck - Daily $40.00 per unit NA NA $40.00 $064 Other Outside Business - Annual Fee $50.00 flat rate NA NA $50.00 $065 Outside Contractor $200.00 flat rate NA NA $200.00 $066 Patrol System - First Year $300.00 flat rate NA NA $300.00 $0 67 Patrol System - Renewal $150.00 flat rate NA NA $150.00 $0 68 Trucks, Trucking, and U Hire - Annual Fee $70.00 flat rate NA NA $70.00 $069 Video Games - Annual Fee $150.00 flat rate Operating and maintenance of video games, per machine NA NA $150.00 $070 Video Games - Annual Fee $250.00 flat rate Offering video games or displayingvideo games for public patronage, one or moremachines per location NA NA $250.00 $0
71 Trailer Park - Per Space $2.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $2.00 $072 Inspection Fee - Per Inspection $62.50 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 $112.04 0% $112.00 $5073 Annual Inspection Fee $120.00 flat rate $112.04 0% $112.00 -$874 Special Inspection Fee $60.00 flat rate $112.04 0% $112.00 $5275 Solicitors Principal - Annual Fee $200.00 flat rate NA NA $200.00 $076 Solicitors - Quarterly, Each Additional $6.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $6.00 $0 77 Rental Property Manager $30.00 per unit From 5 - 99,999,999 NA NA $30.00 $0 78 Exempt $0.00 NA NA $0.00 $0
79 Non Profit $0.00 NA NA $0.00 $080 Auto Emissions Testing $50.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $50.00 $081 Home Occupation $50.00 flat rate NA NA $50.00 $082 Handbills - Annual $100.00 flat rate NA NA $100.00 $083 Handbills - Monthly $50.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $50.00 $0 84 Handbills - Daily $20.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $20.00 $085 Homeowners Association – 1st Year $75.00 flat rate NA NA $75.00 $0 86 Homeowners Association - Annual Renewal $15.00 flat rate NA NA $15.00 $0 87 Sale of Goods Wheeled Vehicle - Annual Fee $50.00 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $50.00 $088 Wireless Digital Communication $0.05 per unit From 0 - 99,999,999 NA NA $0.05 $089 Disability Access and Education Fund $4.00 flat rate State AB1186P ($3.60) & AB1186R ($.40) NA NA $4.00 $090 Change of Address $5.00 flat rate $58.85 1% $58.00 $53 91 Administration Fee $30.00 flat rate $147.13 0% $147.00 $117 92 Change Business Name $5.00 flat rate $113.30 0% $113.00 $10893 Late Fee/Penalties 15% a Month Up to 50% maximum NA NA 15% $0 3 DRAFT

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BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Fee Δ 94 Interest 1% a Month After maximum penalty is reached NA NA 1% $095 Processing Fee $30.00 flat rate $113.30 0% $113.00 $8396 Sidewalk Vending Permit $560.00 $457.67 0% $457.00 -$103 New feeFee decreaseFee increase greater than 50%Fee increase greater than 75% 4 DRAFT

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ANIMAL CONTROL FEES
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Fee Δ 1 Altered Dog $22.00 Standard Licensing NA NA Set by LA County NA2 Altered Cat $5.45 Standard Licensing NA NA Set by LA County NA 3 Unaltered Dog $65.00 Standard Licensing NA NA Set by LA County NA4 Unaltered Cat $11.00 Standard Licensing NA NA Set by LA County NA 5 Senior-owned* Dog $8.00 *Senior age is defined as 60 years, Standard Licensing NA NA Set by LA County NA6 Delinquent Charge Equal to amount of License Delinquency charge applies after 10 days NA NA Set by LA County NA 7 Field Enforcement Fee $43.00 Licensing initiated in the field NA NA Set by LA County NA 5 DRAFT

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PARKING PERMIT FEES
# Title
Current Fee/Charge Unit Notes
Direct Cost (no Indirect) Subsidy %
Suggested Fee Fee Δ
Resident Overnight Parking Excludes holidays
1 Annual Per Unit Permit $150.00 per vehicle up to three vehicles per property $212.74 0% $212.00 $62 2 Temporary Permits:3 Weekly permit $20.00 $28.37 1% $28.00 $84 Guest Overnight Parking $3.00 per day Excludes holidays $4.25 6% $4.00 $1 City residents may request that a permit for overnight vehicle parking in accordance with the Pilot Program be issued for a specific vehicle and dwelling unit. 6 DRAFT

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VEHICLE AND PARKING VIOLATIONS
Fines for Specified Violations of the CMC Resolution No. 15-41 # Section Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Fee Δ 1 10.04.020 Posted Street Weight Limited 6,000 Pounds $114.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $118.00 $4 2 1st Penalty $109.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $113.00 $4 3 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1 4 10.04.040(3) No Stopping Anytime $47.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $49.00 $25 1st Penalty $26.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $27.00 $16 2nd Penalty $15.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $16.00 $1 7 10.04.050 Unlawful parking city public ground $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $28 1st Penalty $22.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $23.00 $19 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1 10 10.04.060 Driving on public property and in parks $58.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $60.00 $211 1st Penalty $52.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $54.00 $2 12 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $113 10.04.070 Election day polling place parking $38.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $39.00 $114 1st Penalty $22.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $23.00 $1 15 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $116 10.04.080(1) Red zone $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2 17 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 18 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $119 10.04.080(2) Green zone (20 min. only) $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $220 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 21 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $122 10.040.080(3) Yellow zone loading and unloading 20 min. $43.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $1 23 1st Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1 24 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $125 10.040.080(4) White zone loading and unloading passengers $43.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $1 26 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 27 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $128 10.04.090 Unlawful Parking Vendors $54.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $56.00 $229 1st Penalty $49.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2 30 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $131 10.08.060 No Overnight Parking 12am - 6am $47.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $64.00 $1732 1st Penalty $26.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $30.00 $4 33 2nd Penalty $15.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $30.00 $1534 10.08.060(2) Restricted Parking Monday 8:30am - 1:30pm $47.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $49.00 $235 1st Penalty $26.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $27.00 $1 36 2nd Penalty $15.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $16.00 $137 10.08.060(2) Restricted Parking Tuesday 8:30am - 1:30pm $47.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $49.00 $2 38 1st Penalty $26.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $27.00 $1 39 2nd Penalty $15.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $16.00 $140 10.08.060(2) Restricted Parking Monday & Thursday 12:00am - 6:00am $47.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $49.00 $241 1st Penalty $26.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $27.00 $1 42 2nd Penalty $15.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $16.00 $143 15.44.120(b) Parking in non-designated parking area $43.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $144 1st Penalty $22.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $23.00 $1 45 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $146 15.44.140 Failure to park in designated parking spaces $43.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $147 1st Penalty $22.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $23.00 $1 48 2nd Penalty $15.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $16.00 $149 15.44.160 No vehicle maintenance in public parking areas $43.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $150 1st Penalty $22.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $23.00 $1 51 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $152 15.64.010 Parking time limits $43.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $153 1st Penalty $22.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $23.00 $1 7 DRAFT

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VEHICLE AND PARKING VIOLATIONS
Fines for Specified Violations of the CMC Resolution No. 15-41 # Section Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Fee Δ 54 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $155 15.64.100A Parking disconnected trailer $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $256 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 57 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $158 15.64.140 Temporary no parking $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $259 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 60 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $161 15.64.270A Parking on private/public property without consent $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2 62 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 63 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $164 15.64.280 Parking wrong side of street $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $265 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 66 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $167 15.64.310 Parking of Vehicle Transporting Hazardous Materials $385.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $398.00 $1368 1st Penalty $103.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $106.00 $3 69 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $170 15.76.120A Repairing vehicle on street $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2 71 1st Penalty $11.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $11.00 $0 72 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $173 15.76.130 Washing vehicle on street $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2 74 1st Penalty $11.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $11.00 $0 75 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $176 20.76.250(3) No parking front or side yard $41.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $42.00 $1 77 1st Penalty $11.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $11.00 $0 78 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $179 22500(b) Parking on crosswalk $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2 80 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 81 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $182 22500(e) Blocking driveway $48.84 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $50.00 $183 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 84 2nd Penalty $11.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $11.00 $085 22500(f) Vehicles on sidewalk $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2 86 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 87 2nd Penalty $11.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $11.00 $088 22500(h) Double parking $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $289 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 90 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $191 22500(l) Blocking disabled access ramp $277.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $286.00 $992 1st Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1 93 2nd Penalty $0.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $0.00 $094 22500.1 Parking in fire lane $65.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $67.00 $295 1st Penalty $60.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $62.00 $2 96 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $197 22502(a) Parking 18” from curb $43.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $1 98 1st Penalty $22.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $23.00 $1 99 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1 100 22507.8(b) Disabled parking off street $358.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $370.00 $12 101 1st Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1 102 2nd Penalty $0.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $0.00 $0103 22507.8(c) Parking disabled cross hatched boundary lines $358.14 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $370.00 $12104 1st Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1 105 2nd Penalty $0.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $0.00 $0106 22514 Parking fire hydrant $65.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $67.00 $2 8 DRAFT

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VEHICLE AND PARKING VIOLATIONS
Fines for Specified Violations of the CMC Resolution No. 15-41 # Section Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Fee Δ 107 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 108 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1109 22515 Unattended Motor Vehicle Running $43.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $1 110 1st Penalty $22.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $23.00 $1 111 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1112 4000(a)(1) Expired registration $60.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $62.00 $2113 1st Penalty $54.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $56.00 $2 114 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1115 5200(a) No front plate $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2116 1st Penalty $43.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $44.00 $1 117 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1118 5204(a) No tags $70.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $72.00 $2119 1st Penalty $65.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $67.00 $2 120 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1121 9.04.360 Parking Vehicle for Sale $49.00 Payment Received Up to 21 days after Notice Date NA NA $51.00 $2 122 1st Penalty $27.00 Payment Received 22 to 35 days after Notice Date NA NA $28.00 $1 123 2nd Penalty $16.00 Payment Received 36 days after Notice Date NA NA $17.00 $1 (1) Code references 4000 to 22515 can be found in the State of California Vehicle Code(2) Code references 9.04.360 to 10.040.090 & 20.76.250 can be found in the Cudahy Municipal Code(2) Code references 15.44.120 to 15.76.130 can be found in the Los Angeles County Code. (Per CMC 10.04.010 the City has Adopted Title 15 of the Los Angeles County Code)New feeFee decreaseFee increase greater than 50%Fee increase greater than 75% 9 DRAFT

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PUBLIC SAFTEY FEES
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy %
Suggested
Fee Fee Δ
1 Vehicle impound release fee $271.00 $600.91 0% $600.00 $3292 Vehicle impound release fee related to DUI $474.00 $600.91 0% $600.00 $1263 Vehicle inspection for correctable violation $13.50 $119.93 1% $119.00 $1064 Verification of disabled person placard for correctable violation $27.00 $119.93 1% $119.00 $92 New feeFee decreaseFee increase greater than 50%Fee increase greater than 75% 10 DRAFT

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PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Unit Fee Δ 1 FACILITY RENTAL FEES (Residents and Non Profit Organizations) 2 Clara St Park3 Turner Hall Capacity: Assembly-400 Banquet-2204 Base $300.00 $4,235.37 NA Feedback Requested NA5 Deposit (Refundable) $200.00 NA NA $200.00 $06 Insurance $220.00 NA NA NA NA 7 Kitchen $50.00 $705.89 NA Feedback Requested NA
8 Set-up & Tear-down $93.75 $366.21 NA Feedback Requested NA 9 Staff Time N/A $1,126.80 NA Feedback Requested NA
10 MPR 2 Capacity: Assembly-100 Banquet-75
11 Base N/A $1,058.84 NA Feedback Requested NA
12 Deposit (Refundable) $100.00 NA NA $100.00 $013 Insurance $110.00 NA NA NA NA 14 Set-up & Tear-down N/A NA NA NA NA
15 Staff Time $18.75 per hour $56.34 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA16 Cudahy Park17 Bedwell Hall Capacity: Assembly-175 Banquet-11018 Base $100.00 $1,411.79 NA Feedback Requested NA 19 Deposit (Refundable) $100.00 NA NA $100.00 $020 Insurance $150.00 NA NA NA NA 21 Kitchen $25.00 $352.95 NA Feedback Requested NA22 Set-up & Tear-down $50.00 $140.85 NA Feedback Requested NA 23 Staff Time N/A $1,126.80 NA Feedback Requested NA24 Lugo Park25 MPR 1 Capacity: Assembly-100 Banquet-75 26 Base $10.00 per hour $141.18 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA 27 Deposit (Refundable) $100.00 NA NA $100.00 $028 Insurance $100.00 NA NA NA NA29 Kitchen N/A $352.95 NA Feedback Requested NA30 Set-up & Tear-down N/A NA NA NA NA 31 Staff Time N/A $56.34 NA Feedback Requested NA32 Picnic Shelter33 Base N/A Capacity: Assembly-40 Banquet-40 NA NA NA NA 34 Deposit (Refundable) $25.00 NA NA $100.00 $75
35 Insurance N/A NA NA NA NA
36 Kitchen N/A NA NA NA NA
37 Set-up & Tear-down N/A NA NA NA NA38 Staff Time N/A NA NA NA NA39 FIELD RENTAL FEE SCHEDULE (Resident and Non Profit Organization) 40 Cudahy Park41 Baseball Diamond 1 *Must have possession of insurance 42 Base $200.00 per day (7 hours) or $25/hour 7 hours $2,823.58 NA Feedback Requested NA 43 Deposit N/A NA NA NA NA
44 Field Lights $10.00 per hour $10.00 0% $10.00 per hour $0 45 Staff Time $15.00 per hour $56.34 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA46 Baseball Diamond 2 *Must have possession of insurance 47 Base $200.00 per day (7 hours) or $25/hour 7 hours $2,823.58 NA Feedback Requested NA 48 Deposit N/A NA NA NA NA
49 Field Lights $10.00 per hour $10.00 0% $10.00 per hour $0 50 Staff Time $15.00 per hour $56.34 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA51 Soccer Field (Equivalent Field Size) *Must have possession of insurance 52 Base $200.00 per day (7 hours) or $25/hour 7 hours $2,823.58 NA Feedback Requested NA 53 Deposit N/A NA NA NA NA
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PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested Fee Unit Fee Δ 55 Staff Time $15.00 per hour $56.34 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA56 Basketball Courts *Must have possession of insurance 57 Base $200.00 per day (7 hours) or $25/hour 7 hours $2,823.58 NA Feedback Requested NA 58 Deposit N/A NA NA NA NA
59 Field Lights $10.00 per hour $10.00 0% $10.00 per hour $0 60 Staff Time $15.00 per hour $56.34 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA61 Lugo Park62 Soccer Field A and B (Whole) *Must have possession of insurance 63 Base $300.00 per day (6 hours) or $40/hour $4,235.37 NA Feedback Requested NA 64 Deposit (Refundable) $100.00 NA NA $100.00 $065 Field Lights $10.00 per hour $10.00 0% $10.00 per hour $0 66 Staff Time $15.00 per hour $56.34 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA67 Clara Park68 Gymnasium (Whole) *Must have possession of insurance 69 Base $50.00 hourly or $90.00 hourly+ per hour (+) Price Reflects during hours of operation $1,270.61 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA 70 Deposit $200.00 NA NA $200.00 $071 Field Lights N/A NA NA NA NA 72 Staff Time $15.00 per hour
100 people in attendance = 2 staff members200 people in attendance = 4 staff members300 people in attendance = 6 staff members $56.34 NA Feedback Requested per hour NA
73 Programming
74 Youth sports (per 8 week season)75 Registration fee 45.00 per child costs are for 8 week season one game and one practice per week for about 200 participants. 5 divisions, 4 teams per division, does not include purchse of sports equipment, only unifomr and referee costs $364.16 NA Feedback Requested NA
76 Ballet New per child currently 10 participants the cost is per quarter $303.34 NA Feedback Requested NA 77 Karate New per child currently 25 participants the cost is per quarter $339.40 NA Feedback Requested NA78 Hiphop New per child currently 5 participants the cost is per quarter $303.34 NA Feedback Requested NA 79 Swap Meet
80 10ft x 10ft Resident $20.00 Charged monthly NA NA $20.00 $0 81 8ft x 10ft Resident $15.00 Charged monthly NA NA $15.00 $0 82 10ft x 10ft Non-Resident $25.00 Charged monthly NA NA $25.00 $0 83 8ft x 10ft Non-Resident $20.00 Charged monthly NA NA $20.00 $0 84 Trial Day Resident $30.00 Charged monthly NA NA $30.00 $0 85 Trial Day Non-Resident $35.00 Charged monthly NA NA $35.00 $0 New feeFee decreaseFee increase greater than 50%Fee increase greater than 75% * The Insurance must name the City of Cudahy as an additional insured on the General Liability Policy and provide the City with both a Certificate of Insurance and the appropriate endorsements. 12 DRAFT

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PLANNING AND ZONING FEES
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy %
Suggested
Fee Fee Δ
1 Public Notice Rates Actual Cost
If applicable, the Applicant is responsible for paying the actual cost of public noticing including but not limited to radius maps, mailing labels, newspaper publications, and distribution costs. The actual cost will be provided to the Applicant by the Planning Division.

NA NA Actual Cost $0
2 Los Angeles County Register Actual Cost
The Applicant is responsible for all required Los Angeles County posting fees which includes, but is not limited to environmental notices. Please refer to LA County's fees for the actual cost.

NA NA Actual Cost $0
3 Planning Entitlement Fee Schedule
If the entitlement application is terminated pursuant to CMC Section 20.84.090 (C), the applicant must submit a new application, including all additional application fees. 4 Conditional Use Permit (CUP) $5,000.00 Excludes On- and Off- Sale Alcohol Use Permits $7,166.88 0% $7,166.00 $2,1665 Variance (VAR) $5,000.00 $5,796.75 0% $5,796.00 $796 6 Zone Change (ZC) or Text Amendment (ZTA) $7,500.00 $5,693.41 0% $5,693.00 -$1,8077 Zoning Clearance (Building Permits) $157.00 $297.30 0% $297.00 $1408 Sign Permit (Permanent) $260.00 $178.38 0% $178.00 -$829 Environmental Review/Determination $10,000.00 Varies by Project. The actual amount payable by the Applicant is subject to final cost confirmation by Planning Division. NA NA $10,000.00 Variable 10 Development Review Permit (DRP), Minor $1,200.00 $1,492.20 0% $1,492.00 $29211 Development Review Permit (DRP), Major $5,000.00 $7,410.37 0% $7,410.00 $2,410 12 Tentative Tract Map (TTM)/Tentative Parcel Map (TPM) $7,500.00 $5,691.26 0% $5,691.00 -$1,809 13 Decision Appeal to Community Development Director $1,193.00 $828.59 0% $828.00 -$36514 Decision Appeal to Planning Commission/City Council $2,495.00 $3,564.77 0% $3,564.00 $1,069 15 Rebuild Letter/Zoning Verification Letter (ZVL) $244.00 $622.71 0% $622.00 $378 16 Temporary Use Permit (TUP) $610.00 $1,359.67 0% $1,359.00 $74917 Lot Line Adjustment/Merger $2,000.00 $2,075.08 0% $2,075.00 $7518 Development Agreement (DA) $10,000.00 $11,237.23 0% $11,237.00 $1,237 19 Commercial Cannabis Development Agreement $10,000.00 CMC Section 5.20.070(6) - Actual amount payable by applicant subject to final cost confirmation by City $11,389.17 0% $11,389.00 $1,389 20 Cannabis Development Review Permit $6,500.00 Actual amount payable by applicant subject to final cost confirmation by City. $9,252.99 0% $9,252.00 $2,752 21 Cannabis Commercial Permit Application $11,590.00 CMC Section 5.20.060(1) $4,875.95 0% $4,875.00 -$6,715 22 Cannabis Retail Permit Application $15,725.00 Resolution No. 23-16 $19,000.57 0% $19,000.00 $3,27523 General Plan Amendment (GPA) New fapp $12,408.04 0% $12,408.00 NA 24 Specific Plan (SP) New $6,358.93 0% $6,358.00 NA
25 Minor Deviation (MD) New $1,491.36 0% $1,491.00 NA
26 Planned Development Permit (PD) New $2,614.55 0% $2,614.00 NA 27 Zoning Clearance (Business License/Home Occupation) New $184.12 0% $184.00 NA28 Zoning Code Interpretation New $547.95 0% $547.00 NA 29 Temporary Sign Permit (TSP) New $256.33 0% $256.00 NA 30 Reasonable Accomodation New $2,020.13 0% $2,020.00 NA31 Accessory Dwelling Unit Design Variance New $1,398.41 0% $1,398.00 NA32 Project Modification or Amendment, Community Development Director Approval New $659.70 0% $659.00 NA33 Project Modification or Amendment, Planning Commission Approval New $1,279.66 0% $1,279.00 NA34 Project Time Extension Request, Community Development Director Approval New $359.58 0% $359.00 NA35 Project Time Extension Request, Planning Commission Approval New $975.19 0% $975.00 NA 36 Preliminary Development Review (Major) New $2,196.22 0% $2,196.00 NA 37 Preliminary Development Review (Minor) New $861.51 0% $861.00 NA38 Off-Menu Bonus Concession Permit New $1,070.75 0% $1,070.00 NA 39 Development Review Permit (DRP), Minor (Master Sign Program) New $1,052.78 0% $1,052.00 NA40 Development Review Permit (DRP), Major (Master Sign Program) New $3,146.27 0% $3,146.00 NA41 Conditional Use Permit (CUP)- Minor (Alcohol) New $1,336.49 0% $1,336.00 NA 13 DRAFT

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# Title
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Suggested
Fee Fee Δ
42 Conditional Use Permit (CUP)- (Alcohol) New $1,849.33 0% $1,849.00 NA43 Adult-Oriented Business Operator/Entertainer Permit New CMC Section 20.52.020(A)(3)(g) & CMC Section 20.52.020(J)(3)(k) $2,749.73 0% $2,749.00 NA 44 Legal Revew of Conditions, Covenants, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) New CMC Section 20.52.190 $1,375.00 0% $1,375.00 NA 45 Planning Inspection Fee New up to 3 inspections $271.15 0% $271.00 NA46 Density Bonus and/or Concessions Request New $1,070.75 0% $1,070.00 NA47 Affordable Housing Agreement New Plus City Attorney actual costs $1,126.40 0% $1,126.00 NA48 Inclusionary Housing In-Lieu Fee, Rental Units 62.00 Per Square Foot Refer to Resolution No. 22-15 NA NA $62.00 $0 49 Inclusionary Housing In-Lieu Fee, For-Sale Units 104.00 Per Square Foot Refer to Resolution No. 22-15 NA NA $104.00 $0 50 GP/Advanced Planning Maintenance Fee New 8% 0% 8% NA51 RETAIL CANNABIS 52 Cannabis Retail Performance Review New CMC Section 5.30.090(3) $6,921.76 0% $6,921.00 NA53 Cannabis Retail Appeal New CMC Section 5.30.110(2) $3,839.77 0% $3,839.00 NA 54 Cannabis Retail Change of Location Request New CMC Section 5.30.120(1) $2,712.41 0% $2,712.00 NA55 Cannabis Retail Transfer Request New CMC Section 5.30.130(1) $2,498.33 0% $2,498.00 NA56 Background Check New CMC Section 5.30.180(12) NA NA Actual Cost NA57 COMMERCIAL CANNABIS 58 Application Acceptance & Processsing New 5.20.060(2)(a); 5.20.060(2)(b) $7,213.59 0% $7,213.00 NA 59 Issuance Fee New 5.20.060(2)(c); Cost of Preparing Development Agreement, Planning Commission and City Council Review $16,412.14 0% $16,412.00 NA60 Amendments/Changes to Application New 5.20.060(2)(d); 5.20.070(9)(f) $1,799.44 0% $1,799.00 NA 61 Commercial Cannabis Permit (CCP) Renewal Fee New 5.20.060(2)(e) $5,802.97 0% $5,802.00 NA62 Commercial Cannabis Permit Transfer Request New 5.20.070(9)(b) $3,554.76 0% $3,554.00 NA63 Changing, Altering or Modifying Location Request New 5.20.070(11)(c); Subject to City Council Approval $4,951.52 0% $4,951.00 NA New feeFee decreaseFee increase greater than 50%Fee increase greater than 75% 14 DRAFT

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HOUSING FEES
# Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy %
Suggested
Fee Fee Δ
Annual Rental Registration Application Fee $126.00 Resolution No. 24-39 NA NA $126.00 $0Rental Registration Exemption/Verification Fee $91.00 Resolution No. 24-39 NA NA $91.00 $0 15 DRAFT

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BUILDING FEES
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Fee/Charge Unit Notes Full Cost Subsidy %
Suggested
Fee Fee Δ
1 Administrative Fines Offenses within a 12 month period of time. 2 First offense $108.00 NA NA $108.00 $03 Second offense $217.00 NA NA $217.00 $04 Third or greater offense $542.00 NA NA $542.00 $05 Inspection fee $207.08 per hour $165.15 0% $165.00 -$426 Re-inspection fee $199.40 per hour $130.04 0% $130.00 -$697 Late payment penalty Payment must be made by date on citation. 10% annual interest on fines not paid within 60 days 16 DRAFT

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BUILDING - ELECTRICAL
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. # Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
1 For the issuance of each permit $58.252 SYSTEM FEE SCHEDULE Note: The following do not include permit issuing fee. 3 New Residential Buildings4
For new multifamily residential buildings (apartments and condominiums) having three (3) or more living units not including garages, carports, and other noncommercial automobile storage areas constructed at the same time, per square foot. $0.17 per sq. foot
For garages, carports, and other accessory buildings used in conjunction with multi-familyresidential buildings use BRANCH CIRCUIT FEE OR UNIT FEE SCHEDULE. 5 For new single and two-family residential buildings not including garages, carports and other minor accessory buildings constructed at the same time, per square foot.
$0.33 per sq. foot
For garages, carports, and other
minor accessory buildings constructed
at the same timeas the single or two-family residential buildings a fee will not be required. For other types of residential occupancies and alterations, additions
and modifications to existing residential buildings, use BRANCH CIRCUIT FEE OR UNIT FEE SCHEDULE. 6 Private Swimming Pools7
For new private, residential, inground swimming pools for single, or multifamily occupancies, including a complete system of necessary branch circuit wiring, bonding, grounding, underwater lighting, water pumping and other similar electrical equipment directly related to the operation of a swimming pool $171.15 each
8 For other types of swimming pools, therapeutic whirlpools, spas, hot tubs and alterations to existing swimming pools $115.19 each The following fees shall include all wiring and electrical equipment in or on each building, or other electrical equipment on the same premises constructed at the same time. 17 DRAFT

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Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
9 Carnivals and Circuses
10 For electric generators and electrically driven rides $82.19 each11 For mechanically driven rides and walk-through attractions or displays having electric lighting $34.46 each 12 For a system of area and booth lighting $34.46 each13 Temporary Power Service14 For a temporary service power pole or pedestal, including all pole or pedestal mounted receptacle outlets and appurtenances $92.06 each15 For a temporary distribution system and temporary lighting and receptacle outlets for construction sites, decorative lighting, Christmas tree sales lots, firework stands, sales booths, additional pole, etc. $45.14 each
16 BRANCH CIRCUIT AND UNIT FEE SCHEDULES

1. The following do not include permit issuing fees;2. Where appropriate either fee schedule may be used 16 Branch Circuit Fees (Alternate to Unit Fees)17
Branch circuit fees apply to new branch circuit wiring and the lighting fixtures, switches and receptacles which are supplied by these branch circuits, including their outlets 18 For 15 or 20 ampere 120 volt lighting or general use receptacles:19 First 10 branch circuits, $36.56 each20 Each additional branch circuit from 11 to 40 inclusive $30.42 each21 Each additional branch circuit over 40 $27.18 each22 For 15 or 20 ampere 208 volt to 277 volt lighting $57.59 each Exception: An individual multiwire
branch circuit supplying one appliance
may be counted as one circuit.
23 Unit Fees (Alternate to Branch Circuit Fees)24 Receptacle, Switch, Lighting, or other Carnivals, circuses or other traveling shows or exhibitions utilizing transportabletype rides, booths, displays and attractions.For permanently installed rides, booth, displays, and attractions, use UNIT FEE SCHEDULE 18 DRAFT

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Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
25 For receptacle, switch, lighting, or other outlets at which current is used or controlled except services, feeders and meters:26 First 20 $4.53 each27 Additional outlets $3.08 each For multi-outlet assemblies, each five feet or fraction therof may be considered as one outlet. 28 Lighting Fixtures29 For lighting fixtures, sockets, or other lamp holding devices:30 First 20 $4.53 each31 Additional fixtures $3.08 each32 For pole or platform mounted lighting fixtures $5.34 each33 For theatrical-type lighting fixtures or assemblies $5.34 each34 Residential Appliances of Three Horsepower or Less35 For fixed residential appliances or receptacle outlets for same, including wall- mounted electric ovens, counter-mounted cooking tops, electric ranges, self- contained room, console, or through-wall air conditioners, space heaters, food waste grinders, dishwashers, washing machines, water heaters, clothes dryers, or other motor-operated appliances, not exceeding three (3) horsepower (HP) in rating $22.49 each
For other types of air conditioners and
other motor-driven appliances having larger electrical ratings, see Power Apparatus. 36 Other Appliances of Three Horsepower or Less37
For any appliance installed in a non-residential occupancy and not exceeding three (3) horsepower (HP), Kilowatt (KW), or kilovolt-ampere (KVA) in rating, including medical and dental devices, food, beverage, and ice cream cabinets, illuminated showcases, drinking fountains, vending machines, laundry machines, or other similar types of equipment $32.69 each

1. "Non-residential occupancy" includes but is not limited to hotels and motels but excludes apartments and single-family dwellings.2. For other types of air conditioners and other motor-driven appliances having largerelectrical ratings, see Power Apparatus. 38 Power Apparatus
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Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
39 For motors, generators, transformers, rectifiers, synchronous converters, capacitors, industrial heating, air conditioners and heat pumps, cooking or baking equipment, and other apparatus, with a rating in horsepower (HP) kilowatts (KW), kilovolt amperes (KVA), or kilovolt-amperes-reactive (KVAR) as follows:

1. For equipment or appliances having more than one motor, transformer, heater, etc., the sum of the combined ratings may be used.2. These fees include all switches, circuit breakers, contactors, thermostats, relays andother directly related control equipment. 40 Rating over 3 and not over 10 $42.06 each41 Rating over 10 and not over 50 $97.23 each42 Rating over 50 and not over 100 $181.83 each43 Rating over 100 $300.57 each44 Busways45 For cable trays, trolley and plug-in type busways each 100 feet or fraction thereof $55.32 An additional fee will be required for lighting fixtures, motors and other appliances that are connected to trolley and plug-in type busways. No fee is required for portable tools. 46 Signs, Outline Lighting, and Marquees47 For signs, outline lighting systems, or marquees supplied from one branch circuit $82.19 each
48 For additional branch circuits within the same sign, outline lighting system, or marquee
$27.18 each
49 Services, Switchboards, Switchboard Sections, Motor Control Centers and Panelboards50 For services, switchboards, switchboard sections, motor control centers and panelboards of 600 volts or less and not over 399 amperes in rating $82.19 each51 For services, switchboards, switchboard sections, motor control centers and panelboards of 600 volts or less, and over 399 amperes to 1,000 amperes in rating $160.97 each
52 For services, switchboards, switchboard sections, motor control centers and panelboards over 600 volts, or over 1,000 amperes in rating $342.63 each53 Miscellaneous Apparatus, Conduits and Conductors 20 DRAFT

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Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
54 For electrical apparatus, conduits and conductors for which a permit is required but for which no fee in herein set forth $137.99 This fee is not applicable when a fee is paid for one or more services, outlets, fixtures,appliances, power apparatus, busways, signs or other equipment. 55 Other Inspections56 For each extra inspection resulting from defective workmanship or materials $69.89 each57 For inspection of electrical equipment for which not fee is herein set forth and for emergency inspections for the time consumed58 For each hour, or fraction thereof $231.0259 For any single hazardous location area larger than 2,000 sq. ft. or an aggregate area consisting of smaller hazardous location areas totaling over 2,000 sq. ft., a surcharge in addition to any other applicable fees $461.70 each
60 For investigation of alternate materials and methods of construction performed by the Chief Electrical Inspector:61 For the Initial filing fee $462.0262 For each hour or fraction thereof, in excess of two $231.0263 For investigation and review of test reports from local testing laboratories, or to comply with Section 83-3.64 For one (1) to ten (10) items $533.3665 For eleven (11) to twenty (20) items $1,066.0866 For twenty-one (21) to fifty (50) items $1,599.4467 For more than fifty (50) items $1,777.5568 For high voltage switch gears, transformers or substations $1,066.08 each69 Investigation fee for work without a permit shall be equal to the permit fee, but not less than $710.51 70 Exception: One and two family structure, wired by owner-builder $355.2571 Noncompliance Fee:72 For one and two family dwelling occupancies $213.3873 For other occupancies $427.0874 PLAN CHECK FEE 21 DRAFT

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Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
75 The fee shall be equal to seventy percent (70%) of the required electrical permit fee provided, however, the minimum fee shall be: $231.0276 The fee for each tenant improvement plan check (installations requiring review to verify compliance with the State's Electrical Energy Conservation requirements (Title 24), when a building plan check is not required for that work, the fee shall be as follows:
77 Per 1,000 sq. ft.; provided howerver, $28.8078 the minimum plan check fee shall be $115.8379 For additional review required by complexity of plans, or revisions of approved plans or reports, or for services beyond the first and second plan check, due to changes, errors, or ommissions, per hour $231.02 per hour
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BUILDING - MECHANICAL
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. # Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
1 For the issuance of each permit $58.252
For the installation, alteration or relocation of each refrigeration compressor or absorption unit, and for each fuel burning furnace, heater, boiler and vented decorative appliance including vents attached thereto:
3 Up to and including 100,000 BTU $57.274 More than 100,000 BTU and up to and including 500,000 BTU $110.335 More than 500,000 BTU $276.306 For each air inlet and air outlet served by any air-conditioning system $8.90 An air-conditioned system includes heating and/or cooling7 Or when the number of air inlets and outlets are unknown, for each 1,000 square feet or fraction thereof of conditioned area $78.47 8 For the installation, relocation or replacement of each appliance vent- installed and not included in an appliance permit $27.18 9 For the installation or alteration of each air handling unit for air conditioning including ducts attached thereto:

This fee shall not apply to an air handling unit which is a portion fo a factory assesmbled air-conditioning appliance for which a permit is required elsewhere in this Code 10 Up to and including 2,000 CFM11 Each unit up to 10 $27.1812 Each unit over 10 $8.4213 More than 2,000 CFM and up to and including14 10,000 CFM, each $82.19 each15 More than 10,000 CFM, each $138.15 each16 For each evaporative cooler other than portable type $46.2617 For ventilation fans which serve a single register:18 Each fan up to 10 $33.8119 Each fan over 10 $11.8120 For each ventilation system which is not a portion of any air-conditioning system for which a permit is required elsewhere in this Code. $71.51 23 DRAFT

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Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
21 For the installation of each commercial kitchen hood, spray booth or product conveying duct system, including the fans and ducts attached thereto $138.15
22 For the installation of each fire damper $22.3223 For the alteration of an existing duct system for which a permit is not required elsewhere in this Code. $57.2724 Investigation fee for work done without a required permit shall be equal to the permit fee, but not less than: $710.5125 Exception: 1 or 2 family dwellings, when work is performed by owner- builder: $355.2526 Noncompliance fee for R-3 occupancies: $213.3827 Noncompliance fee for other occupancies: $427.0828 For investiagation of alternate materials and methods of construction29 For the initial filing fee $462.0230 For each hour or fraction thereof, in excess of two $231.0231 Note: 1) For a refrigeration system rating; one horsepower, one ton or 12,000 BTU per hour shall mean the same quantity.2) For steam boilers rated in boiler horsepower; one horsepower shall equal 50,000 BTU per hour. 32 PLAN CHECK FEE33 The plan check fee shall be 50% of the required mechanical permit fee 50% EXCEPTION: Identical appliances of 100,000 BTU or less, installed in a single building; 34 Up to and including 10, (shall be 50% of permit fee) 50%35 For each appliance over 10, (an additional 5% of its permit fee) 5%36 If any of the following systems is included in the work proposed, a surcharge shall be collected for each of these systems as follows:37 (I) A commercial type I or II hood $355.2538 (ii) Garage ventilation systems $355.2539 (iii) Stairs pressurization systems $355.25 The Mechanical Code requires plan check fees to be paid at the time of submitting plans andspecifications for:
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Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
40 (iv) Product conveying systems $355.2541 The minimum plan checking fee (including all surcharges) shall be $231.0242 Installations of the following individual systems:43 (I) A commercial type I or II hood $533.3644 (ii) Garage ventilation systems $533.3645 (iii) Stairs pressurization systems $533.3646 (iv) Product conveying systems $533.3647 Tenant improvement installations requiring review to verify compliance with the State's Energy Regulations, when a building permit is not required for that work, the fee shall be $57.27 per 1,000 sq. ft. of conditioned space
48 With a minimum fee of $115.8349
For additional review required by complexity of plans, or revisions of approved plans or reports, or for services beyond the first and second plan check, due to changes, errors or omissions, per hour $231.02 per hour
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BUILDING - PLUMBING
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. # Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
1 Table No. 12 For issuing each permit $58.253 In addition:4 For each plumbing fixture or trap or set of fixtures on one trap (including drainage, vent, water piping and backflow prevention devices therefor), (hose bibbs are considered fixtures) $34.46
5 For each permanent-type dishwasher whether individually trapped or not $34.466 For future stacks or branches, each waste inlet $18.777 For each roof drain $34.468 For each drainage or sewer backwater valve $98.859 For each industrial waste pretreatment interceptor, including its trap and vent, excepting kitchen-type grease interceptors functioning as fixture traps $34.46
10 For each swimming pool drainage trap and receptor, whether connected to a building drain or a building sewer (water supply for pool not included) $34.4611 For each gas piping system on any one meter or alteration, extension or retest of existing gas piping system:12 Low pressure system:13 5 outlets or less $34.4614 For each additional outlet over five $8.7315 Medium or high pressure system16 Each system $141.7117 Additional fee for each outlet $8.7318 For each gas meter not under control and maintenance of the serving gas supplier $34.4619 For each gas pressure regulator other than appliance regulators $34.4620 For each water heater and/or vent $34.4621 For repair or alteration of drainage and/or vent piping, each fixture $34.4622 For each piece of water-treating equipment $34.4623 For each water pressure regulator $34.4624 For potable water not covered elsewhere in fee schedule:
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Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
25 1-1/2 inch and smaller $34.4626 2 inches to 3 inches $106.9427 Over 3 inches $231.0228 For replacing water piping in a building (1) each fixture, each water treating device and each piece of water-using or dispensing equipment, or (2) each branch or riser that has none of the above items connected thereto $14.24
29 For sprinkling systems on any one meter, each backflow prevention device therefor $34.4630 For each backflow-prevention device on unprotected water supplies, pools, tanks, vats, etc. (including incidental water piping) $34.4631 For each trap primer $34.4632 For each solar potable water-heating system, including water heater and vent $115.19
33 Investigation fee for work done without a required permit shall be equal to the permit fee, but not less than $710.5134 Exception: 1 or 2 family dwellings, when work is performed by owner- builder $355.2535 Noncompliance fee:36 R-3 occupancies $213.3837 Other occupancies $427.0838 For investigation of alternate materials and methods of construction39 For the initial filing fee $462.0240 For each hour or fraction thereof, in excess of two $231.0241 Table No. 242 For issuing each permit $58.2543 In addition:44 For the connection of a house sewer to a public sewer, or for the extension of a house lateral onto a lot for future use (separate permit required for each such connection or extension) $98.85
45 For each house sewer manhole $98.8546 For each installation of a section of house sewer for future use $63.90 27 DRAFT

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BUILDING - PLUMBING
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. # Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
47 For the connection of each additional building or additional work to a house sewer $63.9048 For the connection of a house sewer to a private sewage disposal system $63.9049 For each private sewage disposal system (septic tank and seepage pits or pits and/or drainfield) $203.0350 For each grey water system (storage tanks and disposal/irrigation fields) $203.0351 For each cesspool, overflow seepage pit, percolation test pit, swimming pool drywell, or drainfield extension or replacement $98.8552 For disconnection, abandonment, alteration or repair of any house sewer or private sewage disposal system or part thereof $63.9053 Plan Check Fee54 (a) A plan checking fee as indicated shall be paid to the Chief Plumbing Inspector at the time of submitting plans and specifications for work described in this subsection. Said fee shall be equal to 40% of the required plumbing permit fee as set forth in Table I. 40% of Permit
55 If any of the following systems is included in the work proposed, a surcharge shall be collected for each of these systems as follows:56 1. Combination waste and vent system $355.2557 2. Gas system containing an earthquake actuated shut-off valve $124.0858 3. Chemical waste system $70.7059 4. Rainwater system $231.0260 The minimum plan checking fee (including all surcharges) shall be $231.0261 (b) For plan checking individual systems not required to be reviewed under Subsection (a) above:
62 1. Combination waste and vent system $533.3663 2. Gas system containing an earthquake actuated shut-off valve $177.4764 3. Chemical waste system $106.9465 4. Rainwater system $355.2566 5. Grey water system $203.0367 (c) For additional review required by complexity of plans, or revisions of approved plans or reports, or for services beyond the first and second plan check, due to changes, errors or omissions, per hour $231.02 per hour
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BUILDING - OTHER
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. # Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
1 Permit Issuance Fee - to be paid in addition to the fees set forth in a through j below $58.25 1a For site inspection not otherwise covered herein by a fee and which is regulated by the Building Code. $888.78 1b For inspection of any use, occupancy or change in use or occupancy Group R or U Occupancy $461.37 Occupancy groups other than R and UAffected floor area of up to 5,000 square feet $1,137.09Affected floor area of 5,001 to 10,000 square feet $1,368.44Affected floor area of 10,001 to 100,000 square feet $2,275.01Affected floor area of above 100,001 square feet $3,448.17 1c For inspection of the demolition (including sewage system termination) of a building or structure $344.90 1d For inspection of reinspection of Group A, Division 4, structures each $461.37 1e For inspection of structures or devices regulated by Chapter 66, the first inspection of the first structure or device $344.90 and, for each additional structure or device. $55.49
1f For application and investigation fee for relocation building permits as required by Chapter 34:

Floor Area: Up to 2,500 square feet $918.71Floor Area: Over 2,500 square feet $1,837.73 1g For investigation and/or permit for trailer coaches required by Chapter 69 $341.66 1h For inspection outside of normal business hours $207.08 per hour 1i For inspection for which no fee is specifically indicated $207.08 per hour 1j For inspection of barriers for swimming pools, spas and hot tubs $194.30 2 For search of office records and a single copy of a permit $6.323 For each hour expended responding to public records requests which do not reasonably describe identifiable records $72.484 For Approval in Concept review pursuant to the 1976 Coastal Act (section 30,000 et seq. Public Resources Code) $274.855 For geotechnical site review and processing geology or engineering reports submitted pursuant to Sections 110, 111, 113, 1804 and Appendix Section 3309:
5a Geotechnical review of building plans and geotechnical reports i Geotechnical site review (to determine if geotechnical reports are required) $870.17 ii Geotechnical report, site, and plans review (review of initial and two addenda reports) The fee shall be 0.42% of the valuation of the proposed structure 0.42% of the valuation However, the minimum fee shall be $2,147.36and the maximum fee shall be $13,844.13 iii Review of Geotechnical addenda beyond third review (per hour) $356.55 per hour 5b Geotechnical site inspections and geotechnical report review PRIOR to building permit application i Geotechnical site review (to determine if geotechnical reports are required) $870.17 ii Geotechnical report and plan review prior to building permit application (per review) $1,724.01 5c Geotechnical review of grading plans:
1 - 1,000 cubic yards $1,421.16
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BUILDING - OTHER
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. # Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
1,001 - 10,000 cubic yards $1,899.8610,001 - 100,000 cubic yards $2,589.48100,001 - 500,000 cubic yards $3,404.49500,001 cubic yards and above $3,404.49 plus/100,000 cubic yards of additional grading $212.73
per 100,000 cubic yards of additional grading
5d Geotechnical report and grading plan review (review of initial & two addenda) 1 - 1,000 cubic yards $2,978.55
1,001 - 10,000 cubic yards $4,466.5210,001 - 100,000 cubic yards $5,422.59100,001 - 500,000 cubic yards $7,442.64500,001 cubic yards and above $7,442.64 plus/100,000 cubic yards of additional grading $319.50
per 100,000 cubic yards of additional grading
Review of Geotechnical addenda beyond third review (per hour) $356.55 6 For processing Coastal Engineering Reports $817.767 For determining occupant load for purposes of parking requirements pursuant to Title 22 (Zoning Ordinance) $231.028 Reproduction of microfilmed plans $65.52 plus additional fee for each sheet to be reproduced $6.32 per each sheet to be reproduced 9 Assignment of house numbers: $113.88
10 For additional review required by changes, addition, or revisions of approved or resubmitted plans or reports $231.02 per hour
11 For additional review required beyond the initial and second check of plans or reports $231.02 per hour12 For the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy $213.3813 For the issuance of a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy $320.4814 For each extension of a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy $213.3815 For processing of 45-day notice pursuant to Section 103.4 $931.9716 For processing and recording a Notice of Violation pursuant to Section 103.4 $740.7617 For processing and recording a Rescission of Notice of Violation pursuant to Section 103.4 $637.2218 For investigation of alternate materials and methods of construction.

For the initial filing fee $462.02
For each hour or fraction thereof, in excess of two $231.02 19 Preliminary plan review for conceptual approval, code application/interpretation prior to submittal of permit application $462.02 (two staff-hour minimum) (Exception: no fee for 15 minutes or less) Additional fee beyond minimum $231.02 per hour or fraction thereof 30 DRAFT

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BUILDING - OTHER
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. # Title
Current
Fee/Charge Unit Notes
20 Review of drawings and date which are sufficient to determine nature and scope of work in lieu of submittal of plans and specifications (including pedestrian protection, underground tanks, etc.) $172.7721 Minimum plan check fee for plans to be "standardized" $317.7222 Plan Maintenance Fee 2% of building permit fee based on valuation of work $27.82 minimum $1,185.03 maximum 23 Investigation fee for work done without a required permit shall be equal to the permit fee, but not less than $710.51 Exception: One or two family dwellings, when work is performed by owner-builder $355.25 24 Noncompliance fee, when person fails to comply with written order:

Group R-3 occupancy $213.38All other occupancies $427.08 25 Request for hearing before Building Board of Appeals $907.05 Exception: a) Regarding the unsafe condition of building or structure per Sec. 102.4.1.b) Regarding the initial determination as a welded steel moment frame building in a high earthquake damaged area.c) Regarding the initial determination as a pre-April 13, 1975 Concrete Tilt-up Building.d) Regarding initial determination as an unreinforced masonry building (URM)/potentially earthquake hazardous building. 31 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS 700 172.77 92.06 172.77 96.66 172.77 101.26 172.77 105.86 0.50 0.50 1.00 1,000 172.77 138.15 172.77 145.06 172.77 151.97 172.77 158.87 0.50 0.50 1.00 2,000 172.77 173.75 172.77 182.43 172.77 191.12 172.77 199.81 0.50 0.56 1.00 3,000 177.94 209.34 186.84 219.81 195.73 230.27 204.63 240.74 0.50 0.84 1.00 4,000 208.19 244.94 218.60 257.18 229.01 269.43 239.42 281.68 0.52 1.12 1.00 5,000 238.45 280.53 250.37 294.56 262.30 308.58 274.22 322.61 0.65 1.40 1.00 6,000 268.71 316.13 282.14 331.93 295.58 347.74 309.01 363.54 0.78 1.68 1.00 7,000 298.96 351.72 313.91 369.31 328.86 386.89 343.81 404.48 0.91 1.96 1.00 8,000 329.22 387.32 345.68 406.68 362.14 426.05 378.60 445.41 1.04 2.24 1.00 9,000 359.47 422.91 377.45 444.06 395.42 465.20 413.39 486.35 1.17 2.52 1.00 10,000 389.73 458.51 409.22 481.43 428.70 504.36 448.19 527.28 1.30 2.80 1.00 11,000 419.99 494.10 440.98 518.81 461.98 543.51 482.98 568.22 1.43 3.08 1.00 12,000 450.24 529.70 472.75 556.18 495.26 582.66 517.78 609.15 1.56 3.36 1.00 13,000 480.50 565.29 504.52 593.55 528.55 621.82 552.57 650.08 1.69 3.64 1.00 14,000 510.75 600.89 536.29 630.93 561.83 660.97 587.37 691.02 1.82 3.92 1.00 15,000 541.01 636.48 568.06 668.30 595.11 700.13 622.16 731.95 1.95 4.20 1.00 16,000 571.26 672.08 599.83 705.68 628.39 739.28 656.95 772.89 2.08 4.48 1.00 17,000 601.52 707.67 631.60 743.05 661.67 778.44 691.75 813.82 2.21 4.76 1.00 18,000 631.78 743.27 663.36 780.43 694.95 817.59 726.54 854.75 2.34 5.04 1.00 19,000 662.03 778.86 695.13 817.80 728.23 856.75 761.34 895.69 2.47 5.32 1.00 20,000 692.29 814.46 726.90 855.18 761.52 895.90 796.13 936.62 2.60 5.60 1.00 21,000 722.54 850.05 758.67 892.55 794.80 935.06 830.92 977.56 2.73 5.88 1.00 22,000 752.80 885.65 790.44 929.93 828.08 974.21 865.72 1,018.49 2.86 6.16 1.00 23,000 783.05 921.24 822.21 967.30 861.36 1,013.36 900.51 1,059.43 2.99 6.44 1.00 24,000 813.31 956.84 853.98 1,004.68 894.64 1,052.52 935.31 1,100.36 3.12 6.72 1.00 25,000 843.57 992.43 885.74 1,042.05 927.92 1,091.67 970.10 1,141.29 3.25 7.00 1.00 26,000 868.49 1,021.76 911.92 1,072.84 955.34 1,123.93 998.77 1,175.02 3.38 7.28 2.00 27,000 891.74 1,049.10 936.32 1,101.56 980.91 1,154.01 1,025.50 1,206.47 3.51 7.56 2.00 28,000 914.98 1,076.45 960.73 1,130.27 1,006.48 1,184.09 1,052.22 1,237.91 3.64 7.84 2.00 29,000 938.22 1,103.79 985.13 1,158.98 1,032.04 1,214.17 1,078.95 1,269.36 3.77 8.12 2.00 30,000 961.46 1,131.14 1,009.54 1,187.69 1,057.61 1,244.25 1,105.68 1,300.81 3.90 8.40 2.00 31,000 984.71 1,158.48 1,033.94 1,216.40 1,083.18 1,274.33 1,132.41 1,332.25 4.03 8.68 2.00 32,000 1,007.95 1,185.83 1,058.35 1,245.12 1,108.75 1,304.41 1,159.14 1,363.70 4.16 8.96 2.00 33,000 1,031.19 1,213.17 1,082.75 1,273.83 1,134.31 1,334.49 1,185.87 1,395.15 4.29 9.24 2.00 34,000 1,054.44 1,240.52 1,107.16 1,302.54 1,159.88 1,364.57 1,212.60 1,426.59 4.42 9.52 2.00 35,000 1,077.68 1,267.86 1,131.57 1,331.25 1,185.45 1,394.65 1,239.33 1,458.04 4.55 9.80 2.00 36,000 1,100.92 1,295.21 1,155.97 1,359.97 1,211.02 1,424.73 1,266.06 1,489.49 4.68 10.08 2.00 37,000 1,124.17 1,322.55 1,180.38 1,388.68 1,236.58 1,454.81 1,292.79 1,520.93 4.81 10.36 2.00 38,000 1,147.41 1,349.90 1,204.78 1,417.39 1,262.15 1,484.88 1,319.52 1,552.38 4.94 10.64 2.00 39,000 1,170.65 1,377.24 1,229.19 1,446.10 1,287.72 1,514.96 1,346.25 1,583.83 5.07 10.92 2.00 40,000 1,193.90 1,404.59 1,253.59 1,474.81 1,313.29 1,545.04 1,372.98 1,615.27 5.20 11.20 2.00 41,000 1,217.14 1,431.93 1,278.00 1,503.53 1,338.85 1,575.12 1,399.71 1,646.72 5.33 11.48 2.00 42,000 1,240.38 1,459.28 1,302.40 1,532.24 1,364.42 1,605.20 1,426.44 1,678.17 5.46 11.76 2.00 GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 43,000 1,263.63 1,486.62 1,326.81 1,560.95 1,389.99 1,635.28 1,453.17 1,709.61 5.59 12.04 2.00 44,000 1,286.87 1,513.97 1,351.21 1,589.66 1,415.56 1,665.36 1,479.90 1,741.06 5.72 12.32 2.00 45,000 1,310.11 1,541.31 1,375.62 1,618.38 1,441.12 1,695.44 1,506.63 1,772.51 5.85 12.60 2.00 46,000 1,333.36 1,568.66 1,400.02 1,647.09 1,466.69 1,725.52 1,533.36 1,803.95 5.98 12.88 2.00 47,000 1,356.60 1,596.00 1,424.43 1,675.80 1,492.26 1,755.60 1,560.09 1,835.40 6.11 13.16 2.00 48,000 1,379.84 1,623.35 1,448.84 1,704.51 1,517.83 1,785.68 1,586.82 1,866.85 6.24 13.44 2.00 49,000 1,403.09 1,650.69 1,473.24 1,733.22 1,543.40 1,815.76 1,613.55 1,898.29 6.37 13.72 2.00 50,000 1,426.33 1,678.04 1,497.65 1,761.94 1,568.96 1,845.84 1,640.28 1,929.74 6.50 14.00 2.00 51,000 1,453.16 1,709.60 1,525.81 1,795.07 1,598.47 1,880.55 1,671.13 1,966.03 6.63 14.28 3.00 52,000 1,470.75 1,730.30 1,544.29 1,816.81 1,617.83 1,903.32 1,691.36 1,989.84 6.76 14.56 3.00 53,000 1,488.35 1,751.00 1,562.76 1,838.54 1,637.18 1,926.09 1,711.60 2,013.64 6.89 14.84 3.00 54,000 1,505.94 1,771.70 1,581.24 1,860.28 1,656.53 1,948.86 1,731.83 2,037.45 7.02 15.12 3.00 55,000 1,523.54 1,792.40 1,599.71 1,882.01 1,675.89 1,971.63 1,752.07 2,061.25 7.15 15.40 3.00 56,000 1,541.13 1,813.10 1,618.19 1,903.75 1,695.24 1,994.40 1,772.30 2,085.06 7.28 15.68 3.00 57,000 1,558.73 1,833.80 1,636.66 1,925.48 1,714.60 2,017.17 1,792.53 2,108.86 7.41 15.96 3.00 58,000 1,576.32 1,854.50 1,655.14 1,947.22 1,733.95 2,039.94 1,812.77 2,132.67 7.54 16.24 3.00 59,000 1,593.92 1,875.20 1,673.61 1,968.95 1,753.31 2,062.71 1,833.00 2,156.47 7.67 16.52 3.00 60,000 1,611.51 1,895.90 1,692.09 1,990.69 1,772.66 2,085.48 1,853.24 2,180.28 7.80 16.80 3.00 61,000 1,629.11 1,916.60 1,710.56 2,012.42 1,792.02 2,108.25 1,873.47 2,204.08 7.93 17.08 3.00 62,000 1,646.70 1,937.30 1,729.04 2,034.16 1,811.37 2,131.02 1,893.71 2,227.89 8.06 17.36 3.00 63,000 1,664.30 1,958.00 1,747.51 2,055.89 1,830.73 2,153.79 1,913.94 2,251.69 8.19 17.64 3.00 64,000 1,681.89 1,978.70 1,765.99 2,077.63 1,850.08 2,176.56 1,934.17 2,275.50 8.32 17.92 3.00 65,000 1,699.49 1,999.40 1,784.46 2,099.36 1,869.43 2,199.33 1,954.41 2,299.30 8.45 18.20 3.00 66,000 1,717.08 2,020.10 1,802.93 2,121.10 1,888.79 2,222.10 1,974.64 2,323.11 8.58 18.48 3.00 67,000 1,734.68 2,040.80 1,821.41 2,142.83 1,908.14 2,244.87 1,994.88 2,346.91 8.71 18.76 3.00 68,000 1,752.27 2,061.50 1,839.88 2,164.57 1,927.50 2,267.64 2,015.11 2,370.72 8.84 19.04 3.00 69,000 1,769.87 2,082.20 1,858.36 2,186.30 1,946.85 2,290.41 2,035.35 2,394.52 8.97 19.32 3.00 70,000 1,787.46 2,102.90 1,876.83 2,208.04 1,966.21 2,313.18 2,055.58 2,418.33 9.10 19.60 3.00 71,000 1,805.06 2,123.60 1,895.31 2,229.77 1,985.56 2,335.95 2,075.81 2,442.13 9.23 19.88 3.00 72,000 1,822.65 2,144.30 1,913.78 2,251.51 2,004.92 2,358.72 2,096.05 2,465.94 9.36 20.16 3.00 73,000 1,840.25 2,165.00 1,932.26 2,273.24 2,024.27 2,381.49 2,116.28 2,489.74 9.49 20.44 3.00 74,000 1,857.84 2,185.70 1,950.73 2,294.98 2,043.62 2,404.26 2,136.52 2,513.55 9.62 20.72 3.00 75,000 1,875.44 2,206.40 1,969.21 2,316.71 2,062.98 2,427.03 2,156.75 2,537.35 9.75 21.00 3.00 76,000 1,893.03 2,227.10 1,987.68 2,338.45 2,082.33 2,449.80 2,176.99 2,561.16 9.88 21.28 4.00 77,000 1,910.63 2,247.80 2,006.16 2,360.18 2,101.69 2,472.57 2,197.22 2,584.96 10.01 21.56 4.00 78,000 1,928.22 2,268.50 2,024.63 2,381.92 2,121.04 2,495.34 2,217.45 2,608.77 10.14 21.84 4.00 79,000 1,945.82 2,289.20 2,043.11 2,403.65 2,140.40 2,518.11 2,237.69 2,632.57 10.27 22.12 4.00 80,000 1,963.41 2,309.90 2,061.58 2,425.39 2,159.75 2,540.88 2,257.92 2,656.38 10.40 22.40 4.00 81,000 1,981.01 2,330.60 2,080.06 2,447.12 2,179.11 2,563.65 2,278.16 2,680.18 10.53 22.68 4.00 82,000 1,998.60 2,351.30 2,098.53 2,468.86 2,198.46 2,586.42 2,298.39 2,703.99 10.66 22.96 4.00 83,000 2,016.20 2,372.00 2,117.01 2,490.59 2,217.82 2,609.19 2,318.63 2,727.79 10.79 23.24 4.00 84,000 2,033.79 2,392.70 2,135.48 2,512.33 2,237.17 2,631.96 2,338.86 2,751.60 10.92 23.52 4.00 85,000 2,051.39 2,413.40 2,153.96 2,534.06 2,256.52 2,654.73 2,359.09 2,775.40 11.05 23.80 4.00 86,000 2,068.98 2,434.10 2,172.43 2,555.80 2,275.88 2,677.50 2,379.33 2,799.21 11.18 24.08 4.00 33 DRAFT

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P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 87,000 2,086.58 2,454.80 2,190.90 2,577.53 2,295.23 2,700.27 2,399.56 2,823.01 11.31 24.36 4.00 88,000 2,104.17 2,475.50 2,209.38 2,599.27 2,314.59 2,723.04 2,419.80 2,846.82 11.44 24.64 4.00 89,000 2,121.77 2,496.20 2,227.85 2,621.00 2,333.94 2,745.81 2,440.03 2,870.62 11.57 24.92 4.00 90,000 2,139.36 2,516.90 2,246.33 2,642.74 2,353.30 2,768.58 2,460.26 2,894.43 11.70 25.20 4.00 91,000 2,156.96 2,537.60 2,264.80 2,664.47 2,372.65 2,791.35 2,480.50 2,918.23 11.83 25.48 4.00 92,000 2,174.55 2,558.30 2,283.28 2,686.21 2,392.01 2,814.12 2,500.73 2,942.04 11.96 25.76 4.00 93,000 2,192.15 2,579.00 2,301.75 2,707.94 2,411.36 2,836.89 2,520.97 2,965.84 12.09 26.04 4.00 94,000 2,209.74 2,599.70 2,320.23 2,729.68 2,430.71 2,859.66 2,541.20 2,989.65 12.22 26.32 4.00 95,000 2,227.34 2,620.40 2,338.70 2,751.41 2,450.07 2,882.43 2,561.44 3,013.45 12.35 26.60 4.00 96,000 2,244.93 2,641.10 2,357.18 2,773.15 2,469.42 2,905.20 2,581.67 3,037.26 12.48 26.88 4.00 97,000 2,262.53 2,661.80 2,375.65 2,794.88 2,488.78 2,927.97 2,601.90 3,061.06 12.61 27.16 4.00 98,000 2,280.12 2,682.50 2,394.13 2,816.62 2,508.13 2,950.74 2,622.14 3,084.87 12.74 27.44 4.00 99,000 2,297.72 2,703.20 2,412.60 2,838.35 2,527.49 2,973.51 2,642.37 3,108.67 12.87 27.72 4.00 100,000 2,315.31 2,723.90 2,431.08 2,860.09 2,546.84 2,996.28 2,662.61 3,132.48 13.00 28.00 4.00 101,000 2,323.31 2,733.30 2,439.47 2,869.97 2,555.64 3,006.63 2,671.80 3,143.30 13.13 28.28 5.00 102,000 2,335.26 2,747.37 2,452.03 2,884.74 2,568.79 3,022.11 2,685.55 3,159.48 13.26 28.56 5.00 103,000 2,347.22 2,761.44 2,464.59 2,899.51 2,581.95 3,037.58 2,699.31 3,175.66 13.39 28.84 5.00 104,000 2,359.18 2,775.51 2,477.14 2,914.29 2,595.10 3,053.06 2,713.06 3,191.84 13.52 29.12 5.00 105,000 2,371.14 2,789.58 2,489.70 2,929.06 2,608.26 3,068.54 2,726.81 3,208.02 13.65 29.40 5.00 106,000 2,383.10 2,803.65 2,502.26 2,943.83 2,621.41 3,084.02 2,740.57 3,224.20 13.78 29.68 5.00 107,000 2,395.06 2,817.72 2,514.82 2,958.61 2,634.57 3,099.49 2,754.32 3,240.38 13.91 29.96 5.00 108,000 2,407.02 2,831.79 2,527.37 2,973.38 2,647.72 3,114.97 2,768.07 3,256.56 14.04 30.24 5.00 109,000 2,418.98 2,845.86 2,539.93 2,988.15 2,660.88 3,130.45 2,781.83 3,272.74 14.17 30.52 5.00 110,000 2,430.94 2,859.93 2,552.49 3,002.93 2,674.03 3,145.92 2,795.58 3,288.92 14.30 30.80 5.00 111,000 2,442.90 2,874.00 2,565.05 3,017.70 2,687.19 3,161.40 2,809.34 3,305.10 14.43 31.08 5.00 112,000 2,454.86 2,888.07 2,577.60 3,032.47 2,700.35 3,176.88 2,823.09 3,321.28 14.56 31.36 5.00 113,000 2,466.82 2,902.14 2,590.16 3,047.25 2,713.50 3,192.35 2,836.84 3,337.46 14.69 31.64 5.00 114,000 2,478.78 2,916.21 2,602.72 3,062.02 2,726.66 3,207.83 2,850.60 3,353.64 14.82 31.92 5.00 115,000 2,490.74 2,930.28 2,615.27 3,076.79 2,739.81 3,223.31 2,864.35 3,369.82 14.95 32.20 5.00 116,000 2,502.70 2,944.35 2,627.83 3,091.57 2,752.97 3,238.79 2,878.10 3,386.00 15.08 32.48 5.00 117,000 2,514.66 2,958.42 2,640.39 3,106.34 2,766.12 3,254.26 2,891.86 3,402.18 15.21 32.76 5.00 118,000 2,526.62 2,972.49 2,652.95 3,121.11 2,779.28 3,269.74 2,905.61 3,418.36 15.34 33.04 5.00 119,000 2,538.58 2,986.56 2,665.50 3,135.89 2,792.43 3,285.22 2,919.36 3,434.54 15.47 33.32 5.00 120,000 2,550.54 3,000.63 2,678.06 3,150.66 2,805.59 3,300.69 2,933.12 3,450.72 15.60 33.60 5.00 121,000 2,562.50 3,014.70 2,690.62 3,165.44 2,818.74 3,316.17 2,946.87 3,466.91 15.73 33.88 5.00 122,000 2,574.45 3,028.77 2,703.18 3,180.21 2,831.90 3,331.65 2,960.62 3,483.09 15.86 34.16 5.00 123,000 2,586.41 3,042.84 2,715.73 3,194.98 2,845.06 3,347.12 2,974.38 3,499.27 15.99 34.44 5.00 124,000 2,598.37 3,056.91 2,728.29 3,209.76 2,858.21 3,362.60 2,988.13 3,515.45 16.12 34.72 5.00 125,000 2,610.33 3,070.98 2,740.85 3,224.53 2,871.37 3,378.08 3,001.88 3,531.63 16.25 35.00 5.00 126,000 2,622.29 3,085.05 2,753.41 3,239.30 2,884.52 3,393.56 3,015.64 3,547.81 16.38 35.28 6.00 127,000 2,634.25 3,099.12 2,765.96 3,254.08 2,897.68 3,409.03 3,029.39 3,563.99 16.51 35.56 6.00 128,000 2,646.21 3,113.19 2,778.52 3,268.85 2,910.83 3,424.51 3,043.14 3,580.17 16.64 35.84 6.00 129,000 2,658.17 3,127.26 2,791.08 3,283.62 2,923.99 3,439.99 3,056.90 3,596.35 16.77 36.12 6.00 130,000 2,670.13 3,141.33 2,803.64 3,298.40 2,937.14 3,455.46 3,070.65 3,612.53 16.90 36.40 6.00 34 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 131,000 2,682.09 3,155.40 2,816.19 3,313.17 2,950.30 3,470.94 3,084.40 3,628.71 17.03 36.68 6.00 132,000 2,694.05 3,169.47 2,828.75 3,327.94 2,963.45 3,486.42 3,098.16 3,644.89 17.16 36.96 6.00 133,000 2,706.01 3,183.54 2,841.31 3,342.72 2,976.61 3,501.89 3,111.91 3,661.07 17.29 37.24 6.00 134,000 2,717.97 3,197.61 2,853.87 3,357.49 2,989.77 3,517.37 3,125.66 3,677.25 17.42 37.52 6.00 135,000 2,729.93 3,211.68 2,866.42 3,372.26 3,002.92 3,532.85 3,139.42 3,693.43 17.55 37.80 6.00 136,000 2,741.89 3,225.75 2,878.98 3,387.04 3,016.08 3,548.33 3,153.17 3,709.61 17.68 38.08 6.00 137,000 2,753.85 3,239.82 2,891.54 3,401.81 3,029.23 3,563.80 3,166.92 3,725.79 17.81 38.36 6.00 138,000 2,765.81 3,253.89 2,904.10 3,416.58 3,042.39 3,579.28 3,180.68 3,741.97 17.94 38.64 6.00 139,000 2,777.77 3,267.96 2,916.65 3,431.36 3,055.54 3,594.76 3,194.43 3,758.15 18.07 38.92 6.00 140,000 2,789.73 3,282.03 2,929.21 3,446.13 3,068.70 3,610.23 3,208.18 3,774.33 18.20 39.20 6.00 141,000 2,801.69 3,296.10 2,941.77 3,460.91 3,081.85 3,625.71 3,221.94 3,790.52 18.33 39.48 6.00 142,000 2,813.64 3,310.17 2,954.33 3,475.68 3,095.01 3,641.19 3,235.69 3,806.70 18.46 39.76 6.00 143,000 2,825.60 3,324.24 2,966.88 3,490.45 3,108.16 3,656.66 3,249.44 3,822.88 18.59 40.04 6.00 144,000 2,837.56 3,338.31 2,979.44 3,505.23 3,121.32 3,672.14 3,263.20 3,839.06 18.72 40.32 6.00 145,000 2,849.52 3,352.38 2,992.00 3,520.00 3,134.48 3,687.62 3,276.95 3,855.24 18.85 40.60 6.00 146,000 2,861.48 3,366.45 3,004.56 3,534.77 3,147.63 3,703.10 3,290.70 3,871.42 18.98 40.88 6.00 147,000 2,873.44 3,380.52 3,017.11 3,549.55 3,160.79 3,718.57 3,304.46 3,887.60 19.11 41.16 6.00 148,000 2,885.40 3,394.59 3,029.67 3,564.32 3,173.94 3,734.05 3,318.21 3,903.78 19.24 41.44 6.00 149,000 2,897.36 3,408.66 3,042.23 3,579.09 3,187.10 3,749.53 3,331.97 3,919.96 19.37 41.72 6.00 150,000 2,909.32 3,422.73 3,054.79 3,593.87 3,200.25 3,765.00 3,345.72 3,936.14 19.50 42.00 6.00 151,000 2,921.28 3,436.80 3,067.34 3,608.64 3,213.41 3,780.48 3,359.47 3,952.32 19.63 42.28 7.00 152,000 2,933.24 3,450.87 3,079.90 3,623.41 3,226.56 3,795.96 3,373.23 3,968.50 19.76 42.56 7.00 153,000 2,945.20 3,464.94 3,092.46 3,638.19 3,239.72 3,811.43 3,386.98 3,984.68 19.89 42.84 7.00 154,000 2,957.16 3,479.01 3,105.02 3,652.96 3,252.87 3,826.91 3,400.73 4,000.86 20.02 43.12 7.00 155,000 2,969.12 3,493.08 3,117.57 3,667.73 3,266.03 3,842.39 3,414.49 4,017.04 20.15 43.40 7.00 156,000 2,981.08 3,507.15 3,130.13 3,682.51 3,279.19 3,857.87 3,428.24 4,033.22 20.28 43.68 7.00 157,000 2,993.04 3,521.22 3,142.69 3,697.28 3,292.34 3,873.34 3,441.99 4,049.40 20.41 43.96 7.00 158,000 3,005.00 3,535.29 3,155.25 3,712.05 3,305.50 3,888.82 3,455.75 4,065.58 20.54 44.24 7.00 159,000 3,016.96 3,549.36 3,167.80 3,726.83 3,318.65 3,904.30 3,469.50 4,081.76 20.67 44.52 7.00 160,000 3,028.92 3,563.43 3,180.36 3,741.60 3,331.81 3,919.77 3,483.25 4,097.94 20.80 44.80 7.00 161,000 3,040.88 3,577.50 3,192.92 3,756.38 3,344.96 3,935.25 3,497.01 4,114.13 20.93 45.08 7.00 162,000 3,052.83 3,591.57 3,205.48 3,771.15 3,358.12 3,950.73 3,510.76 4,130.31 21.06 45.36 7.00 163,000 3,064.79 3,605.64 3,218.03 3,785.92 3,371.27 3,966.20 3,524.51 4,146.49 21.19 45.64 7.00 164,000 3,076.75 3,619.71 3,230.59 3,800.70 3,384.43 3,981.68 3,538.27 4,162.67 21.32 45.92 7.00 165,000 3,088.71 3,633.78 3,243.15 3,815.47 3,397.58 3,997.16 3,552.02 4,178.85 21.45 46.20 7.00 166,000 3,100.67 3,647.85 3,255.71 3,830.24 3,410.74 4,012.64 3,565.77 4,195.03 21.58 46.48 7.00 167,000 3,112.63 3,661.92 3,268.26 3,845.02 3,423.90 4,028.11 3,579.53 4,211.21 21.71 46.76 7.00 168,000 3,124.59 3,675.99 3,280.82 3,859.79 3,437.05 4,043.59 3,593.28 4,227.39 21.84 47.04 7.00 169,000 3,136.55 3,690.06 3,293.38 3,874.56 3,450.21 4,059.07 3,607.03 4,243.57 21.97 47.32 7.00 170,000 3,148.51 3,704.13 3,305.94 3,889.34 3,463.36 4,074.54 3,620.79 4,259.75 22.10 47.60 7.00 171,000 3,160.47 3,718.20 3,318.49 3,904.11 3,476.52 4,090.02 3,634.54 4,275.93 22.23 47.88 7.00 172,000 3,172.43 3,732.27 3,331.05 3,918.88 3,489.67 4,105.50 3,648.29 4,292.11 22.36 48.16 7.00 173,000 3,184.39 3,746.34 3,343.61 3,933.66 3,502.83 4,120.97 3,662.05 4,308.29 22.49 48.44 7.00 174,000 3,196.35 3,760.41 3,356.17 3,948.43 3,515.98 4,136.45 3,675.80 4,324.47 22.62 48.72 7.00 35 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 175,000 3,208.31 3,774.48 3,368.72 3,963.20 3,529.14 4,151.93 3,689.55 4,340.65 22.75 49.00 7.00 176,000 3,220.27 3,788.55 3,381.28 3,977.98 3,542.29 4,167.41 3,703.31 4,356.83 22.88 49.28 8.00 177,000 3,232.23 3,802.62 3,393.84 3,992.75 3,555.45 4,182.88 3,717.06 4,373.01 23.01 49.56 8.00 178,000 3,244.19 3,816.69 3,406.40 4,007.52 3,568.61 4,198.36 3,730.81 4,389.19 23.14 49.84 8.00 179,000 3,256.15 3,830.76 3,418.95 4,022.30 3,581.76 4,213.84 3,744.57 4,405.37 23.27 50.12 8.00 180,000 3,268.11 3,844.83 3,431.51 4,037.07 3,594.92 4,229.31 3,758.32 4,421.55 23.40 50.40 8.00 181,000 3,280.07 3,858.90 3,444.07 4,051.85 3,608.07 4,244.79 3,772.07 4,437.74 23.53 50.68 8.00 182,000 3,292.02 3,872.97 3,456.63 4,066.62 3,621.23 4,260.27 3,785.83 4,453.92 23.66 50.96 8.00 183,000 3,303.98 3,887.04 3,469.18 4,081.39 3,634.38 4,275.74 3,799.58 4,470.10 23.79 51.24 8.00 184,000 3,315.94 3,901.11 3,481.74 4,096.17 3,647.54 4,291.22 3,813.34 4,486.28 23.92 51.52 8.00 185,000 3,327.90 3,915.18 3,494.30 4,110.94 3,660.69 4,306.70 3,827.09 4,502.46 24.05 51.80 8.00 186,000 3,339.86 3,929.25 3,506.86 4,125.71 3,673.85 4,322.18 3,840.84 4,518.64 24.18 52.08 8.00 187,000 3,351.82 3,943.32 3,519.41 4,140.49 3,687.00 4,337.65 3,854.60 4,534.82 24.31 52.36 8.00 188,000 3,363.78 3,957.39 3,531.97 4,155.26 3,700.16 4,353.13 3,868.35 4,551.00 24.44 52.64 8.00 189,000 3,375.74 3,971.46 3,544.53 4,170.03 3,713.32 4,368.61 3,882.10 4,567.18 24.57 52.92 8.00 190,000 3,387.70 3,985.53 3,557.09 4,184.81 3,726.47 4,384.08 3,895.86 4,583.36 24.70 53.20 8.00 191,000 3,399.66 3,999.60 3,569.64 4,199.58 3,739.63 4,399.56 3,909.61 4,599.54 24.83 53.48 8.00 192,000 3,411.62 4,013.67 3,582.20 4,214.35 3,752.78 4,415.04 3,923.36 4,615.72 24.96 53.76 8.00 193,000 3,423.58 4,027.74 3,594.76 4,229.13 3,765.94 4,430.51 3,937.12 4,631.90 25.09 54.04 8.00 194,000 3,435.54 4,041.81 3,607.32 4,243.90 3,779.09 4,445.99 3,950.87 4,648.08 25.22 54.32 8.00 195,000 3,447.50 4,055.88 3,619.87 4,258.67 3,792.25 4,461.47 3,964.62 4,664.26 25.35 54.60 8.00 196,000 3,459.46 4,069.95 3,632.43 4,273.45 3,805.40 4,476.95 3,978.38 4,680.44 25.48 54.88 8.00 197,000 3,471.42 4,084.02 3,644.99 4,288.22 3,818.56 4,492.42 3,992.13 4,696.62 25.61 55.16 8.00 198,000 3,483.38 4,098.09 3,657.55 4,302.99 3,831.71 4,507.90 4,005.88 4,712.80 25.74 55.44 8.00 199,000 3,495.34 4,112.16 3,670.10 4,317.77 3,844.87 4,523.38 4,019.64 4,728.98 25.87 55.72 8.00 200,000 3,507.30 4,126.23 3,682.66 4,332.54 3,858.03 4,538.85 4,033.39 4,745.16 26.00 56.00 8.00 201,000 3,519.26 4,140.30 3,695.22 4,347.32 3,871.18 4,554.33 4,047.14 4,761.35 26.13 56.28 9.00 202,000 3,531.21 4,154.37 3,707.78 4,362.09 3,884.34 4,569.81 4,060.90 4,777.53 26.26 56.56 9.00 203,000 3,543.17 4,168.44 3,720.33 4,376.86 3,897.49 4,585.28 4,074.65 4,793.71 26.39 56.84 9.00 204,000 3,555.13 4,182.51 3,732.89 4,391.64 3,910.65 4,600.76 4,088.40 4,809.89 26.52 57.12 9.00 205,000 3,567.09 4,196.58 3,745.45 4,406.41 3,923.80 4,616.24 4,102.16 4,826.07 26.65 57.40 9.00 206,000 3,579.05 4,210.65 3,758.01 4,421.18 3,936.96 4,631.72 4,115.91 4,842.25 26.78 57.68 9.00 207,000 3,591.01 4,224.72 3,770.56 4,435.96 3,950.11 4,647.19 4,129.66 4,858.43 26.91 57.96 9.00 208,000 3,602.97 4,238.79 3,783.12 4,450.73 3,963.27 4,662.67 4,143.42 4,874.61 27.04 58.24 9.00 209,000 3,614.93 4,252.86 3,795.68 4,465.50 3,976.42 4,678.15 4,157.17 4,890.79 27.17 58.52 9.00 210,000 3,626.89 4,266.93 3,808.24 4,480.28 3,989.58 4,693.62 4,170.92 4,906.97 27.30 58.80 9.00 211,000 3,638.85 4,281.00 3,820.79 4,495.05 4,002.74 4,709.10 4,184.68 4,923.15 27.43 59.08 9.00 212,000 3,650.81 4,295.07 3,833.35 4,509.82 4,015.89 4,724.58 4,198.43 4,939.33 27.56 59.36 9.00 213,000 3,662.77 4,309.14 3,845.91 4,524.60 4,029.05 4,740.05 4,212.18 4,955.51 27.69 59.64 9.00 214,000 3,674.73 4,323.21 3,858.46 4,539.37 4,042.20 4,755.53 4,225.94 4,971.69 27.82 59.92 9.00 215,000 3,686.69 4,337.28 3,871.02 4,554.14 4,055.36 4,771.01 4,239.69 4,987.87 27.95 60.20 9.00 216,000 3,698.65 4,351.35 3,883.58 4,568.92 4,068.51 4,786.49 4,253.44 5,004.05 28.08 60.48 9.00 217,000 3,710.61 4,365.42 3,896.14 4,583.69 4,081.67 4,801.96 4,267.20 5,020.23 28.21 60.76 9.00 218,000 3,722.57 4,379.49 3,908.69 4,598.46 4,094.82 4,817.44 4,280.95 5,036.41 28.34 61.04 9.00 36 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 219,000 3,734.53 4,393.56 3,921.25 4,613.24 4,107.98 4,832.92 4,294.70 5,052.59 28.47 61.32 9.00 220,000 3,746.49 4,407.63 3,933.81 4,628.01 4,121.13 4,848.39 4,308.46 5,068.77 28.60 61.60 9.00 221,000 3,758.45 4,421.70 3,946.37 4,642.79 4,134.29 4,863.87 4,322.21 5,084.96 28.73 61.88 9.00 222,000 3,770.40 4,435.77 3,958.92 4,657.56 4,147.44 4,879.35 4,335.97 5,101.14 28.86 62.16 9.00 223,000 3,782.36 4,449.84 3,971.48 4,672.33 4,160.60 4,894.82 4,349.72 5,117.32 28.99 62.44 9.00 224,000 3,794.32 4,463.91 3,984.04 4,687.11 4,173.76 4,910.30 4,363.47 5,133.50 29.12 62.72 9.00 225,000 3,806.28 4,477.98 3,996.60 4,701.88 4,186.91 4,925.78 4,377.23 5,149.68 29.25 63.00 9.00 226,000 3,818.24 4,492.05 4,009.15 4,716.65 4,200.07 4,941.26 4,390.98 5,165.86 29.38 63.28 10.00 227,000 3,830.20 4,506.12 4,021.71 4,731.43 4,213.22 4,956.73 4,404.73 5,182.04 29.51 63.56 10.00 228,000 3,842.16 4,520.19 4,034.27 4,746.20 4,226.38 4,972.21 4,418.49 5,198.22 29.64 63.84 10.00 229,000 3,854.12 4,534.26 4,046.83 4,760.97 4,239.53 4,987.69 4,432.24 5,214.40 29.77 64.12 10.00 230,000 3,866.08 4,548.33 4,059.38 4,775.75 4,252.69 5,003.16 4,445.99 5,230.58 29.90 64.40 10.00 231,000 3,878.04 4,562.40 4,071.94 4,790.52 4,265.84 5,018.64 4,459.75 5,246.76 30.03 64.68 10.00 232,000 3,890.00 4,576.47 4,084.50 4,805.29 4,279.00 5,034.12 4,473.50 5,262.94 30.16 64.96 10.00 233,000 3,901.96 4,590.54 4,097.06 4,820.07 4,292.15 5,049.59 4,487.25 5,279.12 30.29 65.24 10.00 234,000 3,913.92 4,604.61 4,109.61 4,834.84 4,305.31 5,065.07 4,501.01 5,295.30 30.42 65.52 10.00 235,000 3,925.88 4,618.68 4,122.17 4,849.61 4,318.47 5,080.55 4,514.76 5,311.48 30.55 65.80 10.00 236,000 3,937.84 4,632.75 4,134.73 4,864.39 4,331.62 5,096.03 4,528.51 5,327.66 30.68 66.08 10.00 237,000 3,949.80 4,646.82 4,147.29 4,879.16 4,344.78 5,111.50 4,542.27 5,343.84 30.81 66.36 10.00 238,000 3,961.76 4,660.89 4,159.84 4,893.93 4,357.93 5,126.98 4,556.02 5,360.02 30.94 66.64 10.00 239,000 3,973.72 4,674.96 4,172.40 4,908.71 4,371.09 5,142.46 4,569.77 5,376.20 31.07 66.92 10.00 240,000 3,985.68 4,689.03 4,184.96 4,923.48 4,384.24 5,157.93 4,583.53 5,392.38 31.20 67.20 10.00 241,000 3,997.64 4,703.10 4,197.52 4,938.26 4,397.40 5,173.41 4,597.28 5,408.57 31.33 67.48 10.00 242,000 4,009.59 4,717.17 4,210.07 4,953.03 4,410.55 5,188.89 4,611.03 5,424.75 31.46 67.76 10.00 243,000 4,021.55 4,731.24 4,222.63 4,967.80 4,423.71 5,204.36 4,624.79 5,440.93 31.59 68.04 10.00 244,000 4,033.51 4,745.31 4,235.19 4,982.58 4,436.86 5,219.84 4,638.54 5,457.11 31.72 68.32 10.00 245,000 4,045.47 4,759.38 4,247.75 4,997.35 4,450.02 5,235.32 4,652.29 5,473.29 31.85 68.60 10.00 246,000 4,057.43 4,773.45 4,260.30 5,012.12 4,463.18 5,250.80 4,666.05 5,489.47 31.98 68.88 10.00 247,000 4,069.39 4,787.52 4,272.86 5,026.90 4,476.33 5,266.27 4,679.80 5,505.65 32.11 69.16 10.00 248,000 4,081.35 4,801.59 4,285.42 5,041.67 4,489.49 5,281.75 4,693.55 5,521.83 32.24 69.44 10.00 249,000 4,093.31 4,815.66 4,297.98 5,056.44 4,502.64 5,297.23 4,707.31 5,538.01 32.37 69.72 10.00 250,000 4,105.27 4,829.73 4,310.53 5,071.22 4,515.80 5,312.70 4,721.06 5,554.19 32.50 70.00 10.00 251,000 4,117.23 4,843.80 4,323.09 5,085.99 4,528.95 5,328.18 4,734.81 5,570.37 32.63 70.28 11.00 252,000 4,129.19 4,857.87 4,335.65 5,100.76 4,542.11 5,343.66 4,748.57 5,586.55 32.76 70.56 11.00 253,000 4,141.15 4,871.94 4,348.21 5,115.54 4,555.26 5,359.13 4,762.32 5,602.73 32.89 70.84 11.00 254,000 4,153.11 4,886.01 4,360.76 5,130.31 4,568.42 5,374.61 4,776.07 5,618.91 33.02 71.12 11.00 255,000 4,165.07 4,900.08 4,373.32 5,145.08 4,581.57 5,390.09 4,789.83 5,635.09 33.15 71.40 11.00 256,000 4,177.03 4,914.15 4,385.88 5,159.86 4,594.73 5,405.57 4,803.58 5,651.27 33.28 71.68 11.00 257,000 4,188.99 4,928.22 4,398.44 5,174.63 4,607.89 5,421.04 4,817.34 5,667.45 33.41 71.96 11.00 258,000 4,200.95 4,942.29 4,410.99 5,189.40 4,621.04 5,436.52 4,831.09 5,683.63 33.54 72.24 11.00 259,000 4,212.91 4,956.36 4,423.55 5,204.18 4,634.20 5,452.00 4,844.84 5,699.81 33.67 72.52 11.00 260,000 4,224.87 4,970.43 4,436.11 5,218.95 4,647.35 5,467.47 4,858.60 5,715.99 33.80 72.80 11.00 261,000 4,236.83 4,984.50 4,448.67 5,233.73 4,660.51 5,482.95 4,872.35 5,732.18 33.93 73.08 11.00 262,000 4,248.78 4,998.57 4,461.22 5,248.50 4,673.66 5,498.43 4,886.10 5,748.36 34.06 73.36 11.00 37 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 263,000 4,260.74 5,012.64 4,473.78 5,263.27 4,686.82 5,513.90 4,899.86 5,764.54 34.19 73.64 11.00 264,000 4,272.70 5,026.71 4,486.34 5,278.05 4,699.97 5,529.38 4,913.61 5,780.72 34.32 73.92 11.00 265,000 4,284.66 5,040.78 4,498.90 5,292.82 4,713.13 5,544.86 4,927.36 5,796.90 34.45 74.20 11.00 266,000 4,296.62 5,054.85 4,511.45 5,307.59 4,726.28 5,560.34 4,941.12 5,813.08 34.58 74.48 11.00 267,000 4,308.58 5,068.92 4,524.01 5,322.37 4,739.44 5,575.81 4,954.87 5,829.26 34.71 74.76 11.00 268,000 4,320.54 5,082.99 4,536.57 5,337.14 4,752.60 5,591.29 4,968.62 5,845.44 34.84 75.04 11.00 269,000 4,332.50 5,097.06 4,549.13 5,351.91 4,765.75 5,606.77 4,982.38 5,861.62 34.97 75.32 11.00 270,000 4,344.46 5,111.13 4,561.68 5,366.69 4,778.91 5,622.24 4,996.13 5,877.80 35.10 75.60 11.00 271,000 4,356.42 5,125.20 4,574.24 5,381.46 4,792.06 5,637.72 5,009.88 5,893.98 35.23 75.88 11.00 272,000 4,368.38 5,139.27 4,586.80 5,396.23 4,805.22 5,653.20 5,023.64 5,910.16 35.36 76.16 11.00 273,000 4,380.34 5,153.34 4,599.36 5,411.01 4,818.37 5,668.67 5,037.39 5,926.34 35.49 76.44 11.00 274,000 4,392.30 5,167.41 4,611.91 5,425.78 4,831.53 5,684.15 5,051.14 5,942.52 35.62 76.72 11.00 275,000 4,404.26 5,181.48 4,624.47 5,440.55 4,844.68 5,699.63 5,064.90 5,958.70 35.75 77.00 11.00 276,000 4,416.22 5,195.55 4,637.03 5,455.33 4,857.84 5,715.11 5,078.65 5,974.88 35.88 77.28 12.00 277,000 4,428.18 5,209.62 4,649.59 5,470.10 4,870.99 5,730.58 5,092.40 5,991.06 36.01 77.56 12.00 278,000 4,440.14 5,223.69 4,662.14 5,484.87 4,884.15 5,746.06 5,106.16 6,007.24 36.14 77.84 12.00 279,000 4,452.10 5,237.76 4,674.70 5,499.65 4,897.31 5,761.54 5,119.91 6,023.42 36.27 78.12 12.00 280,000 4,464.06 5,251.83 4,687.26 5,514.42 4,910.46 5,777.01 5,133.66 6,039.60 36.40 78.40 12.00 281,000 4,476.02 5,265.90 4,699.82 5,529.20 4,923.62 5,792.49 5,147.42 6,055.79 36.53 78.68 12.00 282,000 4,487.97 5,279.97 4,712.37 5,543.97 4,936.77 5,807.97 5,161.17 6,071.97 36.66 78.96 12.00 283,000 4,499.93 5,294.04 4,724.93 5,558.74 4,949.93 5,823.44 5,174.92 6,088.15 36.79 79.24 12.00 284,000 4,511.89 5,308.11 4,737.49 5,573.52 4,963.08 5,838.92 5,188.68 6,104.33 36.92 79.52 12.00 285,000 4,523.85 5,322.18 4,750.05 5,588.29 4,976.24 5,854.40 5,202.43 6,120.51 37.05 79.80 12.00 286,000 4,535.81 5,336.25 4,762.60 5,603.06 4,989.39 5,869.88 5,216.18 6,136.69 37.18 80.08 12.00 287,000 4,547.77 5,350.32 4,775.16 5,617.84 5,002.55 5,885.35 5,229.94 6,152.87 37.31 80.36 12.00 288,000 4,559.73 5,364.39 4,787.72 5,632.61 5,015.70 5,900.83 5,243.69 6,169.05 37.44 80.64 12.00 289,000 4,571.69 5,378.46 4,800.28 5,647.38 5,028.86 5,916.31 5,257.44 6,185.23 37.57 80.92 12.00 290,000 4,583.65 5,392.53 4,812.83 5,662.16 5,042.02 5,931.78 5,271.20 6,201.41 37.70 81.20 12.00 291,000 4,595.61 5,406.60 4,825.39 5,676.93 5,055.17 5,947.26 5,284.95 6,217.59 37.83 81.48 12.00 292,000 4,607.57 5,420.67 4,837.95 5,691.70 5,068.33 5,962.74 5,298.70 6,233.77 37.96 81.76 12.00 293,000 4,619.53 5,434.74 4,850.51 5,706.48 5,081.48 5,978.21 5,312.46 6,249.95 38.09 82.04 12.00 294,000 4,631.49 5,448.81 4,863.06 5,721.25 5,094.64 5,993.69 5,326.21 6,266.13 38.22 82.32 12.00 295,000 4,643.45 5,462.88 4,875.62 5,736.02 5,107.79 6,009.17 5,339.97 6,282.31 38.35 82.60 12.00 296,000 4,655.41 5,476.95 4,888.18 5,750.80 5,120.95 6,024.65 5,353.72 6,298.49 38.48 82.88 12.00 297,000 4,667.37 5,491.02 4,900.74 5,765.57 5,134.10 6,040.12 5,367.47 6,314.67 38.61 83.16 12.00 298,000 4,679.33 5,505.09 4,913.29 5,780.34 5,147.26 6,055.60 5,381.23 6,330.85 38.74 83.44 12.00 299,000 4,691.29 5,519.16 4,925.85 5,795.12 5,160.41 6,071.08 5,394.98 6,347.03 38.87 83.72 12.00 300,000 4,703.25 5,533.23 4,938.41 5,809.89 5,173.57 6,086.55 5,408.73 6,363.21 39.00 84.00 12.00 301,000 4,715.21 5,547.30 4,950.97 5,824.67 5,186.73 6,102.03 5,422.49 6,379.40 39.13 84.28 13.00 302,000 4,727.16 5,561.37 4,963.52 5,839.44 5,199.88 6,117.51 5,436.24 6,395.58 39.26 84.56 13.00 303,000 4,739.12 5,575.44 4,976.08 5,854.21 5,213.04 6,132.98 5,449.99 6,411.76 39.39 84.84 13.00 304,000 4,751.08 5,589.51 4,988.64 5,868.99 5,226.19 6,148.46 5,463.75 6,427.94 39.52 85.12 13.00 305,000 4,763.04 5,603.58 5,001.20 5,883.76 5,239.35 6,163.94 5,477.50 6,444.12 39.65 85.40 13.00 306,000 4,775.00 5,617.65 5,013.75 5,898.53 5,252.50 6,179.42 5,491.25 6,460.30 39.78 85.68 13.00 38 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 307,000 4,786.96 5,631.72 5,026.31 5,913.31 5,265.66 6,194.89 5,505.01 6,476.48 39.91 85.96 13.00 308,000 4,798.92 5,645.79 5,038.87 5,928.08 5,278.81 6,210.37 5,518.76 6,492.66 40.04 86.24 13.00 309,000 4,810.88 5,659.86 5,051.43 5,942.85 5,291.97 6,225.85 5,532.51 6,508.84 40.17 86.52 13.00 310,000 4,822.84 5,673.93 5,063.98 5,957.63 5,305.12 6,241.32 5,546.27 6,525.02 40.30 86.80 13.00 311,000 4,834.80 5,688.00 5,076.54 5,972.40 5,318.28 6,256.80 5,560.02 6,541.20 40.43 87.08 13.00 312,000 4,846.76 5,702.07 5,089.10 5,987.17 5,331.44 6,272.28 5,573.77 6,557.38 40.56 87.36 13.00 313,000 4,858.72 5,716.14 5,101.65 6,001.95 5,344.59 6,287.75 5,587.53 6,573.56 40.69 87.64 13.00 314,000 4,870.68 5,730.21 5,114.21 6,016.72 5,357.75 6,303.23 5,601.28 6,589.74 40.82 87.92 13.00 315,000 4,882.64 5,744.28 5,126.77 6,031.49 5,370.90 6,318.71 5,615.03 6,605.92 40.95 88.20 13.00 316,000 4,894.60 5,758.35 5,139.33 6,046.27 5,384.06 6,334.19 5,628.79 6,622.10 41.08 88.48 13.00 317,000 4,906.56 5,772.42 5,151.88 6,061.04 5,397.21 6,349.66 5,642.54 6,638.28 41.21 88.76 13.00 318,000 4,918.52 5,786.49 5,164.44 6,075.81 5,410.37 6,365.14 5,656.29 6,654.46 41.34 89.04 13.00 319,000 4,930.48 5,800.56 5,177.00 6,090.59 5,423.52 6,380.62 5,670.05 6,670.64 41.47 89.32 13.00 320,000 4,942.44 5,814.63 5,189.56 6,105.36 5,436.68 6,396.09 5,683.80 6,686.82 41.60 89.60 13.00 321,000 4,954.40 5,828.70 5,202.11 6,120.14 5,449.83 6,411.57 5,697.55 6,703.01 41.73 89.88 13.00 322,000 4,966.35 5,842.77 5,214.67 6,134.91 5,462.99 6,427.05 5,711.31 6,719.19 41.86 90.16 13.00 323,000 4,978.31 5,856.84 5,227.23 6,149.68 5,476.15 6,442.52 5,725.06 6,735.37 41.99 90.44 13.00 324,000 4,990.27 5,870.91 5,239.79 6,164.46 5,489.30 6,458.00 5,738.81 6,751.55 42.12 90.72 13.00 325,000 5,002.23 5,884.98 5,252.34 6,179.23 5,502.46 6,473.48 5,752.57 6,767.73 42.25 91.00 13.00 326,000 5,014.19 5,899.05 5,264.90 6,194.00 5,515.61 6,488.96 5,766.32 6,783.91 42.38 91.28 14.00 327,000 5,026.15 5,913.12 5,277.46 6,208.78 5,528.77 6,504.43 5,780.07 6,800.09 42.51 91.56 14.00 328,000 5,038.11 5,927.19 5,290.02 6,223.55 5,541.92 6,519.91 5,793.83 6,816.27 42.64 91.84 14.00 329,000 5,050.07 5,941.26 5,302.57 6,238.32 5,555.08 6,535.39 5,807.58 6,832.45 42.77 92.12 14.00 330,000 5,062.03 5,955.33 5,315.13 6,253.10 5,568.23 6,550.86 5,821.34 6,848.63 42.90 92.40 14.00 331,000 5,073.99 5,969.40 5,327.69 6,267.87 5,581.39 6,566.34 5,835.09 6,864.81 43.03 92.68 14.00 332,000 5,085.95 5,983.47 5,340.25 6,282.64 5,594.54 6,581.82 5,848.84 6,880.99 43.16 92.96 14.00 333,000 5,097.91 5,997.54 5,352.80 6,297.42 5,607.70 6,597.29 5,862.60 6,897.17 43.29 93.24 14.00 334,000 5,109.87 6,011.61 5,365.36 6,312.19 5,620.86 6,612.77 5,876.35 6,913.35 43.42 93.52 14.00 335,000 5,121.83 6,025.68 5,377.92 6,326.96 5,634.01 6,628.25 5,890.10 6,929.53 43.55 93.80 14.00 336,000 5,133.79 6,039.75 5,390.48 6,341.74 5,647.17 6,643.73 5,903.86 6,945.71 43.68 94.08 14.00 337,000 5,145.75 6,053.82 5,403.03 6,356.51 5,660.32 6,659.20 5,917.61 6,961.89 43.81 94.36 14.00 338,000 5,157.71 6,067.89 5,415.59 6,371.28 5,673.48 6,674.68 5,931.36 6,978.07 43.94 94.64 14.00 339,000 5,169.67 6,081.96 5,428.15 6,386.06 5,686.63 6,690.16 5,945.12 6,994.25 44.07 94.92 14.00 340,000 5,181.63 6,096.03 5,440.71 6,400.83 5,699.79 6,705.63 5,958.87 7,010.43 44.20 95.20 14.00 341,000 5,193.59 6,110.10 5,453.26 6,415.61 5,712.94 6,721.11 5,972.62 7,026.62 44.33 95.48 14.00 342,000 5,205.54 6,124.17 5,465.82 6,430.38 5,726.10 6,736.59 5,986.38 7,042.80 44.46 95.76 14.00 343,000 5,217.50 6,138.24 5,478.38 6,445.15 5,739.25 6,752.06 6,000.13 7,058.98 44.59 96.04 14.00 344,000 5,229.46 6,152.31 5,490.94 6,459.93 5,752.41 6,767.54 6,013.88 7,075.16 44.72 96.32 14.00 345,000 5,241.42 6,166.38 5,503.49 6,474.70 5,765.57 6,783.02 6,027.64 7,091.34 44.85 96.60 14.00 346,000 5,253.38 6,180.45 5,516.05 6,489.47 5,778.72 6,798.50 6,041.39 7,107.52 44.98 96.88 14.00 347,000 5,265.34 6,194.52 5,528.61 6,504.25 5,791.88 6,813.97 6,055.14 7,123.70 45.11 97.16 14.00 348,000 5,277.30 6,208.59 5,541.17 6,519.02 5,805.03 6,829.45 6,068.90 7,139.88 45.24 97.44 14.00 349,000 5,289.26 6,222.66 5,553.72 6,533.79 5,818.19 6,844.93 6,082.65 7,156.06 45.37 97.72 14.00 350,000 5,301.22 6,236.73 5,566.28 6,548.57 5,831.34 6,860.40 6,096.40 7,172.24 45.50 98.00 14.00 39 DRAFT

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P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 351,000 5,313.18 6,250.80 5,578.84 6,563.34 5,844.50 6,875.88 6,110.16 7,188.42 45.63 98.28 15.00 352,000 5,325.14 6,264.87 5,591.40 6,578.11 5,857.65 6,891.36 6,123.91 7,204.60 45.76 98.56 15.00 353,000 5,337.10 6,278.94 5,603.95 6,592.89 5,870.81 6,906.83 6,137.66 7,220.78 45.89 98.84 15.00 354,000 5,349.06 6,293.01 5,616.51 6,607.66 5,883.96 6,922.31 6,151.42 7,236.96 46.02 99.12 15.00 355,000 5,361.02 6,307.08 5,629.07 6,622.43 5,897.12 6,937.79 6,165.17 7,253.14 46.15 99.40 15.00 356,000 5,372.98 6,321.15 5,641.63 6,637.21 5,910.28 6,953.27 6,178.92 7,269.32 46.28 99.68 15.00 357,000 5,384.94 6,335.22 5,654.18 6,651.98 5,923.43 6,968.74 6,192.68 7,285.50 46.41 99.96 15.00 358,000 5,396.90 6,349.29 5,666.74 6,666.75 5,936.59 6,984.22 6,206.43 7,301.68 46.54 100.24 15.00 359,000 5,408.86 6,363.36 5,679.30 6,681.53 5,949.74 6,999.70 6,220.18 7,317.86 46.67 100.52 15.00 360,000 5,420.82 6,377.43 5,691.86 6,696.30 5,962.90 7,015.17 6,233.94 7,334.04 46.80 100.80 15.00 361,000 5,432.78 6,391.50 5,704.41 6,711.08 5,976.05 7,030.65 6,247.69 7,350.23 46.93 101.08 15.00 362,000 5,444.73 6,405.57 5,716.97 6,725.85 5,989.21 7,046.13 6,261.44 7,366.41 47.06 101.36 15.00 363,000 5,456.69 6,419.64 5,729.53 6,740.62 6,002.36 7,061.60 6,275.20 7,382.59 47.19 101.64 15.00 364,000 5,468.65 6,433.71 5,742.09 6,755.40 6,015.52 7,077.08 6,288.95 7,398.77 47.32 101.92 15.00 365,000 5,480.61 6,447.78 5,754.64 6,770.17 6,028.67 7,092.56 6,302.70 7,414.95 47.45 102.20 15.00 366,000 5,492.57 6,461.85 5,767.20 6,784.94 6,041.83 7,108.04 6,316.46 7,431.13 47.58 102.48 15.00 367,000 5,504.53 6,475.92 5,779.76 6,799.72 6,054.99 7,123.51 6,330.21 7,447.31 47.71 102.76 15.00 368,000 5,516.49 6,489.99 5,792.32 6,814.49 6,068.14 7,138.99 6,343.97 7,463.49 47.84 103.04 15.00 369,000 5,528.45 6,504.06 5,804.87 6,829.26 6,081.30 7,154.47 6,357.72 7,479.67 47.97 103.32 15.00 370,000 5,540.41 6,518.13 5,817.43 6,844.04 6,094.45 7,169.94 6,371.47 7,495.85 48.10 103.60 15.00 371,000 5,552.37 6,532.20 5,829.99 6,858.81 6,107.61 7,185.42 6,385.23 7,512.03 48.23 103.88 15.00 372,000 5,564.33 6,546.27 5,842.55 6,873.58 6,120.76 7,200.90 6,398.98 7,528.21 48.36 104.16 15.00 373,000 5,576.29 6,560.34 5,855.10 6,888.36 6,133.92 7,216.37 6,412.73 7,544.39 48.49 104.44 15.00 374,000 5,588.25 6,574.41 5,867.66 6,903.13 6,147.07 7,231.85 6,426.49 7,560.57 48.62 104.72 15.00 375,000 5,600.21 6,588.48 5,880.22 6,917.90 6,160.23 7,247.33 6,440.24 7,576.75 48.75 105.00 15.00 376,000 5,612.17 6,602.55 5,892.78 6,932.68 6,173.38 7,262.81 6,453.99 7,592.93 48.88 105.28 16.00 377,000 5,624.13 6,616.62 5,905.33 6,947.45 6,186.54 7,278.28 6,467.75 7,609.11 49.01 105.56 16.00 378,000 5,636.09 6,630.69 5,917.89 6,962.22 6,199.70 7,293.76 6,481.50 7,625.29 49.14 105.84 16.00 379,000 5,648.05 6,644.76 5,930.45 6,977.00 6,212.85 7,309.24 6,495.25 7,641.47 49.27 106.12 16.00 380,000 5,660.01 6,658.83 5,943.01 6,991.77 6,226.01 7,324.71 6,509.01 7,657.65 49.40 106.40 16.00 381,000 5,671.97 6,672.90 5,955.56 7,006.55 6,239.16 7,340.19 6,522.76 7,673.84 49.53 106.68 16.00 382,000 5,683.92 6,686.97 5,968.12 7,021.32 6,252.32 7,355.67 6,536.51 7,690.02 49.66 106.96 16.00 383,000 5,695.88 6,701.04 5,980.68 7,036.09 6,265.47 7,371.14 6,550.27 7,706.20 49.79 107.24 16.00 384,000 5,707.84 6,715.11 5,993.24 7,050.87 6,278.63 7,386.62 6,564.02 7,722.38 49.92 107.52 16.00 385,000 5,719.80 6,729.18 6,005.79 7,065.64 6,291.78 7,402.10 6,577.77 7,738.56 50.05 107.80 16.00 386,000 5,731.76 6,743.25 6,018.35 7,080.41 6,304.94 7,417.58 6,591.53 7,754.74 50.18 108.08 16.00 387,000 5,743.72 6,757.32 6,030.91 7,095.19 6,318.09 7,433.05 6,605.28 7,770.92 50.31 108.36 16.00 388,000 5,755.68 6,771.39 6,043.47 7,109.96 6,331.25 7,448.53 6,619.03 7,787.10 50.44 108.64 16.00 389,000 5,767.64 6,785.46 6,056.02 7,124.73 6,344.41 7,464.01 6,632.79 7,803.28 50.57 108.92 16.00 390,000 5,779.60 6,799.53 6,068.58 7,139.51 6,357.56 7,479.48 6,646.54 7,819.46 50.70 109.20 16.00 391,000 5,791.56 6,813.60 6,081.14 7,154.28 6,370.72 7,494.96 6,660.29 7,835.64 50.83 109.48 16.00 392,000 5,803.52 6,827.67 6,093.70 7,169.05 6,383.87 7,510.44 6,674.05 7,851.82 50.96 109.76 16.00 393,000 5,815.48 6,841.74 6,106.25 7,183.83 6,397.03 7,525.91 6,687.80 7,868.00 51.09 110.04 16.00 394,000 5,827.44 6,855.81 6,118.81 7,198.60 6,410.18 7,541.39 6,701.55 7,884.18 51.22 110.32 16.00 40 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 395,000 5,839.40 6,869.88 6,131.37 7,213.37 6,423.34 7,556.87 6,715.31 7,900.36 51.35 110.60 16.00 396,000 5,851.36 6,883.95 6,143.93 7,228.15 6,436.49 7,572.35 6,729.06 7,916.54 51.48 110.88 16.00 397,000 5,863.32 6,898.02 6,156.48 7,242.92 6,449.65 7,587.82 6,742.81 7,932.72 51.61 111.16 16.00 398,000 5,875.28 6,912.09 6,169.04 7,257.69 6,462.80 7,603.30 6,756.57 7,948.90 51.74 111.44 16.00 399,000 5,887.24 6,926.16 6,181.60 7,272.47 6,475.96 7,618.78 6,770.32 7,965.08 51.87 111.72 16.00 400,000 5,899.20 6,940.23 6,194.16 7,287.24 6,489.12 7,634.25 6,784.07 7,981.26 52.00 112.00 16.00 401,000 5,911.16 6,954.30 6,206.71 7,302.02 6,502.27 7,649.73 6,797.83 7,997.45 52.13 112.28 17.00 402,000 5,923.11 6,968.37 6,219.27 7,316.79 6,515.43 7,665.21 6,811.58 8,013.63 52.26 112.56 17.00 403,000 5,935.07 6,982.44 6,231.83 7,331.56 6,528.58 7,680.68 6,825.34 8,029.81 52.39 112.84 17.00 404,000 5,947.03 6,996.51 6,244.39 7,346.34 6,541.74 7,696.16 6,839.09 8,045.99 52.52 113.12 17.00 405,000 5,958.99 7,010.58 6,256.94 7,361.11 6,554.89 7,711.64 6,852.84 8,062.17 52.65 113.40 17.00 406,000 5,970.95 7,024.65 6,269.50 7,375.88 6,568.05 7,727.12 6,866.60 8,078.35 52.78 113.68 17.00 407,000 5,982.91 7,038.72 6,282.06 7,390.66 6,581.20 7,742.59 6,880.35 8,094.53 52.91 113.96 17.00 408,000 5,994.87 7,052.79 6,294.62 7,405.43 6,594.36 7,758.07 6,894.10 8,110.71 53.04 114.24 17.00 409,000 6,006.83 7,066.86 6,307.17 7,420.20 6,607.51 7,773.55 6,907.86 8,126.89 53.17 114.52 17.00 410,000 6,018.79 7,080.93 6,319.73 7,434.98 6,620.67 7,789.02 6,921.61 8,143.07 53.30 114.80 17.00 411,000 6,030.75 7,095.00 6,332.29 7,449.75 6,633.83 7,804.50 6,935.36 8,159.25 53.43 115.08 17.00 412,000 6,042.71 7,109.07 6,344.84 7,464.52 6,646.98 7,819.98 6,949.12 8,175.43 53.56 115.36 17.00 413,000 6,054.67 7,123.14 6,357.40 7,479.30 6,660.14 7,835.45 6,962.87 8,191.61 53.69 115.64 17.00 414,000 6,066.63 7,137.21 6,369.96 7,494.07 6,673.29 7,850.93 6,976.62 8,207.79 53.82 115.92 17.00 415,000 6,078.59 7,151.28 6,382.52 7,508.84 6,686.45 7,866.41 6,990.38 8,223.97 53.95 116.20 17.00 416,000 6,090.55 7,165.35 6,395.07 7,523.62 6,699.60 7,881.89 7,004.13 8,240.15 54.08 116.48 17.00 417,000 6,102.51 7,179.42 6,407.63 7,538.39 6,712.76 7,897.36 7,017.88 8,256.33 54.21 116.76 17.00 418,000 6,114.47 7,193.49 6,420.19 7,553.16 6,725.91 7,912.84 7,031.64 8,272.51 54.34 117.04 17.00 419,000 6,126.43 7,207.56 6,432.75 7,567.94 6,739.07 7,928.32 7,045.39 8,288.69 54.47 117.32 17.00 420,000 6,138.39 7,221.63 6,445.30 7,582.71 6,752.22 7,943.79 7,059.14 8,304.87 54.60 117.60 17.00 421,000 6,150.35 7,235.70 6,457.86 7,597.49 6,765.38 7,959.27 7,072.90 8,321.06 54.73 117.88 17.00 422,000 6,162.30 7,249.77 6,470.42 7,612.26 6,778.53 7,974.75 7,086.65 8,337.24 54.86 118.16 17.00 423,000 6,174.26 7,263.84 6,482.98 7,627.03 6,791.69 7,990.22 7,100.40 8,353.42 54.99 118.44 17.00 424,000 6,186.22 7,277.91 6,495.53 7,641.81 6,804.85 8,005.70 7,114.16 8,369.60 55.12 118.72 17.00 425,000 6,198.18 7,291.98 6,508.09 7,656.58 6,818.00 8,021.18 7,127.91 8,385.78 55.25 119.00 17.00 426,000 6,210.14 7,306.05 6,520.65 7,671.35 6,831.16 8,036.66 7,141.66 8,401.96 55.38 119.28 18.00 427,000 6,222.10 7,320.12 6,533.21 7,686.13 6,844.31 8,052.13 7,155.42 8,418.14 55.51 119.56 18.00 428,000 6,234.06 7,334.19 6,545.76 7,700.90 6,857.47 8,067.61 7,169.17 8,434.32 55.64 119.84 18.00 429,000 6,246.02 7,348.26 6,558.32 7,715.67 6,870.62 8,083.09 7,182.92 8,450.50 55.77 120.12 18.00 430,000 6,257.98 7,362.33 6,570.88 7,730.45 6,883.78 8,098.56 7,196.68 8,466.68 55.90 120.40 18.00 431,000 6,269.94 7,376.40 6,583.44 7,745.22 6,896.93 8,114.04 7,210.43 8,482.86 56.03 120.68 18.00 432,000 6,281.90 7,390.47 6,595.99 7,759.99 6,910.09 8,129.52 7,224.18 8,499.04 56.16 120.96 18.00 433,000 6,293.86 7,404.54 6,608.55 7,774.77 6,923.24 8,144.99 7,237.94 8,515.22 56.29 121.24 18.00 434,000 6,305.82 7,418.61 6,621.11 7,789.54 6,936.40 8,160.47 7,251.69 8,531.40 56.42 121.52 18.00 435,000 6,317.78 7,432.68 6,633.67 7,804.31 6,949.56 8,175.95 7,265.44 8,547.58 56.55 121.80 18.00 436,000 6,329.74 7,446.75 6,646.22 7,819.09 6,962.71 8,191.43 7,279.20 8,563.76 56.68 122.08 18.00 437,000 6,341.70 7,460.82 6,658.78 7,833.86 6,975.87 8,206.90 7,292.95 8,579.94 56.81 122.36 18.00 438,000 6,353.66 7,474.89 6,671.34 7,848.63 6,989.02 8,222.38 7,306.70 8,596.12 56.94 122.64 18.00 41 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 439,000 6,365.62 7,488.96 6,683.90 7,863.41 7,002.18 8,237.86 7,320.46 8,612.30 57.07 122.92 18.00 440,000 6,377.58 7,503.03 6,696.45 7,878.18 7,015.33 8,253.33 7,334.21 8,628.48 57.20 123.20 18.00 441,000 6,389.54 7,517.10 6,709.01 7,892.96 7,028.49 8,268.81 7,347.97 8,644.67 57.33 123.48 18.00 442,000 6,401.49 7,531.17 6,721.57 7,907.73 7,041.64 8,284.29 7,361.72 8,660.85 57.46 123.76 18.00 443,000 6,413.45 7,545.24 6,734.13 7,922.50 7,054.80 8,299.76 7,375.47 8,677.03 57.59 124.04 18.00 444,000 6,425.41 7,559.31 6,746.68 7,937.28 7,067.95 8,315.24 7,389.23 8,693.21 57.72 124.32 18.00 445,000 6,437.37 7,573.38 6,759.24 7,952.05 7,081.11 8,330.72 7,402.98 8,709.39 57.85 124.60 18.00 446,000 6,449.33 7,587.45 6,771.80 7,966.82 7,094.27 8,346.20 7,416.73 8,725.57 57.98 124.88 18.00 447,000 6,461.29 7,601.52 6,784.36 7,981.60 7,107.42 8,361.67 7,430.49 8,741.75 58.11 125.16 18.00 448,000 6,473.25 7,615.59 6,796.91 7,996.37 7,120.58 8,377.15 7,444.24 8,757.93 58.24 125.44 18.00 449,000 6,485.21 7,629.66 6,809.47 8,011.14 7,133.73 8,392.63 7,457.99 8,774.11 58.37 125.72 18.00 450,000 6,497.17 7,643.73 6,822.03 8,025.92 7,146.89 8,408.10 7,471.75 8,790.29 58.50 126.00 18.00 451,000 6,509.13 7,657.80 6,834.59 8,040.69 7,160.04 8,423.58 7,485.50 8,806.47 58.63 126.28 19.00 452,000 6,521.09 7,671.87 6,847.14 8,055.46 7,173.20 8,439.06 7,499.25 8,822.65 58.76 126.56 19.00 453,000 6,533.05 7,685.94 6,859.70 8,070.24 7,186.35 8,454.53 7,513.01 8,838.83 58.89 126.84 19.00 454,000 6,545.01 7,700.01 6,872.26 8,085.01 7,199.51 8,470.01 7,526.76 8,855.01 59.02 127.12 19.00 455,000 6,556.97 7,714.08 6,884.82 8,099.78 7,212.66 8,485.49 7,540.51 8,871.19 59.15 127.40 19.00 456,000 6,568.93 7,728.15 6,897.37 8,114.56 7,225.82 8,500.97 7,554.27 8,887.37 59.28 127.68 19.00 457,000 6,580.89 7,742.22 6,909.93 8,129.33 7,238.98 8,516.44 7,568.02 8,903.55 59.41 127.96 19.00 458,000 6,592.85 7,756.29 6,922.49 8,144.10 7,252.13 8,531.92 7,581.77 8,919.73 59.54 128.24 19.00 459,000 6,604.81 7,770.36 6,935.05 8,158.88 7,265.29 8,547.40 7,595.53 8,935.91 59.67 128.52 19.00 460,000 6,616.77 7,784.43 6,947.60 8,173.65 7,278.44 8,562.87 7,609.28 8,952.09 59.80 128.80 19.00 461,000 6,628.73 7,798.50 6,960.16 8,188.43 7,291.60 8,578.35 7,623.03 8,968.28 59.93 129.08 19.00 462,000 6,640.68 7,812.57 6,972.72 8,203.20 7,304.75 8,593.83 7,636.79 8,984.46 60.06 129.36 19.00 463,000 6,652.64 7,826.64 6,985.28 8,217.97 7,317.91 8,609.30 7,650.54 9,000.64 60.19 129.64 19.00 464,000 6,664.60 7,840.71 6,997.83 8,232.75 7,331.06 8,624.78 7,664.29 9,016.82 60.32 129.92 19.00 465,000 6,676.56 7,854.78 7,010.39 8,247.52 7,344.22 8,640.26 7,678.05 9,033.00 60.45 130.20 19.00 466,000 6,688.52 7,868.85 7,022.95 8,262.29 7,357.37 8,655.74 7,691.80 9,049.18 60.58 130.48 19.00 467,000 6,700.48 7,882.92 7,035.51 8,277.07 7,370.53 8,671.21 7,705.55 9,065.36 60.71 130.76 19.00 468,000 6,712.44 7,896.99 7,048.06 8,291.84 7,383.69 8,686.69 7,719.31 9,081.54 60.84 131.04 19.00 469,000 6,724.40 7,911.06 7,060.62 8,306.61 7,396.84 8,702.17 7,733.06 9,097.72 60.97 131.32 19.00 470,000 6,736.36 7,925.13 7,073.18 8,321.39 7,410.00 8,717.64 7,746.81 9,113.90 61.10 131.60 19.00 471,000 6,748.32 7,939.20 7,085.74 8,336.16 7,423.15 8,733.12 7,760.57 9,130.08 61.23 131.88 19.00 472,000 6,760.28 7,953.27 7,098.29 8,350.93 7,436.31 8,748.60 7,774.32 9,146.26 61.36 132.16 19.00 473,000 6,772.24 7,967.34 7,110.85 8,365.71 7,449.46 8,764.07 7,788.07 9,162.44 61.49 132.44 19.00 474,000 6,784.20 7,981.41 7,123.41 8,380.48 7,462.62 8,779.55 7,801.83 9,178.62 61.62 132.72 19.00 475,000 6,796.16 7,995.48 7,135.97 8,395.25 7,475.77 8,795.03 7,815.58 9,194.80 61.75 133.00 19.00 476,000 6,808.12 8,009.55 7,148.52 8,410.03 7,488.93 8,810.51 7,829.34 9,210.98 61.88 133.28 20.00 477,000 6,820.08 8,023.62 7,161.08 8,424.80 7,502.08 8,825.98 7,843.09 9,227.16 62.01 133.56 20.00 478,000 6,832.04 8,037.69 7,173.64 8,439.57 7,515.24 8,841.46 7,856.84 9,243.34 62.14 133.84 20.00 479,000 6,844.00 8,051.76 7,186.20 8,454.35 7,528.40 8,856.94 7,870.60 9,259.52 62.27 134.12 20.00 480,000 6,855.96 8,065.83 7,198.75 8,469.12 7,541.55 8,872.41 7,884.35 9,275.70 62.40 134.40 20.00 481,000 6,867.92 8,079.90 7,211.31 8,483.90 7,554.71 8,887.89 7,898.10 9,291.89 62.53 134.68 20.00 482,000 6,879.87 8,093.97 7,223.87 8,498.67 7,567.86 8,903.37 7,911.86 9,308.07 62.66 134.96 20.00 42 DRAFT

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P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 483,000 6,891.83 8,108.04 7,236.43 8,513.44 7,581.02 8,918.84 7,925.61 9,324.25 62.79 135.24 20.00 484,000 6,903.79 8,122.11 7,248.98 8,528.22 7,594.17 8,934.32 7,939.36 9,340.43 62.92 135.52 20.00 485,000 6,915.75 8,136.18 7,261.54 8,542.99 7,607.33 8,949.80 7,953.12 9,356.61 63.05 135.80 20.00 486,000 6,927.71 8,150.25 7,274.10 8,557.76 7,620.48 8,965.28 7,966.87 9,372.79 63.18 136.08 20.00 487,000 6,939.67 8,164.32 7,286.66 8,572.54 7,633.64 8,980.75 7,980.62 9,388.97 63.31 136.36 20.00 488,000 6,951.63 8,178.39 7,299.21 8,587.31 7,646.79 8,996.23 7,994.38 9,405.15 63.44 136.64 20.00 489,000 6,963.59 8,192.46 7,311.77 8,602.08 7,659.95 9,011.71 8,008.13 9,421.33 63.57 136.92 20.00 490,000 6,975.55 8,206.53 7,324.33 8,616.86 7,673.11 9,027.18 8,021.88 9,437.51 63.70 137.20 20.00 491,000 6,987.51 8,220.60 7,336.89 8,631.63 7,686.26 9,042.66 8,035.64 9,453.69 63.83 137.48 20.00 492,000 6,999.47 8,234.67 7,349.44 8,646.40 7,699.42 9,058.14 8,049.39 9,469.87 63.96 137.76 20.00 493,000 7,011.43 8,248.74 7,362.00 8,661.18 7,712.57 9,073.61 8,063.14 9,486.05 64.09 138.04 20.00 494,000 7,023.39 8,262.81 7,374.56 8,675.95 7,725.73 9,089.09 8,076.90 9,502.23 64.22 138.32 20.00 495,000 7,035.35 8,276.88 7,387.12 8,690.72 7,738.88 9,104.57 8,090.65 9,518.41 64.35 138.60 20.00 496,000 7,047.31 8,290.95 7,399.67 8,705.50 7,752.04 9,120.05 8,104.40 9,534.59 64.48 138.88 20.00 497,000 7,059.27 8,305.02 7,412.23 8,720.27 7,765.19 9,135.52 8,118.16 9,550.77 64.61 139.16 20.00 498,000 7,071.23 8,319.09 7,424.79 8,735.04 7,778.35 9,151.00 8,131.91 9,566.95 64.74 139.44 20.00 499,000 7,083.19 8,333.16 7,437.35 8,749.82 7,791.50 9,166.48 8,145.66 9,583.13 64.87 139.72 20.00 500,000 7,095.15 8,347.23 7,449.90 8,764.59 7,804.66 9,181.95 8,159.42 9,599.31 65.00 140.00 20.00 501,000 7,107.11 8,361.30 7,462.46 8,779.37 7,817.82 9,197.43 8,173.17 9,615.50 65.13 140.28 21.00 502,000 7,119.06 8,375.37 7,475.02 8,794.14 7,830.97 9,212.91 8,186.92 9,631.68 65.26 140.56 21.00 503,000 7,131.02 8,389.44 7,487.58 8,808.91 7,844.13 9,228.38 8,200.68 9,647.86 65.39 140.84 21.00 504,000 7,142.98 8,403.51 7,500.13 8,823.69 7,857.28 9,243.86 8,214.43 9,664.04 65.52 141.12 21.00 505,000 7,154.94 8,417.58 7,512.69 8,838.46 7,870.44 9,259.34 8,228.18 9,680.22 65.65 141.40 21.00 506,000 7,166.90 8,431.65 7,525.25 8,853.23 7,883.59 9,274.82 8,241.94 9,696.40 65.78 141.68 21.00 507,000 7,178.86 8,445.72 7,537.81 8,868.01 7,896.75 9,290.29 8,255.69 9,712.58 65.91 141.96 21.00 508,000 7,190.82 8,459.79 7,550.36 8,882.78 7,909.90 9,305.77 8,269.44 9,728.76 66.04 142.24 21.00 509,000 7,202.78 8,473.86 7,562.92 8,897.55 7,923.06 9,321.25 8,283.20 9,744.94 66.17 142.52 21.00 510,000 7,214.74 8,487.93 7,575.48 8,912.33 7,936.21 9,336.72 8,296.95 9,761.12 66.30 142.80 21.00 511,000 7,226.70 8,502.00 7,588.04 8,927.10 7,949.37 9,352.20 8,310.71 9,777.30 66.43 143.08 21.00 512,000 7,238.66 8,516.07 7,600.59 8,941.87 7,962.53 9,367.68 8,324.46 9,793.48 66.56 143.36 21.00 513,000 7,250.62 8,530.14 7,613.15 8,956.65 7,975.68 9,383.15 8,338.21 9,809.66 66.69 143.64 21.00 514,000 7,262.58 8,544.21 7,625.71 8,971.42 7,988.84 9,398.63 8,351.97 9,825.84 66.82 143.92 21.00 515,000 7,274.54 8,558.28 7,638.26 8,986.19 8,001.99 9,414.11 8,365.72 9,842.02 66.95 144.20 21.00 516,000 7,286.50 8,572.35 7,650.82 9,000.97 8,015.15 9,429.59 8,379.47 9,858.20 67.08 144.48 21.00 517,000 7,298.46 8,586.42 7,663.38 9,015.74 8,028.30 9,445.06 8,393.23 9,874.38 67.21 144.76 21.00 518,000 7,310.42 8,600.49 7,675.94 9,030.51 8,041.46 9,460.54 8,406.98 9,890.56 67.34 145.04 21.00 519,000 7,322.38 8,614.56 7,688.49 9,045.29 8,054.61 9,476.02 8,420.73 9,906.74 67.47 145.32 21.00 520,000 7,334.34 8,628.63 7,701.05 9,060.06 8,067.77 9,491.49 8,434.49 9,922.92 67.60 145.60 21.00 521,000 7,346.30 8,642.70 7,713.61 9,074.84 8,080.92 9,506.97 8,448.24 9,939.11 67.73 145.88 21.00 522,000 7,358.25 8,656.77 7,726.17 9,089.61 8,094.08 9,522.45 8,461.99 9,955.29 67.86 146.16 21.00 523,000 7,370.21 8,670.84 7,738.72 9,104.38 8,107.24 9,537.92 8,475.75 9,971.47 67.99 146.44 21.00 524,000 7,382.17 8,684.91 7,751.28 9,119.16 8,120.39 9,553.40 8,489.50 9,987.65 68.12 146.72 21.00 525,000 7,394.13 8,698.98 7,763.84 9,133.93 8,133.55 9,568.88 8,503.25 10,003.83 68.25 147.00 21.00 526,000 7,406.09 8,713.05 7,776.40 9,148.70 8,146.70 9,584.36 8,517.01 10,020.01 68.38 147.28 22.00 43 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 527,000 7,418.05 8,727.12 7,788.95 9,163.48 8,159.86 9,599.83 8,530.76 10,036.19 68.51 147.56 22.00 528,000 7,430.01 8,741.19 7,801.51 9,178.25 8,173.01 9,615.31 8,544.51 10,052.37 68.64 147.84 22.00 529,000 7,441.97 8,755.26 7,814.07 9,193.02 8,186.17 9,630.79 8,558.27 10,068.55 68.77 148.12 22.00 530,000 7,453.93 8,769.33 7,826.63 9,207.80 8,199.32 9,646.26 8,572.02 10,084.73 68.90 148.40 22.00 531,000 7,465.89 8,783.40 7,839.18 9,222.57 8,212.48 9,661.74 8,585.77 10,100.91 69.03 148.68 22.00 532,000 7,477.85 8,797.47 7,851.74 9,237.34 8,225.63 9,677.22 8,599.53 10,117.09 69.16 148.96 22.00 533,000 7,489.81 8,811.54 7,864.30 9,252.12 8,238.79 9,692.69 8,613.28 10,133.27 69.29 149.24 22.00 534,000 7,501.77 8,825.61 7,876.86 9,266.89 8,251.95 9,708.17 8,627.03 10,149.45 69.42 149.52 22.00 535,000 7,513.73 8,839.68 7,889.41 9,281.66 8,265.10 9,723.65 8,640.79 10,165.63 69.55 149.80 22.00 536,000 7,525.69 8,853.75 7,901.97 9,296.44 8,278.26 9,739.13 8,654.54 10,181.81 69.68 150.08 22.00 537,000 7,537.65 8,867.82 7,914.53 9,311.21 8,291.41 9,754.60 8,668.29 10,197.99 69.81 150.36 22.00 538,000 7,549.61 8,881.89 7,927.09 9,325.98 8,304.57 9,770.08 8,682.05 10,214.17 69.94 150.64 22.00 539,000 7,561.57 8,895.96 7,939.64 9,340.76 8,317.72 9,785.56 8,695.80 10,230.35 70.07 150.92 22.00 540,000 7,573.53 8,910.03 7,952.20 9,355.53 8,330.88 9,801.03 8,709.55 10,246.53 70.20 151.20 22.00 541,000 7,585.49 8,924.10 7,964.76 9,370.31 8,344.03 9,816.51 8,723.31 10,262.72 70.33 151.48 22.00 542,000 7,597.44 8,938.17 7,977.32 9,385.08 8,357.19 9,831.99 8,737.06 10,278.90 70.46 151.76 22.00 543,000 7,609.40 8,952.24 7,989.87 9,399.85 8,370.34 9,847.46 8,750.81 10,295.08 70.59 152.04 22.00 544,000 7,621.36 8,966.31 8,002.43 9,414.63 8,383.50 9,862.94 8,764.57 10,311.26 70.72 152.32 22.00 545,000 7,633.32 8,980.38 8,014.99 9,429.40 8,396.66 9,878.42 8,778.32 10,327.44 70.85 152.60 22.00 546,000 7,645.28 8,994.45 8,027.55 9,444.17 8,409.81 9,893.90 8,792.07 10,343.62 70.98 152.88 22.00 547,000 7,657.24 9,008.52 8,040.10 9,458.95 8,422.97 9,909.37 8,805.83 10,359.80 71.11 153.16 22.00 548,000 7,669.20 9,022.59 8,052.66 9,473.72 8,436.12 9,924.85 8,819.58 10,375.98 71.24 153.44 22.00 549,000 7,681.16 9,036.66 8,065.22 9,488.49 8,449.28 9,940.33 8,833.34 10,392.16 71.37 153.72 22.00 550,000 7,693.12 9,050.73 8,077.78 9,503.27 8,462.43 9,955.80 8,847.09 10,408.34 71.50 154.00 22.00 551,000 7,705.08 9,064.80 8,090.33 9,518.04 8,475.59 9,971.28 8,860.84 10,424.52 71.63 154.28 23.00 552,000 7,717.04 9,078.87 8,102.89 9,532.81 8,488.74 9,986.76 8,874.60 10,440.70 71.76 154.56 23.00 553,000 7,729.00 9,092.94 8,115.45 9,547.59 8,501.90 10,002.23 8,888.35 10,456.88 71.89 154.84 23.00 554,000 7,740.96 9,107.01 8,128.01 9,562.36 8,515.05 10,017.71 8,902.10 10,473.06 72.02 155.12 23.00 555,000 7,752.92 9,121.08 8,140.56 9,577.13 8,528.21 10,033.19 8,915.86 10,489.24 72.15 155.40 23.00 556,000 7,764.88 9,135.15 8,153.12 9,591.91 8,541.37 10,048.67 8,929.61 10,505.42 72.28 155.68 23.00 557,000 7,776.84 9,149.22 8,165.68 9,606.68 8,554.52 10,064.14 8,943.36 10,521.60 72.41 155.96 23.00 558,000 7,788.80 9,163.29 8,178.24 9,621.45 8,567.68 10,079.62 8,957.12 10,537.78 72.54 156.24 23.00 559,000 7,800.76 9,177.36 8,190.79 9,636.23 8,580.83 10,095.10 8,970.87 10,553.96 72.67 156.52 23.00 560,000 7,812.72 9,191.43 8,203.35 9,651.00 8,593.99 10,110.57 8,984.62 10,570.14 72.80 156.80 23.00 561,000 7,824.68 9,205.50 8,215.91 9,665.78 8,607.14 10,126.05 8,998.38 10,586.33 72.93 157.08 23.00 562,000 7,836.63 9,219.57 8,228.47 9,680.55 8,620.30 10,141.53 9,012.13 10,602.51 73.06 157.36 23.00 563,000 7,848.59 9,233.64 8,241.02 9,695.32 8,633.45 10,157.00 9,025.88 10,618.69 73.19 157.64 23.00 564,000 7,860.55 9,247.71 8,253.58 9,710.10 8,646.61 10,172.48 9,039.64 10,634.87 73.32 157.92 23.00 565,000 7,872.51 9,261.78 8,266.14 9,724.87 8,659.76 10,187.96 9,053.39 10,651.05 73.45 158.20 23.00 566,000 7,884.47 9,275.85 8,278.70 9,739.64 8,672.92 10,203.44 9,067.14 10,667.23 73.58 158.48 23.00 567,000 7,896.43 9,289.92 8,291.25 9,754.42 8,686.08 10,218.91 9,080.90 10,683.41 73.71 158.76 23.00 568,000 7,908.39 9,303.99 8,303.81 9,769.19 8,699.23 10,234.39 9,094.65 10,699.59 73.84 159.04 23.00 569,000 7,920.35 9,318.06 8,316.37 9,783.96 8,712.39 10,249.87 9,108.40 10,715.77 73.97 159.32 23.00 570,000 7,932.31 9,332.13 8,328.93 9,798.74 8,725.54 10,265.34 9,122.16 10,731.95 74.10 159.60 23.00 44 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 571,000 7,944.27 9,346.20 8,341.48 9,813.51 8,738.70 10,280.82 9,135.91 10,748.13 74.23 159.88 23.00 572,000 7,956.23 9,360.27 8,354.04 9,828.28 8,751.85 10,296.30 9,149.66 10,764.31 74.36 160.16 23.00 573,000 7,968.19 9,374.34 8,366.60 9,843.06 8,765.01 10,311.77 9,163.42 10,780.49 74.49 160.44 23.00 574,000 7,980.15 9,388.41 8,379.16 9,857.83 8,778.16 10,327.25 9,177.17 10,796.67 74.62 160.72 23.00 575,000 7,992.11 9,402.48 8,391.71 9,872.60 8,791.32 10,342.73 9,190.92 10,812.85 74.75 161.00 23.00 576,000 8,004.07 9,416.55 8,404.27 9,887.38 8,804.47 10,358.21 9,204.68 10,829.03 74.88 161.28 24.00 577,000 8,016.03 9,430.62 8,416.83 9,902.15 8,817.63 10,373.68 9,218.43 10,845.21 75.01 161.56 24.00 578,000 8,027.99 9,444.69 8,429.39 9,916.92 8,830.79 10,389.16 9,232.18 10,861.39 75.14 161.84 24.00 579,000 8,039.95 9,458.76 8,441.94 9,931.70 8,843.94 10,404.64 9,245.94 10,877.57 75.27 162.12 24.00 580,000 8,051.91 9,472.83 8,454.50 9,946.47 8,857.10 10,420.11 9,259.69 10,893.75 75.40 162.40 24.00 581,000 8,063.87 9,486.90 8,467.06 9,961.25 8,870.25 10,435.59 9,273.44 10,909.94 75.53 162.68 24.00 582,000 8,075.82 9,500.97 8,479.62 9,976.02 8,883.41 10,451.07 9,287.20 10,926.12 75.66 162.96 24.00 583,000 8,087.78 9,515.04 8,492.17 9,990.79 8,896.56 10,466.54 9,300.95 10,942.30 75.79 163.24 24.00 584,000 8,099.74 9,529.11 8,504.73 10,005.57 8,909.72 10,482.02 9,314.71 10,958.48 75.92 163.52 24.00 585,000 8,111.70 9,543.18 8,517.29 10,020.34 8,922.87 10,497.50 9,328.46 10,974.66 76.05 163.80 24.00 586,000 8,123.66 9,557.25 8,529.85 10,035.11 8,936.03 10,512.98 9,342.21 10,990.84 76.18 164.08 24.00 587,000 8,135.62 9,571.32 8,542.40 10,049.89 8,949.18 10,528.45 9,355.97 11,007.02 76.31 164.36 24.00 588,000 8,147.58 9,585.39 8,554.96 10,064.66 8,962.34 10,543.93 9,369.72 11,023.20 76.44 164.64 24.00 589,000 8,159.54 9,599.46 8,567.52 10,079.43 8,975.50 10,559.41 9,383.47 11,039.38 76.57 164.92 24.00 590,000 8,171.50 9,613.53 8,580.08 10,094.21 8,988.65 10,574.88 9,397.23 11,055.56 76.70 165.20 24.00 591,000 8,183.46 9,627.60 8,592.63 10,108.98 9,001.81 10,590.36 9,410.98 11,071.74 76.83 165.48 24.00 592,000 8,195.42 9,641.67 8,605.19 10,123.75 9,014.96 10,605.84 9,424.73 11,087.92 76.96 165.76 24.00 593,000 8,207.38 9,655.74 8,617.75 10,138.53 9,028.12 10,621.31 9,438.49 11,104.10 77.09 166.04 24.00 594,000 8,219.34 9,669.81 8,630.31 10,153.30 9,041.27 10,636.79 9,452.24 11,120.28 77.22 166.32 24.00 595,000 8,231.30 9,683.88 8,642.86 10,168.07 9,054.43 10,652.27 9,465.99 11,136.46 77.35 166.60 24.00 596,000 8,243.26 9,697.95 8,655.42 10,182.85 9,067.58 10,667.75 9,479.75 11,152.64 77.48 166.88 24.00 597,000 8,255.22 9,712.02 8,667.98 10,197.62 9,080.74 10,683.22 9,493.50 11,168.82 77.61 167.16 24.00 598,000 8,267.18 9,726.09 8,680.54 10,212.39 9,093.89 10,698.70 9,507.25 11,185.00 77.74 167.44 24.00 599,000 8,279.14 9,740.16 8,693.09 10,227.17 9,107.05 10,714.18 9,521.01 11,201.18 77.87 167.72 24.00 600,000 8,291.10 9,754.23 8,705.65 10,241.94 9,120.21 10,729.65 9,534.76 11,217.36 78.00 168.00 24.00 601,000 8,303.06 9,768.30 8,718.21 10,256.72 9,133.36 10,745.13 9,548.51 11,233.55 78.13 168.28 25.00 602,000 8,315.01 9,782.37 8,730.77 10,271.49 9,146.52 10,760.61 9,562.27 11,249.73 78.26 168.56 25.00 603,000 8,326.97 9,796.44 8,743.32 10,286.26 9,159.67 10,776.08 9,576.02 11,265.91 78.39 168.84 25.00 604,000 8,338.93 9,810.51 8,755.88 10,301.04 9,172.83 10,791.56 9,589.77 11,282.09 78.52 169.12 25.00 605,000 8,350.89 9,824.58 8,768.44 10,315.81 9,185.98 10,807.04 9,603.53 11,298.27 78.65 169.40 25.00 606,000 8,362.85 9,838.65 8,781.00 10,330.58 9,199.14 10,822.52 9,617.28 11,314.45 78.78 169.68 25.00 607,000 8,374.81 9,852.72 8,793.55 10,345.36 9,212.29 10,837.99 9,631.03 11,330.63 78.91 169.96 25.00 608,000 8,386.77 9,866.79 8,806.11 10,360.13 9,225.45 10,853.47 9,644.79 11,346.81 79.04 170.24 25.00 609,000 8,398.73 9,880.86 8,818.67 10,374.90 9,238.60 10,868.95 9,658.54 11,362.99 79.17 170.52 25.00 610,000 8,410.69 9,894.93 8,831.23 10,389.68 9,251.76 10,884.42 9,672.29 11,379.17 79.30 170.80 25.00 611,000 8,422.65 9,909.00 8,843.78 10,404.45 9,264.92 10,899.90 9,686.05 11,395.35 79.43 171.08 25.00 612,000 8,434.61 9,923.07 8,856.34 10,419.22 9,278.07 10,915.38 9,699.80 11,411.53 79.56 171.36 25.00 613,000 8,446.57 9,937.14 8,868.90 10,434.00 9,291.23 10,930.85 9,713.55 11,427.71 79.69 171.64 25.00 614,000 8,458.53 9,951.21 8,881.45 10,448.77 9,304.38 10,946.33 9,727.31 11,443.89 79.82 171.92 25.00 45 DRAFT

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FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 615,000 8,470.49 9,965.28 8,894.01 10,463.54 9,317.54 10,961.81 9,741.06 11,460.07 79.95 172.20 25.00 616,000 8,482.45 9,979.35 8,906.57 10,478.32 9,330.69 10,977.29 9,754.81 11,476.25 80.08 172.48 25.00 617,000 8,494.41 9,993.42 8,919.13 10,493.09 9,343.85 10,992.76 9,768.57 11,492.43 80.21 172.76 25.00 618,000 8,506.37 10,007.49 8,931.68 10,507.86 9,357.00 11,008.24 9,782.32 11,508.61 80.34 173.04 25.00 619,000 8,518.33 10,021.56 8,944.24 10,522.64 9,370.16 11,023.72 9,796.07 11,524.79 80.47 173.32 25.00 620,000 8,530.29 10,035.63 8,956.80 10,537.41 9,383.31 11,039.19 9,809.83 11,540.97 80.60 173.60 25.00 621,000 8,542.25 10,049.70 8,969.36 10,552.19 9,396.47 11,054.67 9,823.58 11,557.16 80.73 173.88 25.00 622,000 8,554.20 10,063.77 8,981.91 10,566.96 9,409.62 11,070.15 9,837.34 11,573.34 80.86 174.16 25.00 623,000 8,566.16 10,077.84 8,994.47 10,581.73 9,422.78 11,085.62 9,851.09 11,589.52 80.99 174.44 25.00 624,000 8,578.12 10,091.91 9,007.03 10,596.51 9,435.94 11,101.10 9,864.84 11,605.70 81.12 174.72 25.00 625,000 8,590.08 10,105.98 9,019.59 10,611.28 9,449.09 11,116.58 9,878.60 11,621.88 81.25 175.00 25.00 626,000 8,602.04 10,120.05 9,032.14 10,626.05 9,462.25 11,132.06 9,892.35 11,638.06 81.38 175.28 26.00 627,000 8,614.00 10,134.12 9,044.70 10,640.83 9,475.40 11,147.53 9,906.10 11,654.24 81.51 175.56 26.00 628,000 8,625.96 10,148.19 9,057.26 10,655.60 9,488.56 11,163.01 9,919.86 11,670.42 81.64 175.84 26.00 629,000 8,637.92 10,162.26 9,069.82 10,670.37 9,501.71 11,178.49 9,933.61 11,686.60 81.77 176.12 26.00 630,000 8,649.88 10,176.33 9,082.37 10,685.15 9,514.87 11,193.96 9,947.36 11,702.78 81.90 176.40 26.00 631,000 8,661.84 10,190.40 9,094.93 10,699.92 9,528.02 11,209.44 9,961.12 11,718.96 82.03 176.68 26.00 632,000 8,673.80 10,204.47 9,107.49 10,714.69 9,541.18 11,224.92 9,974.87 11,735.14 82.16 176.96 26.00 633,000 8,685.76 10,218.54 9,120.05 10,729.47 9,554.33 11,240.39 9,988.62 11,751.32 82.29 177.24 26.00 634,000 8,697.72 10,232.61 9,132.60 10,744.24 9,567.49 11,255.87 10,002.38 11,767.50 82.42 177.52 26.00 635,000 8,709.68 10,246.68 9,145.16 10,759.01 9,580.65 11,271.35 10,016.13 11,783.68 82.55 177.80 26.00 636,000 8,721.64 10,260.75 9,157.72 10,773.79 9,593.80 11,286.83 10,029.88 11,799.86 82.68 178.08 26.00 637,000 8,733.60 10,274.82 9,170.28 10,788.56 9,606.96 11,302.30 10,043.64 11,816.04 82.81 178.36 26.00 638,000 8,745.56 10,288.89 9,182.83 10,803.33 9,620.11 11,317.78 10,057.39 11,832.22 82.94 178.64 26.00 639,000 8,757.52 10,302.96 9,195.39 10,818.11 9,633.27 11,333.26 10,071.14 11,848.40 83.07 178.92 26.00 640,000 8,769.48 10,317.03 9,207.95 10,832.88 9,646.42 11,348.73 10,084.90 11,864.58 83.20 179.20 26.00 641,000 8,781.44 10,331.10 9,220.51 10,847.66 9,659.58 11,364.21 10,098.65 11,880.77 83.33 179.48 26.00 642,000 8,793.39 10,345.17 9,233.06 10,862.43 9,672.73 11,379.69 10,112.40 11,896.95 83.46 179.76 26.00 643,000 8,805.35 10,359.24 9,245.62 10,877.20 9,685.89 11,395.16 10,126.16 11,913.13 83.59 180.04 26.00 644,000 8,817.31 10,373.31 9,258.18 10,891.98 9,699.04 11,410.64 10,139.91 11,929.31 83.72 180.32 26.00 645,000 8,829.27 10,387.38 9,270.74 10,906.75 9,712.20 11,426.12 10,153.66 11,945.49 83.85 180.60 26.00 646,000 8,841.23 10,401.45 9,283.29 10,921.52 9,725.36 11,441.60 10,167.42 11,961.67 83.98 180.88 26.00 647,000 8,853.19 10,415.52 9,295.85 10,936.30 9,738.51 11,457.07 10,181.17 11,977.85 84.11 181.16 26.00 648,000 8,865.15 10,429.59 9,308.41 10,951.07 9,751.67 11,472.55 10,194.92 11,994.03 84.24 181.44 26.00 649,000 8,877.11 10,443.66 9,320.97 10,965.84 9,764.82 11,488.03 10,208.68 12,010.21 84.37 181.72 26.00 650,000 8,889.07 10,457.73 9,333.52 10,980.62 9,777.98 11,503.50 10,222.43 12,026.39 84.50 182.00 26.00 651,000 8,901.03 10,471.80 9,346.08 10,995.39 9,791.13 11,518.98 10,236.18 12,042.57 84.63 182.28 27.00 652,000 8,912.99 10,485.87 9,358.64 11,010.16 9,804.29 11,534.46 10,249.94 12,058.75 84.76 182.56 27.00 653,000 8,924.95 10,499.94 9,371.20 11,024.94 9,817.44 11,549.93 10,263.69 12,074.93 84.89 182.84 27.00 654,000 8,936.91 10,514.01 9,383.75 11,039.71 9,830.60 11,565.41 10,277.44 12,091.11 85.02 183.12 27.00 655,000 8,948.87 10,528.08 9,396.31 11,054.48 9,843.75 11,580.89 10,291.20 12,107.29 85.15 183.40 27.00 656,000 8,960.83 10,542.15 9,408.87 11,069.26 9,856.91 11,596.37 10,304.95 12,123.47 85.28 183.68 27.00 657,000 8,972.79 10,556.22 9,421.43 11,084.03 9,870.07 11,611.84 10,318.71 12,139.65 85.41 183.96 27.00 658,000 8,984.75 10,570.29 9,433.98 11,098.80 9,883.22 11,627.32 10,332.46 12,155.83 85.54 184.24 27.00 46 DRAFT

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P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 659,000 8,996.71 10,584.36 9,446.54 11,113.58 9,896.38 11,642.80 10,346.21 12,172.01 85.67 184.52 27.00 660,000 9,008.67 10,598.43 9,459.10 11,128.35 9,909.53 11,658.27 10,359.97 12,188.19 85.80 184.80 27.00 661,000 9,020.63 10,612.50 9,471.66 11,143.13 9,922.69 11,673.75 10,373.72 12,204.38 85.93 185.08 27.00 662,000 9,032.58 10,626.57 9,484.21 11,157.90 9,935.84 11,689.23 10,387.47 12,220.56 86.06 185.36 27.00 663,000 9,044.54 10,640.64 9,496.77 11,172.67 9,949.00 11,704.70 10,401.23 12,236.74 86.19 185.64 27.00 664,000 9,056.50 10,654.71 9,509.33 11,187.45 9,962.15 11,720.18 10,414.98 12,252.92 86.32 185.92 27.00 665,000 9,068.46 10,668.78 9,521.89 11,202.22 9,975.31 11,735.66 10,428.73 12,269.10 86.45 186.20 27.00 666,000 9,080.42 10,682.85 9,534.44 11,216.99 9,988.46 11,751.14 10,442.49 12,285.28 86.58 186.48 27.00 667,000 9,092.38 10,696.92 9,547.00 11,231.77 10,001.62 11,766.61 10,456.24 12,301.46 86.71 186.76 27.00 668,000 9,104.34 10,710.99 9,559.56 11,246.54 10,014.78 11,782.09 10,469.99 12,317.64 86.84 187.04 27.00 669,000 9,116.30 10,725.06 9,572.12 11,261.31 10,027.93 11,797.57 10,483.75 12,333.82 86.97 187.32 27.00 670,000 9,128.26 10,739.13 9,584.67 11,276.09 10,041.09 11,813.04 10,497.50 12,350.00 87.10 187.60 27.00 671,000 9,140.22 10,753.20 9,597.23 11,290.86 10,054.24 11,828.52 10,511.25 12,366.18 87.23 187.88 27.00 672,000 9,152.18 10,767.27 9,609.79 11,305.63 10,067.40 11,844.00 10,525.01 12,382.36 87.36 188.16 27.00 673,000 9,164.14 10,781.34 9,622.35 11,320.41 10,080.55 11,859.47 10,538.76 12,398.54 87.49 188.44 27.00 674,000 9,176.10 10,795.41 9,634.90 11,335.18 10,093.71 11,874.95 10,552.51 12,414.72 87.62 188.72 27.00 675,000 9,188.06 10,809.48 9,647.46 11,349.95 10,106.86 11,890.43 10,566.27 12,430.90 87.75 189.00 27.00 676,000 9,200.02 10,823.55 9,660.02 11,364.73 10,120.02 11,905.91 10,580.02 12,447.08 87.88 189.28 28.00 677,000 9,211.98 10,837.62 9,672.58 11,379.50 10,133.17 11,921.38 10,593.77 12,463.26 88.01 189.56 28.00 678,000 9,223.94 10,851.69 9,685.13 11,394.27 10,146.33 11,936.86 10,607.53 12,479.44 88.14 189.84 28.00 679,000 9,235.90 10,865.76 9,697.69 11,409.05 10,159.49 11,952.34 10,621.28 12,495.62 88.27 190.12 28.00 680,000 9,247.86 10,879.83 9,710.25 11,423.82 10,172.64 11,967.81 10,635.03 12,511.80 88.40 190.40 28.00 681,000 9,259.82 10,893.90 9,722.81 11,438.60 10,185.80 11,983.29 10,648.79 12,527.99 88.53 190.68 28.00 682,000 9,271.77 10,907.97 9,735.36 11,453.37 10,198.95 11,998.77 10,662.54 12,544.17 88.66 190.96 28.00 683,000 9,283.73 10,922.04 9,747.92 11,468.14 10,212.11 12,014.24 10,676.29 12,560.35 88.79 191.24 28.00 684,000 9,295.69 10,936.11 9,760.48 11,482.92 10,225.26 12,029.72 10,690.05 12,576.53 88.92 191.52 28.00 685,000 9,307.65 10,950.18 9,773.04 11,497.69 10,238.42 12,045.20 10,703.80 12,592.71 89.05 191.80 28.00 686,000 9,319.61 10,964.25 9,785.59 11,512.46 10,251.57 12,060.68 10,717.55 12,608.89 89.18 192.08 28.00 687,000 9,331.57 10,978.32 9,798.15 11,527.24 10,264.73 12,076.15 10,731.31 12,625.07 89.31 192.36 28.00 688,000 9,343.53 10,992.39 9,810.71 11,542.01 10,277.88 12,091.63 10,745.06 12,641.25 89.44 192.64 28.00 689,000 9,355.49 11,006.46 9,823.27 11,556.78 10,291.04 12,107.11 10,758.81 12,657.43 89.57 192.92 28.00 690,000 9,367.45 11,020.53 9,835.82 11,571.56 10,304.20 12,122.58 10,772.57 12,673.61 89.70 193.20 28.00 691,000 9,379.41 11,034.60 9,848.38 11,586.33 10,317.35 12,138.06 10,786.32 12,689.79 89.83 193.48 28.00 692,000 9,391.37 11,048.67 9,860.94 11,601.10 10,330.51 12,153.54 10,800.07 12,705.97 89.96 193.76 28.00 693,000 9,403.33 11,062.74 9,873.50 11,615.88 10,343.66 12,169.01 10,813.83 12,722.15 90.09 194.04 28.00 694,000 9,415.29 11,076.81 9,886.05 11,630.65 10,356.82 12,184.49 10,827.58 12,738.33 90.22 194.32 28.00 695,000 9,427.25 11,090.88 9,898.61 11,645.42 10,369.97 12,199.97 10,841.34 12,754.51 90.35 194.60 28.00 696,000 9,439.21 11,104.95 9,911.17 11,660.20 10,383.13 12,215.45 10,855.09 12,770.69 90.48 194.88 28.00 697,000 9,451.17 11,119.02 9,923.73 11,674.97 10,396.28 12,230.92 10,868.84 12,786.87 90.61 195.16 28.00 698,000 9,463.13 11,133.09 9,936.28 11,689.74 10,409.44 12,246.40 10,882.60 12,803.05 90.74 195.44 28.00 699,000 9,475.09 11,147.16 9,948.84 11,704.52 10,422.59 12,261.88 10,896.35 12,819.23 90.87 195.72 28.00 700,000 9,487.05 11,161.23 9,961.40 11,719.29 10,435.75 12,277.35 10,910.10 12,835.41 91.00 196.00 28.00 701,000 9,499.01 11,175.30 9,973.96 11,734.07 10,448.91 12,292.83 10,923.86 12,851.60 91.13 196.28 29.00 702,000 9,510.96 11,189.37 9,986.51 11,748.84 10,462.06 12,308.31 10,937.61 12,867.78 91.26 196.56 29.00 47 DRAFT

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P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 703,000 9,522.92 11,203.44 9,999.07 11,763.61 10,475.22 12,323.78 10,951.36 12,883.96 91.39 196.84 29.00 704,000 9,534.88 11,217.51 10,011.63 11,778.39 10,488.37 12,339.26 10,965.12 12,900.14 91.52 197.12 29.00 705,000 9,546.84 11,231.58 10,024.19 11,793.16 10,501.53 12,354.74 10,978.87 12,916.32 91.65 197.40 29.00 706,000 9,558.80 11,245.65 10,036.74 11,807.93 10,514.68 12,370.22 10,992.62 12,932.50 91.78 197.68 29.00 707,000 9,570.76 11,259.72 10,049.30 11,822.71 10,527.84 12,385.69 11,006.38 12,948.68 91.91 197.96 29.00 708,000 9,582.72 11,273.79 10,061.86 11,837.48 10,540.99 12,401.17 11,020.13 12,964.86 92.04 198.24 29.00 709,000 9,594.68 11,287.86 10,074.42 11,852.25 10,554.15 12,416.65 11,033.88 12,981.04 92.17 198.52 29.00 710,000 9,606.64 11,301.93 10,086.97 11,867.03 10,567.30 12,432.12 11,047.64 12,997.22 92.30 198.80 29.00 711,000 9,618.60 11,316.00 10,099.53 11,881.80 10,580.46 12,447.60 11,061.39 13,013.40 92.43 199.08 29.00 712,000 9,630.56 11,330.07 10,112.09 11,896.57 10,593.62 12,463.08 11,075.14 13,029.58 92.56 199.36 29.00 713,000 9,642.52 11,344.14 10,124.64 11,911.35 10,606.77 12,478.55 11,088.90 13,045.76 92.69 199.64 29.00 714,000 9,654.48 11,358.21 10,137.20 11,926.12 10,619.93 12,494.03 11,102.65 13,061.94 92.82 199.92 29.00 715,000 9,666.44 11,372.28 10,149.76 11,940.89 10,633.08 12,509.51 11,116.40 13,078.12 92.95 200.20 29.00 716,000 9,678.40 11,386.35 10,162.32 11,955.67 10,646.24 12,524.99 11,130.16 13,094.30 93.08 200.48 29.00 717,000 9,690.36 11,400.42 10,174.87 11,970.44 10,659.39 12,540.46 11,143.91 13,110.48 93.21 200.76 29.00 718,000 9,702.32 11,414.49 10,187.43 11,985.21 10,672.55 12,555.94 11,157.66 13,126.66 93.34 201.04 29.00 719,000 9,714.28 11,428.56 10,199.99 11,999.99 10,685.70 12,571.42 11,171.42 13,142.84 93.47 201.32 29.00 720,000 9,726.24 11,442.63 10,212.55 12,014.76 10,698.86 12,586.89 11,185.17 13,159.02 93.60 201.60 29.00 721,000 9,738.20 11,456.70 10,225.10 12,029.54 10,712.01 12,602.37 11,198.92 13,175.21 93.73 201.88 29.00 722,000 9,750.15 11,470.77 10,237.66 12,044.31 10,725.17 12,617.85 11,212.68 13,191.39 93.86 202.16 29.00 723,000 9,762.11 11,484.84 10,250.22 12,059.08 10,738.33 12,633.32 11,226.43 13,207.57 93.99 202.44 29.00 724,000 9,774.07 11,498.91 10,262.78 12,073.86 10,751.48 12,648.80 11,240.18 13,223.75 94.12 202.72 29.00 725,000 9,786.03 11,512.98 10,275.33 12,088.63 10,764.64 12,664.28 11,253.94 13,239.93 94.25 203.00 29.00 726,000 9,797.99 11,527.05 10,287.89 12,103.40 10,777.79 12,679.76 11,267.69 13,256.11 94.38 203.28 30.00 727,000 9,809.95 11,541.12 10,300.45 12,118.18 10,790.95 12,695.23 11,281.44 13,272.29 94.51 203.56 30.00 728,000 9,821.91 11,555.19 10,313.01 12,132.95 10,804.10 12,710.71 11,295.20 13,288.47 94.64 203.84 30.00 729,000 9,833.87 11,569.26 10,325.56 12,147.72 10,817.26 12,726.19 11,308.95 13,304.65 94.77 204.12 30.00 730,000 9,845.83 11,583.33 10,338.12 12,162.50 10,830.41 12,741.66 11,322.71 13,320.83 94.90 204.40 30.00 731,000 9,857.79 11,597.40 10,350.68 12,177.27 10,843.57 12,757.14 11,336.46 13,337.01 95.03 204.68 30.00 732,000 9,869.75 11,611.47 10,363.24 12,192.04 10,856.72 12,772.62 11,350.21 13,353.19 95.16 204.96 30.00 733,000 9,881.71 11,625.54 10,375.79 12,206.82 10,869.88 12,788.09 11,363.97 13,369.37 95.29 205.24 30.00 734,000 9,893.67 11,639.61 10,388.35 12,221.59 10,883.04 12,803.57 11,377.72 13,385.55 95.42 205.52 30.00 735,000 9,905.63 11,653.68 10,400.91 12,236.36 10,896.19 12,819.05 11,391.47 13,401.73 95.55 205.80 30.00 736,000 9,917.59 11,667.75 10,413.47 12,251.14 10,909.35 12,834.53 11,405.23 13,417.91 95.68 206.08 30.00 737,000 9,929.55 11,681.82 10,426.02 12,265.91 10,922.50 12,850.00 11,418.98 13,434.09 95.81 206.36 30.00 738,000 9,941.51 11,695.89 10,438.58 12,280.68 10,935.66 12,865.48 11,432.73 13,450.27 95.94 206.64 30.00 739,000 9,953.47 11,709.96 10,451.14 12,295.46 10,948.81 12,880.96 11,446.49 13,466.45 96.07 206.92 30.00 740,000 9,965.43 11,724.03 10,463.70 12,310.23 10,961.97 12,896.43 11,460.24 13,482.63 96.20 207.20 30.00 741,000 9,977.39 11,738.10 10,476.25 12,325.01 10,975.12 12,911.91 11,473.99 13,498.82 96.33 207.48 30.00 742,000 9,989.34 11,752.17 10,488.81 12,339.78 10,988.28 12,927.39 11,487.75 13,515.00 96.46 207.76 30.00 743,000 10,001.30 11,766.24 10,501.37 12,354.55 11,001.43 12,942.86 11,501.50 13,531.18 96.59 208.04 30.00 744,000 10,013.26 11,780.31 10,513.93 12,369.33 11,014.59 12,958.34 11,515.25 13,547.36 96.72 208.32 30.00 745,000 10,025.22 11,794.38 10,526.48 12,384.10 11,027.75 12,973.82 11,529.01 13,563.54 96.85 208.60 30.00 746,000 10,037.18 11,808.45 10,539.04 12,398.87 11,040.90 12,989.30 11,542.76 13,579.72 96.98 208.88 30.00 48 DRAFT

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FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 747,000 10,049.14 11,822.52 10,551.60 12,413.65 11,054.06 13,004.77 11,556.51 13,595.90 97.11 209.16 30.00 748,000 10,061.10 11,836.59 10,564.16 12,428.42 11,067.21 13,020.25 11,570.27 13,612.08 97.24 209.44 30.00 749,000 10,073.06 11,850.66 10,576.71 12,443.19 11,080.37 13,035.73 11,584.02 13,628.26 97.37 209.72 30.00 750,000 10,085.02 11,864.73 10,589.27 12,457.97 11,093.52 13,051.20 11,597.77 13,644.44 97.50 210.00 30.00 751,000 10,096.98 11,878.80 10,601.83 12,472.74 11,106.68 13,066.68 11,611.53 13,660.62 97.63 210.28 31.00 752,000 10,108.94 11,892.87 10,614.39 12,487.51 11,119.83 13,082.16 11,625.28 13,676.80 97.76 210.56 31.00 753,000 10,120.90 11,906.94 10,626.94 12,502.29 11,132.99 13,097.63 11,639.03 13,692.98 97.89 210.84 31.00 754,000 10,132.86 11,921.01 10,639.50 12,517.06 11,146.14 13,113.11 11,652.79 13,709.16 98.02 211.12 31.00 755,000 10,144.82 11,935.08 10,652.06 12,531.83 11,159.30 13,128.59 11,666.54 13,725.34 98.15 211.40 31.00 756,000 10,156.78 11,949.15 10,664.62 12,546.61 11,172.46 13,144.07 11,680.29 13,741.52 98.28 211.68 31.00 757,000 10,168.74 11,963.22 10,677.17 12,561.38 11,185.61 13,159.54 11,694.05 13,757.70 98.41 211.96 31.00 758,000 10,180.70 11,977.29 10,689.73 12,576.15 11,198.77 13,175.02 11,707.80 13,773.88 98.54 212.24 31.00 759,000 10,192.66 11,991.36 10,702.29 12,590.93 11,211.92 13,190.50 11,721.55 13,790.06 98.67 212.52 31.00 760,000 10,204.62 12,005.43 10,714.85 12,605.70 11,225.08 13,205.97 11,735.31 13,806.24 98.80 212.80 31.00 761,000 10,216.58 12,019.50 10,727.40 12,620.48 11,238.23 13,221.45 11,749.06 13,822.43 98.93 213.08 31.00 762,000 10,228.53 12,033.57 10,739.96 12,635.25 11,251.39 13,236.93 11,762.81 13,838.61 99.06 213.36 31.00 763,000 10,240.49 12,047.64 10,752.52 12,650.02 11,264.54 13,252.40 11,776.57 13,854.79 99.19 213.64 31.00 764,000 10,252.45 12,061.71 10,765.08 12,664.80 11,277.70 13,267.88 11,790.32 13,870.97 99.32 213.92 31.00 765,000 10,264.41 12,075.78 10,777.63 12,679.57 11,290.85 13,283.36 11,804.07 13,887.15 99.45 214.20 31.00 766,000 10,276.37 12,089.85 10,790.19 12,694.34 11,304.01 13,298.84 11,817.83 13,903.33 99.58 214.48 31.00 767,000 10,288.33 12,103.92 10,802.75 12,709.12 11,317.17 13,314.31 11,831.58 13,919.51 99.71 214.76 31.00 768,000 10,300.29 12,117.99 10,815.31 12,723.89 11,330.32 13,329.79 11,845.34 13,935.69 99.84 215.04 31.00 769,000 10,312.25 12,132.06 10,827.86 12,738.66 11,343.48 13,345.27 11,859.09 13,951.87 99.97 215.32 31.00 770,000 10,324.21 12,146.13 10,840.42 12,753.44 11,356.63 13,360.74 11,872.84 13,968.05 100.10 215.60 31.00 771,000 10,336.17 12,160.20 10,852.98 12,768.21 11,369.79 13,376.22 11,886.60 13,984.23 100.23 215.88 31.00 772,000 10,348.13 12,174.27 10,865.54 12,782.98 11,382.94 13,391.70 11,900.35 14,000.41 100.36 216.16 31.00 773,000 10,360.09 12,188.34 10,878.09 12,797.76 11,396.10 13,407.17 11,914.10 14,016.59 100.49 216.44 31.00 774,000 10,372.05 12,202.41 10,890.65 12,812.53 11,409.25 13,422.65 11,927.86 14,032.77 100.62 216.72 31.00 775,000 10,384.01 12,216.48 10,903.21 12,827.30 11,422.41 13,438.13 11,941.61 14,048.95 100.75 217.00 31.00 776,000 10,395.97 12,230.55 10,915.77 12,842.08 11,435.56 13,453.61 11,955.36 14,065.13 100.88 217.28 32.00 777,000 10,407.93 12,244.62 10,928.32 12,856.85 11,448.72 13,469.08 11,969.12 14,081.31 101.01 217.56 32.00 778,000 10,419.89 12,258.69 10,940.88 12,871.62 11,461.88 13,484.56 11,982.87 14,097.49 101.14 217.84 32.00 779,000 10,431.85 12,272.76 10,953.44 12,886.40 11,475.03 13,500.04 11,996.62 14,113.67 101.27 218.12 32.00 780,000 10,443.81 12,286.83 10,966.00 12,901.17 11,488.19 13,515.51 12,010.38 14,129.85 101.40 218.40 32.00 781,000 10,455.77 12,300.90 10,978.55 12,915.95 11,501.34 13,530.99 12,024.13 14,146.04 101.53 218.68 32.00 782,000 10,467.72 12,314.97 10,991.11 12,930.72 11,514.50 13,546.47 12,037.88 14,162.22 101.66 218.96 32.00 783,000 10,479.68 12,329.04 11,003.67 12,945.49 11,527.65 13,561.94 12,051.64 14,178.40 101.79 219.24 32.00 784,000 10,491.64 12,343.11 11,016.23 12,960.27 11,540.81 13,577.42 12,065.39 14,194.58 101.92 219.52 32.00 785,000 10,503.60 12,357.18 11,028.78 12,975.04 11,553.96 13,592.90 12,079.14 14,210.76 102.05 219.80 32.00 786,000 10,515.56 12,371.25 11,041.34 12,989.81 11,567.12 13,608.38 12,092.90 14,226.94 102.18 220.08 32.00 787,000 10,527.52 12,385.32 11,053.90 13,004.59 11,580.27 13,623.85 12,106.65 14,243.12 102.31 220.36 32.00 788,000 10,539.48 12,399.39 11,066.46 13,019.36 11,593.43 13,639.33 12,120.40 14,259.30 102.44 220.64 32.00 789,000 10,551.44 12,413.46 11,079.01 13,034.13 11,606.59 13,654.81 12,134.16 14,275.48 102.57 220.92 32.00 790,000 10,563.40 12,427.53 11,091.57 13,048.91 11,619.74 13,670.28 12,147.91 14,291.66 102.70 221.20 32.00 49 DRAFT

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FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 791,000 10,575.36 12,441.60 11,104.13 13,063.68 11,632.90 13,685.76 12,161.66 14,307.84 102.83 221.48 32.00 792,000 10,587.32 12,455.67 11,116.69 13,078.45 11,646.05 13,701.24 12,175.42 14,324.02 102.96 221.76 32.00 793,000 10,599.28 12,469.74 11,129.24 13,093.23 11,659.21 13,716.71 12,189.17 14,340.20 103.09 222.04 32.00 794,000 10,611.24 12,483.81 11,141.80 13,108.00 11,672.36 13,732.19 12,202.92 14,356.38 103.22 222.32 32.00 795,000 10,623.20 12,497.88 11,154.36 13,122.77 11,685.52 13,747.67 12,216.68 14,372.56 103.35 222.60 32.00 796,000 10,635.16 12,511.95 11,166.92 13,137.55 11,698.67 13,763.15 12,230.43 14,388.74 103.48 222.88 32.00 797,000 10,647.12 12,526.02 11,179.47 13,152.32 11,711.83 13,778.62 12,244.18 14,404.92 103.61 223.16 32.00 798,000 10,659.08 12,540.09 11,192.03 13,167.09 11,724.98 13,794.10 12,257.94 14,421.10 103.74 223.44 32.00 799,000 10,671.04 12,554.16 11,204.59 13,181.87 11,738.14 13,809.58 12,271.69 14,437.28 103.87 223.72 32.00 800,000 10,683.00 12,568.23 11,217.15 13,196.64 11,751.30 13,825.05 12,285.44 14,453.46 104.00 224.00 32.00 801,000 10,694.96 12,582.30 11,229.70 13,211.42 11,764.45 13,840.53 12,299.20 14,469.65 104.13 224.28 33.00 802,000 10,706.91 12,596.37 11,242.26 13,226.19 11,777.61 13,856.01 12,312.95 14,485.83 104.26 224.56 33.00 803,000 10,718.87 12,610.44 11,254.82 13,240.96 11,790.76 13,871.48 12,326.71 14,502.01 104.39 224.84 33.00 804,000 10,730.83 12,624.51 11,267.38 13,255.74 11,803.92 13,886.96 12,340.46 14,518.19 104.52 225.12 33.00 805,000 10,742.79 12,638.58 11,279.93 13,270.51 11,817.07 13,902.44 12,354.21 14,534.37 104.65 225.40 33.00 806,000 10,754.75 12,652.65 11,292.49 13,285.28 11,830.23 13,917.92 12,367.97 14,550.55 104.78 225.68 33.00 807,000 10,766.71 12,666.72 11,305.05 13,300.06 11,843.38 13,933.39 12,381.72 14,566.73 104.91 225.96 33.00 808,000 10,778.67 12,680.79 11,317.61 13,314.83 11,856.54 13,948.87 12,395.47 14,582.91 105.04 226.24 33.00 809,000 10,790.63 12,694.86 11,330.16 13,329.60 11,869.69 13,964.35 12,409.23 14,599.09 105.17 226.52 33.00 810,000 10,802.59 12,708.93 11,342.72 13,344.38 11,882.85 13,979.82 12,422.98 14,615.27 105.30 226.80 33.00 811,000 10,814.55 12,723.00 11,355.28 13,359.15 11,896.01 13,995.30 12,436.73 14,631.45 105.43 227.08 33.00 812,000 10,826.51 12,737.07 11,367.83 13,373.92 11,909.16 14,010.78 12,450.49 14,647.63 105.56 227.36 33.00 813,000 10,838.47 12,751.14 11,380.39 13,388.70 11,922.32 14,026.25 12,464.24 14,663.81 105.69 227.64 33.00 814,000 10,850.43 12,765.21 11,392.95 13,403.47 11,935.47 14,041.73 12,477.99 14,679.99 105.82 227.92 33.00 815,000 10,862.39 12,779.28 11,405.51 13,418.24 11,948.63 14,057.21 12,491.75 14,696.17 105.95 228.20 33.00 816,000 10,874.35 12,793.35 11,418.06 13,433.02 11,961.78 14,072.69 12,505.50 14,712.35 106.08 228.48 33.00 817,000 10,886.31 12,807.42 11,430.62 13,447.79 11,974.94 14,088.16 12,519.25 14,728.53 106.21 228.76 33.00 818,000 10,898.27 12,821.49 11,443.18 13,462.56 11,988.09 14,103.64 12,533.01 14,744.71 106.34 229.04 33.00 819,000 10,910.23 12,835.56 11,455.74 13,477.34 12,001.25 14,119.12 12,546.76 14,760.89 106.47 229.32 33.00 820,000 10,922.19 12,849.63 11,468.29 13,492.11 12,014.40 14,134.59 12,560.51 14,777.07 106.60 229.60 33.00 821,000 10,934.15 12,863.70 11,480.85 13,506.89 12,027.56 14,150.07 12,574.27 14,793.26 106.73 229.88 33.00 822,000 10,946.10 12,877.77 11,493.41 13,521.66 12,040.71 14,165.55 12,588.02 14,809.44 106.86 230.16 33.00 823,000 10,958.06 12,891.84 11,505.97 13,536.43 12,053.87 14,181.02 12,601.77 14,825.62 106.99 230.44 33.00 824,000 10,970.02 12,905.91 11,518.52 13,551.21 12,067.03 14,196.50 12,615.53 14,841.80 107.12 230.72 33.00 825,000 10,981.98 12,919.98 11,531.08 13,565.98 12,080.18 14,211.98 12,629.28 14,857.98 107.25 231.00 33.00 826,000 10,993.94 12,934.05 11,543.64 13,580.75 12,093.34 14,227.46 12,643.03 14,874.16 107.38 231.28 34.00 827,000 11,005.90 12,948.12 11,556.20 13,595.53 12,106.49 14,242.93 12,656.79 14,890.34 107.51 231.56 34.00 828,000 11,017.86 12,962.19 11,568.75 13,610.30 12,119.65 14,258.41 12,670.54 14,906.52 107.64 231.84 34.00 829,000 11,029.82 12,976.26 11,581.31 13,625.07 12,132.80 14,273.89 12,684.29 14,922.70 107.77 232.12 34.00 830,000 11,041.78 12,990.33 11,593.87 13,639.85 12,145.96 14,289.36 12,698.05 14,938.88 107.90 232.40 34.00 831,000 11,053.74 13,004.40 11,606.43 13,654.62 12,159.11 14,304.84 12,711.80 14,955.06 108.03 232.68 34.00 832,000 11,065.70 13,018.47 11,618.98 13,669.39 12,172.27 14,320.32 12,725.55 14,971.24 108.16 232.96 34.00 833,000 11,077.66 13,032.54 11,631.54 13,684.17 12,185.42 14,335.79 12,739.31 14,987.42 108.29 233.24 34.00 834,000 11,089.62 13,046.61 11,644.10 13,698.94 12,198.58 14,351.27 12,753.06 15,003.60 108.42 233.52 34.00 50 DRAFT

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P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 835,000 11,101.58 13,060.68 11,656.66 13,713.71 12,211.74 14,366.75 12,766.81 15,019.78 108.55 233.80 34.00 836,000 11,113.54 13,074.75 11,669.21 13,728.49 12,224.89 14,382.23 12,780.57 15,035.96 108.68 234.08 34.00 837,000 11,125.50 13,088.82 11,681.77 13,743.26 12,238.05 14,397.70 12,794.32 15,052.14 108.81 234.36 34.00 838,000 11,137.46 13,102.89 11,694.33 13,758.03 12,251.20 14,413.18 12,808.07 15,068.32 108.94 234.64 34.00 839,000 11,149.42 13,116.96 11,706.89 13,772.81 12,264.36 14,428.66 12,821.83 15,084.50 109.07 234.92 34.00 840,000 11,161.38 13,131.03 11,719.44 13,787.58 12,277.51 14,444.13 12,835.58 15,100.68 109.20 235.20 34.00 841,000 11,173.34 13,145.10 11,732.00 13,802.36 12,290.67 14,459.61 12,849.34 15,116.87 109.33 235.48 34.00 842,000 11,185.29 13,159.17 11,744.56 13,817.13 12,303.82 14,475.09 12,863.09 15,133.05 109.46 235.76 34.00 843,000 11,197.25 13,173.24 11,757.12 13,831.90 12,316.98 14,490.56 12,876.84 15,149.23 109.59 236.04 34.00 844,000 11,209.21 13,187.31 11,769.67 13,846.68 12,330.13 14,506.04 12,890.60 15,165.41 109.72 236.32 34.00 845,000 11,221.17 13,201.38 11,782.23 13,861.45 12,343.29 14,521.52 12,904.35 15,181.59 109.85 236.60 34.00 846,000 11,233.13 13,215.45 11,794.79 13,876.22 12,356.45 14,537.00 12,918.10 15,197.77 109.98 236.88 34.00 847,000 11,245.09 13,229.52 11,807.35 13,891.00 12,369.60 14,552.47 12,931.86 15,213.95 110.11 237.16 34.00 848,000 11,257.05 13,243.59 11,819.90 13,905.77 12,382.76 14,567.95 12,945.61 15,230.13 110.24 237.44 34.00 849,000 11,269.01 13,257.66 11,832.46 13,920.54 12,395.91 14,583.43 12,959.36 15,246.31 110.37 237.72 34.00 850,000 11,280.97 13,271.73 11,845.02 13,935.32 12,409.07 14,598.90 12,973.12 15,262.49 110.50 238.00 34.00 851,000 11,292.93 13,285.80 11,857.58 13,950.09 12,422.22 14,614.38 12,986.87 15,278.67 110.63 238.28 35.00 852,000 11,304.89 13,299.87 11,870.13 13,964.86 12,435.38 14,629.86 13,000.62 15,294.85 110.76 238.56 35.00 853,000 11,316.85 13,313.94 11,882.69 13,979.64 12,448.53 14,645.33 13,014.38 15,311.03 110.89 238.84 35.00 854,000 11,328.81 13,328.01 11,895.25 13,994.41 12,461.69 14,660.81 13,028.13 15,327.21 111.02 239.12 35.00 855,000 11,340.77 13,342.08 11,907.81 14,009.18 12,474.84 14,676.29 13,041.88 15,343.39 111.15 239.40 35.00 856,000 11,352.73 13,356.15 11,920.36 14,023.96 12,488.00 14,691.77 13,055.64 15,359.57 111.28 239.68 35.00 857,000 11,364.69 13,370.22 11,932.92 14,038.73 12,501.16 14,707.24 13,069.39 15,375.75 111.41 239.96 35.00 858,000 11,376.65 13,384.29 11,945.48 14,053.50 12,514.31 14,722.72 13,083.14 15,391.93 111.54 240.24 35.00 859,000 11,388.61 13,398.36 11,958.04 14,068.28 12,527.47 14,738.20 13,096.90 15,408.11 111.67 240.52 35.00 860,000 11,400.57 13,412.43 11,970.59 14,083.05 12,540.62 14,753.67 13,110.65 15,424.29 111.80 240.80 35.00 861,000 11,412.53 13,426.50 11,983.15 14,097.83 12,553.78 14,769.15 13,124.40 15,440.48 111.93 241.08 35.00 862,000 11,424.48 13,440.57 11,995.71 14,112.60 12,566.93 14,784.63 13,138.16 15,456.66 112.06 241.36 35.00 863,000 11,436.44 13,454.64 12,008.27 14,127.37 12,580.09 14,800.10 13,151.91 15,472.84 112.19 241.64 35.00 864,000 11,448.40 13,468.71 12,020.82 14,142.15 12,593.24 14,815.58 13,165.66 15,489.02 112.32 241.92 35.00 865,000 11,460.36 13,482.78 12,033.38 14,156.92 12,606.40 14,831.06 13,179.42 15,505.20 112.45 242.20 35.00 866,000 11,472.32 13,496.85 12,045.94 14,171.69 12,619.55 14,846.54 13,193.17 15,521.38 112.58 242.48 35.00 867,000 11,484.28 13,510.92 12,058.50 14,186.47 12,632.71 14,862.01 13,206.92 15,537.56 112.71 242.76 35.00 868,000 11,496.24 13,524.99 12,071.05 14,201.24 12,645.87 14,877.49 13,220.68 15,553.74 112.84 243.04 35.00 869,000 11,508.20 13,539.06 12,083.61 14,216.01 12,659.02 14,892.97 13,234.43 15,569.92 112.97 243.32 35.00 870,000 11,520.16 13,553.13 12,096.17 14,230.79 12,672.18 14,908.44 13,248.18 15,586.10 113.10 243.60 35.00 871,000 11,532.12 13,567.20 12,108.73 14,245.56 12,685.33 14,923.92 13,261.94 15,602.28 113.23 243.88 35.00 872,000 11,544.08 13,581.27 12,121.28 14,260.33 12,698.49 14,939.40 13,275.69 15,618.46 113.36 244.16 35.00 873,000 11,556.04 13,595.34 12,133.84 14,275.11 12,711.64 14,954.87 13,289.44 15,634.64 113.49 244.44 35.00 874,000 11,568.00 13,609.41 12,146.40 14,289.88 12,724.80 14,970.35 13,303.20 15,650.82 113.62 244.72 35.00 875,000 11,579.96 13,623.48 12,158.96 14,304.65 12,737.95 14,985.83 13,316.95 15,667.00 113.75 245.00 35.00 876,000 11,591.92 13,637.55 12,171.51 14,319.43 12,751.11 15,001.31 13,330.71 15,683.18 113.88 245.28 36.00 877,000 11,603.88 13,651.62 12,184.07 14,334.20 12,764.26 15,016.78 13,344.46 15,699.36 114.01 245.56 36.00 878,000 11,615.84 13,665.69 12,196.63 14,348.97 12,777.42 15,032.26 13,358.21 15,715.54 114.14 245.84 36.00 51 DRAFT

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FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 879,000 11,627.80 13,679.76 12,209.19 14,363.75 12,790.58 15,047.74 13,371.97 15,731.72 114.27 246.12 36.00 880,000 11,639.76 13,693.83 12,221.74 14,378.52 12,803.73 15,063.21 13,385.72 15,747.90 114.40 246.40 36.00 881,000 11,651.72 13,707.90 12,234.30 14,393.30 12,816.89 15,078.69 13,399.47 15,764.09 114.53 246.68 36.00 882,000 11,663.67 13,721.97 12,246.86 14,408.07 12,830.04 15,094.17 13,413.23 15,780.27 114.66 246.96 36.00 883,000 11,675.63 13,736.04 12,259.42 14,422.84 12,843.20 15,109.64 13,426.98 15,796.45 114.79 247.24 36.00 884,000 11,687.59 13,750.11 12,271.97 14,437.62 12,856.35 15,125.12 13,440.73 15,812.63 114.92 247.52 36.00 885,000 11,699.55 13,764.18 12,284.53 14,452.39 12,869.51 15,140.60 13,454.49 15,828.81 115.05 247.80 36.00 886,000 11,711.51 13,778.25 12,297.09 14,467.16 12,882.66 15,156.08 13,468.24 15,844.99 115.18 248.08 36.00 887,000 11,723.47 13,792.32 12,309.65 14,481.94 12,895.82 15,171.55 13,481.99 15,861.17 115.31 248.36 36.00 888,000 11,735.43 13,806.39 12,322.20 14,496.71 12,908.97 15,187.03 13,495.75 15,877.35 115.44 248.64 36.00 889,000 11,747.39 13,820.46 12,334.76 14,511.48 12,922.13 15,202.51 13,509.50 15,893.53 115.57 248.92 36.00 890,000 11,759.35 13,834.53 12,347.32 14,526.26 12,935.29 15,217.98 13,523.25 15,909.71 115.70 249.20 36.00 891,000 11,771.31 13,848.60 12,359.88 14,541.03 12,948.44 15,233.46 13,537.01 15,925.89 115.83 249.48 36.00 892,000 11,783.27 13,862.67 12,372.43 14,555.80 12,961.60 15,248.94 13,550.76 15,942.07 115.96 249.76 36.00 893,000 11,795.23 13,876.74 12,384.99 14,570.58 12,974.75 15,264.41 13,564.51 15,958.25 116.09 250.04 36.00 894,000 11,807.19 13,890.81 12,397.55 14,585.35 12,987.91 15,279.89 13,578.27 15,974.43 116.22 250.32 36.00 895,000 11,819.15 13,904.88 12,410.11 14,600.12 13,001.06 15,295.37 13,592.02 15,990.61 116.35 250.60 36.00 896,000 11,831.11 13,918.95 12,422.66 14,614.90 13,014.22 15,310.85 13,605.77 16,006.79 116.48 250.88 36.00 897,000 11,843.07 13,933.02 12,435.22 14,629.67 13,027.37 15,326.32 13,619.53 16,022.97 116.61 251.16 36.00 898,000 11,855.03 13,947.09 12,447.78 14,644.44 13,040.53 15,341.80 13,633.28 16,039.15 116.74 251.44 36.00 899,000 11,866.99 13,961.16 12,460.34 14,659.22 13,053.68 15,357.28 13,647.03 16,055.33 116.87 251.72 36.00 900,000 11,878.95 13,975.23 12,472.89 14,673.99 13,066.84 15,372.75 13,660.79 16,071.51 117.00 252.00 36.00 901,000 11,890.91 13,989.30 12,485.45 14,688.77 13,080.00 15,388.23 13,674.54 16,087.70 117.13 252.28 37.00 902,000 11,902.86 14,003.37 12,498.01 14,703.54 13,093.15 15,403.71 13,688.29 16,103.88 117.26 252.56 37.00 903,000 11,914.82 14,017.44 12,510.57 14,718.31 13,106.31 15,419.18 13,702.05 16,120.06 117.39 252.84 37.00 904,000 11,926.78 14,031.51 12,523.12 14,733.09 13,119.46 15,434.66 13,715.80 16,136.24 117.52 253.12 37.00 905,000 11,938.74 14,045.58 12,535.68 14,747.86 13,132.62 15,450.14 13,729.55 16,152.42 117.65 253.40 37.00 906,000 11,950.70 14,059.65 12,548.24 14,762.63 13,145.77 15,465.62 13,743.31 16,168.60 117.78 253.68 37.00 907,000 11,962.66 14,073.72 12,560.80 14,777.41 13,158.93 15,481.09 13,757.06 16,184.78 117.91 253.96 37.00 908,000 11,974.62 14,087.79 12,573.35 14,792.18 13,172.08 15,496.57 13,770.81 16,200.96 118.04 254.24 37.00 909,000 11,986.58 14,101.86 12,585.91 14,806.95 13,185.24 15,512.05 13,784.57 16,217.14 118.17 254.52 37.00 910,000 11,998.54 14,115.93 12,598.47 14,821.73 13,198.39 15,527.52 13,798.32 16,233.32 118.30 254.80 37.00 911,000 12,010.50 14,130.00 12,611.03 14,836.50 13,211.55 15,543.00 13,812.08 16,249.50 118.43 255.08 37.00 912,000 12,022.46 14,144.07 12,623.58 14,851.27 13,224.71 15,558.48 13,825.83 16,265.68 118.56 255.36 37.00 913,000 12,034.42 14,158.14 12,636.14 14,866.05 13,237.86 15,573.95 13,839.58 16,281.86 118.69 255.64 37.00 914,000 12,046.38 14,172.21 12,648.70 14,880.82 13,251.02 15,589.43 13,853.34 16,298.04 118.82 255.92 37.00 915,000 12,058.34 14,186.28 12,661.25 14,895.59 13,264.17 15,604.91 13,867.09 16,314.22 118.95 256.20 37.00 916,000 12,070.30 14,200.35 12,673.81 14,910.37 13,277.33 15,620.39 13,880.84 16,330.40 119.08 256.48 37.00 917,000 12,082.26 14,214.42 12,686.37 14,925.14 13,290.48 15,635.86 13,894.60 16,346.58 119.21 256.76 37.00 918,000 12,094.22 14,228.49 12,698.93 14,939.91 13,303.64 15,651.34 13,908.35 16,362.76 119.34 257.04 37.00 919,000 12,106.18 14,242.56 12,711.48 14,954.69 13,316.79 15,666.82 13,922.10 16,378.94 119.47 257.32 37.00 920,000 12,118.14 14,256.63 12,724.04 14,969.46 13,329.95 15,682.29 13,935.86 16,395.12 119.60 257.60 37.00 921,000 12,130.10 14,270.70 12,736.60 14,984.24 13,343.10 15,697.77 13,949.61 16,411.31 119.73 257.88 37.00 922,000 12,142.05 14,284.77 12,749.16 14,999.01 13,356.26 15,713.25 13,963.36 16,427.49 119.86 258.16 37.00 52 DRAFT

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P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 923,000 12,154.01 14,298.84 12,761.71 15,013.78 13,369.42 15,728.72 13,977.12 16,443.67 119.99 258.44 37.00 924,000 12,165.97 14,312.91 12,774.27 15,028.56 13,382.57 15,744.20 13,990.87 16,459.85 120.12 258.72 37.00 925,000 12,177.93 14,326.98 12,786.83 15,043.33 13,395.73 15,759.68 14,004.62 16,476.03 120.25 259.00 37.00 926,000 12,189.89 14,341.05 12,799.39 15,058.10 13,408.88 15,775.16 14,018.38 16,492.21 120.38 259.28 38.00 927,000 12,201.85 14,355.12 12,811.94 15,072.88 13,422.04 15,790.63 14,032.13 16,508.39 120.51 259.56 38.00 928,000 12,213.81 14,369.19 12,824.50 15,087.65 13,435.19 15,806.11 14,045.88 16,524.57 120.64 259.84 38.00 929,000 12,225.77 14,383.26 12,837.06 15,102.42 13,448.35 15,821.59 14,059.64 16,540.75 120.77 260.12 38.00 930,000 12,237.73 14,397.33 12,849.62 15,117.20 13,461.50 15,837.06 14,073.39 16,556.93 120.90 260.40 38.00 931,000 12,249.69 14,411.40 12,862.17 15,131.97 13,474.66 15,852.54 14,087.14 16,573.11 121.03 260.68 38.00 932,000 12,261.65 14,425.47 12,874.73 15,146.74 13,487.81 15,868.02 14,100.90 16,589.29 121.16 260.96 38.00 933,000 12,273.61 14,439.54 12,887.29 15,161.52 13,500.97 15,883.49 14,114.65 16,605.47 121.29 261.24 38.00 934,000 12,285.57 14,453.61 12,899.85 15,176.29 13,514.13 15,898.97 14,128.40 16,621.65 121.42 261.52 38.00 935,000 12,297.53 14,467.68 12,912.40 15,191.06 13,527.28 15,914.45 14,142.16 16,637.83 121.55 261.80 38.00 936,000 12,309.49 14,481.75 12,924.96 15,205.84 13,540.44 15,929.93 14,155.91 16,654.01 121.68 262.08 38.00 937,000 12,321.45 14,495.82 12,937.52 15,220.61 13,553.59 15,945.40 14,169.66 16,670.19 121.81 262.36 38.00 938,000 12,333.41 14,509.89 12,950.08 15,235.38 13,566.75 15,960.88 14,183.42 16,686.37 121.94 262.64 38.00 939,000 12,345.37 14,523.96 12,962.63 15,250.16 13,579.90 15,976.36 14,197.17 16,702.55 122.07 262.92 38.00 940,000 12,357.33 14,538.03 12,975.19 15,264.93 13,593.06 15,991.83 14,210.92 16,718.73 122.20 263.20 38.00 941,000 12,369.29 14,552.10 12,987.75 15,279.71 13,606.21 16,007.31 14,224.68 16,734.92 122.33 263.48 38.00 942,000 12,381.24 14,566.17 13,000.31 15,294.48 13,619.37 16,022.79 14,238.43 16,751.10 122.46 263.76 38.00 943,000 12,393.20 14,580.24 13,012.86 15,309.25 13,632.52 16,038.26 14,252.18 16,767.28 122.59 264.04 38.00 944,000 12,405.16 14,594.31 13,025.42 15,324.03 13,645.68 16,053.74 14,265.94 16,783.46 122.72 264.32 38.00 945,000 12,417.12 14,608.38 13,037.98 15,338.80 13,658.84 16,069.22 14,279.69 16,799.64 122.85 264.60 38.00 946,000 12,429.08 14,622.45 13,050.54 15,353.57 13,671.99 16,084.70 14,293.44 16,815.82 122.98 264.88 38.00 947,000 12,441.04 14,636.52 13,063.09 15,368.35 13,685.15 16,100.17 14,307.20 16,832.00 123.11 265.16 38.00 948,000 12,453.00 14,650.59 13,075.65 15,383.12 13,698.30 16,115.65 14,320.95 16,848.18 123.24 265.44 38.00 949,000 12,464.96 14,664.66 13,088.21 15,397.89 13,711.46 16,131.13 14,334.71 16,864.36 123.37 265.72 38.00 950,000 12,476.92 14,678.73 13,100.77 15,412.67 13,724.61 16,146.60 14,348.46 16,880.54 123.50 266.00 38.00 951,000 12,488.88 14,692.80 13,113.32 15,427.44 13,737.77 16,162.08 14,362.21 16,896.72 123.63 266.28 38.00 952,000 12,500.84 14,706.87 13,125.88 15,442.21 13,750.92 16,177.56 14,375.97 16,912.90 123.76 266.56 39.00 953,000 12,512.80 14,720.94 13,138.44 15,456.99 13,764.08 16,193.03 14,389.72 16,929.08 123.89 266.84 39.00 954,000 12,524.76 14,735.01 13,151.00 15,471.76 13,777.23 16,208.51 14,403.47 16,945.26 124.02 267.12 39.00 955,000 12,536.72 14,749.08 13,163.55 15,486.53 13,790.39 16,223.99 14,417.23 16,961.44 124.15 267.40 39.00 956,000 12,548.68 14,763.15 13,176.11 15,501.31 13,803.55 16,239.47 14,430.98 16,977.62 124.28 267.68 39.00 957,000 12,560.64 14,777.22 13,188.67 15,516.08 13,816.70 16,254.94 14,444.73 16,993.80 124.41 267.96 39.00 958,000 12,572.60 14,791.29 13,201.23 15,530.85 13,829.86 16,270.42 14,458.49 17,009.98 124.54 268.24 39.00 959,000 12,584.56 14,805.36 13,213.78 15,545.63 13,843.01 16,285.90 14,472.24 17,026.16 124.67 268.52 39.00 960,000 12,596.52 14,819.43 13,226.34 15,560.40 13,856.17 16,301.37 14,485.99 17,042.34 124.80 268.80 39.00 961,000 12,608.48 14,833.50 13,238.90 15,575.18 13,869.32 16,316.85 14,499.75 17,058.53 124.93 269.08 39.00 962,000 12,620.43 14,847.57 13,251.46 15,589.95 13,882.48 16,332.33 14,513.50 17,074.71 125.06 269.36 39.00 963,000 12,632.39 14,861.64 13,264.01 15,604.72 13,895.63 16,347.80 14,527.25 17,090.89 125.19 269.64 39.00 964,000 12,644.35 14,875.71 13,276.57 15,619.50 13,908.79 16,363.28 14,541.01 17,107.07 125.32 269.92 39.00 965,000 12,656.31 14,889.78 13,289.13 15,634.27 13,921.94 16,378.76 14,554.76 17,123.25 125.45 270.20 39.00 966,000 12,668.27 14,903.85 13,301.69 15,649.04 13,935.10 16,394.24 14,568.51 17,139.43 125.58 270.48 39.00 53 DRAFT

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P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

NOT OVER
STANDARD + DISABLED ACCESS + ENERGY + ENERGY & DISABLED SMIP FEES The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. 967,000 12,680.23 14,917.92 13,314.24 15,663.82 13,948.26 16,409.71 14,582.27 17,155.61 125.71 270.76 39.00 968,000 12,692.19 14,931.99 13,326.80 15,678.59 13,961.41 16,425.19 14,596.02 17,171.79 125.84 271.04 39.00 969,000 12,704.15 14,946.06 13,339.36 15,693.36 13,974.57 16,440.67 14,609.77 17,187.97 125.97 271.32 39.00 970,000 12,716.11 14,960.13 13,351.92 15,708.14 13,987.72 16,456.14 14,623.53 17,204.15 126.10 271.60 39.00 971,000 12,728.07 14,974.20 13,364.47 15,722.91 14,000.88 16,471.62 14,637.28 17,220.33 126.23 271.88 39.00 972,000 12,740.03 14,988.27 13,377.03 15,737.68 14,014.03 16,487.10 14,651.03 17,236.51 126.36 272.16 39.00 973,000 12,751.99 15,002.34 13,389.59 15,752.46 14,027.19 16,502.57 14,664.79 17,252.69 126.49 272.44 39.00 974,000 12,763.95 15,016.41 13,402.15 15,767.23 14,040.34 16,518.05 14,678.54 17,268.87 126.62 272.72 39.00 975,000 12,775.91 15,030.48 13,414.70 15,782.00 14,053.50 16,533.53 14,692.29 17,285.05 126.75 273.00 39.00 976,000 12,787.87 15,044.55 13,427.26 15,796.78 14,066.65 16,549.01 14,706.05 17,301.23 126.88 273.28 40.00 977,000 12,799.83 15,058.62 13,439.82 15,811.55 14,079.81 16,564.48 14,719.80 17,317.41 127.01 273.56 40.00 978,000 12,811.79 15,072.69 13,452.38 15,826.32 14,092.97 16,579.96 14,733.55 17,333.59 127.14 273.84 40.00 979,000 12,823.75 15,086.76 13,464.93 15,841.10 14,106.12 16,595.44 14,747.31 17,349.77 127.27 274.12 40.00 980,000 12,835.71 15,100.83 13,477.49 15,855.87 14,119.28 16,610.91 14,761.06 17,365.95 127.40 274.40 40.00 981,000 12,847.67 15,114.90 13,490.05 15,870.65 14,132.43 16,626.39 14,774.81 17,382.14 127.53 274.68 40.00 982,000 12,859.62 15,128.97 13,502.61 15,885.42 14,145.59 16,641.87 14,788.57 17,398.32 127.66 274.96 40.00 983,000 12,871.58 15,143.04 13,515.16 15,900.19 14,158.74 16,657.34 14,802.32 17,414.50 127.79 275.24 40.00 984,000 12,883.54 15,157.11 13,527.72 15,914.97 14,171.90 16,672.82 14,816.08 17,430.68 127.92 275.52 40.00 985,000 12,895.50 15,171.18 13,540.28 15,929.74 14,185.05 16,688.30 14,829.83 17,446.86 128.05 275.80 40.00 986,000 12,907.46 15,185.25 13,552.84 15,944.51 14,198.21 16,703.78 14,843.58 17,463.04 128.18 276.08 40.00 987,000 12,919.42 15,199.32 13,565.39 15,959.29 14,211.36 16,719.25 14,857.34 17,479.22 128.31 276.36 40.00 988,000 12,931.38 15,213.39 13,577.95 15,974.06 14,224.52 16,734.73 14,871.09 17,495.40 128.44 276.64 40.00 989,000 12,943.34 15,227.46 13,590.51 15,988.83 14,237.68 16,750.21 14,884.84 17,511.58 128.57 276.92 40.00 990,000 12,955.30 15,241.53 13,603.07 16,003.61 14,250.83 16,765.68 14,898.60 17,527.76 128.70 277.20 40.00 991,000 12,967.26 15,255.60 13,615.62 16,018.38 14,263.99 16,781.16 14,912.35 17,543.94 128.83 277.48 40.00 992,000 12,979.22 15,269.67 13,628.18 16,033.15 14,277.14 16,796.64 14,926.10 17,560.12 128.96 277.76 40.00 993,000 12,991.18 15,283.74 13,640.74 16,047.93 14,290.30 16,812.11 14,939.86 17,576.30 129.09 278.04 40.00 994,000 13,003.14 15,297.81 13,653.30 16,062.70 14,303.45 16,827.59 14,953.61 17,592.48 129.22 278.32 40.00 995,000 13,015.10 15,311.88 13,665.85 16,077.47 14,316.61 16,843.07 14,967.36 17,608.66 129.35 278.60 40.00 996,000 13,027.06 15,325.95 13,678.41 16,092.25 14,329.76 16,858.55 14,981.12 17,624.84 129.48 278.88 40.00 997,000 13,039.02 15,340.02 13,690.97 16,107.02 14,342.92 16,874.02 14,994.87 17,641.02 129.61 279.16 40.00 998,000 13,050.98 15,354.09 13,703.53 16,121.79 14,356.07 16,889.50 15,008.62 17,657.20 129.74 279.44 40.00 999,000 13,062.94 15,368.16 13,716.08 16,136.57 14,369.23 16,904.98 15,022.38 17,673.38 129.87 279.72 40.00 1,000,000 13,074.90 15,382.23 13,728.64 16,151.34 14,382.39 16,920.45 15,036.13 17,689.56 130.00 280.00 40.00 STANDARD FEES: Standard Plan Check fee is equal to 85% of the building permit fee with a minimum standard plan check fee of $172.77. Permit issuance fee is $58.25.Standard Building Permit Formulas:700 - 25,000 valuation- VALUATION (minus) 1000 (divided by) 1000 (times) 23.73 (plus) 92.10 (times) 1.5 25,001 - 50,000 valuation- VALUATION (minus) 25000 (divided by) 1000 (times) 18.23 (plus) 662.94 (times) 1.550,001 - 100,000 valuation- VALUATION (minus) 50000 (divided by) 1000 (times) 13.80 (plus) 1125.93 (times) 1.5100,001 - up valuation- VALUATION (minus) 100000 (divided by) 1000 (times) 9.38 (plus) 1812.82 (times) 1.5 54 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25
P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE R-OCC. OTHERS GREEN
FEES

CITY OF CUDAHY
Building Permit and Plan Checking Fees

VALUATION

ENERGY FEES: Energy Building Permit fee is equal to 110 % of the standard building permit fee.

Energy Plan Check fee is equal to .9350% of the standard building permit fee.

DISABLE ACCESS: Disable Access Building Permit fee is equal to 105% of the standard building permit fee.

Disable Access Plan Check fee is equal to .8925% of the standard building permit fee.

DISABLE ACCESS Energy and Disable Access Building Permit fee is equal to 115% of the standard building permit fee. & ENERGY: Energy and Disable Access Building Plan Check fee is equal to .9775% of the standard building permit fee.STRONG MOTION: Strong Motion Instrumental Program fee is charged at time of permit issuance:
.013 % of the total valuation of a Group R Occupancy,.028 % of the total valuation of all other occupancies,or $.50, whichever amount is higher.

EXCEPTIONS: 1. A combined swimming pool permit may be issued for a new swimming pool, spa or hot tub which will include all building, electrical, plumbing, heating, and excavation work. The total permit fee for the combined swimming pool permit shall be two times the building permit fee.2. A combined building permit for one-family or two-family dwelling and attached garages(s) shall be 1.6 times the building permit fee. (Section 106.5.6 & Section 107.1) Building Permit Fees are pursuant to the California Building Code, Section 107.1 and the County of Los Angeles Building Code Fee Schedule, Table 1-A.Building Plan Check Fees are pursuant to the California Building Code, Section 107.2 and the County of Los Angeles Building Code Fee Schedule, Table 1-A. 55 DRAFT

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Permit Issuance Fee $58.25 P.C. FEE PERMIT FEE
50 604.55 341.66
100 604.55 507.96200 810.15 679.92300 1,015.76 851.88400 1,221.36 1,023.84500 1,426.97 1,195.80600 1,632.57 1,367.76700 1,838.18 1,539.72800 2,043.78 1,711.68900 2,249.39 1,883.64 1,000 2,454.99 2,055.60
2,000 2,630.90 2,201.403,000 2,801.57 2,345.874,000 2,972.24 2,490.335,000 3,142.91 2,634.806,000 3,313.58 2,779.267,000 3,484.25 2,923.738,000 3,654.92 3,068.199,000 3,825.59 3,212.66 10,000 3,996.26 3,357.1211,000 4,095.90 3,447.6812,000 4,196.52 3,539.8813,000 4,297.14 3,632.0914,000 4,397.76 3,724.2915,000 4,498.38 3,816.5016,000 4,599.00 3,908.7017,000 4,699.62 4,000.91 VOLUME
(cu. yds.) NOT OVER

GRADING

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CITY OF CUDAHY
Grading Fees
TAKE THE HIGHEST CUT/FILL (& ADD any OVEREXCAVATION) FOR PC & PERMIT FEES
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County.
18,000 4,800.24 4,093.1119,000 4,900.86 4,185.3220,000 5,001.48 4,277.5221,000 5,102.10 4,369.7322,000 5,202.72 4,461.9323,000 5,303.34 4,554.1424,000 5,403.96 4,646.3425,000 5,504.58 4,738.5526,000 5,605.20 4,830.7527,000 5,705.82 4,922.9628,000 5,806.44 5,015.1629,000 5,907.06 5,107.3730,000 6,007.68 5,199.5731,000 6,108.30 5,291.7832,000 6,208.92 5,383.9833,000 6,309.54 5,476.1934,000 6,410.16 5,568.3935,000 6,510.78 5,660.6036,000 6,611.40 5,752.8037,000 6,712.02 5,845.0138,000 6,812.64 5,937.2139,000 6,913.26 6,029.4240,000 7,013.88 6,121.6241,000 7,114.50 6,213.8342,000 7,215.12 6,306.0343,000 7,315.74 6,398.2444,000 7,416.36 6,490.4445,000 7,516.98 6,582.65 57 DRAFT

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CITY OF CUDAHY
Grading Fees
TAKE THE HIGHEST CUT/FILL (& ADD any OVEREXCAVATION) FOR PC & PERMIT FEES
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County.
46,000 7,617.60 6,674.8547,000 7,718.22 6,767.0648,000 7,818.84 6,859.2649,000 7,919.46 6,951.4750,000 8,020.08 7,043.6751,000 8,120.70 7,135.8852,000 8,221.32 7,228.0853,000 8,321.94 7,320.2954,000 8,422.56 7,412.4955,000 8,523.18 7,504.7056,000 8,623.80 7,596.9057,000 8,724.42 7,689.1158,000 8,825.04 7,781.3159,000 8,925.66 7,873.5260,000 9,026.28 7,965.7261,000 9,126.90 8,057.9362,000 9,227.52 8,150.1363,000 9,328.14 8,242.3464,000 9,428.76 8,334.5465,000 9,529.38 8,426.7566,000 9,630.00 8,518.9567,000 9,730.62 8,611.1668,000 9,831.24 8,703.3669,000 9,931.86 8,795.5770,000 10,032.48 8,887.7771,000 10,133.10 8,979.9872,000 10,233.72 9,072.1873,000 10,334.34 9,164.39 58 DRAFT

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Grading Fees
TAKE THE HIGHEST CUT/FILL (& ADD any OVEREXCAVATION) FOR PC & PERMIT FEES
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County.
74,000 10,434.96 9,256.5975,000 10,535.58 9,348.8076,000 10,636.20 9,441.0077,000 10,736.82 9,533.2178,000 10,837.44 9,625.4179,000 10,938.06 9,717.6280,000 11,038.68 9,809.8281,000 11,139.30 9,902.0382,000 11,239.92 9,994.2383,000 11,340.54 10,086.44 84,000 11,441.16 10,178.6485,000 11,541.78 10,270.8586,000 11,642.40 10,363.0587,000 11,743.02 10,455.2688,000 11,843.64 10,547.4689,000 11,944.26 10,639.6790,000 12,044.88 10,731.8791,000 12,145.50 10,824.0892,000 12,246.12 10,916.2893,000 12,346.74 11,008.4994,000 12,447.36 11,100.6995,000 12,547.98 11,192.9096,000 12,648.60 11,285.1097,000 12,749.22 11,377.3198,000 12,849.84 11,469.5199,000 12,950.46 11,561.72 100,000 13,051.08 11,653.92110,000 13,355.90 11,887.82
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CITY OF CUDAHY
Grading Fees
TAKE THE HIGHEST CUT/FILL (& ADD any OVEREXCAVATION) FOR PC & PERMIT FEES
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County.
120,000 13,634.31 12,117.53130,000 13,912.73 12,347.24140,000 14,191.14 12,576.95150,000 14,469.56 12,806.66160,000 14,747.97 13,036.37170,000 15,026.39 13,266.08180,000 15,304.80 13,495.79190,000 15,583.22 13,725.50200,000 15,861.63 13,955.21210,000 16,140.05 14,184.92220,000 16,418.46 14,414.63230,000 16,696.88 14,644.34240,000 16,975.29 14,874.05250,000 17,253.71 15,103.76260,000 17,532.12 15,333.47270,000 17,810.54 15,563.18280,000 18,088.95 15,792.89290,000 18,367.37 16,022.60300,000 18,645.78 16,252.31310,000 18,924.20 16,482.02320,000 19,202.61 16,711.73330,000 19,481.03 16,941.44340,000 19,759.44 17,171.15350,000 20,037.86 17,400.86360,000 20,316.27 17,630.57370,000 20,594.69 17,860.28380,000 20,873.10 18,089.99390,000 21,151.52 18,319.70 60 DRAFT

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CITY OF CUDAHY
Grading Fees
TAKE THE HIGHEST CUT/FILL (& ADD any OVEREXCAVATION) FOR PC & PERMIT FEES
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County.
400,000 21,429.93 18,549.41410,000 21,708.35 18,779.12420,000 21,986.76 19,008.83430,000 22,265.18 19,238.54440,000 22,543.59 19,468.25450,000 22,822.01 19,697.96460,000 23,100.42 19,927.67470,000 23,378.84 20,157.38480,000 23,657.25 20,387.09490,000 23,935.67 20,616.80500,000 24,214.08 20,846.51510,000 24,462.20 21,076.22520,000 24,714.89 21,305.93530,000 24,967.58 21,535.64540,000 25,220.27 21,765.35550,000 25,472.96 21,995.06560,000 25,725.65 22,224.77570,000 25,978.34 22,454.48580,000 26,231.03 22,684.19590,000 26,483.72 22,913.90600,000 26,736.41 23,143.61610,000 26,989.10 23,373.32620,000 27,241.79 23,603.03630,000 27,494.48 23,832.74640,000 27,747.17 24,062.45650,000 27,999.86 24,292.16660,000 28,252.55 24,521.87670,000 28,505.24 24,751.58 61 DRAFT

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Grading Fees
TAKE THE HIGHEST CUT/FILL (& ADD any OVEREXCAVATION) FOR PC & PERMIT FEES
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County.
680,000 28,757.93 24,981.29690,000 29,010.62 25,211.00700,000 29,263.31 25,440.71710,000 29,516.00 25,670.42720,000 29,768.69 25,900.13730,000 30,021.38 26,129.84740,000 30,274.07 26,359.55750,000 30,526.76 26,589.26760,000 30,779.45 26,818.97770,000 31,032.14 27,048.68780,000 31,284.83 27,278.39790,000 31,537.52 27,508.10800,000 31,790.21 27,737.81810,000 32,042.90 27,967.52820,000 32,295.59 28,197.23830,000 32,548.28 28,426.94840,000 32,800.97 28,656.65850,000 33,053.66 28,886.36860,000 33,306.35 29,116.07870,000 33,559.04 29,345.78880,000 33,811.73 29,575.49890,000 34,064.42 29,805.20900,000 34,317.11 30,034.91910,000 34,569.80 30,264.62920,000 34,822.49 30,494.33930,000 35,075.18 30,724.04940,000 35,327.87 30,953.75950,000 35,580.56 31,183.46 62 DRAFT

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CUBIC YARDS (subtract) 100,000 (divided by) 10,000 (times) Building Permit Fees are pursuant to the California Building Code, Section 107.1 and the County of Los Angeles Building Code Fee Schedule, Table 1-B.Building Plan Check Fees are pursuant to the California Building Code, Section 107.2 and the County of Los Angeles Building Code Fee Schedule, Table 1-C.

PLAN CHECK FEE (Above 1,000,000 Cu Yds):

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Engineering
The City utilizes the most up to date fees established by LA County for the below services. The below fee table reflects the fees currently adopted by LA County. # Title Current Fee/Charge Unit Code Full Cost Subsidy % Suggested
Fee Fee Δ
1 Issuance Fee 16.10.020
2 Highway Permit $207.00 16.10.020 NA NA $207.00 $03 Fees for Inspection and Other Costs 16.10.0904 General NA NA $0.00 $0 5 Pre-inspection site visit $168.00 16.10.090 A1 NA NA $168.00 $0 6 Inspection during non-business hours (up to 4 hours) $636.00 16.10.090 A1 NA NA $636.00 $07 Aditional inspections during non-business hours (over 4 hours) $160.00 16.10.090 A1 NA NA $160.00 $08 Construction Inspection NA NA $0.00 $0 9 Inspect curb drain $216.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $216.00 $0 10 Inspect parkway drain $890.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $890.00 $0 11 Inspect residential driveway $742.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $742.00 $0 12 Inspect commercial driveway $907.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $907.00 $0 13 Inspect paving - ≤ 500 SF $1,032.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $1,032.00 $014 Inspect paving - > 500 SF Actual Cost 16.10.090 A2 NA NA Actual Cost $015 Inspect sidewalk and curb and gutter16 50 LF or less $570.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $570.00 $0 17 Greater than 50 LF - 250 LF $570 + $2.81/LF over 50 LF 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $570 + $2.81/LF over 50 LF
$0
18 Greater than 250 Lf - 500 LF $1,129 + $1.90/LF over 250 LF 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $1,129 + $1.90/LF over 250 LF
$0
19 Greater than 500 LF Actual Cost 16.10.090 A2 NA NA Actual Cost $0 20 Inspect new well construction21 Diameter ≤ 8", and depth ≤ 50 ft $479.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $479.00 $0 22 Diameter > 8", or depth > 50 ft Actual Cost 16.10.090 A2 NA NA Actual Cost $0 23 Inspect well destructions NA NA $0.00 $024 Diameter ≤ 6", and depth ≤ 50 ft $1,086.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $1,086.00 $0 25 6" < Diameter ≤ 18", and depth ≤ 25 ft $1,244.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $1,244.00 $0 26 6" < Diameter ≤ 18", and 25 ft < depth ≤ 50 ft $1,402.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $1,402.00 $0 27 Diameter > 18", or depth > 50 ft Actual Cost 16.10.090 A2 NA NA Actual Cost $0 28 Inspect pole removal/replacement $616.00 16.10.090 A2 NA NA $616.00 $0 29 Encroachment Inspection30 Inspect lane closure/detour $343.00 per day 16.10.090 A3 NA NA $343.00 $0 31 Inspect awning $411.00 per address 16.10.090 A3 NA NA $411.00 $0 32 Inspect monitoring of existing wells (allows monitoring for 1 year) $711.00 16.10.090 A3 NA NA $711.00 $0 33 Inspect crane operations $533.00 per day 16.10.090 A3 NA NA $533.00 $0 34 Inspect temporary storage of construction materials $342.00 per day 16.10.090 A3 NA NA $342.00 $0 35 Inspect filming permits - road $454.00 16.10.090 A3 NA NA $454.00 $0 36 Excavation Inspection NA NA $0.00 $0
37 Inspect utility service cuts (Up to 3 within one block) $673.00 16.10.090 A4 NA NA $673.00 $0 38 Inspect potholing (up to 3 within one traffic control setup not exceeding one block)39 Depth ≤ 10 ft $459.00 16.10.090 A4 NA NA $459.00 $0 40 Depth > 10 ft Actual Cost 16.10.090 A4 NA NA Actual Cost $0 41 Inspect Soil Borings (up to 3 borings within one traffic control setup not exceeding one block)42 Diameter ≤ 6", and depth ≤ 50 ft $616.00 16.10.090 A4 NA NA $616.00 $0 43 6" < Diameter ≤ 18", and depth ≤ 25 ft $774.00 16.10.090 A4 NA NA $774.00 $0 44 6" < Diameter ≤ 18", and 25 ft < depth ≤ 50 ft $929.00 16.10.090 A4 NA NA $929.00 $0 64 DRAFT

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STAFF REPORT
Date: May 19, 2026
To: Honorable Mayor/Chair and City Council/Agency Members From: Christopher R. Lopez, City Manager/Executive Director Estefania Zamora, Assistant to the City Manager
Subject: Approval of Resolution No. 26-16 Pre-Approved List for Use of City Logo

RECOMMENDATION
The City Council is requested to approve Resolution No. 26-16 approving the attached list of pre-approved organizations authorized to use the City logo for community related purposes.

BACKGROUND
The City receives requests from nonprofit organizations, schools, community groups, event organizers, and partner agencies to use the City logo on flyers, banners, and other promotional materials. Currently, each request requires City Council approval, which can delay routine community requests.

ANALYSIS
To protect the City’s brand and maintain oversight, staff proposes establishing a list of preapproved organizations that may use the City logo. This list was created based on organizations that currently work with the City and have previously used the City logo for community events and programs.

Only the City’s bear logo with the slogan “Open Minds. Open Doors.” and the bear facing right (Attachment A) may be used. The City seal will remain for official City use only and will not be approved for outside use.

Organizations not included on the pre-approved list will continue to require City Council approval on a case-by-case basis.

Item Number
14C

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Approval to use the logo is intended to support community partnerships and activities and does not mean the City officially endorses any individual or organization.

CONCLUSION
Upon City Council approval, staff will begin using the pre-approved organization list and process logo requests administratively.

STRATEGIC PLAN CORRELATION
Goal F (Communication and Outreach)

1. Develop the Cudahy brand.

2. Create a sense of place and pride and establish the community’s identity.

3. Use the Cudahy brand to provide visual identity of the City, including signage.

4. Identify methods and implement ways to connect with community members, including soliciting input on a regular basis.

FINANCIAL IMPACT
There is no financial impact.

ATTACHMENTS
A. Draft Resolution No. 26-16
B. Pre-Approved Organization List
C. City Bear Logo

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RESOLUTION NO. 26-16

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

CUDAHY, AUTHORIZING THE USE OF THE CITY LOGO BY A

PRE-APPROVED LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS
WHEREAS, the City receives requests from nonprofit organizations, schools, community groups, event organizers, and partner agencies to use the City logo on flyers, banners, and other promotional materials; and
WHEREAS, term “City logo” shall mean the City’s bear logo, attached hereto as “Attachment A”, featuring the slogan “Open Minds. Open Doors.” with the bear facing right; and
WHEREAS, the City seeks to ensure the City logo is used appropriately and in a manner that reflects positively on the community; and;
WHEREAS, establishing a pre-approved list of organizations allowed to use the City logo will help provide consistency and oversight; and WHEREAS, use of the City logo is intended to support community programs, events, and activities that benefit the public and does not mean the City endorses any organization or individual; and
WHEREAS, the City logo shall not be used for personal gain, political activities, campaign purposes, commercial advertising, or any activity that does not primarily benefit the community.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CUDAHY, AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. The foregoing recitals are true and correct and incorporated by reference in full, herein.

SECTION 2. The City Council hereby approves the pre-approved list of organizations attached hereto as “Attachment B” and incorporated herein by this reference. Organizations listed in “Attachment B” are permitted to use the City logo, subject to any guidelines or conditions established by the City Manager or designee.

SECTION 3. Authorization to use the City logo may be revoked at any time if the City Manager or designee determines that the use is inconsistent with City policies, guidelines, or the public interest.

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Resolution No. 26-16

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SECTION 4. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution.

PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Cudahy at the regular meeting of this 19th day of May 2026.
______________________________
Cynthia Gonzalez
Mayor
ATTEST:
____________________________
Richard Iglesias
City Clerk

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Resolution No. 26-16

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CERTIFICATION

STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) SS:

CITY OF CUDAHY )
I, Richard Iglesias, City Clerk of the City of Cudahy, hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution No. 26-16 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Cudahy, signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 19th day of May 2026 and that said Resolution was adopted by the following vote, to-wit:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAIN:

__________________________
Richard Iglesias
City Clerk

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EXHIBIT – LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS
• Agents of Discovery
• American Red Cross
• Angeles Por Siempre Unidos
• Communities for a Better Environment (CBE)
• County of Los Angeles
• Cudahy Boxing
• Cudahy Chamber of Commerce
• Cudahy Youth Foundation
• East Yard Communities
• Gateway Cities
• Housing Rights Center
• Hub Cities Consortium
• Human Services Association (HSA)
• I Heart SELA
• LA Regional Food Bank
• Latinas Art Foundation
• Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD)
• Padres Líderes en Acción
• Republic Services
• River in Action
• ScholarMatch
• SEAACA Animal Care Center
• SELA Arts Foundation
• SELA Collaborative
• SELA Scholars
• Southeast Community Development Corporation (SCDC)
• Strength-Based Community Change (SBCC)
• TreePeople
• Vet Care Pet Clinic
• Wheels of Hope LA
• YMCA
• Local Representative Offices (State, County, and Federal) • Surrounding Cities
• Schools and Sports Teams within the City
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CITY LOGO
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STAFF REPORT
Date: May 19, 2026
To: Honorable Mayor/Chair and City Council/Agency Members From: Christopher R. Lopez, City Manager/Executive Director City Attorney, Shelley Preisler and Richard Iglesias, City Clerk Subject: Adoption of Proposed Resolution No. 26-17 (1) Calling For and Giving Notice of a General Municipal Election to Be Held on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 for the Election of Three (3) City Councilmembers; (2) Requesting that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Los Angeles Grant the City’s Request for Consolidation of Said General Municipal Election With the November 3, 2026 Statewide General Election Administered by the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk of the County of Los Angeles (“County Clerk”); (3) Requesting that the County Clerk Provide Specific Election Administration Services in Connection with the City’s General Municipal Election; (4) Provide Candidates with Notice of State Law Requirements Governing Candidate Statements; and (5) Providing for the Determination of Tie Votes By Lot Pursuant to Elections Code Section 15651 (A)

RECOMMENDATION
The City of Cudahy (“City”) City Council is requested to approve proposed Resolution No. 26- 17:

1. Calling for and giving notice of a General Municipal Election to be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, for the Election of three (3) City Councilmembers;

3. Request the County Clerk provide specific election administration services in connection Item Number
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with the City’s General Municipal Election;

4. Provide candidates with notice of state law requirements governing candidate statements; and

5. Provide for the determination of tie votes by lot pursuant to Elections Code Section 15651(a).

BACKGROUND
The California Elections Code requires that certain actions be taken by the City Council prior to conducting its November 3, 2026, General Municipal Election for the election of three (3) City Councilmembers, each for one four (4) year term.

ANALYSIS
The proposed Resolution presented for the City Council’s consideration, sets the date and time of the November 3, 2026, General Municipal Election, requests consolidation of the City’s election with the Los Angeles County-administered elections on the same date and related County election services, and provides notice of the 200-word limitation for candidate statements pursuant to Section 13307(a)(1) of the Elections Code, and helps ensure the General Municipal Election is held and conducted in accordance with California law governing municipal elections.

Under the proposed Resolution, tie votes will be determined by lot pursuant to Elections Code Section 15651(a) unless the City Council adopts the provisions of Elections Code Section 15651(b) prior to the conduct of the election resulting in the tie vote.

Pursuant to Elections Code sections 13307(c) and 13307.7, the Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder Clerk’s office allows candidates running for local offices to pay for a candidate statement that would be posted online, but would not be printed in the hard copy sample ballot/voter guide for a fee of $279.60..

CONCLUSION
It is recommended that the City Council approve the attached Resolution calling the November 3, 2026, General Municipal Election for the offices of City Council, requesting consolidation and seeking assistance from Los Angeles County, stating statutory requirements for the form and submission of candidate statements, and other matters necessary for the proper administration of the General Municipal Election.

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FINANCIAL IMPACT
The upcoming City’s General Municipal Election, to be held Tuesday, November 3, 2026, will have a financial impact to the general fund of approximately $58,863.41, as currently proposed.

ATTACHMENTS
A. Proposed Draft Resolution No. 26-17

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RESOLUTION NO. 26-17

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
CUDAHY, CALIFORNIA (1) CALLING FOR AND GIVING NOTICE

OF A GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2026 FOR THE ELECTION OF THREE
CITY COUNCILMEMBERS; (2) REQUESTING CONSOLIDATION

OF SUCH ELECTION WITH THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
WITH ANY AND ALL ELECTIONS HELD ON SUCH DATE; (3)

REQUESTING THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES TO PROVIDE

SPECIFIC ELECTION ADMINISTRATION SERVICES FOR SUCH
ELECTION; (4) ADOPTING REGULATIONS FOR CANDIDATES

FOR ELECTIVE OFFICE FOR SUCH ELECTION REGARDING
CANDIDATE STATEMENTS; AND (5) PROVIDING FOR THE

DETERMINATION OF TIE VOTES BY LOT UNLESS THE CITY

COUNCIL ADOPTS THE PROVISIONS OF ELECTIONS CODE
SECTION 15651(B) PRIOR TO THE CONDUCT OF THE

ELECTION RESULTING IN THE TIE VOTE
WHEREAS, under the provision of the laws relating to general law cities in the State of California, a General Municipal Election of the City of Cudahy (the “City”) shall be conducted on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, for the election of the following municipal officers: City Councilmember – three (3) offices, each for one four-year term; and WHEREAS, it is desirable that the City’s November 3, 2026 General Municipal Election be consolidated with any and all elections to be administered by Los Angeles County (the “County”) on the same date and that the City have the same precincts, vote centers, and election officers within the City for such election; and WHEREAS, the City Council wishes for the Office of the RegistrarRecorder/County Clerk for the County (the “County Clerk”) to canvass the returns of the City’s November 3, 2026, General Municipal Election; and WHEREAS, the City seeks the provision of election services from the County relating to the conduct of the City’s November 3, 2026 General Municipal Election; and WHEREAS, the City Council approves the printing of the General Municipal Election information for the election to be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in the foreign languages requiring translation pursuant to the Voting Rights Act of 1965; and WHEREAS, Elections Code Section 13307 provides that the City may adopt regulations pertaining to the recovery of certain costs associated with the printing, handling, translation, and mailing of candidate statements as filed with the elections officer; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Elections Code Section 13307(c), the City Council Attachment A Page 120 of 125
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authorizes the preparation of candidate statements for nonpartisan elective office for the purpose of electronic distribution.

WHEREAS, a statement prepared pursuant to Elections Code Section 13307(c), shall be posted on the County Elections Official website.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 13307.7(a) of the Elections Code, candidates shall provide payment of the requisite fee to cover the duties and procedures set forth in Sections 13307(b) and (d) of the Elections Code.

WHEREAS, the City shall compensate the County for all necessary expenses incurred by the County in performing election services for the City; and WHEREAS, tie votes shall be determined by lot unless the City Council adopts the provisions of Elections Code Section 15651(b) prior to the conduct of the election resulting in the tie vote.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CUDAHY,

CALIFORNIA, DOES RESOLVE, DECLARE, DETERMINE AND ORDER AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. The Recitals set forth above are true and correct and are incorporated into this Resolution by reference.

SECTION 2. That pursuant to the requirements of the laws of the State of California relating to General Law Cities, the City Council hereby calls and orders a General Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, to be held in the City of Cudahy for the purpose of electing three City Councilmembers for the full term of four years.

SECTION 3. Pursuant to the requirements of Elections Code section 10403, it is respectfully requested that the Board of Supervisors for the County of Los Angeles consent and agree to the consolidation of the City of Cudahy’s General Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 with the Los Angeles County-administered election of the same date.

SECTION 4. In connection with the Los Angeles County Registrar’s administration of the City of Cudahy’s November 3, 2026 General Municipal Election, the City further requests that the County Registrar be authorized and directed to: (a) review and verify vote by mail voter applications and signatures; (b) conduct registered voter verifications (including signature verifications) associated with the processing of any proposed General Municipal Election ballot measure; (c) provide the City of Cudahy with the appropriate election precinct data, to the extent required; (d) make available to the City of Cudahy such election facilities, ballot casting equipment and assistance as may be necessary to conduct the election in compliance with state law and the Board of Supervisor’s approval; (e) canvass the election returns; (f) print and supply ballots for

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the election; (g) mail the City of Cudahy’s voter information guides, including ballot measure question, arguments, rebuttals and impartial analysis; and (h) administer the City of Cudahy’s General Municipal Election in all respects as if it were part and parcel of any other County Registrar administered election, implementing all such legally required or customarily employed measures and practices as may be necessary to conduct the election in a timely and legally compliant manner.

SECTION 5. The City of Cudahy shall reimburse the Los Angeles County Registrar for any costs associated with the administration of the City November 3, 2026 General Municipal Election.

SECTION 6. The City hereby consents to have its General Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 consolidated with any and all elections conducted on such date within the County.

SECTION 7. That the ballots to be used at the election shall be in form and content as required by law or as directed by the County Clerk to facilitate the consolidation of the City’s November 3, 2026 General Municipal Election with the Los Angeles County-administered election of the same date.

SECTION 8. That the City Clerk is authorized, instructed and directed to procure and furnish any and all official ballots, notices, printed matter and all supplies, equipment and paraphernalia that may be necessary in order to properly and lawfully conduct the election.

SECTION 9. The vote centers for the election shall be open as required during the identified voting period pursuant to California Elections Code sections 4005 and 14401.

SECTION 10. The City Council authorizes the Los Angeles County Clerk to administer said election and all reasonable and actual election expenses shall be paid by the City upon presentation of a properly submitted bill by the County.

SECTION 11. Pursuant to Section 13307 of the Elections Code, each candidate for elective office to be voted for at the City’s November 3, 2026 General Municipal Election may prepare a candidate statement on a form acceptable to the County Registrar and made available through the City Clerk.

SECTION 12. Pursuant to Section 13307(a)(1) of the Elections Code candidate statements may include the following:
(A) The name, age, and occupation of the candidate; and (B) A brief description of no more than 200 words of the candidate’s education and qualifications as expressed by the candidate.

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SECTION 13. Pursuant to Elections Code Section 13307(a)(1), candidate statements shall not include the following:
(A) The party affiliation of the candidate; or
(B) References to membership or activity in partisan political organizations.

SECTION 14. All prospective candidates should be aware of the holding in Dean v. Superior Court (1998) 62 Cal.App.4th 638, which holds that a statement prepared by a candidate for inclusion in the voters’ pamphlet may not include comments or statements concerning the qualifications (or alleged lack of qualifications) of one’s opponents. Candidates, in an abundance of caution, should avoid making any reference to opponents in their candidate statements. Candidates should seek the advice of private legal counsel if unsure as to whether their candidate statement does or does not comply with applicable law before filing.

SECTION 15. Pursuant to Elections Code Section 13307 the candidate statement shall be filed in written form at the Office of the City Clerk at the time the candidate’s nomination papers are filed. The candidate statement may be withdrawn, but not changed, during the period for filing nomination papers and until 5:00 p.m. of the next working day after the close of the nomination period.

SECTION 16. Subject to any logistical constraints imposed by the County Registrar by virtue of consolidation, the City Clerk shall have translated (from the English to relevant foreign languages authorized under the Voting Rights Act of 1965) and printed in the sample ballot only the candidate statement of those candidates who request such translation and printing at the time of filing of the candidate statement.

SECTION 17. No candidate for any elected office of the City shall be permitted to include additional materials in the sample ballot.

SECTION 18. Each candidate for any of the offices to be elected at the General Municipal Election to be conducted on November 3, 2026, who files a candidate statement shall, as a condition of having his or her candidate statement included in the voters’ pamphlet, concurrently deposit with the City Clerk an amount, as reasonably estimated by the City Clerk, to pay in advance his or her estimated pro rata share of the actual costs of printing and handling such candidate statements incurred by the City of Cudahy and/or the County Clerk as a result of providing such service at the time of filing such statement with the City Clerk. In the event that the amount paid as a deposit by a candidate includes overpayment of actual costs incurred by the City of Cudahy and/or the County Clerk, the City Clerk shall prorate the excess amount among the candidates and refund the excess amount paid within thirty (30) days following the date of the election.

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SECTION 19. Pursuant to Section 13307(c) of the California Elections Code, the City Council authorizes the preparation of candidate statements for the purpose of electronic distribution. A statement prepared pursuant to this subdivision shall be posted on the Los Angeles County Elections Official website. Pursuant to Section 13307.7(a) of the Elections Code, candidates shall provide payment of the requisite fee to cover the duties and procedures set forth in Sections 13307(b) and (d) of the Elections Code.

SECTION 20. The City Clerk shall provide each candidate or candidate’s representative a copy of this Resolution at the time nominating petitions are issued.

SECTION 21. The City Council has determined that the action to be taken in the event of a tie vote is as follows: by lot pursuant to Elections Code Section 15651(a), unless the City Council adopts the provisions of Elections Code 15651(b) prior to the conduct of the election resulting in the tie vote.

SECTION 22. That in all particulars not recited in this Resolution, the election shall be held and conducted as provided by law for holding municipal elections.

SECTION 23. That notice of the time and place of holding the election is given and the City Clerk is authorized, instructed and directed to give further or additional notice of the election, in time, form and manner as required by law.

SECTION 24. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this Resolution and enter it into the book of original Resolutions.

SECTION 25. That the City Clerk shall forward without delay, a copy of said resolution to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk.

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Cudahy at its regular meeting on this ______ day of _________ 2026. __________________________
Cynthia Gonzalez
Mayor
ATTEST:

Richard Iglesias
City Clerk

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CERTIFICATION

STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) SS:

CITY OF CUDAHY )
I, Richard Iglesias, City Clerk of the City of Cudahy, hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution No.26-17 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Cudahy at a regular meeting held on the _____day of ______ 2026, and that said Resolution was adopted by the following vote, to-wit:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAIN:
__________________________
Richard Iglesias
City Clerk

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