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1 Planning Cross-Departmental Support The Planning Division provides plan check services on all construction projects. The total cost calculated for each service includes direct staff costs and Divisional and Citywide overhead. The following table outlines the current fee, total cost, and associated surplus or deficit for Planning Support on Building permits. Table 8: Total Cost Per Unit Results – Planning Cross-Dept Support Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Planning Division Plan Review 20% 20% 0% Planning staff identified time related to building construction projects. Based on the time provided by project value, it was determined that the current fee collected by planning is sufficient to account for the full cost of providing plan review services on building projects. 2 Engineering Cross-Departmental Support The Engineering Division provides plan review services on building construction related services. The total cost calculated for each service includes direct staff costs and Divisional and Citywide overhead. The following table outlines the current fee, total cost, and associated surplus or deficit for Engineering Support on Building permits. Table 9: Total Cost Per Unit Results – Engineering Cross-Dept Support Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Engineering Division Plan Review 20% 39% 19% Engineering staff identified time related to building construction projects. Based on the time provided per project value, the current fees are under collecting for engineering plan review by 19% of the building permit fee.

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7. Code Enforcement The Code Enforcement Division is responsible for ensuring the City is safe and desirable by enforcing building and nuisance codes by monitoring violations, and issuing citations. The fees examined within this study relate to building violations, zoning violations, property maintenance violations, and other miscellaneous code enforcement services. The following subsections discuss fee schedule modifications and detailed per unit results for the fee-related services provided by the Code Enforcement Division. 1 Fee Schedule Modifications The project team reviewed the current fee structure with City staff and the following modification were made: • New Fees: Short Term Rentals were added as new fee categories to capture services already provided. • Removal of Fees: The Permit or Plan Extension fee was removed from Code Enforcements schedule as this service is no longer provided by Code Enforcement and is already captured within other fees on the building and planning schedules. The modifications noted above better reflect the services being provided by Code Enforcement staff and will allow for more accurate cost of service calculations. 2 Detailed Results The Code Enforcement Division collects fees for building, zoning, and property violations. The total cost calculated for each service includes direct staff costs, direct materials costs (where applicable), and Divisional and Citywide overhead. The following table details the fee name, current fee, total cost, and surplus or deficit associated with each Code Enforcement Division fee. Table 10: Total Cost Per Unit Results – Code Enforcement Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Building Violations: Building Code Violation / Building Maintenance 1-30 Days $1,180 $1,456 ($276) 31-60 Days $1,655 $2,006 ($351) 61-90 Days $2,230 $2,556 ($326)

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Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Expired Plan Check / Building Permit Application 1-30 Days $475 $550 ($75) 31-60 Days $880 $1,064 ($184) 61-90 Days $1,350 $1,666 ($316) Expired Building Permit 1-30 Days $575 $550 $25 31-60 Days $945 $1,064 ($119) 61-90 Days $1,385 $1,578 ($193) Zoning Violations: Conditions of Approval Violation 1-30 Days $880 $1,027 ($147) 31-60 Days $1,285 $1,509 ($224) 61-90 Days $1,790 $2,031 ($241) Fence Violation 1-30 Days $880 $1,425 ($545) 31-60 Days $1,285 $1,929 ($644) 61-90 Days $1,790 $2,434 ($644) Illegal Home Occupation 1-30 Days $880 $1,425 ($545) 31-60 Days $1,285 $1,929 ($644) 61-90 Days $1,790 $2,434 ($644) Short Term Rentals 1-30 Days $880 $895 ($15) 31-60 Days $1,285 $1,289 ($4) 61-90 Days $1,790 $1,723 $67 Illegal Secondary Unit 1-30 Days $880 $1,496 ($616) 31-60 Days $1,285 $2,167 ($882) 61-90 Days $1,790 $2,839 ($1,049) Sign Code Violation 1-30 Days $880 $475 $405 31-60 Days $1,285 $879 $406 61-90 Days $1,790 $1,284 $506 All Other Violations: 1-30 Days $880 $1,354 ($474) 31-60 Days $1,285 $2,025 ($740) 61-90 Days $1,790 $2,696 ($906) Property Maintenance Violations: 1-15 Days $440 $1,044 ($604) 16-30 Days $760 $1,438 ($678) 30-45 Days $1,095 $1,872 ($777) Other Code Enforcement Services: Inspection / Abatement Warrant $4,015 $6,695 ($2,680) Permit or Plan Extension $135 $160 ($25) Notice of Violation $135 $238 ($103) Administrative Hearing Board Notice $135 $273 ($138) Administrative Hearing Board $4,085 $15,497 ($11,412)

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Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Appeal of Administrative Hearing Board Decision to the City Council $100 $2,585 ($2,485) Lien $1,690 $2,679 ($989) Administrative Review $135 $163 ($28) Office Meeting $135 $163 ($28) Additional Inspection $135 $163 ($28) All Other Code Enforcement Services $135 $163 ($28) The majority of Code Enforcement fee are under recovering, with the largest source of under-recovery being $11,412 for Administrative Hearing Board costs. Over recoveries range from a low of $25 for an Expired Building Permit corrected within 1-30 days to a high of $506 for Sign Code Violation 61-90 days after initial violation notice.

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8. Fire The North County Fire Authority (NCFA) provides Fire services for Daly City, Brisbane, and Pacifica. The NCFA is responsible for keeping residents from all three communities safe by providing fire safety services to mitigate fires and other disasters. Each community serviced by the NCFA has a separate fee schedule developed for services that are provided to each community. Fees examined in this study relate to Prevention Services such as New Construction and Tenant Improvements, Fire Sprinkler Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, and Hazardous Materials Annual Operating Permits. The following sections discuss fee schedule modifications and detailed per unit results for the fee-related services provided by the Fire Department. 1 Fee Schedule Modifications During discussions with Fire staff, modifications were proposed to the current fee schedule, which include: • Removal of fees: The Processed Photo Photographs were removed as Fire staff no longer prints photos and all photos requested are provided digitally. • Expansion of fees: Fees for New Commercial and Residential and Tenant Improvements with 10 or more heads Fire Sprinkler Systems as well as fees for New and Installation of additional devices Fire Alarms were previously charged as a flat fee per 3,000 square feet. It was determined that the first 3,000 square feet requires additional review and time and therefore the fee was separated into a separate base fee for the first 3,000 square feet plus an additional fee per each additional 3,000 square feet. • Condensing of fees: Fees for fire incident report, fire incident and incident report, and all other reports were previously charged at the same amount. As such it was decided that these fees can be condensed and combined into one Fire Incident Report fee. • Addition of fees: New fees have been added to the schedule for services for Expedited Plan Review, Emergency Radio Systems, and CO2 Inspections. The modifications outlined above will ensure that the Fire fee schedule accurately reflects the services being provided by staff and help ensure that costs are captured appropriately.

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2 Detailed Results The Fire Department collects fees for Prevention Services such as New Construction and Tenant Improvements, Fire Sprinkler Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, and Hazardous Materials Annual Operating Permits. The total cost calculated for each service includes direct staff costs and Departmental and Citywide overhead. The following table details the fee name, current fee, total full cost, and the surplus or deficit associated with each service. Table 11: Total Cost Per Unit Results – Fire Department Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) PLAN REVIEW FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AND/OR TENANT IMPROVEMENTS Plan Review – Base Rate (all occupancies) $587 $812 ($225) Plan Review for miscellaneous items without square footage (e.g. Install hazardous material storage tank, HVAC smoke detection, partition wall) $216 $284 ($68) Additional Plan Review for major changes, additions, as-builts, or resubmittals $216 $284 ($68) Expedited Plan Review New $949 N/A FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS Fire Sprinklers/Standpipe Systems New commercial & residential sprinkler system installations - Up to 3,000 sq ft $775 $1,627 ($852) Each additional 3,000 sq ft $216 $245 ($29) New manufactured home sprinkler installation $294 $445 ($151) Commercial underground pipe system installations $835 $1,546 ($711) Standpipe system installations $775 $1,546 ($771) Tenant improvements: Installation/Alteration of 10 or more heads - Up to 3,000 sq ft (Note: Head change outs are not included in the head count) $775 $1,627 ($852) Each additional 3,000 sq ft $216 $245 ($29) Tenant Improvement: 9 or less sprinkler heads and unlimited head change-outs (installation/alteration) $280 $812 ($532) Alteration/Repair of existing underground pipe system $580 $812 ($232) Fire Alarms New fire alarm system installation - Up to 3,000 sq ft $775 $1,546 ($771) Each additional 3,000 sq ft $216 $245 ($29) Installation of additional devices on existing system - Up to 3,000 sq ft $649 $812 ($163) Each additional 3,000 sq ft $216 $245 ($29) Existing Fire Alarm Panel Upgrades $424 $1,468 ($1,044) Other Fire Protection Systems, New & Upgrade Installations $775 $1,057 ($282) PLAN CHECK RE-SUBMITTALS $304 $432 ($128) UNPERMITTED CONSTRUCTION WORK (penalty determined by Inspector) $294 $367 ($73) Emergency Radio Systems New $1,546 N/A

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Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) SITE INSPECTIONS Fire Alarms: Repair/exchange devices, & radio transmitters $280 $406 ($126) Construction Re-inspections $280 $367 ($87) Installation of hazardous material storage tanks* $280 $406 ($126) Replacement of hazardous material storage tank piping, dispensers.* Note: If piping work is done as part of tank installation, there is no charge. $280 $406 ($126) Removal of hazardous material storage tank * $280 $406 ($126) Medical gas piping, Installation – Permit required (Building Division) $280 $1,018 ($738) Inspection for which no fee is indicated $280 $245 $35 CO2 New $406 N/A REQUIRED SERVICES False Alarm Penalty Fees 1st Response $550 $680 ($130) 2nd Response $750 $680 $70 3rd Response and each response thereafter in a calendar year $1,000 $680 $320 New Occupancy/Business Inspection $212 $419 ($207) Key Box Service $75 $304 ($229) Mall kiosk inspection $163 $256 ($93) Annual Fire Code Permits (FCP’s) $101 $234 ($133) Temporary permits (permitted activities less than 90 days ) $163 $345 ($182) Asphalt kettle operation – annual permit required for roofing contractors. Applications and fee collection is done at Building Division. $62 $52 $10 Title 19, 5-Year Certification inspection for fire extinguishing systems (fire sprinkler or standpipe systems). Annual permit for contractor $101 $104 ($3) High rise annual inspection/certification $190 $271 ($81) Annual fire inspection and each reinspection thereafter $212 $630 ($418) REQUESTED SERVICES Fire incident report $10 $26 ($16) Each additional page $0.10 $0.25 ($0.15) Photographs: Digital $25 $78 ($53) Fire code variance application $509 $637 ($128) Inspection outside of normal business hours (min 2 hours) $190 $329 ($139) Pre-Inspection/Consultation Of Large Family Day Care And Residential Care Less than 25 occupants (State law limits the fee charged) $50 $298 ($248) 26 or more occupants (State law limits the fee charged) $100 $298 ($198) PERMITS Candles & Open Flames in Assemblies (churches exempt) $101 $234 ($133) Candles & Open Flames in Assemblies (for special events) $264 $345 ($81) Carnival and Fairs $264 $345 ($81) Christmas Tree Lot $264 $345 ($81) Combustible Material Storage >2500 cu. ft. $101 $234 ($133) Compressed Gases >amounts in Table 105-A $101 $234 ($133) Commercial Rubbish – Handling Operation $101 $234 ($133) Cryogens >amounts in Table 105-B $101 $234 ($133) Day Care (E) 7 or more children in non-residential $101 $234 ($133)

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Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Dry Cleaning (operate a dry cleaning plant) $101 $234 ($133) Dust Producing Operations $101 $234 ($133) Fire Alarm (Operate a fire alarm system) $101 $234 ($133) Flammable/Combustible Liquids (storage in excess of 5 gallons, operate tanks, etc.) $101 $234 ($133) Hazardous Materials >amounts in Table 105-C $101 $234 ($133) High Piled Combustible Storage $101 $234 ($133) Hot – Work Operations (except when conducted under a building permit) $101 $234 ($133) Institutions (all I occupancies) $101 $234 ($133) Large Family Day Care (R-3) (9-14 children) No Fee $234 Residential Board & Care Occupancies (R-3.1) No Fee $234 Liquefied Petroleum Gas $101 $234 ($133) Malls: assemblies, auto displays, open flames, etc. $264 $345 ($81) Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing Station $101 $234 ($133) Places of Assembly (all A occupancies) $101 $234 ($133) Radioactive Materials >1 micro curie $101 $234 ($133) Refrigeration Equipment ( >220 lbs. of Class A1 or 30 lbs. of other refrigerants) $101 $234 ($133) Repair Garage (S-3 or H-4 Occupancies) $101 $234 ($133) Spraying or Dipping (using flammable or combustible liquids or powders) $101 $234 ($133) Tents, Canopies and Temporary Membrane Structures (excludes tents on Christmas tree lots) (> 400 square ft.) $264 $345 ($81) The majority of Fire fees are under recovering with the largest source of under-recovery for Existing Fire Alarm Panel Upgrades ($1,044). Over-recoveries range from $10 for Asphalt kettle operations annual permits to a high of $320 for the 3rd response and each subsequent response for false alarms.

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9. Planning The Planning Division is responsible for ensuring all development complies with the City’s general plan and zoning ordinance in order to enhance the Daly City environment and ensure high quality of life for residents. The fees examined within this study relate to use permits, variances, parcel maps, design review, among others. The following subsections discuss fee schedule modifications and detailed per unit results for the fee-related services provided by the Planning Division. 1 Fee Schedule Modifications In discussion with Planning staff, modifications were made to the current fee schedule. The modifications made are outlined below: • Addition of Fees: Administrative Use Permit Renewal, Coastal Development Permits for Minor and Major permits, and Cannabis Permits were added as new fees to the fee structure. Fees were also added to reflect current services being provided, which include: Front Yard Paving, Short Term Rental Permits, and Stormwater Treatment Review. • Fee Name Changes: Wireless Communications Facility was renamed to Administrative Use Permit and Secondary Unit was renamed to ADU as a means to provide City staff and the Community with clarity as to what the services entail. Use Permit, Residential or Commercial was renamed to just Use Permit as this category includes all types of occupancies. Parcel Map, excluding Cert of Compliance was renamed to Parcel Map as the indication of Cert of Compliance was no longer necessary. • Expansion of Fees: Variance, Residential and Commercial was broken out into fees for minor and major to account for the increased level of effort from staff for large projects compared to small projects. • Reclassification of Fees: Fees for Initial Study (Neg Declaration) and Initial Study (Mitigated Neg Declaration) were previously charged as a flat fee. It was determined by staff that these services are no longer provided in house and therefore the fee should be actual costs for an outside consultant to complete the review plus administrative oversight costs.

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• Removal of Fees: The Large Family Day Care and Curb Cut fees were removed as Planning staff no longer provides these services. The Record Storage Fee was also removed from the schedule and is being combined into the Technology Fee. These modifications enable the Division to most accurately and transparently reflect all of the services it provides. 2 Detailed Results The Planning Division collects fees for use permits, variances, parcel maps, design review, among others. The total cost calculated for each service includes direct staff costs and Divisional and Citywide overhead. The following table details the fee name, current fee, total cost, and surplus or deficit associated with each Planning activity. Table 12: Total Cost Per Unit Results – Planning Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Administrative Use Permit $2,845 $10,069 ($7,224) AUP Renewal Permit New $5,035 N/A Use Permit $4,960 $15,592 ($10,632) Use Permit, Concurrent or TI $2,465 $5,607 ($3,142) Coastal Development Permit Minor New $10,069 N/A Major New $20,841 N/A Variance Minor $4,845 $5,607 ($762) Major $4,845 $15,592 ($10,747) Certificate of Compliance $710 $1,545 ($835) Parcel Map $4,645 $15,592 ($10,947) Subdivision $4,750 $20,841 ($16,091) # of lots or parcels or units $165 $247 ($82) Condominium Conversion $8,745 $14,610 ($5,865) # of units $165 $247 ($82) Environmental Assessment (Exempt) $95 $410 ($315) Initial Study (Neg Declaration) Actual Costs + 25% Initial Study (Mitigated Neg Declaration) Actual Costs + 25% EIR Actual Costs + 25% Design Review – Major $5,420 $14,506 ($9,086) Design Review – Minor (Concurrent) $1,295 $5,355 ($4,060) Design Review – Administrative $290 $1,274 ($984) ADU $580 $762 ($182) Front Yard Paving $165 $1,523 ($1,358) Time Extension $665 $841 ($176) Appeal Fee $100 $15,592 ($15,492) Zoning Confirmation and Verification Letters $350 $1,099 ($749)

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Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) ABC Letter of Convenience and Necessity $1,570 $9,674 ($8,104) Sign Permit $165 $190 ($25) Public Noticing Fee $330 $790 ($460) Pre-application Review Fee $1,000 $9,916 ($8,916) Short Term Rental Permits $225 $1,523 ($1,298) Cannabis Permits New $254 N/A Stormwater Treatment Review Actual Costs + 25% Home Occupation Permit $40 $127 ($87) Lot Line Adjustment or Lot Merger $4,645 $4,160 $485 Currently, all fees being charged are showing an under-recovery except for the Lot Line Adjustment or Lot Merger which is showing an over recovery of $485. The deficits range from a low of $25 for Sign Permits, to a high of $16,091 for Subdivision permits. 3 Deposit Based Fees The Planning Division charges some of its fees as deposits as they can span several months and can be very complex in nature. Since these types of applications can vary widely in the time that staff are required to spend on them, a deposit is generally recommended to ensure that the full cost of the service is recovered. The following table shows the current deposit-based fees for planning and the proposed deposit amount: Table 13: Deposit-Based Fees – Planning Fee Name Current Deposit Recommended Deposit Planned Development Zone Change $15,000 $15,000 Zone Changes / Text Amendment $10,000 $10,000 Development Agreements $10,000 $10,000 GPA / Text Amendment $15,000 $15,000 Initial Study (Neg Declaration) Actual Cost + 25% Initial Study (Mitigated Neg Declaration) Actual Cost + 25% EIR Actual Cost + 25% Stormwater Treatment Review Actual Cost + 25% As the table indicates the majority of the City’s initial deposits are sufficient to recover its costs. 4 Deposit Based Fees – Cost Recovery Policy As noted in the previous section, the Planning Division collects initial deposits for many of its larger projects and staff bill time and materials associated with the plan review and approval of these projects to each specific project. In order for the City to achieve full

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cost recovery on deposit-based fees, it is critical that the following components are addressed and put into place: • Positions(s): Identify the position(s) within Finance or Economic and Community Development that will be responsible for administering the billing and / or invoicing for the deposit-based fees. • Timekeeping: Identify the procedure for timekeeping as it is done by Planning and all other cross-departmental staff, including if timekeeping will be done outside of the current timekeeping system, or if it will be part of the timekeeping system with project numbers assigned to each deposit-based fee project. • Hourly Rates: It is recommended that the fully burdened hourly rate (salaries + benefits + productive hours + departmental overhead + citywide overhead) be used for billing purposes. The hourly rate should also be specific to the position. The City should identify the hourly rate(s) that will be used – a singular blended rate, or a separate rate for the position reviewing the application and the type of hourly rate used. • Billing / Refunding: The City should clearly outline when the department and / or division should request for additional funding. The standard recommendation is if 10% of the initial deposit is left, the applicant should be billed for additional funds. Policies regarding refund amounts and to whom the refund will be issued should be identified. Refunds should not be issued until all invoices have been paid. • Stop Work Order / Permit Issuance: The City should also include language regarding if no payment has been received on an invoice for 90 days, the application will be considered dormant and City staff will stop all work on the project. Additionally, it should also clearly clarify when the permit will be issued. The standard recommendation is that until final payment has been received no permit should be issued. Ultimately, deposit-based fees are known as cost recovery fees, as City staff recover all of their time and material costs associated with reviewing those applications. However, in order for these fees to be cost recovery, it is critical that the City have the previously discussed policies and procedures in place.

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10. Police The Police Department is responsible for law enforcement, as a means to provide a safe environment for residents and businesses within Daly City. The fees examined within this study relate to auto impounds, boot releases, clearance letters, alarms, fingerprinting, repossessions, special events, storage of firearms, taxi’s, and digital media. The following subsections discuss fee schedule modifications and detailed per unit results for the fee-related services provided by the Police Department. 1 Fee Schedule Modifications During discussions with Police Department staff, modifications were proposed to the current fee schedule, which include: • Removal of Fees: Audio Tape, Digital Photographs/CD’s, Dispatch Tape, Photograph Copies, and Video Tape fees were removed from the schedule as the department no longer provides tapes, CD’s, or printed copies of photos. Massage Establishment and Massage Technician fees were also removed as this service is no longer provided at the City level and is now processed and regulated by the state according to Government Code section 51034. • Addition of Fees: Fees for digital media including photos, videos, and redacted video was added in order to capture the staff time involved with reviewing all photos and videos to ensure sensitive or confidential content is removed before releasing. Additionally, a fee for Ammo Storage was also added to the schedule. The modifications outlined above will ensure that the Police fee schedule accurately reflects the services being provided by staff and help ensure that costs are captured appropriately. 2 Detailed Results The Police Department collects fees for auto impounds, boot releases, clearance letters, alarms, fingerprinting, repossessions, special events, storage of firearms, taxi’s, and digital media. The total cost calculated for each service includes direct staff costs, direct material costs (where applicable), and Departmental and Citywide overhead. The following table details the fee name, current fee, total cost, and surplus or deficit associated with each Police permit.

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Table 14: Total Cost Per Unit Results – Police Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Auto Impound Fee $240 $273 ($33) Boot Release $60 $169 ($109) Civil Court Appearance7 $275 $275 $0 Clearance Letter $25 $58 ($33) False Alarms $0 $25 ($25) Each subsequent $100 $25 $75 Alarm Permit8 $25 $25 $0 Fingerprinting – Ink $25 $46 ($21) Fingerprinting – Livescan $30 $100 ($70) Repossession Fee $15 $13 $2 Special Event Permit $210 $539 ($329) Storage of Firearms $190 $196 ($6) Each additional firearm $25 $158 ($133) Ammo Storage $26 $73 ($47) Taxi Applicants, New $127 $122 $5 Taxi Applicants, Renewal $50 $38 $12 Digital Media Photos New $17 N/A Videos New $85 N/A Video - Redacted Actual Costs The majority of Police fees show an under-recovery. The largest source of under-recovery relates to Special Event Permits at $329. Over-recoveries range from a low of $2 for Repossession Fees to a high of $5 for New Taxi Applicants. 7 Civil Court Appearance fees are set by Government Code 68097.2. 8 Alarm Permit registrations are performed through a third party organization using the fees set by that organization..

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11. Public Works The Public Works Department consists of Engineering, Maintenance, Stormwater, and Street Sweeping. Also included in this section are the Department of Water and Wastewater Divisions, whose fees are administered by the Public Works Department. The Department is responsible for ensuring construction and infrastructure comply with City polices in order to protect the environment. Fees examined in this study relate to Engineering services associated with subdivision reviews, public improvements, grading and erosion control, transportation permits, encroachment permits, and traffic studies as well as Water and Wastewater services, fire flow tests, sanitary sewer lateral, water system studies, and sanitary sewer studies. The following subsections discuss fee schedule modifications and detailed per unit results for the fee-related services provided by the Public Works Department. 1 Fee Schedule Modifications During discussions with Public Works staff, modifications were proposed to the current fee schedule, which include: • Removal of Fees: The Map Security Deposit, the Clean Up Security Deposit, the Traffic Signal Adjustment Fee, Geotechnical Report, Detention Analysis, and Storm Drain Study were removed as PW staff no longer requires or provides these services. • Condensing of Fees: Fees were condensed to reflect current services being provided, which include: - Parcel Map Review: previously had a base fee plus a per lot fee. This was combined into one flat fee. - Encroachment Agreement: previously called Long Term Encroachments, this was charged as a base fee plus per 25 linear feet and also included a security deposit. This service varies so widely in size and time that it was determined that collecting time and materials for these services would be a more appropriate way of capturing accurate costs. - Sidewalk, Driveway, Front Yard Paving Encroachment: previously this was separated into multiple fees for sidewalks, driveways, and curb drains, which were charged based on square feet, number of locations, or number

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of driveways. It was determined the time to inspect these projects was the same based on the amount of square footage and does not vary significantly based on project type. Therefore, these fees were combined into one fee based on the square footage. - Traffic Study: currently this is charged based on project size plus number of intersections. This was consolidated into one base fee plus number of hours after 4 hours to mimic how other impact reviews are charged. - Document Printing: previously the PW schedule listed out fees for document printing for Binders, Capital Project Plans, Aerial Topographic Maps, and copies of documents. For ease of readability, these were condensed down into three fees: documents online (free of charge), electronic files (free of charge), and printed copies (actual costs determined by department). • Addition of Fees: New fees were added for Tentative Map Review, Right of Way and Easement Abandonment, Lot Line Adjustments, Surveyor Review, Wireless Encroachments, Permit Extension, Permit Cancellation, and Work without a Permit. • Restructuring of Improvement Fees: The previous schedule for plan review and inspections of improvements were in ranges of $0-$100,000, $100,001-$500,000, and $500,001+ with a per $5,000 cost between each range. This was determined to not be sufficient in terms of project costs, and as such the ranges were adjusted to include higher ranges ($0-$500,000, $500,001-$1,500,000, $1,500,001-$4,500,000, and $4,500,001+) and ranges in between were changed to a percent of costs rather than a flat amount. The modifications outlined will ensure that the Public Works fee schedule accurately reflects the services being provided by staff and help ensure that costs are captured appropriately. 2 Detailed Results The Public Works Department collects fees for items such as subdivision reviews, public improvements, grading and erosion control, transportation permits, encroachment permits, and impact reviews. The total cost calculated for each service includes direct staff costs and Departmental and Citywide overhead. The following table details the fee name, current fee, total full cost, and the surplus or deficit associated with each service.

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Table 15: Total Cost Per Unit Results – Public Works Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) SUBDIVISION REVIEWS Agreements / Map Review Tentative Map Review New $3,590 N/A Subdivision Agreement $4,800 $5,319 ($519) Parcel Map Review $2,400 $5,354 ($2,954) Final Map Review $3,200 $5,354 ($2,154) Plus # of lots or units $80 $138 ($58) Right of Way and Easement Abandonment New $4,921 N/A Lot Line Adjustment New $3,580 N/A Surveyor Review Actual Costs + 20% Admin PUBLIC / SITE IMPROVEMENTS Site Improvement Plan Reviews Improvement Cost - $500,000 or less $160 $5,312 ($5,152) % of Cost up to $500,000 2.56% 2.50% 0.06% Cost $500,001 - $1,500,000 $12,960 $17,817 ($4,857) % of Cost over $500,000 1.60% 1.71% -0.11% Cost $1,500,001 - $4,500,000 $28,960 $34,904 ($5,944) % of Cost over $1,500,000 2.13% 0.75% 1.38% Cost $4,500,001 or greater $92,960 $57,356 $35,604 % of Cost over $4,500,000 1.07% 0.37% 0.69% Site Improvement Permit and Inspections Improvement Cost - $500,000 or less $320 $12,184 ($11,864) % of Cost up to $500,000 5.12% 7.56% -2.44% Cost $500,001 - $1,500,000 $25,920 $50,008 ($24,088) % of Cost over $500,000 3.20% 4.99% -1.79% Cost $1,500,001 - $4,500,000 $57,920 $99,894 ($41,974) % of Cost over $1,500,000 4.27% 2.04% 2.23% Cost $4,500,001 or greater $185,920 $161,005 $24,915 % of Cost over $4,500,000 2.13% 1.24% 0.89% Improvement Security Deposit/Bond 200% 200% $0 GRADING AND EROSION CONTROL Plan Review 1,000 cu yd. or less - First 100 cu yd. $160 $295 ($135) Plus additional for each 100 cu yd. more than 100 or fraction thereof $80 $133 ($53) 1,001 to 10,000 cu yd. $880 $1,496 ($616) Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 1,000 or fraction thereof $160 $155 $5 10,001 to 100,000 cu yd. $2,320 $2,893 ($573) Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 10,000 or fraction thereof $64 $57 $7 100,001 cu yd. or greater $8,080 T&M Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 100,000 or fraction thereof $48 T&M Permit and Inspections 1,000 cu yd. or less - First 100 cu yd. $320 $576 ($256) Plus additional for each 100 cu yd. more than 100 or fraction thereof $160 $239 ($79) 1,001 to 10,000 cu yd. $1,760 $2,726 ($966)

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Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 1,000 or fraction thereof $320 $326 ($6) 10,001 to 100,000 cu yd. $4,640 $5,660 ($1,020) Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 10,000 or fraction thereof $128 $220 ($92) 100,001 cu yd. or greater $16,160 T&M Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 100,000 or fraction thereof $96 T&M Security Deposits Grading Security Deposit/Bond 25% 25% $0 Wet Season Work Authorization Wet Season Work Authorization $240 $588 ($348) TRANSPORTATION PERMITS Oversize Load Permit Fees (set by the State of California) $0 $16 ($16) Dirt and Debris Hauling Permit Fees (per operation) $160 $203 ($43) Plus per # of cubic yards per # of miles round trip $0.22 $0.22 $0 ENCROACHMENT PERMITS Temporary Encroachment (scaffolding, construction fencing, etc.) Permit Fees $480 $589 ($109) Plus per # of weeks more than two weeks $80 $98 ($18) Security Deposit $1,000 $1,000 $0 Encroachment Agreement Encroachment Agreement T&M Wireless Small Cell (with existing Lease Agreement) Processing Fee New $207 N/A Plan Review Fee New $829 N/A Inspection Fee New $1,199 N/A Security Deposit New $1,500 N/A Street Parking/Space Obstruction (renewable every four weeks) Residential $320 $589 ($269) Commercial $320 $589 ($269) Plus per # of weeks, after first week $160 $196 ($36) Security Deposit $500 $500 $0 Temporary Container $160 $491 ($331) Plus per # of weeks, after first week $80 $98 ($18) Security Deposit $150 $500 ($350) Traffic Control Processing Fee $160 $295 ($135) Plan Review Fee $160 $205 ($45) Inspection Fee (mobile, temporary setup) $240 $288 ($48) Inspection Fee (fixed, long-term setup) $640 $968 ($328) Security Deposit $1,000 $1,000 $0 Monitoring Well/Core Drilling/Potholing Permit Fees $320 $295 $25 Plus per # of locations $320 $392 ($72) Security Deposit $1,000 $1,000 $0

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Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Sidewalk/Curb Drain/Driveway (not longer than 30 days) Processing Fee $160 $295 ($135) Plan Review Fee $160 $203 ($43) Sidewalk/Driveway (Right-of-Way)/Front Yard Paving $160 $392 ($232) Excavation in Unpaved Areas $80 $392 ($312) Security Deposit $500 $500 $0 Street Excavation/Directional Boring Processing Fee $160 $295 ($135) Plan Review Fee - Up to 3 reviews $1,920 $2,692 ($772) Inspection Fee $320 $1,961 ($1,641) Plus per # of 50 sq. ft. increments more than 200 sq. ft., or fraction thereof $160 $163 ($3) Security Deposit $15 $15 $0 Water Service Permit Fees $160 $295 ($135) Plus per # of services $580 $1,100 ($520) Security Deposit (2” service or less) $2,000 $2,000 $0 Security Deposit (greater than 2” service) $3,500 $3,500 $0 Fire Flow Test and Results $420 $812 ($392) Sanitary Sewer Lateral Within the City right-of-way, w/in the District $160 $295 ($135) Plus per # of laterals $580 $1,100 ($520) Security Deposit $2,000 $2,000 $0 Within the City right-of-way, not w/in the District $160 $295 ($135) Plus per # of laterals $480 $392 $88 Security Deposit $2,000 $2,000 $0 Not within the City right-of-way, w/in the District $160 $203 ($43) Plus per # of laterals $100 $707 ($607) DEVELOPMENT IMPACT REVIEWS Traffic Study Review Fees $1,280 $4,505 ($3,225) Plus per # of hours more than four hours $80 $205 ($125) Water System Study Review Fees $640 $790 ($150) Plus per # of hours more than four hours $160 $197 ($37) Sanitary Sewer Study Review Fees $640 $790 ($150) Plus per # of hours more than four hours $160 $197 ($37) BUILDING PERMIT REVIEWS Review Fees 20% 20% 0% OTHER REQUESTS City General Conditions, Standard Specifications & Drawings, Capital Project Plans & Specifications, and Copies of Other Documents Online at www.dalycity.org Free of Charge Electronic Files Free of Charge Printed Copies Actual Costs Permit Extension Permit Extension (Renewal) New $207 N/A Reinstatement of Expired Permit New $403 N/A

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Fee Name Current Fee Total Cost Surplus / (Deficit) Permit Cancellation Processing Fee New $207 N/A Pre-Cancellation Inspection New $196 N/A Work Without a Permit Double Permit Fee The majority of Public Works fees are under recovering with the largest source of under-recovery of $41,974 from Site Improvement Permit and Inspections valued at $1,500,000. Over-recoveries range from a low of $5 for Grading Plan Review of each additional 1,000 cubic feet for projects between 1,001 and 10,000 cubic feet to a high of $19,604 for Site Improvement Plan Reviews valued greater than $4,500,000.

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12. Comparative Survey As part of the Cost of Services (User Fee) study for Daly City, the Matrix Consulting Group conducted a comparative survey of user fees. The City identified six jurisdictions to be included in the comparative survey: Hayward, Milpitas, Redwood City, San Bruno, San Mateo, and South San Francisco. The project team then reviewed public documents (i.e., agenda items, staff reports, budgets, fee schedules, and ordinances), and or contacted jurisdictions to get comparative information. While this report will provide the City with a reasonable estimate and understanding of the true costs of providing services, many jurisdictions also wish to consider the local “market rates” for services as a means for assessing what types of changes in fee levels their community can bear. However, a comparative survey does not provide adequate information regarding the relationship of a jurisdiction’s cost to its fees. The following sections detail various factors to consider when reviewing comparative survey results, as well as graphical comparisons of current fees and total calculated costs for various permits issued or services provided by the City. 1 Economic Factors In order to provide additional context to the comparative survey information, the project team collected economic factors for the jurisdictions included. Three important economic factors to consider when comparing fees across multiple jurisdictions are: population, budget, and workforce size. The following tables rank each jurisdiction from smallest to largest for each of these economic factors: Table 16: Ranking of Jurisdictions by Population Jurisdiction 2020 Population San Bruno 43,908 South San Francisco 66,105 Milpitas 80,273 Redwood City 84,292 Daly City 104,901 San Mateo 105,661 Hayward 162,954

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Table 17: Ranking of Jurisdictions by Citywide Total Budget9 Jurisdiction FY20/21 Budget San Bruno $48,814,459 San Mateo $200,990,594 Daly City $217,459,172 Milpitas $220,317,510 Redwood City $235,946,547 South San Francisco $281,650,054 Hayward $349,488,14110 Table 18: Ranking of Jurisdictions by Workforce Size Jurisdiction FY20/21 FTE San Bruno 265 Milpitas 439 Daly City 458 Redwood City 547 South San Francisco 578 San Mateo 606 Hayward 907 Based on the data shown in the previous tables, Daly City ranks in the higher middle of surveyed jurisdictions in terms of population and in the lower middle of surveyed jurisdictions in terms of budget and size of workforce. 2 Recency Factor While the previous comparative information can provide some perspective when comparing Daly City’s fees with surveyed jurisdictions, other key factors to consider are when a jurisdiction’s fee schedule was last updated and when the last comprehensive analysis was completed. The following tables detail when each surveyed jurisdiction last conducted a fee analysis and when they last updated their fee schedule. Table 19: Last Fee Study Conducted Jurisdiction Response Redwood City FY 17-18 Milpitas FY 19-20 San Mateo FY 19-20 Hayward FY 20-21 San Bruno FY 20-21 South San Francisco FY 20-21 9 To ensure appropriate comparisons, full operating budget (all funds) has been used for all jurisdictions. 10 Hayward’s budget is for FY21/22.

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Table 20: Last Fee Schedule Update Jurisdiction Response Hayward FY 21/22 Milpitas FY 21/22 Redwood City FY 21/22 San Bruno FY 21/22 San Mateo FY 21/22 South San Francisco FY 21/22 Based on the data presented in the above tables, all jurisdictions have conducted comprehensive fee studies within the last five years and all have updated their fee schedules within the past year. It is important to note that even though jurisdictions may have conducted fee studies, fees are not always adopted at full cost recovery. The comparative results will only show the adopted fees for the surveyed jurisdictions, not necessarily the full cost associated with the comparable service. 3 Additional Factors Along with keeping the statistics outlined in the previous sections in mind, the following issues should also be noted regarding the use of market surveys in the setting of fees for service: • Each jurisdiction and its fees are different, and many are not based on the actual cost of providing services. • The same “fee” with the same name may include more or less steps or sub-activities. In addition, jurisdictions provide varying levels of service and have varying levels of costs associated with providing services such as staffing levels, salary levels, indirect overhead costs, etc. Market surveys can run the risk of creating a confusing excess of data that will obscure rather than clarify policy issues. Because each jurisdiction is different, the Matrix Consulting Group recommends that the information contained in the market comparison of fees be used as a secondary decision-making tool, rather than a tool for establishing an acceptable price point for services.

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4 Comparative Survey Results As part of this study, the project team conducted a survey of how the City’s current user fees and calculated full cost compare to other similarly sized and regionally located jurisdictions. The following subsections provide a comparative look at several fee-related services provided by the City versus the surveyed jurisdictions. 1 New Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit/ADU Valued at $100,000; 500 Sq. Ft. Currently, the Building Department charges a fee of $1,666 ($656 for plan check and $1,010 for the permit) for new construction of a 500 square foot junior accessory dwelling unit/ADU valued at $100,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $3,025 ($1,286 for plan check and $1,738 for the permit). The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($1,666) is below the jurisdictional average of $2,785, while the calculated full cost ($3,025) is higher than the average. Redwood City ($3,806) and South San Francisco ($3,425) have fees higher than Daly City’s calculated full cost fee and the jurisdictional average, while Milpitas ($2,935) is only higher than the average. San Bruno’s ($2,702) fee is slightly lower than the jurisdictional average and San Mateo’s ($1,322) fee is significantly lower than the average. 2 New SFD Valued at $450,000; 2,000 Sq. Ft. Currently, the Building Department charges a fee of $4,999 ($1,969 for plan check and $3,029 for the permit) for new construction of a 2,000 square foot single-family dwelling $-
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valued at $450,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $6,333 ($2,694 for plan check and $3,640 for the permit). The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($4,999) and the calculated full cost ($6,333) are both significantly lower than the jurisdictional average of $9,083. Milpitas ($8,512), South San Francisco ($8,044), Hayward ($7,481), and San Bruno ($7,120) have fees lower than the jurisdictional average but higher than Daly City’s calculated full cost. Redwood City ($12,374) and San Mateo ($10,969) have fees significantly higher than the jurisdiction average. 3 New Commercial Building Valued at $6,500,000; 50,000 Sq. Ft. Currently, the Building Department charges a fee of $44,629 ($17,581 for plan check and $27,048 for the permit) for new construction of a 50,000 square foot commercial building valued at $6.5 million. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $25,280 ($10,751 for plan check and $14,529 for the permit). The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions. $-
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Daly City’s current fee ($44,629) and the calculated full cost ($25,280) are both significantly lower than the jurisdictional average of $60,610. Hayward ($58,218), Redwood City ($55,194), South San Francisco ($42,234), and San Mateo ($39,508) have fees lower than the jurisdictional average but higher than Daly City’s calculated full cost. San Bruno ($90,600) and Milpitas ($77,906) have fees significantly higher than the jurisdiction average. 4 Commercial Office TI Valued at $250,000; 2,000 Sq. Ft. Currently, the Building Department charges a fee of $3,094 ($1,219 for plan check and $1,875 for the permit) for a 2,000 square foot tenet improvement to a commercial office valued at $250,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $4,443 ($1,889 for plan check and $2,553 for the permit). The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

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Daly City’s current fee ($3,094) and the calculated full cost ($4,443) are both significantly lower than the jurisdictional average of $6,045. South San Francisco ($5,534), Milpitas ($4,811), Hayward ($4,645), and San Bruno ($4,595) have fees lower than the jurisdictional average but higher than Daly City’s calculated full cost. Redwood City ($8,598) and San Mateo ($8,089) have fees significantly higher than the jurisdiction average. 5 Residential Re-Roof Valued at $8,000 Currently, the Building Department charges a fee of $237 for a residential re-roof valued at $8,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $344. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($237) and the calculated full cost ($344) are both lower than the jurisdictional average of $496. San Mateo ($490), Redwood City ($467), Hayward ($389), and South San Francisco ($368) have fees lower than the jurisdictional average but higher than Daly City’s calculated full cost. San Bruno ($635) and Milpitas ($627) have fees higher than the jurisdiction average. 6 Residential Water Heater Valued at $3,000 Currently, the Building Department charges a fee of $82 for a residential water heater valued at $3,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $116. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions. $-
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Daly City’s current fee ($82) and the calculated full cost ($116) are both lower than the jurisdictional average of $219. South San Francisco ($202), Redwood City ($155) and San Bruno ($153) have fees lower than the jurisdictional average but higher than Daly City’s calculated full cost. Milpitas ($321), San Mateo ($263), and Hayward ($221) have fees higher than the jurisdiction average. 7 New Sprinkler System Installation, 20 Sprinkler Heads, Valued at $25,000 Currently, the Fire Department charges a fee of $775 for the inspection of a newly installed 20 head sprinkler system valued at $25,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $1,627. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($775) is significantly lower than the jurisdictional average of $1,050, while the calculated full cost ($1,627) is significantly higher than the average. With the exception of Hayward ($1,548), whose fee is higher than the jurisdictional average, all other jurisdictions have fees lower than the jurisdictional average but higher than Daly City’s current fee. $-
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8 New Fire Alarm System Installation, 1 System, Valued at $25,000 Currently, the Fire Department charges a fee of $775 for the inspection of a newly installed fire alarm system valued at $25,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $1,546. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($775) is lower than the jurisdictional average of $857, while the calculated full cost ($1,546) is significantly higher than the average. Milpitas ($1,134), Hayward ($1,106), and South San Francisco ($1,075) have fees higher than the average but lower than Daly City’s calculated full cost. Redwood City ($766), San Mateo ($644), and San Bruno ($415) have fees lower than the average and lower than Daly City’s current fee. 9 Key Box Service Currently, the Fire Department charges a fee of $75 for key box service. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $304. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

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comparable jurisdictions have a fee for key box service on their fee schedules. San Mateo ($407) charges more than the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s calculated full cost, while South San Francisco ($90) charges less than the average but more than Daly City’s current fee. 10 Annual Occupancy Permit – High Piled Combustible Storage Currently, the Fire Department charges a fee of $101 for an annual occupancy permit for high piled combustible storage. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $234. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($101) and calculated full cost ($234) are both significantly lower than the jurisdictional average of $592. Milpitas ($1,160), Hayward ($885), and South San Francisco ($717) charge more than the jurisdictional average, while San Bruno ($281), San Mateo ($257), and Redwood City ($254) charge less than the average but more than Daly City’s calculated full cost. 11 Appeal Fee Currently, the Planning Department charges a fee of $100 for an appeal. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $15,592. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions. $-
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Daly City’s current fee ($100) is lower than the jurisdictional average of $975, while the calculated full cost fee ($15,592) is significantly higher than the average. Milpitas ($1,933) and South San Francisco ($1,760) charge significantly more than the jurisdictional average. Redwood City ($755), San Bruno ($500), San Mateo ($500), and Hayward ($400) charge less than the average but more than Daly City’s current fee. It should be noted that Appeal fees are often set well below cost recovery as a means to ensure access to the appeal process. 12 Lot Line Adjustment or Lot Merger Currently, the Planning Department charges a fee of $4,645 for lot line adjustments or mergers. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $4,160. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($4,645) and calculated full cost ($4,160) are both just above the jurisdictional average of $3,831. Of the three comparable jurisdictions who charge a fee for lot line adjustments or mergers, San Mateo ($6,000) and Hayward ($4,000) charge the fee as a deposit. Redwood City charges a flat fee of $1,492 which is lower than the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s calculated full cost. $-
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13 Administrative Use Permit Currently, the Planning Department charges a fee of $2,845 for an administrative use permit. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $10,069. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($2,845) is lower than the jurisdictional average of $3,225, while the calculated full cost ($10,069) is significantly higher than the average. San Mateo ($6,000), South San Francisco ($4,434), and Hayward ($2,000) charge the fee as a deposit. Redwood City ($3,386) charges more than the jurisdictional average but less than Daly City’s calculated full cost fee. San Bruno ($2,301) and Milpitas ($1,230) charge less than the average and less than Daly City’s current fee. 14 Zoning Confirmation and Verification Letters Currently, the Planning Department charges a fee of $350 for zoning confirmation and verification letters. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $1,099. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

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Daly City’s current fee ($350) is lower than the jurisdictional average of $532, while the calculated full cost ($1,099) is significantly higher than the average. San Bruno ($918) and South San Francisco ($879) charge more than the jurisdictional average but less than Daly City’s calculated full cost fee. Hayward ($500) charges less than the average but more than Daly City’s current fee. Milpitas ($228) and Redwood City ($137) charge less than both the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s current fee. 15 Design Review - Minor Currently, the Planning Department charges a fee of $1,295 for a minor design review. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $5,355. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($1,295) is lower than the jurisdictional average of $2,733, while the calculated full cost ($5,355) is significantly higher than the average. San Mateo ($5,000), Redwood City ($3,000), and Hayward ($2,000) charge the fee as a deposit. Milpitas ($3,062) charges a fee higher than the average, San Bruno ($2,097) charges a fee lower than the average but higher than Daly City’s current fee, and South San Francisco ($1,236) charges a fee lower than both the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s current fee. 16 Auto Impound Fee Currently, the Police Department charges an auto impound fee of $240. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $273. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions. $-
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Daly City’s current fee ($240) and calculated full cost ($273) are higher than the jurisdictional average of $166. Milpitas ($346) charges more than both the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s calculated full cost. Hayward ($235) and South San Francisco ($184) charge more than the average but less than Daly City’s current fee, while San Bruno ($108), Redwood City ($100) and San Mateo ($20) charge less than both the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s current fee. 17 Clearance Letter Currently, the Police Department charges a fee of $25 for a clearance letter. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $58. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($25) and calculated full cost ($58) are higher than the jurisdictional average of $23. Hayward ($43) and San Bruno ($39) charge more than the average but less than Daly City’s calculated full cost. Redwood City ($13), San Mateo ($10) and South San Francisco ($10) charge less than both the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s current fee. $-
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18 LiveScan Fingerprinting Currently, the Police Department charges a fee of $30 for a LiveScan fingerprinting. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $100. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($30) is less than the jurisdictional average of $ 38, while the calculated full cost ($100) is higher than the average. South San Francisco ($77) charges more than the average but less than Daly City’s calculated full cost. Hayward ($26), Milpitas ($25), and Redwood City ($24) charge less than both the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s current fee. 19 Storage of Firearms – First Firearm Currently, the Police Department charges a fee of $190 for the initial storage of a firearm. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $79. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($190) and calculated full cost ($79) are lower than the jurisdictional average of $208. Of the three comparable jurisdictions who charge a firearm storage fee, South San Francisco ($366) charges more than the average, while San Bruno $-
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($150) and San Mateo ($107) charge less than the jurisdictional average but more than Daly City’s current fee. 20 Parcel Map Review Currently, the Public Works Department charges a fee of $2,400 for the review of a parcel map. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $5,354. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($2,400) and calculated full cost ($5,354) are higher than the jurisdictional average of $2,336. Of the four comparable jurisdictions who charge a parcel map review fee, Hayward ($5,000), South San Francisco ($1,107) and Redwood City ($800) charge the fee as a deposit. San Mateo ($2,436) charges more than the jurisdictional average but less than Daly City’s calculated full cost. 21 Sidewalk/Driveway (Right-of-Way)/Front Yard Paving, 200 Sq. Ft. Currently, the Public Works Department charges a fee of $320 for a 200 square foot sidewalk, driveway, front yard paving encroachment permit. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $784. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions. $-
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Daly City’s current fee ($320) is below the jurisdictional average of $702, while the calculated full cost ($784) is higher than the average. Redwood City ($550) charges the fee as a deposit. Milpitas ($1,113), San Mateo ($906), and Hayward ($850) charge more than the average and Daly City’s calculated full cost. San Bruno ($463) and South San Francisco ($332) charge less than the jurisdictional average but more than Daly City’s current fee. 22 Grading at 10,000 Cubic Yards, Valued at $50,000 Currently, the Public Works Department charges a fee of $6,960 ($2,320 for plan check and $4,640 for the permit) for 10,000 cubic yards of grading valued at $50,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $8,553 ($2,893 for plan check and $5,660 for the permit). The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($6,960) and calculated full cost ($8,553) are higher than the jurisdictional average of $3,946. Of the four comparable jurisdictions who charge a grading fee, San Mateo ($8,440) and Hayward ($4,000) charge the fee as a deposit. South $-
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San Francisco ($2,006) and Milpitas ($1,339) charge a flat fee less than both the jurisdictional average and Daly City’s current fee. 23 Improvement Permit and Inspection; Valued at $500,000; 5,000 Sq. Ft. Currently, the Public Works Department charges a fee of $38,880 ($12,960 for plan check and $25,920 for the permit) for a 5,000 square foot improvement permit and inspection valued at $500,000. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $67,825 ($17,817 for plan check and $50,008 for the permit). The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions.

Daly City’s current fee ($38,880) and calculated full cost ($67,825) are higher than the jurisdictional average of $33,700. Hayward ($15,000), San Mateo ($15,894), and South San Francisco ($15,000) have the lowest fees of surveyed jurisdictions. Milpitas’ fee ($65,600) is in alignment with the City’s full cost. Redwood City’s fee ($50,500) is assessed as a deposit. 24 Sanitary Sewer Lateral – Within the City Right-of-Way but Not Within the District, 1 Lateral Currently, the Public Works Department charges a fee of $640 for a single sanitary sewer lateral within the city right-of-way but not within the district. Through this study, the project team calculated the full cost of this service to be $687. The following graph shows how the department’s current fee and full cost compare to the surveyed jurisdictions. $-
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Daly City’s current fee ($640) and calculated full cost ($687) are lower than the jurisdictional average of $1,257. Redwood City ($3,000) and San Mateo ($1,000) charge the fee as a deposit. South San Francisco ($1,395) charges more than the jurisdictional average, while Hayward ($541) and San Bruno ($350) charge less than both the average and Daly City’s current fee 5 Summary Based upon the comparative survey, the City’s calculated full cost for services are generally higher than the fees the City is currently charging. Additionally, the City’s current fees are generally lower than the jurisdictional average of comparable cities, with the calculated full cost being generally higher than the average. It is important to note that while many surrounding jurisdictions have conducted comprehensive fee studies within the past five years, the results of this survey only show the fees adopted by council, not the cost recovery policy decisions for departments or a jurisdiction. As such, the results of this survey should be used as a secondary decision-making tool. $-
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13. Development Services Surcharges There are two typical surcharges assessed as part of the development review process – General Plan Maintenance and Technology fee. Daly City currently charges a General Plan Maintenance fee as a percentage of valuation, but does not assess a Technology Fee. The following subsections discuss the calculation of the General Plan Maintenance Fee and creation of a Technology Fee 1 General Plan Maintenance Fee Daly City currently assesses a General Plan Maintenance Fee as a percentage of valuation. The fee is meant to account for updates to the general plan, zoning ordinance, housing elements, and other long-range planning activities that are part of the larger General Plan. This is a fairly typical fee charged by many jurisdictions. The project team worked with staff in the Planning Division to estimate the annual percentage of time spent by staff as it relates to long-range planning. The following table shows by cost component the total cost associated with each type of cost factor, the life of the cost factor, and the resulting annual cost: Table 21: General Plan Maintenance Fee Cost Components Cost Category % of Time Cost Life (Yrs) Total Annual Cost Director of Economic & Community Development 5% $7,025 Planning Manager 41% $186,658 Associate Planner 50% $189,697 Assistant Planner 59% $225,256 Subtotal Staffing Costs $608,636 Comprehensive Plan Update $1,500,000 30 $75,000 Other Contractual Services $300,000 5 $60,000 Subtotal Non-personnel Costs $135,000 Total General Plan Maintenance Annual Cost $743,636 The total annual costs associated with updating the General Plan are approximately $744,000; of which staff costs represents $609,000. It is important to note that the staff costs in the table are representative of fully burdened hourly rates and billable time. In order to assess this fee, the project team took the annual cost associated with general plan upkeep and divided it by the total FY21 valuation of building permits. The following table shows this calculation:

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Table 22: General Plan Maintenance Fee Calculation Category Amount Total General Plan Annual Maintenance Cost $743,636 FY21 Building Permit Valuation $145,882,397 General Plan Maintenance Fee 0.5% As the table indicates, the calculated General Plan Maintenance Fee is 0.5% of building permit valuation. The following table compares the City’s current fee to the full cost fee calculated through this study: Table 23: General Plan Maintenance Fee Per Unit Result Comparison Category Current Fee Full Cost Surplus / (Deficit) General Plan Maintenance Fee 0.5% 0.5% 0% As the above table reveals, the City’s current fee and the calculated full cost fee are identical. As part of this analysis, the project team conducted a comparative survey of other local jurisdictions and their assessment of the General Plan Maintenance Fee. Like other comparative efforts, the survey below simply shows the fees charged by the jurisdiction and does not include the basis upon which the other jurisdictions calculated or developed their fee. The following table shows the results of this comparative analysis: Table 24: General Plan Maintenance Fee – Comparative Survey Jurisdiction Fee Amount Redwood City 0.2% of Building Valuation San Bruno 9% of Building Permit Fee San Mateo 0.59% of Valuation South San Francisco 0.16% of Building Permit Valuation > $100K As the above table indicates, while some of the surrounding jurisdictions charge a General Plan Fee not all charge the fee the same way. For example, San Bruno charges as a percentage of the building permit fee and South San Francisco while it charges the fee as a percentage of valuation it only affects projects grader than $100,000. For the cities which do charge the fee as a percentage of valuation, Daly City’s current and calculated full cost at 0.5% is in the lower range of fee amounts, though not the lowest. 2 Technology Surcharge Fee Currently, Daly City does not collect a traditional Technology Fee, rather the City charges an Archive Fee. However, this Archive Fee is only collected in certain instances and only

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accounts for costs associated with digitizing building plans. The proposed Technology Fee would allow the City to support the costs associated with the City’s permitting system, staff time for managing the systems, acquiring the system, mobile devices used for permitting, etc. Currently these costs are managed by Information Services, and assessed to Building, Planning, and Engineering through an annual Information Service Charge. The following table shows the FY21 Information Service Charge for each division: Table 25: Technology Surcharge Fee Cost Components Division FY21 Annual Charge Building $225,583 Planning $105,797 Engineering $148,939 Total Tech Fee Costs $480,319 Based upon the total annual Information Service charges for Development Services activities the annual technology fee costs are approximately $480,000 for Daly City. Working with City staff, the project team determined that the most relatable nexus for the Technology Fee is proportionate to the permit fee. This means, the greater the permit fee, the greater the Technology Fee as there is more software utilization and storage space for larger projects. Therefore, the project team took the total Technology Annual Cost and divided it by the total permit revenue associated with Building, Planning, Engineering, and Fire Prevention. The following table shows this calculation: Table 26: Technology Fee Calculation Category Amount Total Technology Annual Cost $480,319 Total Permit Revenue $5,257,213 Technology Fee as % of Permit Fee 9% Based upon this calculation, the City’s technology fee would be 9% of the permit fee. Therefore, if a permit fee was $100, the technology fee collected would be $9; whereas if a permit fee was $1,000; the technology fee collected would be $90. This type of structure, enables the technology fee to be more proportionately distributed based upon the projects and their impact upon the system. As part of this analysis, the project team conducted a comparative survey of other local jurisdictions and their assessment of a Technology Fee. Like other comparative efforts, the survey below simply shows the fees charged by the jurisdiction and does not include the basis upon which the other jurisdictions calculated or developed their fee. The following table shows the results of this comparative analysis:

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Table 27: Technology Fee – Comparative Survey Jurisdiction Fee Amount Hayward 6% of Building Inspection Fee Milpitas 3.8% of Permit Redwood City 16% of Building Permit Fee San Bruno 5% of Building, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Permit San Mateo 0.15% of Valuation As the table indicates, most of the surrounding jurisdictions charge a Technology Fee. However, not all cities charge the fee in a similar manner, for example Hayward charges it as a percentage of the building inspection fee, whereas, Redwood City charges it as a percentage of only the building permit fee. Implementing this fee will provide the City with a mechanism to help fund the current costs for its development-related permitting needs. 3 Surcharge Funds It is a best practice to collect and account for General Plan Maintenance and Technology surcharges in separate accounts. Prior to implementation, the City should develop a separate fund or subaccount to house the General Plan Maintenance Surcharge and an additional fund or subaccount to house the Technology Surcharge. This will ensure compliance with funding requirements, enable appropriate allocation of funds to general plan or technology-related activities, and mitigate any potential issues with comingling of funds.

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14. Annual Revenue Impact One of the most important components of a cost of services analysis is the revenue impact associated with fees. The focus of this analysis has been Administration, Building, Code Enforcement, Fire, Planning, Police, and Public Works fees for service charged by Daly City. There are two main types of fee categories for the City: Public Safety / Enforcement Fees and Development Services. The following subsections discuss the revenue impacts based upon these categories. 1 Public Safety / Enforcement Revenue Impact Public Safety and Enforcement Fees refer to the fees charged by Code Enforcement and the Police Department. These departments provide fee-related services as an ancillary function and their revenue is a small component of their overall funding, which is primarily through general fund monies (i.e. property taxes). As part of this analysis, the project team analyzed the revenue collected for these departments in the last fiscal year (FY2021) and compared it against the annual fee-related cost. The fee-related annual cost is calculated based upon the amount of workload processed for the different types of activities. Based upon FY21 revenue and workload, the City is under-recovering by approximately $150,000 or at a cost recovery level of 70%. The following table compares by Department the revenue, the annual fee-related cost, the annual surplus / (deficit), and the associated cost recovery percentage. Table 28: Annual Results – Public Safety / Enforcement Department / Division Annual Fee Revenue Annual Fee-Related Expenses Annual Surplus / (Deficit) Cost Recovery % Code Enforcement $275,628 $441,441 ($165,813) 62% Police $68,305 $52,159 $16,146 131% Total $343,933 $493,600 ($149,667) 70% The largest source of under-recovery for Public Safety / Enforcement fees is in relation to Code Enforcement at $166,000. This is not uncommon, as the focus of code enforcement actions is compliance, and as such fees / fines are used secondarily to ensure abatement actions are taken. Police services shows a nominal surplus of $16,000, which is mostly due to false alarm responses. However, False Alarm responses are assessed fines, not fees for service.

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2 Development Services Revenue Impact The majority of departments / divisions reviewed were in relation to private development activity. This includes Building, Planning, Fire, and Engineering. These departments / divisions primarily service the public and the majority of their expenditures are fee-related. It is also important to note that there is a lot of inter-dependence among these departments / divisions. Building staff will review Planning applications, Planning staff provide support on Building and Engineering Fees, and Fire staff will review and inspect Building, Planning, and Engineering applications. Therefore, when evaluating these services, it is important to not only evaluate the individual fees, but look at the overall revenue impact for these departments / divisions. Similar to Public Safety / Enforcement fees, the revenue utilized was FY21 actual revenue for these departments / divisions. However, for the Building division this revenue was further manipulated and analyzed as building permit and plan check fees are collected up front, but the revenue can represent multiple years’ worth of activity. Since the cost only represents one years’ worth of services, the revenue for Building was annualized to better represent the true annual revenue. The annual development revenue is compared against the annual fee-related cost. The annual fee-related cost includes both direct cost and indirect costs allocated to the department / division from the Citywide cost allocation plan. Fee-related costs are typically the majority of the department’s costs. The exception to this is that for Fire, the cost only represents the costs associated with Fire Prevention. For Planning, the costs only represent current planning efforts, as long-range is captured through the General Plan Fee surcharge, and for Engineering, the costs only represent development activity and not costs related to capital improvements or City projects. Based upon FY21 revenue, and the calculated annual fee-related cost, the City is under-recovering for development-related activities by approximately $2.3 million or at a cost recovery level of 66%. The following table compares by Department the revenue, the annual fee-related cost, the annual surplus / (deficit), and the associated cost recovery percentage. Table 29: Annual Results – Development Services Department / Division Annual Fee Revenue Annual Fee-Related Expenses Annual Surplus / (Deficit) Cost Recovery % Building $1,785,666 $2,556,893 ($771,227) 70% Fire $563,744 $1,267,740 ($703,996) 44% Planning $227,307 $557,730 ($330,423) 41% Public Works $1,908,401 $2,410,673 ($502,271) 79% Total $4,485,118 $6,793,036 ($2,307,918) 66%

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The largest source of deficit for development services is Building at $771,000, followed by Fire at $704,000 and Public Works at $502,000. For all of these divisions, the revenue collected is the revenue collected by the Department / division, but it may account for more than that Department / Division’s cost. For example, Building’s revenue includes support from Planning and Public Works. Similarly, the revenue for Planning may include revenue for Fire and Engineering. Therefore, the cost recovery must be evaluated together for these four departments / divisions, which shows an overall deficit. Adopting the full cost fees, as well as new cross-departmental support fees identified in this report, will allow the City to better recover all of its development-related costs.

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15. Cost Recovery Considerations The following sections provide guidance regarding how and where to increase fees, determining annual update factors, and developing cost recovery policies and procedures. 1 Fee Adjustments This study has documented and outlined on a fee-by-fee basis where the City is under and over collecting for its fee-related services. City and Department management will now need to review the results of the study and adjust fees in accordance with Departmental and City philosophies and policies. The following dot points outline the major options the City has in adjusting its fees. • Over-Collection: Upon review of the fees that were shown to be over-collecting for costs of services provided, the City should reduce the current fee to be in line with the full cost of providing the service. • Full Cost Recovery: For fees that show an under-collection for costs of services provided, the City may decide to increase the fee to full cost recovery immediately. • Phased Increase: For fees with significantly low cost recovery levels, or which would have a significant impact on the community, the City could choose to increase fees gradually over a set period of time. The City will need to review the results of the fee study and associated cost recovery levels and determine how best to adjust fees. While decisions regarding fees that currently show an over-recovery are fairly straight forward, the following subsections, provide further detail on why and how the City should consider either implementing Full Cost Recovery or a Phased Increase approach to adjusting its fees. 1 Full Cost Recovery Based on the permit or review type, the City may wish to increase the fee to cover the full cost of providing services. Certain permits may be close to cost recovery already, and an increase to full cost may not be significant. Other permits may have a more significant increase associated with full cost recovery. Increasing fees associated with permits and services that are already close to full cost recovery can potentially bring a Department’s overall cost recovery level higher. Often,

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these minimal increases can provide necessary revenue to counterbalance fees which are unable to be increased. The City should consider increasing fees for permits for which services are rarely engaged to full cost recovery. These services often require specific expertise and can involve more complex research and review due to their infrequent nature. As such, setting these fees at full cost recovery will ensure that when the permit or review is requested, the City is recovering the full cost of its services. 2 Phased Increases Depending on current cost recovery levels some current fees may need to be increased significantly in order to comply with established or proposed cost recovery policies. Due to the type of permit or review, or the amount by which a fee needs to be increased, it may be best for the City to use a phased approach to reaching their cost recovery goals. As an example, you may have a current fee of $200 with a full cost of $1,000, representing 20% cost recovery. If the current policy is 80% cost recovery, the current fee would need to increase by $600, bringing the fee to $800, in order to be in compliance. Assuming this particular service is something the City provides quite often, and affects various members of the community, an instant increase of $600 may not be feasible. Therefore, the City could take a phased approach, whereby it increases the fee annually over a set period until cost recovery is achieved. Raising fees over a set period of time not only allows the City to monitor and control the impact to applicants, but also ensure that applicants have time to adjust to significant increases. Continuing with the example laid out above, the City could increase the fee by $150 for the next four years, spreading out the increase. Depending on the desired overall increase, and the impact to applicants, the City could choose to vary the number of years by which it chooses to increase fees. However, the project team recommends that the City not phase increases for periods greater than five years, as that is the maximum window for which a comprehensive fee assessment should be completed. 2 Annual Adjustments Conducting a comprehensive analysis of fee-related services and costs annually would be quite cumbersome and costly. The general rule of thumb for comprehensive fee analyses is between three and five years. This allows for jurisdictions to ensure they account for organizational changes such as staffing levels and merit increases, as well as process efficiencies, code or rule changes, or technology improvements.

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Developing annual update mechanisms allow jurisdictions to maintain current levels of cost recovery, while accounting for increases in staffing or expenditures related to permit services. The two most common types of update mechanisms are Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) factors. The following points provide further detail on each of these mechanisms. • COLA / Personnel Cost Factor: Jurisdictions often provide their staff with annual salary adjustments to account for increases in local cost of living. These increases are not tied to merit or seniority, but rather meant to offset rising costs associated with housing, gas, and other livability factors. Sometimes these factors vary depending on the bargaining group of a specific employee. Generally speaking these factors are around two or three percent annually. • CPI Factor: A common method of increasing fees or cost is to look at regional cost indicators, such as the Consumer Price Index. These factors are calculated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, put out at various intervals within a year, and are specific to states and regions. The City should review its current options internally (COLA) as well as externally (CPI) to determine which option better reflects the goals of departments and the City. If choosing a CPI factor, the City should outline which particular CPI should be used, including specific region, and adoption date. If choosing an internal factor, again, the City should be sure to specify which factor if multiple exist. 3 Policies and Procedures This study has identified the areas where the City is under-collecting the cost associated with providing services. This known funding gap is therefore being subsidized by other City revenue sources. Development of cost recovery policies and procedures will serve to ensure that current and future decision makers understand how and why fees were determined and set, as well as provide a road map for ensuring consistency when moving forward. It is typically recommended that private benefit (development-related activities) are set at 100% cost recovery, whereas other more community benefitted activities typically have lower cost recovers in the range of 20-50% (i.e. Community Services, Finance, Police, etc.) A department specific cost recovery policy would allow the City to better control the cost recovery associated with different types of services being provided and the community benefit received.

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
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Document Fees

1.01 Photocopy Fees Per Page $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 100%
Fair Political Practices Commission Per Page $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 100%

1.02 Per request-retrieval fee not to exceed $5.00 for copies of reports and statements which are five or more years old. Per Request $5 $5 $5 100% Miscellaneous Fees

1.03 Passports Each $35 $35 $35 100%
Business License

2.01 Non-Compliance (if Tax Return is not provided)
Utility Billing

2.02 Late Payment Fee Flat $25 $36 $25 69%

2.03 Delinquent Turn Off Fee Flat $50 $90 $75 83%

2.04 Afterhours Turn On Fee Flat $25 $609 $125 21%
Returned Check Fee

2.05 First Offense First $25 $25 $25 100%

2.06 2nd or greater offense Each Offense $35 $35 $35 100% Miscellaneous

2.07 Photocopies Per Page $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 100%
Cannabis

2.08 Commercial Cannabis Business License Each $621 $621 $621 100% Building Permit Fees
Construction & Demolition Refundable Security Deposits

3.01 New residential construction more than $25,000 % of valuation 3% 3% 3% 100%

3.02 New commercial construction more than $25,000 % of valuation 3% 3% 3% 100%

3.03 Residential alterations more than $15,000 % of valuation 3% 3% 3% 100%

3.04 Commercial alterations more than $15,000 % of valuation 3% 3% 3% 100%

3.05 Complete demolition (public property damage) Deposit $3,000 $3,000 $3,000 100%

3.06 Complete demolition (recycling) Deposit $3,000 $3,000 $3,000 100%

3.07 Roof construction of any type Deposit $300 $300 $300 100%

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2.FINANCE & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Construction & Demolition Administrative Fees

3.08 Administrative Fee Flat $25 $91 $91 100%

3.09 Special Handling Fee for C&D deposit due to expired permit (with receipt from approved recycling center) Flat $150 $219 $219 100% Building Permit Valuation

3.10 Project Valuation $1 to $500 Flat $57 $124 $124 100% Project Valuation $2,001 to $25,000

3.11 First $2,000 Base $57 $124 $124 100%

3.12 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $14.42 $14.04 $14.04 100% Project Valuation $25,001 to $50,000

3.13 First $25,000 Base $388.66 $447.03 $447.03 100%

3.14 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $10.41 $29.80 $29.80 100% Project Valuation $50,001 to $100,000

3.15 First $50,000 Base $648.91 $1,192.09 $1,192.09 100%

3.16 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $7.22 $10.93 $10.93 100% Project Valuation $100,001 to $500,000

3.17 First $100,000 Base $1,009.91 $1,738.46 $1,738.46 100%

3.18 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $5.77 $5.43 $5.43 100% Project Valuation $500,001 to $1,000,000

3.19 First $500,000 Base $3,317.91 $3,911.53 $3,911.53 100%

3.20 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $4.89 $10.06 $10.06 100% Project Valuation $1,000,001 to $5,000,000

3.21 First $1,000,000 Base $5,762.91 $8,940.65 $8,940.65 100%

3.22 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $3.87 $1.26 $1.26 100% Project Valuation $5,000,001 to $10,000,000

3.23 First $5,000,000 Base $21,242.91 $13,969.76 $13,969.76 100%

3.24 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $3.87 $0.37 $0.37 100% Project Valuation $10,000,001 +

3.25 First $10,000,000 Base $40,592.91 $15,832.40 $15,832.40 100%

3.26 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $3.87 $0.19 $0.19 100% Building Division Plan Review Fees

3.27 Plan Review Fee % of Building Permit 65% 79% 79% 100%

3.28 Additional Plan Review Fee Per Hour New $161 $161 100%

3.29 Third Party Plan Review Flat Actual + 20%

3.30 Third Party Inspection Flat Actual + 20%
Actual + 20%
Actual + 20%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Other Department Plan Review

3.31 Planning Division Plan Review
% of Building Permit
Fee 20% 20% 20% 100%

3.32 Engineering Division Plan Review
% of Building Permit
Fee 20% 39% 39% 100%
Fire Safety Plan Review

3.33 Plan Review – Base Rate (all occupancies) Flat $587 $812 $812 100%

3.34 Plan Review for miscellaneous items without square footage (e.g.

Install hazardous material storage tank, HVAC smoke detection, partition wall) Per hour $216 $284 $284 100%

3.35 Additional Plan Review for major changes, additions, as-builts, or resubmittals Per hour $216 $284 $284 100%

3.36 Expedited Plan Review Flat New $949 $949 100%
Fee for the Strong Motion Instrumentation Program (SIMP)

3.37 One to Three Story Residential Per $1,000 $0.28 $0.28 $0.28 100%

3.38 Over Three Story Residential and all Commercial Per $1,000 $0.13 $0.13 $0.13 100% California State Building Standards Administration Special Revolving Fund

3.39 $1 - 25,000 Flat $1 $1 $1 100%

3.40 $25,001 - 50,000 Flat $2 $2 $2 100%

3.41 $50,001 - 75,000 Flat $3 $3 $3 100%

3.42 $75,001 - 100,000 Flat $4 $4 $4 100%

3.43 Every $25,000 or fraction thereof above $100,000 Per $25,000 $1 $1 $1 100% Surcharges

3.44 Technology Fee % Building Permit Fee 2% 9% 9% 100%

3.45 General Plan Maintenance Fee % of project valuation 1% 1% 1% 100% Administrative Fees

3.46 Temporary Certificate of Occupancy processing fee Per certificate $300 $460 $460 100%

3.47 Processing Address Assignment for Commercial Properties and Legal Secondary Units Flat $300 $248 $248 100%
Miscellaneous Fees

3.48 Reproduction of Plans Actual + 20%Actual + 20%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Residential Requirements Report

3.49 3R Report Fees Per report $150 $113 $113 100%
Mobile Home Permit

3.50 Mobile Home Permit Flat $196 $575 $196 34%
Photo Voltaic Permit Flat-Rate Fees

3.51 Single Family Flat $450 $450 $450 100%
Multi-Family

3.52 Up to 15 kW Each $450 $450 $450 100%

3.53 16 kW and up Base $450 $450 $450 100%

3.54 Each additional kW Per kW $15 $15 $15 100%
Commercial

3.55 Up to 50 kW Each $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 100%

3.56 51kW to 250kW Base $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 100%

3.57 Each additional kW Per kW $7 $7 $7 100%

3.58 251 kW and up Base $2,400 $2,400 $2,400 100%

3.59 Each additional kW Per kW $5 $5 $5 100%
Miscellaneous

3.60 Alquist Priolo Hazard Act (applicable to special study zones as determined by Chief Building Supv / Official.)
% of Building
Valuation
Electrical
Electrical Permit Issuance

3.61 Permit Issuance Flat $75 $91 $91 100%

3.62 For new single and two-family residential buildings, including all wiring & electrical equipment in or on each building or premises, excluding the area of garages, carports and other minor accessory buildings, constructed at the same time by applicant Per square foot $0.10 $0.19 $0.19 100%

3.63 For new garage and storage areas Per square foot $0.05 $0.09 $0.09 100%

3.64 For new commercial or industrial buildings of the uncompleted “SHELL” type Per Square Foot Varies $0.19 $0.19 100%

3.65 For alterations, additions and modifications to uncompleted “SHELL” type commercial or industrial buildings, including all wiring and electrical equipment associated with a particular area, installed or constructed by the applicant Per square foot $0.10 $0.34 $0.34 100%

3.66 For alterations, addition and modifications to existing single and multi-family buildings, excluding the area of garages, carports and minor accessory buildings, constructed at the same time by applicant Per square foot $0.06 $0.19 $0.19 100% % of Building Valuation

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Mechanical
Mechanical Permit Issuance

3.67 Permit Issuance Flat $75 $91 $91 100%

NEW BUILDING, ADDITION OR ALTERATION FEE SCHEDULE

3.68 Residential additions and alterations less than 300 square feet Flat $13 $149 $149 100%

3.69 Residential additions and alterations 300 square feet and greater Per square foot $0.04 $0.50 $0.50 100%

3.70 New residential or multifamily residential buildings Per square foot $0.02 $0.22 $0.22 100%

3.71 Commercial Per square foot Varies $0.19 $0.19 100% Plumbing
Plumbing Permit Issuance

3.72 Permit Issuance Flat $75 $91 $91 100%

NEW BUILDING, ADDITION OR ALTERATION FEE SCHEDULE

3.73 Residential additions and alterations less than 300 square feet Flat $21 $373 $373 100%

3.74 Residential additions and alterations 300 square feet or greater Per square foot $0.07 $1.24 $1.24 100%

3.75 New residential or multifamily residential buildings Per square foot $0.05 $0.22 $0.22 100%

UNIT FEE SCHEDULE

3.76 For each plumbing fixture on one trap or set of fixtures on one trap (including water, drainage, piping and backflow protection therefore) Each $7 $12 $12 100%

3.77 For each building sewer, or trailer park sewer Each $7 $12 $12 100%

3.78 For each rainwater system Each $7 $12 $12 100%

3.79 For each private sewage pump system Each $25 $75 $75 100%

3.80 For each water heater and /or vent Each $7 $25 $25 100%

3.81 For each gas piping system of one to four outlets Each $5 $12 $12 100%

3.82 For each additional gas piping outlet Each $1 $12 $12 100%

3.83 For each industrial waste pre-treatment interceptor, including its trap and vent, excepting kitchen type grease interceptors functioning as fixture traps Each $7 $12 $12 100%

3.84 For installation, alteration or repair of water piping and/or water treating equipment Each $10 $50 $50 100%

3.85 For repair or alteration of drainage or vent piping Each $10 $50 $50 100%

3.86 For each lawn sprinkler system on any one meter, including backflow protection devices therefore Each $7 $25 $25 100%

3.87 For vacuum breakers or backflow protective devices on tanks, vats, etc. or for installation on unprotected plumbing fixtures, including necessary water piping, for each system of one to four outlets Each $5 $12 $12 100%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %

3.88 For vacuum breakers or backflow protective devices on tanks, vats, etc. or for installation on unprotected plumbing fixtures, including necessary water piping, for each additional outlet Each $1 $12 $12 100%

3.89 For each swimming pools Each $50 $50 $50 100%

3.90 For each gray water system Each $40 $50 $50 100%

3.91 For each medical gas piping system of one (1) to five (5) inlets or outlets for a specific gas Each $50 $62 $62 100%

3.92 For each additional medical gas inlets or outlets more than five (5) Each $5 $12 $12 100% Other Building Division Fees

OTHER INSPECTIONS AND FEES

3.93 Plan Review Fees (if submitted separately) Per hour $150 $161 $161 100%

3.94 Inspection outside of normal business hours Per hour $180 $185 $185 100%

3.95 Inspection for which no fee is specifically indicated Per hour $150 $149 $149 100%

PENALTIES FOR WORK WITHOUT A PERMIT

3.96 Fee Plus Penalty Penalty 2x Permit Fee

ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW

3.97 Alternate Method of Construction Per hour $180 $354 $354 100%

3.98 Request for re-evaluation of Code requirement Per hour $180 $354 $354 100%

3.99 Review of disabled access “unreasonable hardship and disproportionate cost” Per hour $180 $354 $354 100%

3.100 Change of address review for single family dwelling Per hour $180 $124 $124 100%

EXTENSION OR REACTIVATION OF PERMIT OR PLAN CASE

3.101 Extension Of Permit Which Is About To Expire Hourly Rate New $166 $166 100%

3.102 Reactivation of expired Permit Hourly Rate New $166 $166 100% Building Violations
Building Code Violation / Building Maintenance

4.01 1-30 Days Flat $1,180 $1,456 $1,450 100%

4.02 31-60 Days Flat $1,655 $2,006 $2,000 100%

4.03 61-90 Days Flat $2,230 $2,556 $2,550 100%
Expired Plan Check / Building Permit Application

4.04 1-30 Days Flat $475 $550 $550 100%

4.05 31-60 Days Flat $880 $1,064 $1,060 100%

4.06 61-90 Days Flat $1,350 $1,666 $1,575 95%
Expired Building Permit

4.07 1-30 Days Flat $575 $550 $550 100%

4.08 31-60 Days Flat $945 $1,064 $1,060 100%

4.09 61-90 Days Flat $1,385 $1,578 $1,575 100%

4. CODE ENFORCEMENT
2 x Permit Fee

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Zoning Violations
Conditions of Approval Violation

4.10 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,027 $1,000 97%

4.11 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,509 $1,500 99%

4.12 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,031 $2,000 98%
Fence Violation

4.13 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,425 $1,425 100%

4.14 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,929 $1,925 100%

4.15 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,434 $2,430 100%
Illegal Home Occupation

4.16 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,425 $1,425 100%

4.17 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,929 $1,925 100%

4.18 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,434 $2,430 100%
Short Term Rentals

4.19 1-30 Days Flat $880 $895 $895 100%

4.20 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,289 $1,285 100%

4.21 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $1,723 $1,720 100%
Illegal Secondary Unit

4.22 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,496 $1,425 95%

4.23 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $2,167 $1,925 89%

4.24 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,839 $2,430 86%
Sign Code Violation

4.25 1-30 Days Flat $880 $475 $475 100%

4.26 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $879 $875 99%

4.27 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $1,284 $1,280 100%
All Other Violations

4.28 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,354 $1,350 100%

4.29 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $2,025 $2,025 100%

4.30 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,696 $2,695 100%
Property Maintenance Violations

4.31 1-15 Days Flat $440 $1,044 $475 45%

4.32 16-30 Days Flat $760 $1,438 $875 61%

4.33 30-45 Days Flat $1,095 $1,872 $1,280 68%
Other Code Enforcement Services

4.34 Inspection / Abatement Warrant Flat $4,015 $6,695 $6,695 100%

4.35 Permit or Plan Extension Flat $135 $160 $160 100%

4.36 Notice of Violation Flat $135 $238 $235 99%

4.37 Administrative Hearing Board Notice Flat $135 $273 $270 99%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %

4.38 Administrative Hearing Board Flat $4,085 $15,497 $7,500 48%

4.39 Appeal of Administrative Hearing Board Decision to the City Council Flat $100 $2,585 $100 4%

4.40 Lien Flat $1,690 $2,679 $2,675 100%

4.41 Administrative Review Per hour $135 $163 $160 98%

4.42 Office Meeting Per hour $135 $163 $160 98%

4.43 Additional Inspection Per hour $135 $163 $160 98%

4.44 All Other Code Enforcement Services Per hour $135 $163 $160 98% Illegal Dumping
Administrative Citations for Littering

4.45 First violation Per violation $250 $250 $250 100%

4.46 Second violation Per violation $500 $500 $500 100%

4.47 Third violation Per violation $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 100% Administrative Citations for Illegal Dumping

4.48 First violation Per violation $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 100%

4.49 Second violation Per violation $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 100%

4.50 Third violation Per violation $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 100% Administrative Citations for Failure to Abate by Private Property Owners

4.51 First violation Per violation $500 $500 $500 100%

4.52 Second violation Per violation $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 100%

4.53 Third violation Per violation $3,000 $3,000 $3,000 100% Administrative Citations for Major Violations

4.54 First violation Per violation $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 100%

4.55 Second violation Per violation $7,500 $7,500 $7,500 100%

4.56 Third violation Per violation $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 100% Plan Review for New Construction and / or Tenant Improvement

5.01 Plan Review – Base Rate (all occupancies) Flat $587 $812 $812 100%

5.02 Plan Review for miscellaneous items without square footage (e.g.

Install hazardous material storage tank, HVAC smoke detection, partition wall) Per hour $216 $284 $284 100%

5.03 Additional Plan Review for major changes, additions, as-builts, or resubmittals Per hour $216 $284 $284 100%

5.04 Expedited Plan Review Flat New $949 $949 100%

5. FIRE

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Fire Protection Systems
Fire Sprinklers/Standpipe Systems

5.05 New commercial & residential sprinkler system installations - Up to 3,000 sq ft Flat $775.00 $1,626.64 $1,511 93%

5.06 Each additional 3,000 sq ft Each additional $216.00 $244.65 $245 100%

5.07 New manufactured home sprinkler installation Flat $294.00 $444.99 $445 100%

5.08 Commercial underground pipe system installations Per installation $835.00 $1,545.91 $1,546 100%

5.09 Standpipe system installations Flat $775.00 $1,545.91 $1,546 100%

5.10 Tenant improvements: Installation/Alteration of 10 or more heads - Up to 3,000 sq ft (Note: Head change outs are not included in the head count) Flat $775.00 $1,626.64 $1,627 100%

5.11 Each additional 3,000 sq ft Each additional $216.00 $244.65 $245 100%

5.12 Tenant Improvement: 9 or less sprinkler heads and unlimited head change-outs (installation/alteration) Each $280.00 $811.96 $812 100%

5.13 Alteration/Repair of existing underground pipe system Flat $580.00 $811.96 $812 100% Fire Alarms

5.14 New fire alarm system installation - Up to 3,000 sq ft Flat $775.00 $1,545.91 $1,395 90%

5.15 Each additional 3,000 sq ft Each additional $216.00 $244.65 $245 100%

5.16 Installation of additional devices on existing system - Up to 3,000 sq ft Flat $649.00 $811.96 $812 100%

5.17 Each additional 3,000 sq ft Each additional $216.00 $244.65 $245 100%

5.18 Existing Fire Alarm Panel Upgrades Flat $424.00 $1,467.89 $1,468 100%

5.19 Other Fire Protection Systems, New & Upgrade Installations Per installation $775.00 $1,056.61 $1,057 100%

5.20 Plan Check Re-Submittals Per resubmittal $304.00 $431.99 $432 100%

5.21 Unpermitted Construction Work (penalty determined by Inspector) Per instance $294.00 $366.97 $367 100%

5.22 Emergency Radio Systems Flat New $1,545.91 $1,546 100% Site Inspections

5.23 Fire Alarms: Repair/exchange devices, & radio transmitters Per inspection $280 $406 $406 100%

5.24 Construction Re-inspections Per re-inspection $280 $367 $367 100%

5.25 Installation of hazardous material storage tanks* Per tank $280 $406 $406 100%

5.26 Replacement of hazardous material storage tank piping, dispensers.* Note: If piping work is done as part of tank installation, there is no charge. Per replacement $280 $406 $406 100%

5.27 Removal of hazardous material storage tank * Per tank $280 $406 $406 100%

5.28 Medical gas piping, Installation – Permit required (Building Division) Per installation $280 $1,018 $1,018 100%

5.29 Inspection for which no fee is indicated Per hour $280 $245 $245 100%

5.30 CO2 Flat New $406 $406 100%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Required Services
False Alarm Penalty Fees

5.31 1st Response Flat $550 $680 $680 100%

5.32 2nd Response Flat $750 $680 $680 100%

5.33 3rd Response and each response thereafter in a calendar year Each $1,000 $680 $680 100%

5.34 New Occupancy/Business Inspection Per reinspection $212 $419 $419 100%

5.35 Key Box Service Flat $75 $304 $110 36%

5.36 Mall kiosk inspection Flat $163 $256 $256 100%

5.37 Annual Fire Code Permits (FCP’s) Flat $101 $234 $234 100%

5.38 Temporary permits (permitted activities less than 90 days ) Flat $163 $345 $345 100%

5.39 Asphalt kettle operation – annual permit required for roofing contractors. Applications and fee collection is done at Building Division. Annually $62 $52 $52 100%

5.40 Title 19, 5-Year Certification inspection for fire extinguishing systems (fire sprinkler or standpipe systems). Annual permit for contractor Annually $101 $104 $104 100%

5.41 High rise annual inspection/certification Per hour, Min 3 hours $190 $271 $271 100%

5.42 Annual fire inspection and each reinspection thereafter Per inspection $212 $630 $630 100% Requested Services

5.43 Fire incident report
Per report, up to 5
pages $10 $26 $26 100%

5.44 Each additional page Per page $0.10 $0.25 $0.25 100%

5.45 Photographs: Digital Handling fee $25 $78 $78 100%

5.46 Fire code variance application Flat $509 $637 $637 100%

5.47 Inspection outside of normal business hours (min 2 hours) Per hour $190 $329 $329 100% Pre-Inspection/Consultation Of Large Family Day Care And Residential Care

5.48 Less than 25 occupants (State law limits the fee charged) Flat $50 $298 $298 100%

5.49 26 or more occupants (State law limits the fee charged) Flat $100 $298 $298 100% Annual Permits

5.50 Candles & Open Flames in Assemblies (churches exempt) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.51 Combustible Material Storage >2500 cu. ft. Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.52 Compressed Gases >amounts in Table 105-A Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.53 Commercial Rubbish – Handling Operation Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.54 Cryogens >amounts in Table 105-B Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.55 Day Care (E) 7 or more children in non-residential Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.56 Dry Cleaning (operate a dry cleaning plant) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.57 Dust Producing Operations Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %

5.58 Fire Alarm (Operate a fire alarm system) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.59 Flammable/Combustible Liquids (storage in excess of 5 gallons, operate tanks, etc.) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.60 Hazardous Materials >amounts in Table 105-C Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.61 High Piled Combustible Storage Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.62 Hot – Work Operations (except when conducted under a building permit) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.63 Institutions (all I occupancies) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.64 Large Family Day Care (R-3) (9-14 children) Annual No Fee $234 $234 100%

5.65 Residential Board & Care Occupancies (R-3.1) Annual No Fee $234 $234 100%

5.66 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.67 Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing Station Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.68 Places of Assembly (all A occupancies) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.69 Radioactive Materials >1 micro curie Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.70 Refrigeration Equipment ( >220 lbs. of Class A1 or 30 lbs. of other refrigerants) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.71 Repair Garage (S-3 or H-4 Occupancies) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%

5.72 Spraying or Dipping (using flammable or combustible liquids or powders) Annual $101 $234 $234 100%
Temporary Permits

5.73 Candles & Open Flames in Assemblies (for special events) Each $264 $345 $345 100%

5.74 Carnival and Fairs (90 days or less) Each $264 $345 $345 100%

5.75 Christmas Tree Lot (90 days or less) Each $264 $345 $345 100%

5.76 Malls: assemblies, auto displays, open flames, etc. (90 days or less) Each $264 $345 $345 100%

5.77 Tents, Canopies and Temporary Membrane Structures (excludes tents on Christmas tree lots) (> 400 square ft.) (90 days or less) Each $264 $345 $345 100%

6.01 Administrative Use Permit Flat $2,845 $10,069 $10,000 99%

6.02 AUP Renewal Permit Flat New $5,035 $5,000

6.03 Use Permit Flat $4,960 $15,592 $11,500 74%

6.04 Use Permit, Concurrent or TI Flat $2,465 $5,607 $4,200 75% Coastal Development Permit

6.05 Minor Flat New $10,069 $5,000 50%

6.06 Major Flat New $20,841 $20,000 96%

6. PLANNING

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Variance

6.07 Minor Flat $4,845 $5,607 $4,200 75%

6.08 Major Flat $4,845 $15,592 $11,500 74%

6.09 Planned Development Zone Change Deposit $15,000 $15,000 $15,000 100%

6.10 Zone Changes / Text Amendment Deposit $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 100%

6.11 Development Agreements Deposit $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 100%

6.12 GPA / Text Amendment Deposit $15,000 $15,000 $15,000 100%

6.13 Certificate of Compliance Flat $710 $1,545 $1,500 97%

6.14 Parcel Map Flat $4,645 $15,592 $11,500 74%

6.15 Subdivision Flat $4,750 $20,841 $15,500 74%

6.16 # of lots or parcels or units Per lot $165 $247 $200 81%

6.17 Condominium Conversion Flat $8,745 $14,610 $14,500 99%

6.18 # of units Per unit $165 $247 $200 81%

6.19 Environmental Assessment (Exempt) Flat $95 $410 $300 73%

6.20 Initial Study (Neg Declaration) Actual + 20%

6.21 Initial Study (Mitigated Neg Declaration) Actual + 20%

6.22 EIR Actual + 20%

6.23 Design Review – Major Flat $5,420 $14,506 $11,500 79%

6.24 Design Review – Minor (Concurrent) Flat $1,295 $5,355 $4,300 80%

6.25 Design Review – Administrative Flat $290 $1,274 $1,000 78%

6.26 ADU Flat $580 $762 $750 98%

6.27 Front Yard Paving Flat $165 $1,523 $300 20%

6.28 Time Extension Flat $665 $841 $800 95%

6.29 Appeal Fee Flat $100 $15,592 $100 1%

6.30 Zoning Confirmation and Verification Letters Flat $350 $1,099 $1,000 91%

6.31 ABC Letter of Convenience and Necessity Flat $1,570 $9,674 $9,500 98%

6.32 Sign Permit Flat $165 $190 $190 100%

6.33 Pre-application Review Fee Flat $1,000 $9,916 $1,800 18%

6.34 Short Term Rental Permits Flat $225 $1,523 $750 49%

6.35 Cannabis Permits Flat New $254 $250 98%

6.36 Stormwater Treatment Review Actual + 20%

6.37 Home Occupation Permit Flat $40 $127 $100 79%

6.38 Lot Line Adjustment or Lot Merger Flat $4,645 $4,160 $4,100 99%

7.01 Auto Impound Fee Per release $240 $273 $240 88%

7.02 Boot Release Each $60 $169 $150 89%

7.03 Civil Court Appearance Per appearance $275 $275 $275 100%

7.04 Clearance Letter Per letter $25 $58 $50 87%

7. POLICE
Actual +25%
Actual +25%
Actual +25%
Actual +25%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %

7.05 False Alarms (Fine) (On a 12-month period from first offense, resets after 12-months No charge for first $0 $25 $0 N/A

7.06 1st subsequent (Fine) Each $100 $25 $25 N/A

7.07 Alarm Permit Annually $25 $25 $25 100%

7.08 Fingerprinting – Ink Per request card $25 $46 $40 87%

7.09 Fingerprinting – Livescan Per request $30 $100 $100 100%

7.10 Repossession Fee Each $15 $13 $13 100%

7.11 Special Event Permit Each $210 $539 $450 83%

7.12 Storage of Firearms For first firearm $190 $196 $175 89%

7.13 Each additional firearm Each $25 $158 $140 89%

7.14 Storage of Ammunition Flat $26 $73 $73

7.15 Taxi Applicants, New Per applicant $127 $122 $122 100%

7.16 Taxi Applicants, Renewal Per applicant $50 $38 $38 100% Digital Media

7.17 Photos Per photo New $17 $17 100%

7.18 Videos Per half hour of video New $85 $85 100%

7.19 Video - Redacted Actual + 20%
Technology Fee

8.01 Technology Fee % Engineering Permit
Fee 2% 9% 9% 100%
Subdivision Reviews
Agreements / Map Review

8.02 Tentative Map Review Flat New $3,590 $3,590 100%

8.03 Subdivision Agreement Flat $4,800 $5,319 $5,319 100%

8.04 Parcel Map Review Base $2,400 $5,354 $5,354 100%

8.05 Final Map Review Base $3,200 $5,354 $5,354 100%

8.06 Plus # of lots or units Per lot or unit $80 $138 $138 100%

8.07 Right of Way and Easement Abandonment Flat New $4,921 $4,921 100%

8.08 Lot Line Adjustment Flat New $3,580 $3,580 100%

8.09 Surveyor Review Actual + 20%

8. PUBLIC WORKS
Actual +25%
Actual +20%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Public / Site Improvements
Site Improvement Plan Reviews

8.10 Improvement Cost - $0 - $500,000 Minimum $160 $5,312 $5,312 100%

8.11 % of Cost up to $500,000 2.6% 2.5% 2.5% 100%

8.12 Cost $500,001 - $1,500,000 Base $12,960 $17,817 $17,817 100%

8.13 % of Cost over $500,000 1.6% 1.7% 1.7% 99%

8.14 Cost $1,500,001 - $4,500,000 Base $28,960 $34,904 $34,904 100%

8.15 % of Cost over $1,500,000 2.13% 0.75% 0.75% 100%

8.16 Cost $4,500,001 or greater Base $92,960 $57,356 $57,356 100%

8.17 % of Cost over $4,500,000 1.07% 0.37% 0.35% 94%
Site Improvement Permit and Inspections

8.18 Improvement Cost - $0 - $500,000 Minimum $320 $12,184 $12,184 100%

8.19 % of Cost up to $500,000 5.1% 7.6% 7.5% 99%

8.20 Cost $500,001 - $1,500,000 Base $25,920 $50,008 $50,008 100%

8.21 % of Cost over $500,000 3.2% 5.0% 5.0% 100%

8.22 Cost $1,500,001 - $4,500,000 Base $57,920 $99,894 $99,894 100%

8.23 % of Cost over $1,500,000 4.3% 2.0% 2.0% 98%

8.24 Cost $4,500,001 or greater Base $185,920 $161,005 $161,005 100%

8.25 % of Cost over $4,500,000 2.1% 1.2% 1.2% 97%

8.26 Improvement Security Deposit/Bond
% of improvement
costs 200% 200% 200% 100%
Grading and Erosion Control
Plan Review

8.27 1,000 cu yd. or less Base $160.00 $294.80 $295 100%

8.28 Plus additional for each 100 cu yd. more than 100 or fraction thereof Per 100 cu yd. $80.00 $133.44 $133 100%

8.29 1,001 to 10,000 cu yd. Base $880.00 $1,495.73 $1,496 100%

8.30 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 1,000 or fraction thereof Per 1,000 cu yd. $160.00 $155.22 $155 100%

8.31 10,001 to 100,000 cu yd. Base $2,320.00 $2,892.73 $2,893 100%

8.32 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 10,000 or fraction thereof Per 1,000 cu yd. $64.00 $57.46 $57 100%

8.33 100,001 cu yd. or greater Base $8,080.00 T&M T&M

8.34 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 100,000 or fraction thereof Per 1,000 cu yd. $48.00 T&M T&M

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Permit and Inspections

8.35 1,000 cu yd. or less Base $320.00 $576.12 $576 100%

8.36 Plus additional for each 100 cu yd. more than 100 or fraction thereof Per 100 cu yd. $160.00 $238.89 $239 100%

8.37 1,001 to 10,000 cu yd. Base $1,760.00 $2,726.15 $2,726 100%

8.38 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 1,000 or fraction thereof Per 1,000 cu yd. $320.00 $326.03 $326 100%

8.39 10,001 to 100,000 cu yd. Base $4,640.00 $5,660.46 $5,660 100%

8.40 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 10,000 or fraction thereof Per 1,000 cu yd. $128.00 $219.76 $220 100%

8.41 100,001 cu yd. or greater Base $16,160.00 T&M T&M

8.42 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 100,000 or fraction thereof Per 1,000 cu yd. $96.00 T&M T&M
Security Deposits

8.43 Grading Security Deposit/Bond % of Grading Cost 25% 25% 25% 100% Wet Season Work Authorization

8.44 Wet Season Work Authorization Per week $240 $588 $588 100% Transportation Permits
Oversize Load

8.45 Single Trip Each $16 $16 $0 N/A
Dirt and Debris Hauling

8.46 Permit Fees (per operation) Base $160 $203 $203 100%

8.47 Plus per # of cubic yards per # of miles round trip Each $0.22 $0.22 $0.22 100% Encroachment Permits

8.48 Permit Fees Base $480 $589 $589 100%

8.49 Plus per # of weeks more than two weeks Per # of weeks $80 $98 $98 100%

8.50 Security Deposit Deposit $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 100% Encroachment Agreement

8.51 Encroachment Agreement T&M
Wireless Small Cell (with existing Lease Agreement)

8.52 Processing Fee Flat New $207 $207 100%

8.53 Plan Review Fee Flat New $829 $829 100%

8.54 Inspection Fee Flat New $1,199 $1,199 100%

8.55 Security Deposit Deposit New $1,500 $1,500 100%
Temporary Encroachment (scaffolding, construction fencing, etc.)

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Street Parking/Space Obstruction (renewable every four weeks)

8.56 Residential Flat $320 $589 $589 100%

8.57 Commercial Base $320 $589 $589 100%

8.58 Plus per # of weeks, after first week # of weeks $160 $196 $196 100%

8.59 Security Deposit Deposit $500 $500 $500 100%

8.60 Temporary Container Base $160 $491 $491 100%

8.61 Plus per # of weeks, after first week Per Week $80 $98 $98 100%

8.62 Security Deposit Deposit $150 $500 $500 100%
Traffic Control

8.63 Processing Fee Flat $160 $295 $295 100%

8.64 Plan Review Fee Per Hour $160 $205 $205 100%

8.65 Inspection Fee (mobile, temporary setup) Per Day $240 $288 $288 100%

8.66 Inspection Fee (fixed, long-term setup) Per Week $640 $968 $968 100%

8.67 Security Deposit Deposit $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 100% Monitoring Well/Core Drilling/Potholing

8.68 Permit Fees Base $320 $295 $295 100%

8.69 Plus per # of locations Each $320 $392 $392 100%

8.70 Security Deposit Per Location $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 100% Sidewalk/Curb Drain/Driveway (not longer than 30 days)

8.71 Processing Fee Flat $160 $295 $295 100%

8.72 Plan Review Fee Per Hour $160 $203 $203 100%

8.73 Sidewalk/Driveway (Right-of-Way)/Front Yard Paving (Per 200 sq. ft. increment, or fraction thereof) Each $160 $392 $392 100%

8.74 Excavation in Unpaved Areas (Per 200 sq. ft. increment, or fraction thereof) Each $80 $392 $392 100%

8.75 Security Deposit Minimum Deposit $500 $500 $500 100% Street Excavation/Directional Boring

8.76 Processing Fee Base $160 $295 $295 100%

8.77 Plan Review Fee - Up to 3 reviews Flat $1,920 $2,692 $2,692 100%

8.78 Inspection Fee (First 200 sq. ft.) Base $320 $1,961 $1,961 100%

8.79 Each additional 50 sq. ft. increment or fraction thereof Each $160 $163 $163 100%

8.80 Security Deposit ($750 minimum) Per sq. ft. $15 $15 $15 100% Water Service

8.81 Permit Fees Base $160 $295 $295 100%

8.82 Plus per # of services Each $580 $1,100 $1,100 100%

8.83 Security Deposit (2” service or less) Deposit $2,000 $2,000 $2,000 100%

8.84 Security Deposit (greater than 2” service) Deposit $3,500 $3,500 $3,500 100%

8.85 Fire Flow Test and Results Per test $420 $812 $812 100%

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Attachment B - City of Daly City - Proposed Fee Revisions Fee
No. Fee Title Unit Current Fee Total Cost
Proposed
Fee at Cost
Recovery %
Proposed
Cost
Recovery %
Sanitary Sewer Lateral

8.86 Within the City right-of-way, w/in the District Base $160 $295 $295 100%

8.87 Plus per # of laterals Each $580 $1,100 $1,100 100%

8.88 Security Deposit Deposit $2,000 $2,000 $2,000 100%

8.89 Within the City right-of-way, not w/in the District Base $160 $295 $295 100%

8.90 Plus per # of laterals Each $480 $392 $392 100%

8.91 Security Deposit Deposit $2,000 $2,000 $2,000 100%

8.92 Not within the City right-of-way, w/in the District Base $160 $203 $203 100%

8.93 Plus per # of laterals Each $100 $707 $707 100%
Development Impact Reviews
Traffic Study

8.94 Review Fees Base $1,280 $4,505 $4,505 100%

8.95 Plus per # of hours more than four hours Per Hour $80 $205 $205 100% Water System Study

8.96 Review Fees Base $640 $790 $790 100%

8.97 Plus per # of hours more than four hours Per Hour $160 $197 $197 100% Sanitary Sewer Study

8.98 Review Fees Base $640 $790 $790 100%

8.99 Plus per # of hours more than four hours Per Hour $160 $197 $197 100% Third Party Consultant

8.100
Building Permit Reviews

8.101 Review Fees % of the Building
Permit Fee 20.0% 20.4% 20.0% 98%
Other Requests

8.102 Actual Cost
Permit Extension

8.103 Permit Extension (Renewal) Flat New $207 $207 100%

8.104 Reinstatement of Expired Permit Flat New $403 $403 100% Permit Cancellation

8.105 Processing Fee Flat New $207 $207 100%

8.106 Pre-Cancellation Inspection Flat New $196 $196 100%

8.107 Work Without a Permit Double Permit Double Permit Use of Third Party Consultant for Development Projects and Permits City General Conditions, Standard Specifications & Drawings, Capital Project Plans & Specifications, and Copies of Other Documents
Double Permit Fee
Actual Cost
Actual + 20% Actual + 20%

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City of Daly City Master Fee Schedule
Fee Fee Title Unit Current Proposed

1. CITY CLERK
Document Fees

1.01 Photocopy Fees Per Page $0.10 $0.10
Fair Political Practices Commission Per Page $0.10 $0.10

1.02 Per request-retrieval fee not to exceed $5.00 for copies of reports and statements which are five or more years old.

Per Page $5 $5
(Government Code Section 81008)
Miscellaneous Fees

1.03 Passports Each $35 $35
(Set by U.S. Department of State)
(7/8/91, Resolution 91-224)

2.FINANCE & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Business License

2.01 Non-Compliance (if Tax Return is not provided)
Utility Billing

2.02 Late Payment Fee Flat $25 $25

2.03 Delinquent Turn Off Fee Flat $50 $75

2.04 Afterhours Turn On Fee Flat $25 $125
Returned Check Fee

2.05 First Offense First $25 $25

2.06 2nd or greater offense Each Offense $35 $35
(02/23/09, Resolution 09-16)
Miscellaneous

2.07 Photocopies Per Page $0.10 $0.10
Cannabis

2.08 Commercial Cannabis Business License Each $621 $621

3. BUILDING
Building Permit Fees
Construction & Demolition Refundable Security Deposits

3.01 New residential construction more than $25,000 % of valuation 3% 3%

3.02 New commercial construction more than $25,000 % of valuation 3% 3%

3.03 Residential alterations more than $15,000 % of valuation 3% 3%

3.04 Commercial alterations more than $15,000 % of valuation 3% 3%

3.05 Complete demolition (public property damage) Deposit $3,000 $3,000

3.06 Complete demolition (recycling) Deposit $3,000 $3,000

3.07 Roof construction of any type Deposit $300 $300
Construction & Demolition Administrative Fees

3.08 Administrative Fee Flat $25 $91

3.09 Special Handling Fee for C&D deposit due to expired permit (with receipt from approved recycling center)
Flat $150 $219

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City of Daly City Master Fee Schedule
Fee Fee Title Unit Current Proposed
Building Permit Valuation

3.10 Project Valuation $1 to $500 Flat $57 $124
Project Valuation $2,001 to $25,000

3.11 First $2,000 Base $57 $124

3.12 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $14.42 $14.04 Project Valuation $25,001 to $50,000

3.13 First $25,000 Base $388.66 $447.03

3.14 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $10.41 $29.80 Project Valuation $50,001 to $100,000

3.15 First $50,000 Base $648.91 $1,192.09

3.16 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $7.22 $10.93 Project Valuation $100,001 to $500,000

3.17 First $100,000 Base $1,009.91 $1,738.46

3.18 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $5.77 $5.43 Project Valuation $500,001 to $1,000,000

3.19 First $500,000 Base $3,317.91 $3,911.53

3.20 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $4.89 $10.06 Project Valuation $1,000,001 to $5,000,000

3.21 First $1,000,000 Base $5,762.91 $8,940.65

3.22 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $3.87 $1.26 Project Valuation $5,000,001 to $10,000,000

3.23 First $5,000,000 Base $21,242.91 $13,969.76

3.24 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $3.87 $0.37 Project Valuation $10,000,001 +

3.25 First $10,000,000 Base $40,592.91 $15,832.40

3.26 Each Additional $1,000 or fraction thereof Each Additional $3.87 $0.19 Building Division Plan Review Fees

3.27 Plan Review Fee % of Building Permit 65% 79%

3.28 Additional Plan Review Fee Per Hour New $161

3.29 Third Party Plan Review Flat Actual + 20% Actual + 20%

3.30 Third Party Inspection Flat Actual + 20% Actual + 20% Other Department Plan Review

3.31 Planning Division Plan Review % of Building Permit Fee
20% 20%

3.32 Engineering Division Plan Review % of Building Permit Fee
20% 39%
Fire Safety Plan Review

3.33 Plan Review – Base Rate (all occupancies) Flat $587 $812

3.34 Plan Review for miscellaneous items without square footage (e.g. Install hazardous material storage tank, HVAC smoke detection, partition wall)
Per hour $216 $284

3.35 Additional Plan Review for major changes, additions, as- builts, or resubmittals
Per hour $216 $284

3.36 Expedited Plan Review Flat New $949
Fee for the Strong Motion Instrumentation Program (SIMP)

3.37 One to Three Story Residential Per $1,000 $0.28 $0.28

3.38 Over Three Story Residential and all Commercial Per $1,000 $0.13 $0.13

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City of Daly City Master Fee Schedule
Fee Fee Title Unit Current Proposed
California State Building Standards Administration Special Revolving Fund

3.39 $1 - 25,000 Flat $1 $1

3.40 $25,001 - 50,000 Flat $2 $2

3.41 $50,001 - 75,000 Flat $3 $3

3.42 $75,001 - 100,000 Flat $4 $4

3.43 Every $25,000 or fraction thereof above $100,000 Per $25,000 $1 $1 Surcharges

3.44 Technology Fee % of Building Permit
Fee
2% 9%

3.45 General Plan Maintenance Fee % of Project Valuation 1% 1% Administrative Fees

3.46 Temporary Certificate of Occupancy processing fee Per certificate $300 $460

3.47 Processing Address Assignment for Commercial Properties and Legal Secondary Units
Flat $300 $248
Miscellaneous Fees

3.48 Reproduction of Plans Actual + 20% Actual + 20%
Residential Requirements Report

3.49 3R Report Fees Per report $150 $113
Mobile Home Permit

3.50 Mobile Home Permit Flat $196 $196
Photo Voltaic Permit Flat-Rate Fees

3.51 Single Family Flat $450 $450
Multi-Family

3.52 Up to 15 kW Each $450 $450

3.53 16 kW and up Base $450 $450

3.54 Each additional kW Per kW $15 $15
Commercial

3.55 Up to 50 kW Each $1,000 $1,000

3.56 51kW to 250kW Base $1,000 $1,000

3.57 Each additional kW Per kW $7 $7

3.58 251 kW and up Base $2,400 $2,400

3.59 Each additional kW Per kW $5 $5
Miscellaneous

3.60 Alquist Priolo Hazard Act (applicable to special study zones as determined by Chief Building Supv / Official.)
% of Building
Valuation
% of Building
Valuation
(10/28/13, Resolution 13-170)
Electrical
Electrical Permit Issuance

3.61 Permit Issuance Flat $75 $91

3.62 For new single and two-family residential buildings, including all wiring & electrical equipment in or on each building or premises, excluding the area of garages,
carports and other minor accessory buildings, constructed at the same time by applicant
Per square foot $0.10 $0.19

3.63 For new garage and storage areas Per square foot $0.05 $0.09

3.64 For new commercial or industrial buildings of the
uncompleted “SHELL” type
Per Square Foot Varies $0.19

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City of Daly City Master Fee Schedule
Fee Fee Title Unit Current Proposed

3.65 For alterations, additions and modifications to
uncompleted “SHELL” type commercial or industrial
buildings, including all wiring and electrical equipment associated with a particular area, installed or constructed by the applicant
Per square foot $0.10 $0.34

3.66 For alterations, addition and modifications to existing single and multi-family buildings, excluding the area of garages, carports and minor accessory buildings,
constructed at the same time by applicant
Per square foot $0.06 $0.19
Mechanical
Mechanical Permit Issuance

3.67 Permit Issuance Flat $75 $91
New Building, Addition, or Alteration Fee Schedule

3.68 Residential additions and alterations less than 300 square feet
Flat $13 $149

3.69 Residential additions and alterations 300 square feet and greater
Per square foot $0.04 $0.50

3.70 New residential or multifamily residential buildings Per square foot $0.02 $0.22

3.71 Commercial Per square foot Varies $0.19
Plumbing
Plumbing Permit Issuance

3.72 Permit Issuance Flat $75 $91
New Building, Addition, or Alteration Fee Schedule

3.73 Residential additions and alterations less than 300 square Flat $21 $373

3.74 Residential additions and alterations 300 square feet or Per square foot $0.07 $1.24

3.75 New residential or multifamily residential buildings Per square foot $0.05 $0.22 Unit Fee Schedule

3.76 For each plumbing fixture on one trap or set of fixtures on one trap (including water, drainage, piping and backflow protection therefore)
Each $7 $12

3.77 For each building sewer, or trailer park sewer Each $7 $12

3.78 For each rainwater system Each $7 $12

3.79 For each private sewage pump system Each $25 $75

3.80 For each water heater and /or vent Each $7 $25

3.81 For each gas piping system of one to four outlets Each $5 $12

3.82 For each additional gas piping outlet Each $1 $12

3.83 For each industrial waste pre-treatment interceptor, including its trap and vent, excepting kitchen type grease interceptors functioning as fixture traps
Each $7 $12

3.84 For installation, alteration or repair of water piping and/or water treating equipment
Each $10 $50

3.85 For repair or alteration of drainage or vent piping Each $10 $50

3.86 For each lawn sprinkler system on any one meter, including backflow protection devices therefore
Each $7 $25

3.87 For vacuum breakers or backflow protective devices on tanks, vats, etc. or for installation on unprotected plumbing fixtures, including necessary water piping, for each system of one to four outlets
Each $5 $12

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City of Daly City Master Fee Schedule
Fee Fee Title Unit Current Proposed

3.88 For vacuum breakers or backflow protective devices on tanks, vats, etc. or for installation on unprotected plumbing fixtures, including necessary water piping, for each
additional outlet
Each $1 $12

3.89 For each swimming pools Each $50 $50

3.90 For each gray water system Each $40 $50

3.91 For each medical gas piping system of one (1) to five (5) inlets or outlets for a specific gas
Each $50 $62

3.92 For each additional medical gas inlets or outlets more than five (5)
Each $5 $12
(10/28/13, Resolution 13-170)
Other Building Division Fees
Other Inspection and Fees

3.93 Plan Review Fees (if submitted separately) Per hour $150 $161

3.94 Inspection outside of normal business hours Per hour $180 $185

3.95 Inspection for which no fee is specifically indicated Per hour $150 $149 Penalties for Work without a Permit

3.96 Fee Plus Penalty Penalty 2x Permit Fee 2x Permit Fee Administrative Review

3.97 Alternate Method of Construction Per hour $180 $354

3.98 Request for re-evaluation of Code requirement Per hour $180 $354

3.99 Review of disabled access “unreasonable hardship and disproportionate cost”
Per hour $180 $354

3.100 Change of address review for single family dwelling Per hour $180 $124 Extension or Reactivation of Permit or Plan Case

3.101 Extension Of Permit Which Is About To Expire Hourly Rate New $166

3.102 Reactivation of expired Permit Hourly Rate New $166 AB 1600 Fees - Residential Development

3.103 Zone 1 Per square foot $3 NC

3.104 Zone 2 Per square foot $4 NC

3.105 Zone 3 Per square foot $3 NC

3.106 Zone 4 Per square foot $4 NC

3.107 Zone 5 Per square foot $9 NC

3.108 Zone 6 Per square foot $3 NC

3.109 Zone 7 Per square foot $3 NC

3.110 Zone 8 Per square foot $3 NC

3.111 Zone 9 Per square foot $3 NC

3.112 Zone 10 Per square foot $2 NC

3.113 Zone 11 Per square foot $3 NC
AB 1600 Fees - Residential Development

3.114 All Zones Per square foot $3 NC

4. CODE ENFORCEMENT
Building Violations
Building Code Violation / Building Maintenance

4.01 1-30 Days Flat $1,180 $1,450

4.02 31-60 Days Flat $1,655 $2,000

4.03 61-90 Days Flat $2,230 $2,550

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City of Daly City Master Fee Schedule
Fee Fee Title Unit Current Proposed
Expired Plan Check / Building Permit Application

4.04 1-30 Days Flat $475 $550

4.05 31-60 Days Flat $880 $1,060

4.06 61-90 Days Flat $1,350 $1,575
Expired Building Permit

4.07 1-30 Days Flat $575 $550

4.08 31-60 Days Flat $945 $1,060

4.09 61-90 Days Flat $1,385 $1,575
Zoning Violations
Conditions of Approval Violation

4.10 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,000

4.11 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,500

4.12 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,000
Fence Violation

4.13 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,425

4.14 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,925

4.15 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,430
Illegal Home Occupation

4.16 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,425

4.17 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,925

4.18 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,430
Short Term Rentals

4.19 1-30 Days Flat $880 $895

4.20 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,285

4.21 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $1,720
Illegal Secondary Unit

4.22 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,425

4.23 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $1,925

4.24 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,430
Sign Code Violation

4.25 1-30 Days Flat $880 $475

4.26 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $875

4.27 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $1,280
All Other Violations

4.28 1-30 Days Flat $880 $1,350

4.29 31-60 Days Flat $1,285 $2,025

4.30 61-90 Days Flat $1,790 $2,695
Property Maintenance Violations

4.31 1-15 Days Flat $440 $475

4.32 16-30 Days Flat $760 $875

4.33 30-45 Days Flat $1,095 $1,280
Other Code Enforcement Services

4.34 Inspection / Abatement Warrant Flat $4,015 $6,695

4.35 Permit or Plan Extension Flat $135 $160

4.36 Notice of Violation Flat $135 $235

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City of Daly City Master Fee Schedule
Fee Fee Title Unit Current Proposed

4.37 Administrative Hearing Board Notice Flat $135 $270

4.38 Administrative Hearing Board Flat $4,085 $7,500

4.39 Appeal of Administrative Hearing Board Decision to the City Flat $100 $100

4.40 Lien Flat $1,690 $2,675

4.41 Administrative Review Per hour $135 $160

4.42 Office Meeting Per hour $135 $160

4.43 Additional Inspection Per hour $135 $160

4.44 All Other Code Enforcement Services Per hour $135 $160 [10/28/13, Resolution 13-170]
Illegal Dumping
Administrative Citations for Littering

4.45 First violation Per violation $250 $250

4.46 Second violation Per violation $500 $500

4.47 Third violation Per violation $1,000 $1,000
Administrative Citations for Illegal Dumping

4.48 First violation Per violation $1,000 $1,000

4.49 Second violation Per violation $2,500 $2,500

4.50 Third violation Per violation $5,000 $5,000
Administrative Citations for Failure to Abate by Private Property Owners

4.51 First violation Per violation $500 $500

4.52 Second violation Per violation $1,000 $1,000

4.53 Third violation Per violation $3,000 $3,000
Administrative Citations for Major Violations

4.54 First violation Per violation $5,000 $5,000

4.55 Second violation Per violation $7,500 $7,500

4.56 Third violation Per violation $10,000 $10,000

5. FIRE
Plan Review for New Construction and / or Tenant Improvement

5.01 Plan Review – Base Rate (all occupancies) Flat $587 $812

5.02 Plan Review for miscellaneous items without square footage (e.g. Install hazardous material storage tank, HVAC smoke detection, partition wall)
Per hour $216 $284

5.03 Additional Plan Review for major changes, additions, as- builts, or resubmittals
Per hour $216 $284

5.04 Expedited Plan Review Flat New $949
Fire Protection Systems
Fire Sprinklers/Standpipe Systems

5.05 New commercial & residential sprinkler system
installations - Up to 3,000 sq ft
Flat $775 $1,511

5.06 Each additional 3,000 sq ft Each additional $216 $245

5.07 New manufactured home sprinkler installation Flat $294 $445

5.08 Commercial underground pipe system installations Per installation $835 $1,546

5.09 Standpipe system installations Flat $775 $1,546

5.10 Tenant improvements: Installation/Alteration of 10 or more heads - Up to 3,000 sq ft (Note: Head change outs are not included in the head count)
Flat $775 $1,627

5.11 Each additional 3,000 sq ft Each additional $216 $245

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5.12 Tenant Improvement: 9 or less sprinkler heads and
unlimited head change-outs (installation/alteration)
Each $280 $812

5.13 Alteration/Repair of existing underground pipe system Flat $580 $812 Fire Alarms

5.14 New fire alarm system installation - Up to 3,000 sq ft Flat $775 $1,395

5.15 Each additional 3,000 sq ft Each additional $216 $245

5.16 Installation of additional devices on existing system - Up to 3,000 sq ft
Flat $649 $812

5.17 Each additional 3,000 sq ft Each additional $216 $245

5.18 Existing Fire Alarm Panel Upgrades Flat $424 $1,468

5.19 Other Fire Protection Systems, New & Upgrade Installations Per installation $775 $1,057

5.20 Plan Check Re-Submittals Per resubmittal $304 $432

5.21 Unpermitted Construction Work (penalty determined by Inspector)
Per instance $294 $367

5.22 Emergency Radio Systems Flat New $1,546
Site Inspections

5.23 Fire Alarms: Repair/exchange devices, & radio transmitters Per inspection $280 $406

5.24 Construction Re-inspections Per re-inspection $280 $367

5.25 Installation of hazardous material storage tanks* Per tank $280 $406

5.26 Replacement of hazardous material storage tank piping, dispensers.* Note: If piping work is done as part of tank installation, there is no charge.

Per replacement $280 $406

5.27 Removal of hazardous material storage tank * Per tank $280 $406

5.28 Medical gas piping, Installation – Permit required (Building Division)
Per installation $280 $1,018

5.29 Inspection for which no fee is indicated Per hour $280 $245

5.30 CO2 Flat New $406
Required Services
False Alarm Penalty Fees

5.31 1st Response Flat $550 $680

5.32 2nd Response Flat $750 $680

5.33 3rd Response and each response thereafter in a calendar year
Each $1,000 $680
(10/13/08, Resolution 08-168)

5.34 New Occupancy/Business Inspection Per reinspection $212 $419

5.35 Key Box Service Flat $75 $110

5.36 Mall kiosk inspection Flat $163 $256

5.37 Annual Fire Code Permits (FCP’s) Flat $101 $234

5.38 Temporary permits (permitted activities less than 90 days ) Flat $163 $345

5.39 Asphalt kettle operation – annual permit required for roofing contractors. Applications and fee collection is done at Building Division.

Annually $62 $52

5.40 Title 19, 5-Year Certification inspection for fire extinguishing systems (fire sprinkler or standpipe
systems). Annual permit for contractor
Annually $101 $104

5.41 High rise annual inspection/certification Per hour, Min 3 hours $190 $271

5.42 Annual fire inspection and each reinspection thereafter Per inspection $212 $630

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Requested Services

5.43 Fire incident report Per report, up to 5
pages
$10 $26

5.44 Each additional page Per page $0.10 $0.25

5.45 Photographs: Digital Handling fee $25 $78

5.46 Fire code variance application Flat $509 $637

5.47 Inspection outside of normal business hours (min 2 hours) Per hour $190 $329 Pre-Inspection/Consultation Of Large Family Day Care And Residential Care

5.48 Less than 25 occupants (State law limits the fee charged) Flat $50 $298

5.49 26 or more occupants (State law limits the fee charged) Flat $100 $298 Annual Permits

5.50 Candles & Open Flames in Assemblies (churches exempt) Annual $101 $234

5.51 Combustible Material Storage >2500 cu. ft. Annual $101 $234

5.52 Compressed Gases >amounts in Table 105-A Annual $101 $234

5.53 Commercial Rubbish – Handling Operation Annual $101 $234

5.54 Cryogens >amounts in Table 105-B Annual $101 $234

5.55 Day Care (E) 7 or more children in non-residential Annual $101 $234

5.56 Dry Cleaning (operate a dry cleaning plant) Annual $101 $234

5.57 Dust Producing Operations Annual $101 $234

5.58 Fire Alarm (Operate a fire alarm system) Annual $101 $234

5.59 Flammable/Combustible Liquids (storage in excess of 5 gallons, operate tanks, etc.)
Annual $101 $234

5.60 Hazardous Materials >amounts in Table 105-C Annual $101 $234

5.61 High Piled Combustible Storage Annual $101 $234

5.62 Hot – Work Operations (except when conducted under a building permit)
Annual $101 $234

5.63 Institutions (all I occupancies) Annual $101 $234

5.64 Large Family Day Care (R-3) (9-14 children) Annual No Fee $234

5.65 Residential Board & Care Occupancies (R-3.1) Annual No Fee $234

5.66 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Annual $101 $234

5.67 Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing Station Annual $101 $234

5.68 Places of Assembly (all A occupancies) Annual $101 $234

5.69 Radioactive Materials >1 micro curie Annual $101 $234

5.70 Refrigeration Equipment ( >220 lbs. of Class A1 or 30 lbs. of other refrigerants)
Annual $101 $234

5.71 Repair Garage (S-3 or H-4 Occupancies) Annual $101 $234

5.72 Spraying or Dipping (using flammable or combustible liquids or powders)
Annual $101 $234
Temporary Permits

5.73 Candles & Open Flames in Assemblies (for special events) Each $264 $345

5.74 Carnival and Fairs (90 days or less) Each $264 $345

5.75 Christmas Tree Lot (90 days or less) Each $264 $345

5.76 Malls: assemblies, auto displays, open flames, etc. (90 days or less)
Each $264 $345

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5.77 Tents, Canopies and Temporary Membrane Structures
(excludes tents on Christmas tree lots) (> 400 square ft.) (90 days or less)
Each $264 $345
[(8/25/08, Resolution 08-146)

6. PLANNING

6.01 Administrative Use Permit Flat $2,845 $10,000

6.02 AUP Renewal Permit Flat New $5,000

6.03 Use Permit Flat $4,960 $11,500

6.04 Use Permit, Concurrent or TI Flat $2,465 $4,200
Coastal Development Permit

6.05 Minor Flat New $5,000

6.06 Major Flat New $20,000
Variance

6.07 Minor Flat $4,845 $4,200

6.08 Major Flat $4,845 $11,500

6.09 Planned Development Zone Change Deposit $15,000 $15,000

6.10 Zone Changes / Text Amendment Deposit $10,000 $10,000

6.11 Development Agreements Deposit $10,000 $10,000

6.12 GPA / Text Amendment Deposit $15,000 $15,000

6.13 Certificate of Compliance Flat $710 $1,500

6.14 Parcel Map Flat $4,645 $11,500

6.15 Subdivision Flat $4,750 $15,500

6.16 # of lots or parcels or units Per lot $165 $200

6.17 Condominium Conversion Flat $8,745 $14,500

6.18 # of units Per unit $165 $200

6.19 Environmental Assessment (Exempt) Flat $95 $300

6.20 Initial Study (Neg Declaration) Actual +25% Actual + 20%

6.21 Initial Study (Mitigated Neg Declaration) Actual +25% Actual + 20%

6.22 EIR Actual +25% Actual + 20%

6.23 Design Review – Major Flat $5,420 $11,500

6.24 Design Review – Minor (Concurrent) Flat $1,295 $4,300

6.25 Design Review – Administrative Flat $290 $1,000

6.26 ADU Flat $580 $750

6.27 Front Yard Paving Flat $165 $300

6.28 Time Extension Flat $665 $800

6.29 Appeal Fee Flat $100 $100

6.30 Zoning Confirmation and Verification Letters Flat $350 $1,000

6.31 ABC Letter of Convenience and Necessity Flat $1,570 $9,500

6.32 Sign Permit Flat $165 $190

6.33 Pre-application Review Fee Flat $1,000 $1,800

6.34 Short Term Rental Permits Flat $225 $750

6.35 Cannabis Permits Flat New $250

6.36 Stormwater Treatment Review Actual +25% Actual + 20%

6.37 Home Occupation Permit Flat $40 $100

6.38 Lot Line Adjustment or Lot Merger Flat $4,645 $4,100 (10/28/13, Resolution 13-170)

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7. POLICE

7.01 Auto Impound Fee Per release $240 $240

7.02 Boot Release Each $60 $150

7.03 Civil Court Appearance Per appearance $275 $275

7.04 Clearance Letter Per letter $25 $50

7.05 False Alarms (Fine) (On a 12-month period from first offense, resets after 12-months
No charge for first $0 $0

7.06 1st Offense Each $100 $0
2nd Offense Each $100 $25
3rd Offense Each $100 $50
4th and Subsequent Offense Each $100 $100

7.07 Alarm Permit Annually $25 $25

7.08 Fingerprinting – Ink Per request card $25 $40

7.09 Fingerprinting – Livescan Per request $30 $100

7.10 Repossession Fee Each $15 $13

7.11 Special Event Permit Each $210 $450

7.12 Storage of Firearms For first firearm $190 $175

7.13 Each additional firearm Each $25 $140

7.14 Storage of Ammunition Flat $26 $73

7.15 Taxi Applicants, New Per applicant $127 $122

7.16 Taxi Applicants, Renewal Per applicant $50 $38
Digital Media

7.17 Photos Per photo New $17

7.18 Videos Per half hour of video New $85

7.19 Video - Redacted Actual +25% Actual + 20%
(5/27/14, Resolution 14-88)

8. PUBLIC WORKS
Technology Fee

8.01 Technology Fee % Engineering Permit
Fee
2% 9%
Subdivision Reviews
Agreements / Map Review

8.02 Tentative Map Review Flat New $3,590

8.03 Subdivision Agreement Flat $4,800 $5,319

8.04 Parcel Map Review Base $2,400 $5,354

8.05 Final Map Review Base $3,200 $5,354

8.06 Plus # of lots or units Per lot or unit $80 $138

8.07 Right of Way and Easement Abandonment Flat New $4,921

8.08 Lot Line Adjustment Flat New $3,580

8.09 Surveyor Review Actual +20% Actual + 20%
Additional review over and above the baseline included in the fees below may be charged on a T&M basis or require the services of outside consultants.

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Public / Site Improvements
Site Improvement Plan Reviews

8.10 Improvement Cost - $0 - $500,000 Minimum $160 $5,312

8.11 % of Cost up to $500,000 Plus 2.6% 2.5%

8.12 Cost $500,001 - $1,500,000 Base $12,960 $17,817

8.13 % of Cost over $500,000 Plus 1.6% 1.7%

8.14 Cost $1,500,001 - $4,500,000 Base $28,960 $34,904

8.15 % of Cost over $1,500,000 Plus 2.13% 0.75%

8.16 Cost $4,500,001 or greater Base $92,960 $57,356

8.17 % of Cost over $4,500,000 Plus 1.07% 0.35%
Site Improvement Permit and Inspections

8.18 Improvement Cost - $0 - $500,000 Minimum $320 $12,184

8.19 % of Cost up to $500,000 Plus 5.1% 7.5%

8.20 Cost $500,001 - $1,500,000 Base $25,920 $50,008

8.21 % of Cost over $500,000 Plus 3.2% 5.0%

8.22 Cost $1,500,001 - $4,500,000 Base $57,920 $99,894

8.23 % of Cost over $1,500,000 Plus 4.3% 2.0%

8.24 Cost $4,500,001 or greater Base $185,920 $161,005

8.25 % of Cost over $4,500,000 Plus 2.1% 1.24%

8.26 Improvement Security Deposit/Bond % of improvement 200% 200% Grading and Erosion Control
Plan Review

8.27 1,000 cu yd. or less Base $160 $295

8.28 Plus additional for each 100 cu yd. more than 100 or fraction thereof
Per 100 cu yd. $80 $133

8.29 1,001 to 10,000 cu yd. Base $880 $1,496

8.30 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 1,000 or fraction thereof
Per 1,000 cu yd. $160 $155

8.31 10,001 to 100,000 cu yd. Base $2,320 $2,893

8.32 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 10,000 or fraction thereof
Per 1,000 cu yd. $64 $57

8.33 100,001 cu yd. or greater Base $8,080 T&M

8.34 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 100,000 or fraction thereof
Per 1,000 cu yd. $48 T&M
Permit and Inspections

8.35 1,000 cu yd. or less Base $320 $576

8.36 Plus additional for each 100 cu yd. more than 100 or fraction thereof
Per 100 cu yd. $160 $239

8.37 1,001 to 10,000 cu yd. Base $1,760 $2,726

8.38 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 1,000 or fraction thereof
Per 1,000 cu yd. $320 $326

8.39 10,001 to 100,000 cu yd. Base $4,640 $5,660

8.40 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 10,000 or fraction thereof
Per 1,000 cu yd. $128 $220

8.41 100,001 cu yd. or greater Base $16,160 T&M

8.42 Plus additional for each 1,000 cu yd. more than 100,000 or fraction thereof
Per 1,000 cu yd. $96 T&M

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Security Deposits

8.43 Grading Security Deposit/Bond % of Grading Cost 25% 25% Wet Season Work Authorization

8.44 Wet Season Work Authorization Per week $240 $588
Transportation Permits
Oversize Load

8.45 Single Trip Each $16 $0
Dirt and Debris Hauling

8.46 Permit Fees (per operation) Base $160 $203

8.47 Plus per # of cubic yards per # of miles round trip Each $0.22 $0.22 Encroachment Permits
Temporary Encroachment (scaffolding, construction fencing, etc.)

8.48 Permit Fees Base $480 $589

8.49 Plus per # of weeks more than two weeks Per # of weeks $80 $98

8.50 Security Deposit Deposit $1,000 $1,000
Encroachment Agreement

8.51 Encroachment Agreement T&M
Wireless Small Cell (with existing Lease Agreement)

8.52 Processing Fee Flat New $207

8.53 Plan Review Fee Flat New $829

8.54 Inspection Fee Flat New $1,199

8.55 Security Deposit (refundable) Deposit New $1,500
Street Parking/Space Obstruction (renewable every four weeks)

8.56 Residential Flat $320 $589

8.57 Commercial Base $320 $589

8.58 Plus per # of weeks, after first week # of weeks $160 $196

8.59 Security Deposit Deposit $500 $500

8.60 Temporary Container Base $160 $491

8.61 Plus per # of weeks, after first week Per Week $80 $98

8.62 Security Deposit Deposit $150 $500
Traffic Control

8.63 Processing Fee Flat $160 $295

8.64 Plan Review Fee Per Hour $160 $205

8.65 Inspection Fee (mobile, temporary setup) Per Day $240 $288

8.66 Inspection Fee (fixed, long-term setup) Per Week $640 $968

8.67 Security Deposit Deposit $1,000 $1,000
Monitoring Well/Core Drilling/Potholing

8.68 Permit Fees Base $320 $295

8.69 Plus per # of locations Each $320 $392

8.70 Security Deposit Per Location $1,000 $1,000
Sidewalk/Curb Drain/Driveway (not longer than 30 days)

8.71 Processing Fee Flat $160 $295

8.72 Plan Review Fee Per Hour $160 $203

8.73 Sidewalk/Driveway (Right-of-Way)/Front Yard Paving (Per 200 sq. ft. increment, or fraction thereof)
Each $160 $392

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8.74 Excavation in Unpaved Areas (Per 200 sq. ft. increment, or fraction thereof)
Each $80 $392

8.75 Security Deposit Minimum Deposit $500 $500
Street Excavation/Directional Boring

8.76 Processing Fee Base $160 $295

8.77 Plan Review Fee - Up to 3 reviews Flat $1,920 $2,692

8.78 Inspection Fee (First 200 sq. ft.) Base $320 $1,961

8.79 Each additional 50 sq. ft. increment or fraction thereof Each $160 $163

8.80 Security Deposit ($750 minimum) Per sq. ft. $15 $15 Water Service

8.81 Permit Fees Base $160 $295

8.82 Plus per # of services Each $580 $1,100

8.83 Security Deposit (2” service or less) Deposit $2,000 $2,000

8.84 Security Deposit (greater than 2” service) Deposit $3,500 $3,500

8.85 Fire Flow Test and Results Per test $420 $812
Sanitary Sewer Lateral

8.86 Within the City right-of-way, w/in the District Base $160 $295

8.87 Plus per # of laterals Each $580 $1,100

8.88 Security Deposit Deposit $2,000 $2,000

8.89 Within the City right-of-way, not w/in the District Base $160 $295

8.90 Plus per # of laterals Each $480 $392

8.91 Security Deposit Deposit $2,000 $2,000

8.92 Not within the City right-of-way, w/in the District Base $160 $203

8.93 Plus per # of laterals Each $100 $707
Development Impact Reviews
Traffic Study

8.94 Review Fees Base $1,280 $4,505

8.95 Plus per # of hours more than four hours Per Hour $80 $205 Water System Study

8.96 Review Fees Base $640 $790

8.97 Plus per # of hours more than four hours Per Hour $160 $197 Sanitary Sewer Study

8.98 Review Fees Base $640 $790

8.99 Plus per # of hours more than four hours Per Hour $160 $197 Third Party Consultant

8.100 Use of Third Party Consultant for Development Projects and Permits
Actual + 20% Actual + 20%
Building Permit Reviews

8.101 Review Fees % of the Building

20.0% 20.0%
Other Requests

8.102 City General Conditions, Standard Specifications & Drawings, Capital Project Plans & Specifications, and
Copies of Other Documents
Online at www.dalycity.org No Fee No Fee
Electronic Files New No Fee
Printed Copies New Actual Cost

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Permit Extension

8.103 Permit Extension (Renewal) Flat New $207

8.104 Reinstatement of Expired Permit Flat New $403
Permit Cancellation

8.105 Processing Fee Flat New $207

8.106 Pre-Cancellation Inspection Flat New $196

8.107 Work Without a Permit Double Permit Double Permit Double Permit Utility (Private Utilities under CPUC Regulation with a CPCN)

8.108 Private Utility Companies may be issued a consolidated Utility Permit covering one or more of the scopes of work listed. Security Deposits are waived for estimated cost of work less than $10,000. Estimated cost of work shall be reviewed and determined by Engineering staff.

T&M

9. LIBRARY AND RECREATION SERVICES

PENINSULA LIBRARY SYSTEM/DALY CITY LIBRARY FINES & FEES

9.01 Materials Recovery Fee Per Account $10 NC

9.02 Lost Items Processing Fee (Non-Refundable) Base $5 $2

DALY CITY LIBRARY LOCAL FEES

9.03 Media Case - Missing or Damaged Per Case $5 NC

9.04 Barcode - Missing or Damaged Per Barcode $1 NC

9.05 RFID Tag - Missing or Damaged Per Tag $1 NC

9.06 Media Case Insert/Cover Art Per Item $2 NC

9.07 Computer Print Copies - Black and White Per Page $0.15 NC

9.08 Computer Print Copies - Color Per Page $0.40 NC

9.09 Copier (Coin-Operated) - Service provided by outside vendor

$0.15 NC

9.10 Test Proctoring, resident Per Item $50 NC
(06/23/14, Resolution 14-104)

YOUTH PROGRAMS

9.11 After School Youth Recreation Program - Resident Per Month $69 NC

9.12 After School Youth Recreation Program - Non-Resident Per Month $87 NC

9.13 Summer Youth Recreation Program Full Day - Resident Per Week $98 NC

9.14 Summer Youth Recreation Program Full Day - Non-Resident Per Week $123 NC Baseball League NC

9.15 Individual Participant - Resident Per Person $111 NC

9.16 Individual Participant - Non-Resident Per Person $150 NC

9.17 Individual Participant - Bayshore ASES Per Person $111 NC

9.18 Team Per Team $441 NC
Basketball League NC

9.19 Individual Participant - Resident Per Person $105 NC

9.20 Individual Participant - Non-Resident Per Person $131 NC

9.21 Individual Participant - Bayshore ASES Per Person $105 NC

9.22 Middle School Participant - Resident Per Person $105 NC

9.23 Middle School Participant - Non-Resident Per Person $131 NC

9.24 Daly City School Team Per Team $430 NC

9.25 Non-Daly City School Team Per Team $540 NC

9.26 Practice Session Per Session $150 NC

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9.27 Mini-Hoops Basketball - Resident Per Person $83 NC

9.28 Mini-Hoops Basketball - Non-Resident Per Person $103 NC Summer Sports Care NC

9.29 Pre-Care - Resident Per Person $25 NC

9.30 Pre-Care - Non-Resident Per Person $32 NC

9.31 Post-Care - Resident Per Person $25 NC

9.32 Post-Care - Non-Resident Per Person $32 NC

OPEN GYM

9.33 Basketball and Volleyball - Resident Per Person $6 NC

9.34 Basketball and Volleyball - Non-Resident Per Person $8 NC

9.35 Drop-In (Open Tot) - Resident Per Person $5 NC

9.36 Drop-In (Open Tot) - Non-Resident Per Person $6 NC

9.37 10 Visit Card (Open Tot) - Resident Per Person $39 NC

9.38 10 Visit Card (Open Tot) - Non-Resident Per Person $49 NC

AQUATICS PROGRAM

9.39 Recreation, Lap & Fitness Swim (Youth/Senior) - Resident Per Person $5 NC

9.40 Recreation, Lap & Fitness Swim (Youth/Senior) - Non- Per Person $6 NC

9.41 Recreation, Lap & Fitness Swim (Adult) - Resident Per Person $6 NC

9.42 Recreation, Lap & Fitness Swim (Adult) - Non-Resident Per Person $7 NC

9.43 Special Events - Resident Per Person $8 NC

9.44 Special Events - Non-Resident Per Person $10 NC

9.45 Friday Night Specials - Resident Per Person $8 NC

9.46 Friday Night Specials - Non-Resident Per Person $10 NC

9.47 Pool Party Rentals (Recreation Swim Party) - Resident Per Person $221 NC

9.48 Pool Party Rentals (Recreation Swim Party) - Non-Resident Per Person $276 NC

9.49 Pool Party Rentals (Private Swim Party) - Resident Per Person $386 NC

9.50 Pool Party Rentals (Private Swim Party) - Non-Resident Per Person $482 NC

9.51 Pool Party Rentals (Swim Party + 25 Attendees) - Resident Per Person $56 NC

9.52 Pool Party Rentals (Swim Party + 25 Attendees) - Non- Per Person $70 NC

9.53 Learn-to-Swim (Pre-School) - Resident Per Person $65 NC

9.54 Learn-to-Swim (Pre-School) - Non-Resident Per Person $81 NC

9.55 Learn-to-Swim (Youth) - Resident Per Person $60 NC

9.56 Learn-to-Swim (Youth) - Non-Resident Per Person $75 NC

9.57 Learn-to-Swim (Teen/Adult/Senior) - Resident Per Person $60 NC

9.58 Learn-to-Swim (Teen/Adult/Senior) - Non-Resident Per Person $75 NC

9.59 Swimmer's Aide - Resident Per Person $60 NC

9.60 Swimmer's Aide - Non-Resident Per Person $75 NC

9.61 Semi-Private Lessons - Resident Per Person $120 NC

9.62 Semi-Private Lessons - Non-Resident Per Person $150 NC

9.63 Swim Camp - Resident Per Person $193 NC

9.64 Swim Camp - Non-Resident Per Person $242 NC

9.65 Guard Start Program - Resident Per Person $193 NC

9.66 Guard Start Program - Non-Resident Per Person $242 NC

9.67 Swim Club - Resident Per Person $97 NC

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9.68 Swim Club - Non-Resident Per Person $121 NC

9.69 American Red Cross Lifeguard Class - Resident Per Person $193 NC

9.70 American Red Cross Lifeguard Class - Non-Resident Per Person $242 NC

9.71 American Red Cross Water Safety - Resident Per Person $193 NC

9.72 American Red Cross Water Safety - Non-Resident Per Person $242 NC

9.73 Active Adult Fitness Class - Resident Per Person $5 NC

9.74 Active Adult Fitness Class - Non-Resident Per Person $6 NC

9.75 Pool Pass (Youth) - Resident Per Person $53 NC

9.76 Pool Pass (Youth) - Non-Resident Per Person $66 NC

9.77 Pool Pass (Adult) - Resident Per Person $66 NC

9.78 Pool Pass (Adult) - Non-Resident Per Person $83 NC

9.79 Pool Pass (Active Adult) - Resident Per Person $53 NC

9.80 Pool Pass (Active Adult) - Non-Resident Per Person $66 NC (5/29/12, Resolution 12-87)

TEEN PROGRAM

9.81 Open Mic Per Person $5 NC

9.82 Panel Discussion - Resident Per Person $5 NC

9.83 Panel Discussion - Non-Resident Per Person $8 NC

9.84 Dances – Resident Only Per Person $10 NC
Events NC

9.85 Ages 12 and under Per Person Free NC

9.86 Ages 13-17 years Per Person $5 NC

9.87 Ages 18 and over Per Person $10 NC

9.88 With Camcorder Per Person $15 NC

9.89 Battle of the Bands - Resident Per Person $8 NC

9.90 Battle of the Bands - Non-Resident Per Person $10 NC

9.91 Volunteen Leadership Program - Resident Per Person $100 NC

9.92 Volunteen Leadership Program - Non-Resident Per Person $125 NC (5/29/12, Resolution 12-87)

9.93 Activities (Cooking, Crafts, Field Trips) Per Person $5 - $20 NC

9.94 Clothing Per Person $10 - $30 NC

FACILITY & FIELD RENTAL

9.95 Albert M. Teglia Community Center - Resident Per Hour $110 NC

9.96 Albert M. Teglia Community Center - Non-Resident Per Hour $135 NC

9.97 Gellert Park Clubhouse - Resident Per Hour $85 NC

9.98 Gellert Park Clubhouse - Non-Resident Per Hour $110 NC

9.99 Gellert Park Picnic Shelter (per day) - Resident Per Day $250 NC

9.100 Gellert Park Picnic Shelter (per day) - Non-Resident Per Day $350 NC

9.101 Hillside Clubhouse - Resident Per Hour $60 NC

9.102 Hillside Clubhouse - Non-Resident Per Hour $85 NC

9.103 Larcombe Clubhouse - Resident Per Hour $85 NC

9.104 Larcombe Clubhouse - Non-Resident Per Hour $110 NC

9.105 Lawson Hall - Resident Per Hour $75 NC

9.106 Lawson Hall - Non-Resident Per Hour $100 NC

9.107 Marchbank Clubhouse - Resident Per Hour $60 NC

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9.108 Marchbank Clubhouse - Non-Resident Per Hour $85 NC

9.109 Merced Room (Westlake) - Resident Per Hour $100 NC

9.110 Merced Room (Westlake) - Non-Resident Per Hour $125 NC

9.111 Pacelli Event Center (Westlake) - Resident Per Hour $200 NC

9.112 Pacelli Event Center (Westlake) - Non-Resident Per Hour $225 NC Bayshore Community Center NC

9.113 Gymnasium – Athletic Use Only - Resident Per Hour $100 NC

9.114 Gymnasium – Athletic Use Only - Non-Resident Per Hour $125 NC

9.115 Gymnasium –Rental - Resident Per Hour $200 NC

9.116 Gymnasium –Rental - Non-Resident Per Hour $225 NC

9.117 Classroom A, B or C - Resident Per Hour $30 NC

9.118 Classroom A, B or C - Non-Resident Per Hour $55 NC

9.119 Café Doelger - Resident Per Hour $110 NC

9.120 Café Doelger - Non-Resident Per Hour $135 NC

9.121 Doelger Senior Center Classroom (Rms. 1 or 5) - Resident Per Hour $25 NC

9.122 Doelger Senior Center Classroom (Rms. 1 or 5) - Non- Per Hour $50 NC Lincoln Park Community Center NC

9.123 Hall - Resident Per Hour $130 NC

9.124 Hall - Non-Resident Per Hour $155 NC

9.125 Classroom - Resident Per Hour $30 NC

9.126 Classroom - Non-Resident Per Hour $50 NC
Giammona Pool NC

9.127 Pool Party (during Rec Swim) - Resident Per Event $221 NC

9.128 Pool Party (during Rec Swim) - Non-Resident Per Event $276 NC

9.129 Pool Party (Private) - Resident Per Event $386 NC

9.130 Pool Party (Private) - Non-Resident Per Event $482 NC War Memorial Community Center NC

9.131 Upper Gymnasium - Athletic Use Only - Resident Per Hour $100 NC

9.132 Upper Gymnasium - Athletic Use Only - Non-Resident Per Hour $125 NC

9.133 Upper Gymnasium - Rental - Resident Per Hour $200 NC

9.134 Upper Gymnasium - Rental - Non-Resident Per Hour $225 NC

9.135 Lower Gymnasium - Athletic Use Only - Resident Per Hour $100 NC

9.136 Lower Gymnasium - Athletic Use Only - Non-Resident Per Hour $125 NC

9.137 Upper & Lower Gymnasium - Athletic Use Only - Resident Per Hour $250 NC

9.138 Upper & Lower Gymnasium - Athletic Use Only - Non- Per Hour $275 NC

9.139 Activity Room - Resident Per Hour $110 NC

9.140 Activity Room - Non-Resident Per Hour $135 NC

9.141 Softball or Baseball Field - Diamond - Resident Per Person $30 NC

9.142 Softball or Baseball Field - Diamond - Non-Resident Per Person $55 NC

9.143 Softball or Baseball Field - Lining Only Per Person $20 NC

9.144 Tennis Court - Per Court (School Use Only) Per Person $5 NC Gellert Park Soccer Field NC

9.145 Whole Turf - Resident Per Hour $75 NC

9.146 Whole Turf - Non-Resident Per Hour $100 NC

9.147 Grass - Resident Per Hour $40 NC

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9.148 Grass- Non-Resident Per Hour $65 NC
Pollicita NC

9.149 Gymnasium - Resident Per Hour $100 NC

9.150 Gymnasium - Non-Resident Per Hour $125 NC

9.151 Whole Turf - Resident Per Hour $75 NC

9.152 Whole Turf - Non-Resident Per Hour $100 NC
Ben Franklin NC

9.153 Gymnasium - Resident Per Hour $100 NC

9.154 Gymnasium - Non-Resident Per Hour $125 NC
Insurance Cost NC

9.155 Facility Rental - 1-100 people Per Rental $105 NC

9.156 Facility Rental - 101-500 people Per Rental $140 NC

9.157 Athletic Use (Gymnasium) - 1-100 people Per Rental $215 NC

9.158 Athletic Use (Gymnasium) - 101-500 people Per Rental $360 NC

9.159 Custodial Fee for Facility Rental - Gymnasium Only Per Rental $400 NC Rental Deposit Fee NC

9.160 Small Per Rental $250 NC

9.161 Medium Per Rental $400 NC

9.162 Large - Athletic Use Per Rental $400 NC

9.163 Large - Rental (Bayshore and War Memorial Gyms) Per Rental $400 NC

9.164 Large - Rental (Pacelli Gym) Per Rental $400 NC

9.165 Alcohol Insurance Per Rental $63 NC

9.166 Lights for Fields (Westlake and Gellert Parks) Per Rental $20 NC (4/26/10, Resolution 10-45)
Special Events NC
Vendor Space Rental NC

9.167 Flea Market - Resident Per Person $30 NC

9.168 Flea Market - Non-Resident Per Person $40 NC

9.169 Black History Month Celebration (Vendors) Per Vendor $70 NC

9.170 FilAm Festival - Vendors Per Vendor $50 NC

9.171 FilAm Festival - Food Trucks Per Vendor $100 NC

9.172 Yuletide Celebration Tickets Per Person Various NC (4/26/10, Resolution 10-45)
Activity Guide Advertising Fees NC

9.173 Full Page Size - Quarterly Per Ad $756 NC

9.174 Full Page Size - Less than Quarterly Per Ad $1,008 NC

9.175 Half Page Size - Quarterly Per Ad $473 NC

9.176 Half Page Size - Less than Quarterly Per Ad $630 NC

9.177 Quarter Page Size - Quarterly Per Ad $294 NC

9.178 Quarter Page Size - Less than Quarterly Per Ad $394 NC

9.179 Business Card Size - Quarterly Per Ad $221 NC

9.180 Business Card Size - Less than Quarterly Per Ad $221 NC (5/29/12, Resolution 12-87)

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Fee Fee Title Unit Current Proposed

10. DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND WASTERWATER RESOURCES

SEWER CONNECTION PERMIT FEES
Single Family Residential Dwelling Fees

10.01 1. Dwelling units in any one 12-month period by a builder/developer or any subsidiary, partner or joint venture with no more than 33 fixture units per residential unit Per Unit $2,600 NC

10.02 2. New single family residence with secondary unit (up to 33 fixtures units for the single family and up to 11 fixture units for the secondary unit)
Per Unit $3,485 NC

10.03 3. Conversion of single family residence to one with secondary unit (up to an additional 11 fixture units for conversion)
Per Unit $550 NC

10.04 4. Plus as to items 1 and 2 above, there is in excess of 33

Per Unit $63 NC

10.05 Plus to items 1 and 2 above, common facilities Per Unit $63 NC

10.06 As to items 3 and 4 above, if there is in excess of 33 fixture

Per Unit $63 NC
Multiple Residential Dwelling Fees

10.07 Up to and including 21 fixture units Per Unit $1,975 NC

10.08 Plus, In excess of 21 fixture units Per Unit $63 NC

10.09 Plus, common facilities Per Unit $63 NC
Commercial, Industrial, Public and Other Uses

10.10 Commercial, Industrial, Public and Other Uses Per Unit $3,150 NC

10.11 Plus, Commercial, Industrial, Public and Other Uses Per Unit $63 NC Condominium Conversion

10.12 Difference between charge initially paid for connection as a

Per Unit $63 NC
Change of Use/Alteration or Addition of Existing Connection

10.13 For change of use/alteration or addition to connection Per Unit $63 NC

10.14 Plus, for each fixture unit in excess of 33 Per Unit $63 NC Swimming Pools

10.15 2” Discharge Pipe – 4 fixture units Per Unit $63 NC

10.16 3” Discharge Pipe – 6 fixture units Per Unit $63 NC

10.17 4” Discharge Pipe – 8 fixture units Per Unit $63 NC (North San Mateo County Sanitation District, 8/25/03, Ordinance #89)

INSPECTION FEES

10.18 Single Residential Dwelling Per Installation $100 NC

10.19 Multiple Residential Dwelling Per Installation $100 NC

10.20 Commercial, Industrial, Public and Other Uses Per Installation $100 NC

10.21 Industrial Waste Discharge Permit Required Use Per Unit $500 NC Public Sewer Construction

10.22 Encroachment Permit Per Unit $70 NC

10.23 Inspection Charge Per Unit $70 NC

10.24 Alteration of Existing Use or Installation Per Installation $70 NC (North San Mateo County Sanitation District, 8/25/03, Ordinance #89) Well Permit Application

10.25 Soil Borings Per Unit Free NC

10.26 Well Abandonment Permit Required Per Unit Free NC

10.27 Well Monitoring and Vapor Extraction Per Unit $125 NC

10.28 Wells Monitoring and Vapor Extraction depth over 30 feet Per Unit $500 NC

10.29 Rehabilitation of existing well Per Unit $350 NC

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City Council Meeting Agenda ReportItem # _____
Meeting Date: July 11, 2022
Subject: Public Hearing - Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property Recommended Action
It is recommended that the City Council approve the Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property for properties included in the Attachment with the County of San Mateo for all unpaid Business License Rental Property taxes and penalties.

Background
On June 25, 2012, the City Council entered into an agreement with the County of San Mateo to impose lien assessments on real property for unpaid Business Licenses for rental properties. This agreement was approved by Resolution No: 12-99. Daly City Municipal Code, Chapter 5.16.050 requires that all commercial and residential rental property pay a license tax based on the gross rental income collected.

Discussion
Notices have been sent to the rental property owners in an effort to bring them into compliance. The past due taxes were due on October 1 st, 2021, based on the actual gross rental income reported on their 2020 Federal income tax return.

Proper notice of the Public Hearing was published by the City Clerk. Notices of Intent to Lien Rental Property were mailed to past due and unresponsive property owners included in the Attachment.

This Notice provided the property owners the opportunity to clear the possible lien and validate the information provided by the County of San Mateo. All unpaid taxes will be assessed on the upcoming Fiscal Year 2023 property tax bill.

Fiscal Impact
In the current Fiscal Year 2022, projected revenue collection of unpaid Business License Rental Property tax from the County of San Mateo is approximately $189,066.25. Collection for Fiscal Year 2022 is determined based on rental property payment history and current market rental value.

Summary/Conclusion
Staff recommends the City Council approve the Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Real Property for properties listed in the Attachment.

Staff is available to provide any additional information desired by the Mayor or Councilmembers.

Respectfully submitted,
Tim Nevin
Director of Finance and
Administrative Services
Attachment: Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property

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Rental Property Address Fiscal Year License No. Company Name 1 366 EL DORADO 2021 RP-06-20-33149 8267-2 MIAMI LLC
2 500 TEMPLETON AVE 2021 301379 A L MILANO FAMILY TRUST S. M. ALLEN (TRUSTEE) 3 42 GARIBALDI ST 2021 LIC-1-13-11740 ADELANTAR, MERLITA 4 407 OAK CT 2021 RP-09-20-33378 AJJ CONSULTING LLC
5 6654 MISSION ST 2021 302640 ALVITES, WILBER W.
6 75 WERNER AVE 2021 301943 ANDERSON, JOHN D.
7 698 CLARINADA AVE 2021 302629 APELIN, FLORENTINO & HYDIE LM 8 270 GREENVIEW DR 2021 RP-06-20-33171 AVILES, CECILIA
9 16 LYCETT CIR 2021 LIC-1-14-17532 BABIERA, GLORIA
10 15 LAKEMONT 2021 LIC-2-15-23537 BALLATI, DAVID & DEBORAH 11 75 OAKRIDGE DR 2021 LIC-11-13-17084 BAUS, WILLIAM & JOAN 12 4137 CALLAN BLVD 2021 LIC-1-13-11752 BELENSON, ARSENIO & ELMA 13 1703 HAMPTON 2021 LIC-5-11-2540 BONIFACIO, CORAZON B. 14 116 SCHOOL 2021 LIC-2-12-6887 BOURDET, ALFRED J.
15 828 N MAYFAIR 2021 LIC-1-14-17541 BRADISH, CATHY
16 380 WESTLAKE AVE 2021 301560 BRIAROX PROPERTIES
17 689 TEMPLETON AVE 2021 302751 BROOKS, LEOLA A.
18 30 ALPINE 2021 301781 BRUMMELL, SHIRLEY
19 1551 SOUTHGATE 2022 RP-05-20-33102 CABREROS, LUCIA C. 20 661 VILLA ST 2021 LIC-1-13-11760 CACERES, PEDRO & IVETTE 21 590 LISBON 2021 LIC-8-10-1809 CADY, CONRAD
22 627 TEMPLETON AVE 2021 302849 CAMPOS, EDGARDO
23 67 BELLEVUE 2021 302863 CANDILA, LYDIA
24 25 DORCHESTER 2021 LIC-4-14-18190 CARL D. HILSZ & VICKI R. HILSZ FAMILY TRUST 25 747 S MAYFAIR 2021 LIC-4-14-18189 CARL G. HILSZ FAMILY TRUST 26 421 JOHN DALY 2021 301148 CASTELLANOS, VICKY
27 365 LAKESHIRE DR 2021 RP-10-19-32313 CELEMIN, ANGELITA D. 28 23 FAIRMONT DR 2021 301440 CHAN, DAVIN
29 266 WESTRIDGE AVE 2021 RP-04-19-31897 CHAN, PETER
30 59 FLORENCE 2021 RP-10-18-31325 CHAN, SHEUNG CHING
31 444 CITRUS 2021 LIC-1-15-23416 CHANG, JOSEPH
32 363 SAN DIEGO 2021 RP-06-20-33193 CHEN, SHAOCUI
33 305 2ND AVE 2021 RP-04-17-29925 CHENG, LU SI
34 35 AVALON DR 2021 RP-10-21-34089 CHEUNG, ANGELA
35 62 FAIRLAWN AVE 2021 302682 CHOW, MICHELLE Y.L.
36 4215 CALLAN BLVD 2021 302682 CHOW, MICHELLE Y.L.
37 1048 S MAYFAIR AVE 2021 RP-02-18-30746 CHOW, SALLY
38 180 WESTMOOR 2021 301899 CLIFFORD, HELEN
39 840 TEMPLETON AVE 2021 302738 DACUMOS, GRACIANO & ELIZABETH 40 89 FAIRLAWN AVE 2021 302228 DANIEL J. MORIARTY & ELAINE M. TRS 41 57 LAKE VISTA AVE 2021 302228 DANIEL J. MORIARTY & ELAINE M. TRS Attachment - Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property 1 of 6

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Rental Property Address Fiscal Year License No. Company Name Attachment - Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property 42 34 LAKEWOOD 2022 LIC-1-14-17594 DAVIS, BERNA
43 357 SAN DIEGO AVE 2021 302658 DE ROSAS, NEMESIO
44 108 WILSHIRE AVE 2021 RP-04-17-29923 DEER, STEVEN L LILY S 45 659 LISBON ST 2021 302949 DEERING, ERNESTINA
46 306 MICHELLE LN 2021 LIC-1-14-17595 DEFARIA CEIDE ALMEIDA 47 454 FLORENCE ST 2021 LIC-11-12-11414 DEL ROSARIO, EMMA 48 4264 CALLAN BLVD 2021 LIC-1-14-17596 DELA CRUZ, LEANDRO 49 11 MAYFIELD 2021 LIC-1-13-11783 DELA CRUZ, MARIANO & LIGAYA 50 1549 ANNIE ST 2021 LIC-1-14-17498 DELUCCHI, BARBARA 51 169 FIRST 2021 302325 DEMATTEI, JAMES V.
52 7123 MISSION 2021 300760 DERMEG, VICTORIA
53 62 W CAVOUR 2022 RP-08-18-31191 DING, HAI & SHENG, XIAO YUN 54 11 GLENWOOD AVE 2021 RP-04-16-29087 DUGGAN, JOHN & MARIE 55 101 EASTMOOR 2021 300113 EASTMOOR APARTMENT
56 151 EASTMOOR 2021 300113 EASTMOOR APARTMENT
57 4023 CALLAN 2021 LIC-1-13-11787 ELISHEN, GLORIA
58 583 ST FRANCIS 2021 LIC-1-15-23417 ESPINUEVA, JOSEPH & TAN, EVANGELINE 59 11 WESTFIELD 2021 301795 ESTUPINIAN, JOY
60 353 LOWELL 2021 301809 EUGENIO, DANILE E. & SOFIA K. 61 176 TALLWOOD DR 2021 302970 FLORES, PANFILO & IRENE
62 790 HANOVER ST 2021 LIC-10-12-11267 FONG, JASON
63 57 FRANKFORT 2021 LIC-1-13-11790 FRANKLIN, RITA
64 300 CITRUS AVE 2021 LIC-1-13-11790 FRANKLIN, RITA
65 101 E VISTA AVE 2021 302385 FUENTES, PETER & MILAGROS 66 737 GELLERT BLVD 2021 LIC-1-14-17633 FUNG, DICKSON
67 199 SCHOOL 2021 302151 GIACCHINO, EMILE
68 41 GARIBALDI 2021 302376 GOMEZ, SATURNINO
69 6815 MISSION ST 2021 LIC-1-14-17643 GONZALES, CHARLES 70 357 BARBARA LN 2021 LIC-7-13-15910 GONZALES, IMMIE
71 373 PEORIA ST 2021 301070 GONZALEZ, HECTOR A. & RENY V. 72 570 SKYLINE 2021 302645 GOTTSCHALK & DANLI
73 271 PRICE 2021 300704 GREEN, NORMAN
74 140 ORIENTE 2021 301542 HANSEN, WAYNE
75 4037 CALLAN BLVD 2021 302906 HARB, LAILA
76 1095 S MAYFAIR AVE 2021 LIC-1-14-17649 HARDSTONE, PAUL & ANTOINETTE 77 121 W MOLTKE ST 2021 RP-04-21-33785 HAU, JANNIFER
78 611 S MAYFAIR 2021 302553 HAYASHI, WILLIAM L. & MOONJA 79 96 ROCKFORD AVE 2021 RP-04-19-31917 HBA INVESTMENT LLC 80 445 WESTLAKE AVE 2021 RP-11-18-31507 HE, YUJUN
81 6189 MISSION 2021 302941 HERNANDEZ, HERLINDA
82 85 WELLINGTON 2021 302941 HERNANDEZ, HERLINDA
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Rental Property Address Fiscal Year License No. Company Name Attachment - Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property 83 19 GARIBALDI ST 2021 LIC-1-13-11810 HERNANDEZ, JOSE LUIS 84 69 BELLEVUE AVE 2021 LIC-1-13-11810 HERNANDEZ, JOSE LUIS 85 1062 SCHWERIN 2021 RP-06-20-33218 HILDEBRANDT, SILVIA 86 321 PEORIA 2021 LIC-1-14-17660 HO, KINGMAN
87 29 PINEHAVEN 2021 302513 HOGAN FAMILY TRUST
88 60 SAN MIGUEL 2021 RP-04-20-32875 HOM, NANCY
89 560 ATLANTA ST 2021 RP-04-19-31928 HUANG, JIAMIN & MEI YI CAI 90 671 SYLVAN 2021 302892 IBARRA, ANA
91 234 CANYON 2021 LIC-6-13-13126 JACKSON, CLARENCE E JR 92 562 CROCKER AVE 2021 RP-03-17-29922 JAMIESON, LAURA L 93 24 ZITA MANOR 2021 301426 JAUREGUI, ANGELINA
94 789 HILLSIDE BLVD 2021 LIC-1-14-17670 JAVIER GEORGE
95 212 THIERS ST 2021 LIC-1-14-17669 JAVIER-CACERES, PENELOPE 96 15 WESTMONT 2021 302314 JUAN, MAGDALENA & MANUEL
97 6135 MISSION 2021 300130 KIMPO, DICK & NATIVIDAD
98 6155 MISSION 2021 300130 KIMPO, DICK & NATIVIDAD
99 640 ABBOT 2021 RP-02-18-30742 KITSIS, STAN
100 674 ABBOT AVE 2021 LIC-1-13-11818 KOFF, CHRISTOPHER D 101 400 TALBERT ST 2021 301069 KRIELAND PROPERTIES
102 78 CAMELOT 2021 RP-06-18-31074 KRZYKAWSKI, ROBERT
103 269 CANTERBURY 2021 LIC-1-14-17675 KUBOVCIK, GERALD 104 284 SAN FERNANDO 2021 RP-04-17-29926 LAM, SAM MAN
105 577 WESTMOOR AVE 2021 RP-04-20-32939 LAM, TAMMY & CHOR PANG 106 88 AVALON ST 2021 RP-07-20-33258 LEE, ANTHONY (AVALON ST.) 107 43 MARGATE AVE 2021 RP-06-18-31058 LEE, ANTHONY (MARGATE AVE) 108 1125 HANOVER ST 2021 LIC-1-14-17683 LEE, BENJAMIN
109 580 LISBON ST 2021 301107 LEE, HOLDEN CHEW G. & DONNA S. 110 281 WESTLAKE 2021 RP-03-18-30804 LEE, WENDELL
111 70 WESTPARK DR 2021 LIC-11-11-6426 LEE, WESLEY
112 763 GELLERT BLVD 2021 LIC-11-11-6426 LEE, WESLEY
113 148 TALLWOOD 2021 301880 LEUS, AGAPITO & BRENDA
114 175 CAMELIA DR 2021 LIC-1-13-11838 LI, FENG YU
115 41 WILSHIRE AVE 2021 RP-05-18-30959 LI, RUIZHEN & HU, JING PEI 116 539 SAN DIEGO AVE 2021 LIC-1-15-23420 LIANG, HONG LE 117 539 SAN DIEGO 2021 RP-02-20-32693 LIANG, HONG LE & YANG, YONG NA 118 24 FAIRMONT DR 2021 RP-11-18-31543 LIANG, WU ZU
119 1 BELMONT DR 2021 LIC-4-11-2380 LIN, VINCENT
120 879 LAUSANNE 2021 RP-04-21-33780 LIN, YUAN WEN
121 869 NIANTIC 2022 LIC-2-14-17723 LIPPMAN, THOMAS N. 122 1351 S MAYFAIR AVE 2021 LIC-2-14-17725 LIU JENNY LIU 123 476 HANOVER ST 2021 RP-02-18-30678 LIU, LIU MAI GO
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Rental Property Address Fiscal Year License No. Company Name Attachment - Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property 124 66 BEPLER 2021 RP-04-20-33029 LIU, YUEYING
125 582 ABBOT 2021 RP-11-19-32454 LIU, ZICHAO
126 6711 MISSION 2021 RP-03-18-30810 LOPEZ, EDGAR OSWALDO CRUZ 127 241 ALTA VISTA 2021 LIC-2-14-17729 LOPEZ, IVAN/XAVIER/DIANA 128 31-33 S PARKVIEW AVE 2021 LIC-1-13-11844 LOZANO, CHARLEMAINE 129 97 LONGVIEW 2021 RP-04-17-29941 LU, YU ZHEN
130 449 E MARKET ST 2021 302657 LUCERO LLC
131 28 FRANKFORT ST 2021 302194 MACABABBAD, GLORINA R.
132 59 FAIRVIEW AVE 2021 LIC-1-13-11845 MACABENTA, JESUS 133 110 LYCETT CIR 2021 LIC-2-14-17733 MACABEO, CONSTANTE E. 134 6771 MISSION 2021 302687 MAGPANTAY, ROSENDO Q. & NATIVIDAD P. 135 67 MONTROSE 2021 302687 MAGPANTAY, ROSENDO Q. & NATIVIDAD P. 136 448 MIRIAM ST 2021 RP-11-17-30502 MAN, PATRICK
137 2152 OLYMPIC WAY 2021 302519 MARVISTA THORTON BEACH PARTNERS LLC 138 133 CROCKER 2021 RP-06-18-31030 MCFADDEN, DYMPHNA
139 175 E VISTA AVE 2021 LIC-2-14-17740 MCKENNA, ALLEN S 140 31 ROCKRIDGE AVE 2021 RP-04-16-29016 MEDINA, JOSHUA & JONAH 141 4211 CALLAN BLVD 2021 LIC-2-14-17745 MERRITT, ROSALIND 142 667 VILLA 2021 302858 MILLER, SAMUEL
143 587-589 SYLVAN ST 2021 302336 MILLER, SOCORRO M. & HERBERT L. 144 56-60 LOS OLIVOS AVE 2021 302336 MILLER, SOCORRO M. & HERBERT L. 145 267 WYANDOTTE AVE 2021 302336 MILLER, SOCORRO M. & HERBERT L. 146 402 RIO VERDE ST 2021 302336 MILLER, SOCORRO M. & HERBERT L. 147 278 DENNIS DR 2021 LIC-2-14-17746 MILONAS, JANET O. 148 673 LISBON ST 2021 LIC-1-13-11849 MIRANDA, RONALDO & ALODIA 149 166 THIERS ST 2021 302271 MOGAN, CIRILO & TERESITA
150 872 N MAYFAIR AVE 2021 301504 MONAGHAN, JOHN
151 199 WESTBROOK 2021 302103 MONICA KORTZ & RK-BRAGIN & RK-EREMIA TRUST 152 172 ABBOT 2021 LIC-6-14-19474 MOORE, INA J & MOORE, JOHN 153 368 IMPERIAL #301 2021 RP-12-20-33575 MULLENS, DANIEL D. 154 1491 SOUTHGATE AVE 2021 LIC-3-14-18160 MULLER, STEVE 155 277 POLARIS WAY 2021 LIC-2-14-17760 NAVARRO, CARL T 156 308 CERRO DR 2021 LIC-2-14-17779 NG, CHING YUN
157 339 BARBARA 2021 RP-10-19-32417 NG, KRYSTAL B
158 197 DENNIS 2021 RP-02-18-30763 NG, TAK SANG
159 15 EASTGATE DR 2021 301601 NOVALES, PAUL
160 59 EASTGATE DR 2021 301601 NOVALES, PAUL
161 588 ALEXIS 2021 LIC-2-14-17791 OMBAO, ERWIN Z
162 142 MORTON 2021 LIC-2-14-17793 ONG, KENNETH & EDNA M 163 890 KING DR 2021 LIC-2-14-17795 ONO, KENNETH
164 1 BOLERO WAY 2021 LIC-2-14-17796 OROPEZA, JOSE JESUS & MAYRA F 4 of 6

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Rental Property Address Fiscal Year License No. Company Name Attachment - Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property 165 2 SAN JUAN 2021 302543 ORTIZ, IBARRA M. & SHEILA D. 166 132 TALLWOOD DR 2021 LIC-2-14-17801 PACHECO, EDGAR B 167 290 BAY RIDGE PL 2021 LIC-2-14-17802 PADUA, ANTONIO C 168 76 SHAKESPEARE ST 2021 302268 PALOMO, ANA F. & VICENTE 169 496 IRVINGTON ST 2021 RP-12-17-30561 PANALIGAN, ROY 170 731 NIANTIC 2021 LIC-2-14-17804 PANAMBO, PURE B
171 68 WILLITS 2021 RP-06-20-33163 PARKER, RUTH
172 77 CLIFTON 2021 RP-04-17-29933 PEDERSEN, BARBARA A 173 618 ABBOT 2021 LIC-8-11-3446 PENA, JOSE J
174 93 BELLEVUE 2021 LIC-5-15-24213 PENNY, HUBERT & EILEEN 175 238 EAST MARKET 2021 RP-04-16-29007 PEOPLE FINANCE
176 147 SANTA BARBARA AVE 2021 LIC-2-14-17809 PETERS, GARY W ESQ 177 221 ST. CATHERINE 2021 LIC-2-14-17810 PEZZULICH, BRUNO 178 176-178 SCHOOL ST 2021 302680 POULIN, ROBERT
179 100 PEORIA 2021 302545 PREZA, CESAR
180 383 MANDARIN #5 2021 RP-02-20-32711 QUILALA, OSCAR 181 686 SKYLINE DR 2021 302409 RAZZOUQ, PETER
182 10 CAROLINE 2021 RP-12-19-32586 REMENNIK, YAKOV & LILY 183 1440 SOUTHGATE 2021 RP-04-20-32906 RETAIL DELIVERY DRIVERS SALESMAN & HELPERS 184 415 A 2022 LIC-1-13-12005 ROMEL ENTERPRISES, LLC
185 70 OCEANSIDE 2021 302460 ROTTER, JOSEPH & MARILYN
186 1096 SOUTHGATE 2021 302926 SANDOVAL, ALBERTO
187 32 PENHURST AVE 2021 LIC-2-14-17838 SANTIAGO, MARK D & BEVERLY A 188 118 HAMPSHIRE 2021 LIC-2-14-17839 SARASUA, BENJAMIN J 189 254 FRANKFORT 2021 302767 SEGURA, MARGA
190 341 GELLERT BL 2021 301119 SEQUOIA PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT, LLC 191 465 VERDUCCI 2020 RP-10-18-31318 SFO CRASHPAD
192 7300 MISSION ST 2021 LIC-2-14-17840 SHEARER, MICHAEL 193 242 ACCACIA 2021 RP-07-19-32131 SHI, HUI PING
194 678 HILLSIDE BLVD 2021 300157 SIBLEY, NANCY M.
195 87 MORTON 2021 RP-06-20-33166 SMITH, LOURIE
196 501 SERRAMONTE BLVD 2021 LIC-2-14-17856 SOUTHPORT LAND & COMMERCIAL CO 197 341 88TH 2021 300983 ST. ONGE LAU, JEANNETTE
198 930 WYANDOTTE AVE 2021 RP-03-18-30848 STANCO, NICHOLAS F 199 155 SERRAVISTA AVE 2021 RP-11-19-32488 STANDIFIRD, BARBARA & VICTOR 200 438 SKYLINE DR 2021 LIC-2-14-17858 SUMMERS, BERNIECE 201 260 3RD AVE 2021 LIC-2-14-17859 SUMMERS, TIMOTHY B
202 181 BELCREST AVE 2021 301399 SWEETERS, EUGENE & MARY 203 4031 CALLAN BLVD 2021 LIC-1-13-11867 TAHA, QASED H
204 70 & 80 MISSION 2021 RP-05-17-30035 TAN, MIAO XIA
205 47 PARKROSE AVE 2021 RP-02-16-28884 TAN, REN YU
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Rental Property Address Fiscal Year License No. Company Name Attachment - Notice of Lien and Special Assessment to Rental Property 206 10 NORTHGATE CT 2021 RP-04-17-29948 TANUDJAJA, CRISNOYO 207 4173 CALLAN 2020 LIC-1-13-11868 TAYEH, DANNY
208 7064-7070 MISSION 2021 301305 TOGNERI ENTERPRISES
209 70 PENHURST 2021 LIC-2-14-17869 TOJI, LARRY K JR
210 271 GLENWOOD AVE 2021 302692 TOM, ELIZABETH
211 1551 SOUTHGATE #320 2021 RP-08-20-33309 TORRES, JEANETTE M. 212 1018 S MAYFAIR AVE 2021 RP-09-19-32253 TORRES, MARIA GUADALUPE 213 215 LAUSANNE AVE 2021 302009 TOY, WALLY LOUIE & MIMI 214 690 VILLA 2021 RP-04-20-32979 TRAN, CALVIN & MIMI
215 1184-1186 HILLSIDE 2020 LIC-2-14-17871 TRINIDAD, LARRY S 216 812 SKYLINE 2022 302163 TRONOFF, THEODORE V.
217 97 MORTON 2021 RP-02-18-30782 TSO, MAN LING WONG
218 485 JOHN DALY 2021 RP-01-19-31632 TSUI, LETITIA
219 50 CANTERBURY AVE 2021 LIC-2-14-17874 VALDEZ, IRINEO R JR & JUSTINA P 220 158 SANTA PAULA DR 2021 RP-04-17-29928 VANPOOL, RONALD J 221 451 BONNIE ST 2021 LIC-6-13-13143 VRD LLC
222 210 WILLITS ST 2021 RP-06-17-30110 WANG, JING HUI EDDY 223 35 ESCUELA 2021 302756 WC DALY CITY LLC
224 97 CLEARVIEW DR 2021 LIC-5-14-18537 WEST, MARY J.
225 420 GUTTENBERG ST 2021 LIC-2-14-17880 WILHELM, ASTERIA P 226 1027 WILDWOOD 2021 RP-04-17-29946 WONG, CINDY WAI CHEE 227 225 GLENWOOD 2021 RP-11-20-33506 WONG, GORDON H.
228 1017 SKYLINE DR 2021 LIC-1-13-11883 WONG, HOI TONG
229 91 MONTEBELLO 2021 RP-06-16-29229 WONG, KA HO
230 89 ARDEN CT 2021 LIC-6-13-13106 WONG, NICKI
231 152 LONGVIEW 2021 RP-06-18-31037 WU, YIPING
232 10 BELHAVEN AVE 2021 LIC-4-13-12608 XIE, CELINE
233 899 HANOVER ST 2021 LIC-4-13-12747 XU, ALBERT YAO PENG & LIANG, JEANETTE JIN-CHANG 234 752 SOUTHGATE 2021 LIC-6-14-19409 YEN, JENNIFER
235 64 SOUTHDALE 2022 302630 YEONG, JENSON & JANET
236 95 HAMPSHIRE AVE 2021 RP-07-16-29243 YEUNG, SAU MING 237 147 MORNINGSIDE 2021 RP-11-19-32495 YIN, RONGMAN
238 200 PALISADES DR 2021 RP-07-16-29242 YUEN, JASON
239 361 PEORIA ST 2021 300634 YUN, PATRICK T. & SAY MOY 240 24 ALEXANDER 2021 RP-11-19-32506 ZHEN, HAOSONG
241 286 1ST 2021 RP-06-19-32067 ZHEN, LIN
242 101 SANTA PAULA 2021 LIC-4-11-2364 ZHENG, YING FU
243 126 ST. FRANCIS 2021 LIC-4-11-2364 ZHENG, YING FU
244 145 WARWICK 2021 RP-10-20-33404 ZHU, TRENT
245 357 ALTA LOMA AVE 2021 LIC-1-13-11887 ZULUETA, ADELA C 246 4509 CALLAN BLVD 2021 LIC-1-13-11889 ZULUETA, ROGELIO C JR 6 of 6

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City Council Meeting Agenda ReportItem # _____
Meeting Date: July 11, 2022
To: Honorable City Council
From: Angie Padilla, City Manager’s Office
Date: July 11, 2022
Subject: Council Committee Meetings April 11 – July 11, 2022 Date of Meeting: Meeting: In Attendance:

June 29, 2022Development Daus-Magbual
- Old Burlington SiteManalo
Stolte
Mothershead
Van Lonkhuysen
July 6, 2022Ad Hoc Labor Negotiations CommitteeDaus-Magbual Buenaventura
Maltbie

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CITY OF DALY CITY MEMORANDUM

TO: City Council
CC: City Manager, City Attorney
FROM: Mayor Daus-Magbual
Date: July 8, 2022
RE: Report Ad Hoc Labor Negotiations Council Sub-Committee Meeting Meeting Date: July 6, 2022

The Ad Hoc Labor Negotiations City Council Sub-Committee met on Wednesday, July 6, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. This meeting was conducted via zoom. The Mayor, Vice-Mayor and City Manager were in attendance.

The Sub-Committee updated the City Manager that the City will continue to have Donna Williamson, of the law firm Liebert, Cassidy and Whitmore, as the City’s Lead Negotiator for all upcoming labor negotiations for all bargaining units. The Sub-Committee further advised the City Manager that the Human Resources Director and the Finance Director are to work directly with the Lead Negotiator to provide support through the City’s contract with LCW in furtherance of ongoing labor negotiations.

The City Attorney’s office will administer the LCW contract for the City.

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City of Daly City
Planning Division
333 90th Street
Daly City, CA 94015
(650) 991-8033
Project Name Application Type Plan Case No. Location/APN Proposed Unit Type
Site Size
(acres)
Proposed
Units Qty.

Proposed
Density (du/ac) Status Intake Date Hearing Schedule Developer/Contact Planning Contact
Robertson
Intermediate School
Redevelopment
General Plan
Amendment,
Rezoning, and
Subdivsion
GPA-1-15-10254
PD-1-15-10255
SUB-1-15-10256
1 Martin Street
APN 005-330-010 Detached
homes 6.96 71 10 Under construction January 14, 2015 City Council approved April 25, 2016
David Fish
Toll Brothers
(925) 786-3668
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Point Martin
- Phase One Major subdivision SUB-6-15-11016
Steve Courter Way and Martin
Street;
APN 005-042-020
Detached
homes 1.9 16 8 Under construction June 8, 2015
City Council approved September
14, 2015; ; two-year time extension
granted
June 25, 2018 to
September 14, 2020
Alec Tappin
KB Home
925-683-7782
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Point Martin
- Phase Two
General Plan
Amendment and
PD Zone Change
GPA-01-16-011884
PD-10-15-11781
CEQA-10-15-11782
APNs 005-031-070 + 47 others;
Steve Courter Way and Martin Street
Detached
homes 8.3 117 14.1 Under construction October 29, 2015 City Council approved May 22, 2017
Alec Tappin
KB Home
925-683-7782
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Pacific Place Retail
Conversion
Zone Change
Major Subdivision
Design Review
Major Subdivision
ZC-4-16-12036
SUB-4-16-12037
UP-4-16-12038
CEQA-4-16-12039
2665 Geneva Avenue
APN 005-064-250 Condominiums 1.00 7 7.0 All entitlements appoved April 14, 2016
City Council approved
April 24, 2017; two-year time
extension granted April 22, 2021
Harry C. Arthur
(415) 690-6442
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Mission Street/
Goethe Street
Mixed-Use Building
Use Permit and
Design Review
SUB-12-20-14799
UPR-9-16-12301
DR-9-16-012302
6098 Mission Street
APNs 004-031-160 and 170
Apartment
building 0.25 36 144 All entitlements
appoved September 13, 2016
City Council approved
permiot renewal September 9, 2019;
AB1561 time extension to February
6, 2022. Condominium map
approved April 26, 2021.
6098 Mission Street, LLC
(415) 272-4901
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Robertson
Intermediate School
Redevelopment
(Toll Brothers Map
Revision)
Major Subdivision SUB-3-17-12681
1 Martin Street
APN 005-330-010 Detached
homes 6.96 71 10 Under construction March 15, 2017 City Council approved June 26, 2017
David Fish
Toll Brothers
(925) 786-3668
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Westlake Shopping
Center Mixed-Use
Building
(Residential)
General Plan
Amendment,
Planned Development
Design Review
GPA-4-17-12760
PD-4-17-012761
DR-4-17-012762
10 Park Plaza Drive
APNs 002-170-130
Mixed-Use
Apartment
building

1.95 179 91.8 All entitlements
appoved April 26, 2017 City Council approved
September 10, 2018
Michael Strauss
Kimco Realty
(650) 746-7501
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Jefferson Union High
School District
Faculty and Staff
Housing
General Plan
Amendment, Rezoning,
and Design Review
GPA-9-18-13666,
ZC-9-18-13662, and
DR-9-18-13665
699 Serramonte Boulevard
APN 091-211-230 Apartment building 3.30 116 35.2 Under construction September 12, 2018 City Council approved January 13, 2020
Brookwood Advisors
(415) 402-0800
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Habitat Geneva
General Plan
Amendment, Rezoning,
Use
Permit, Major Subdivision,
and Design Review
GPA-1-19-13827,
ZC-1-19-13828,
UPR-1-19-13830,
SUB-1-19-13832,
and DR-1-19-13833
3001 Geneva Avenue
APN 015-072-310
Attached
townhomes 0.14 6 42.9 Under construction January 6, 2019 City Council approved May 28, 2019
Doug Fowler
Habitat for Humanity
(415) 625-1002
Brian Paland
Assistant Planner
(650) 991-8035
Templeton homes
General Plan
Amendment and Design
Review
GPA-3-19-13911 and
DR-6-18-13530
717 Templeton Avenue
APNs 004-243-120, -130, -140,
and -020
Detached
homes 0.36 4 11.1 All entitlements
appoved January 9, 2019 City Council approved
May 28, 2019
Melinda Kao
(510) 828-9156
Brian Paland
Assistant Planner
(650) 991-8035
Vista Grande
Parcel Map Minor Subivision SUB-6-19-14075 489 Vista Grande Avenue APN 002-321-010
Detached
homes 0.13 2 15.4 All entitlements
appoved June 18, 2019 City Council approved
September 9, 2019
Christopher Chan
(415) 367-5586
Brian Paland
Assistant Planner
(650) 991-8035

CURRENT RESIDENTIAL PROJECT LIST
Reflects application received, entitlements granted, and construction commenced for the 24 months preceding May 1, 2022 Does not include Pre-Application Conference applications (sorted by Planning Division intake order)

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Project Name Application Type Plan Case No. Location/APN Proposed Unit Type
Site Size
(acres)
Proposed
Units Qty.

Proposed
Density (du/ac) Status Intake Date Hearing Schedule Developer/Contact Planning Contact
Eastmoor Residential
Development
Use Permit and Design
Review
UPR-6-19-14076 and
DR-6-19-14077
493 Eastmoor Avenue
APN 008-082-200 Apartment building 0.37 72 195.7 All entitlements appoved June 18, 2019
City Council approved
February 24, 2020; Time extension
granted to February 24, 2024
Carl Hertel
CORE Affordable
Housing
(408) 292-2841
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Midway Village
Redevelopment
General Plan
Amendment, Subdivision,
and Design Review
GPA-5-19-14054,
SUB-5-19-14055, and
DR-5-19-14056
45 Midway Drive
APN 005-330-320 and others Apartment buildings 15.00 555 37.0 Under construction June 21, 2019 City Council approved June 8, 2020
Abby Goldware Potluri
Mid-Pen Housing
Coalition
(650) 515-6358
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Jefferson Elementary
School District Faculty
and Staff Housing
General Plan
Amendment, Rezoning,
and Design Review
GPA-11-19-14331
ZC-11-19-14332
DR-11-19-014333
305 Eastmoor Avenue
APN 008-082-160 Apartment buildings 2.38 56 23.5 All entitlements appoved November 27, 2019 City Council approved December 14, 2020
Jefferson Elementary
School Dsitrict
(650) 991-1000
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Third Avenue
Townhouses
General Plan
Amendment, Rezoning,
Subdivision, Use Permit,
and Design Review
GPA-8-20-14643
ZC-8-20-14633
SUB-8-20-14634
UPR-8-20-14642
DR-8-20-14636
141 Third Avenue
APN 006-254-030)
Detached
townhomes 0.72 15 21.0 Application
incomplete June 17, 2020 TBD
John Suppes Authorized
Agent
(650) 465-7369
Brian Paland
Assistant Planner
(650) 991-8035
Old Burlington Site
Mixed-Use
Redevelopment
(Residential)
Planned Development
Text Amendment and
Design Review
ZC-4-21-14994
DR-4-21-14995
99 Southgate Avenue
APN 002-201-570
Mixed-Use
Apartment
building

1.95 179 91.8 Application
incomplete April 21, 2021
Planning Commission and
City Council considerations
Summer 2022
Michael Strahs
Kimco Realty
(650) 746-7501
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Serramonte Dey Rey
Redevelopment
(Residential)
General Plan
Amendment, PD
Rezoning, Subdivision,
and Design Review
GPA-04-21-14998,
PD-04-21-14997,
DR-04-21-15000
SUB-04-21-14999
699 Serramonte Boulevard
APN 091-211-230
Mixed-use apartment
buildings and
apartment buildings

22.00 1,235 56.1 Entitlements
in process April 23, 2021
City Council approved Preliminary
Plan
January 10, 2022
Tina Van Raaphorst
Jefferson Union High
School District
(650) 550-7954
Michael
VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156

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City of Daly City
Planning Division
333 90th Street
Daly City, CA 94015
(650) 991-8033
Project Name Application Type Plan Case No. Location/APN Proposed New Sq. Ft.

Site Size
(acres) ProposedType Status Intake Date Hearing Schedule Developer/Contact Planner Mission Street/
Goethe Street
Mixed-Use Building
Use Permit and
Design Review
UPR-7-19-14111 and
DR-7-19-14112
6098 Mission Street
APNs 004-031-160 and 170 1,568 0.25 Retail All entitlements appoved July 9, 2019
City Council approved
permiot renewal September 9,
2019; AB1561 time extension to
February 6, 2022. Condominium
map approved April 26, 2021.
6098 Mission Street, LLC
(415) 272-4901
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Hilldale School
Expansion
Use Permit and
Design Review
UPR-6-19-14071 and
DR-11-19-14321
25 Florence Avenue
APN 003-401-010 and 030 2,100 1.42 Private school All entitlements appoved March 2, 2018
City Council approved
January 13, 2020; time
extension pendinf
John Sittner
(801) 359-2000
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
North East Medical
Services Building
Expansion
Planned
Development
Amendment
Use Permit
Design Review
ZC-04-18-013421
UPR-04-18-013425
DR-04-18-013424
211 Eastmoor Avenue
APNs 008-501-320 5,464
(net gain) 1 Medical clinic All entitlements
appoved April 19, 2018 City Council approved
May 28, 2019
Dan Boyle
MCG Architecture
(415) 974-6002
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8158
Serremonte Shopping
Center Northwest
Quadrant (theater,
hotel, and retail)
Design Review DR-1-19-13855
3 Serramonte Center
APN 005-240-180,
-190, and -310
70,000 (cinema)
75,000 (hotel)
28,000 (retail)

80.00 Retail/Office All entitlements
appoved January 22, 2019
DRC approved
August 12, 2019;
Time extension approved by DRC
to December 28, 2022
Regency Centers
(925) 279-1865
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Duggan’s Serra
Mortuary Expansion
and Carvana Vending
Machine Fulfillment
Center
Planned Development,
Use Permit,
and Design Review
PD-4-19-13998,
UPR-4-19-13999, and
DR-4-19-14000
500 Westlake Avenue
APN 002-342-160 and
others
15,743 (Duggans expansion)
12-story fullfillement structure
(Carvana)

0.9 (Duggans)

1.75 (Carvana)
Mortuary/
new vecicle
fullfilment
Carvana
under construction April 19, 2019 City Council approved June 22, 2020
Sierra Enterprises
(707) 287-2537
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Popeye's Chicken
Drive-Through
Restaurant
(previous Steak N
Shake)
Use Permit UPR-7-19-14126
362 East Market Street (formerly
Steak N Shake)
APN 006-493-190
3,275 0.58
Fast food
drive-through Under construction April 19, 2019 City Council approved 11/25/2019
Simon Lin
(408) 505-3805
Brian Paland
Assistant Planner
(650) 991-8035
Serremonte Shopping
Center Northeast
Quadrant (two fast-
food drive-throughs)
Use Permit UPR-9-19-14209 and
UPR-9-19-14212
3 Serramonte Center
APN 005-240-180,
-190, and -310 7,262 80.00
Fast-Food
Restaurants (2) Consturction complete September 23, 2019 City Council approved August 27, 2020
Regency Centers
(925) 279-1865
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Old Burlington Site
Mixed-Use
Redevelopment
(Retail)
Planned Development
Text Amendment and
Design Review
ZC-4-21-14994 and
DR-4-21-14995
99 Southgate Avenue
APNs 002-201-570 10,800 1.95 Retail Application incomplete April 21, 2021 Planning Commission and
City Council considerations
Summer 2022
Michael Strahs
Kimco Realty
(650) 746-7501
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Serramonte Dey Rey
Redevelopment
(Commercial)
General Plan
Amendment, PD
Rezoning, Subdivision,
and Design Review
GPA-04-21-14998,
PD-04-21-14997,
DR-04-21-15000
SUB-04-21-14999
699 Serramonte Boulevard
APN 091-211-230 14,000 22.00 Commercial Entitlements
in process April 23, 2021
City Council approved
Preliminary Plan
January 10, 2022
Tina Van Raaphorst
Jefferson Union High
School District
(650) 550-7954
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156
Saint Francis Square
Remodel, Retail
Addition, and Drive-
Through
Use Permit and
Design Review UPR-1-22-15498 79 Saint Francis Square
APNs 008-481-010, -270, and -280 16,247 5.88 Retail Application incomplete October 18, 2021 TBD John Lee (626) 233-8496
Michael VanLonkhuysen,
Planning Manager
(650) 991-8156

CURRENT NON-RESIDENTIAL PROJECT LIST
Reflects application received, entitlements granted, and construction commenced for the 24 months preceding May 1, 2022 Does not include Pre-Application Conference applications (sorted by Planning Division intake order)

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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
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REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
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300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
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REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
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4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

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218, ORINDA, CA 94563
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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
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A7.03

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KIMLEY HORN
4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

JETT LANDSCAPE
2 THEATRE SQUARE, SUITE
218, ORINDA, CA 94563
VIEW FROM PALCREST AVE. X SOUTHGATE AVE.

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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
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A7.04

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

KIMLEY HORN
4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

JETT LANDSCAPE
2 THEATRE SQUARE, SUITE
218, ORINDA, CA 94563
AERIAL VIEW FROM PALMCREST AVE. X SOUTHGATE AVE.

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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
XXXX
A7.05

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

KIMLEY HORN
4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

JETT LANDSCAPE
2 THEATRE SQUARE, SUITE
218, ORINDA, CA 94563

REAR SIDE (ALLEY) VIEW

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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
XXXX
A7.06

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

KIMLEY HORN
4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

JETT LANDSCAPE
2 THEATRE SQUARE, SUITE
218, ORINDA, CA 94563

AERIAL VIEW FROM REAR SIDE

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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
XXXX
A7.07

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

KIMLEY HORN
4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

JETT LANDSCAPE
2 THEATRE SQUARE, SUITE
218, ORINDA, CA 94563
VIEW FROM LAKE MERCED BLVD. X SOUTHGATE AVE.

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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
XXXX
A7.08

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

KIMLEY HORN
4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

JETT LANDSCAPE
2 THEATRE SQUARE, SUITE
218, ORINDA, CA 94563
COURTYARD VIEW 1

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99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
XXXX
A7.09

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

KIMLEY HORN
4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

JETT LANDSCAPE
2 THEATRE SQUARE, SUITE
218, ORINDA, CA 94563
COURTYARD VIEW 2

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WESTLAKE SOUTH
99 SOUTHGATE AVE, DALY
CITY, CA 94015
KIMCO
REALTY CORP.
15 SOUTHGATE AVENUE, SUITE
201, DALY CITY, CA 94015
XXXX
A7.10

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

KIMLEY HORN
4637 CHABOT DRIVE, SUITE
300, PLEASANTON, CA 94588

JETT LANDSCAPE
2 THEATRE SQUARE, SUITE
218, ORINDA, CA 94563
COURTYARD VIEW 3

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