Effective July 8, 2024
2 City of Fremont
MASTER FEE RESOLUTION
Resolution No. 8672
(Fees as amended through July 8, 2024)
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I. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ........................................................................................... 4
A. City of Fremont Municipal Code ........................................................................................... 4 B. Special Event Permits ........................................................................................................... 4 C. Special Event Staff Charges ................................................................................................. 4 D. Business Tax ........................................................................................................................ 4 E. Recovery of Legal Costs in Lawsuits .................................................................................... 4 F. Certificates of Compliance – Public Transportation .............................................................. 4 G. Labor Cost for Employees .................................................................................................... 4 H. Development Services Billing Process ................................................................................. 5 I. Document Certification ......................................................................................................... 5 J. Bad Check Fees ................................................................................................................... 5 K. Retrieval of Files from City’s Record Retention Management Service ................................. 5 L. Reproduction Work ............................................................................................................... 5 M. Local Improvement Districts ................................................................................................. 5 N. Plans and Specifications for Construction Jobs .................................................................... 6 O. Private Subscriptions (mailing & handling) ........................................................................... 6 P. Appeals to City Council/Commissions/Committees .............................................................. 6 Q. Massage Establishment License and Massage Technician Permit Fees ............................. 7 R. Bingo Permit Fees ................................................................................................................ 7 S. Vendors and Solicitors Permits ............................................................................................. 7 T. Payroll Related Fees ............................................................................................................ 7 U. Redemption of Encroaching Signs ....................................................................................... 7 V. Fortune Telling Permit Fees ................................................................................................. 7 W. Background Investigations, Permits & Licenses ................................................................... 7 X. Annual Enforcement/Admin. Fee-Peddlers Using City Streets ............................................. 7 Y. Advertising Permits ............................................................................................................... 7 Z. Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition ..................................................................................... 7 AA. Rent Increase Petitions Under Mobile Home Rent Stabilization Ordinance ......................... 8 BB. Use of City Property for Filming Activity ............................................................................... 8 CC. State ADA Business Fee…………………………………………………………………………… 8 DD. Electric Vehicle Charging Fee …………………………………………………………………….. 8
II. DEVELOPMENT – PLANNING, ENGINEERING, AND BUILDING & SAFETY ........................ 9
A. Planning & Zoning ................................................................................................................ 9 B. Building Permit Review Fee .................................................................................................. 10 C. Environmental Assessment .................................................................................................. 11 D. Subdivision ........................................................................................................................... 11 E. Grading ................................................................................................................................. 11 F. Encroachment Permit ........................................................................................................... 11 G. Other Public Works Engineering Fees .................................................................................. 12 H. Affordable Housing Fees ...................................................................................................... 14
EXHIBIT A
Public Works Department’s
“UPDATE TO THE MASTER FEE
SCHEDULE”
Proposed Changes in Red and Purple
Effective July 8, 2024
3 I. Development Impact Fees .................................................................................................... 16 J. Construction Tax ................................................................................................................... 16 K. Community Planning Fee ..................................................................................................... 17 L. Permitting Technology Fee ................................................................................................... 17 M. Reasonable Accommodation Fee ......................................................................................... 17 N. Art District Fees .................................................................................................................... 17 O. Addressing Fee ..................................................................................................................... 18 P. Building & Safety .................................................................................................................. 18
III. RECREATION SERVICES & ACTIVITIES ................................................................................. 26
A. Facility Rental Schedules ..................................................................................................... 26 B. Equipment Rental ................................................................................................................. 30 C. Central Park .......................................................................................................................... 30 D. Cost Covering Programs ...................................................................................................... 31
IV. ANIMAL SERVICES.................................................................................................................... 32
A. Animal License and Permit Fees .......................................................................................... 32 B. Animal Service Fees ............................................................................................................. 32
V. HUMAN SERVICES .................................................................................................................... 35
A. Youth and Family Services Counseling Fees ....................................................................... 35 B. Age Well Centers Fees ......................................................................................................... 36 C. Family Case Management Fees ........................................................................................... 38 D. Senior Case Management Fees ........................................................................................... 39 E. Mobility & Transportation Services Fees .............................................................................. 39 F. Facility Rental Schedules Fremont Family Resource Center ............................................... 39 G. Senior Mental Health Services Fees ................................................................................... 41 H. FRC Mental Health Services Fees ...................................................................................... 41 I. Rent Review Program Fee ………………………………………………………………………… 42
VI. MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS .................................................................................................. 43
A. Maintenance ......................................................................................................................... 43
VII. PUBLIC SAFETY ........................................................................................................................ 44
A. Police .................................................................................................................................... 44 B. Fire ....................................................................................................................................... 46 C. Public Works ………………………………………………………………………………………… 50
Effective July 8, 2024
9 II. DEVELOPMENT – PLANNING, ENGINEERING, AND BUILDING & SAFETY
Development fees are a combination of many different fee bases, such as job cost (deposit), flat, valuation, hourly, and others as listed in this section. Where identified, deposits required for job cost fees must be paid with the submittal of an application. The City’s policies and administrative procedures for these deposits are established in City Council Resolution No. 2010 -23, Land Use and Development Service Deposits, adopted April 13, 2010. Pursuant to this resolution, the deposit amounts are adjusted administratively and are updated from time to time based on the average cost to process the various application types. The deposit amounts below are provided as a convenie nce to applicants. However, applicants are encouraged to confirm deposit amounts with City staff prior to submittal. City Council Re solution No. 2010-23 is available for review at: https://city.fremont.gov/developmenta ndpermitfees. Endnotes listed in this section are described at its end following the Building & Safety fees.
A. Planning & Zoning FEE BASIS AMOUNT
1. Pre-submittal Consultation
39141000.3729 a. Preliminary Review Procedure Job Cost $5,000 Deposit / Review Cycle 39141000.3729 b. Pre-Application Job Cost $2,000 Deposit 39141000.3730 c. HCA Preliminary Application 1 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $1,254 39141000.3729 2. General Plan Amendment Job Cost $16,000 Deposit 39141000.3729 3. Zoning Ordinance
a. Amendment
(1) Rezoning Job Cost $10,000 Deposit
(2) Planned District
(a) Preliminary Site Plan Job Cost $12,500 Deposit
(b) Precise Site Plan Job Cost $12,500 Deposit
(c) Preliminary/Precise Site Plan Job Cost $25,000 Deposit (d) Planned District Amendment Job Cost $9,360 Deposit 39141000.3729 b. Planned Unit Development
(1) New Job Cost $3,840 Deposit
(2) Amendment Job Cost $1,560 Deposit
39141000.3729 c. Warm Springs Innovation District Master Plan (1) Sites five (5) to 15 acres
(a) New Job Cost $12,500 Deposit
(b) Amendment Job Cost $6,000 Deposit
(2) Site larger than 15 acres
(a) New Job Cost $25,000 Deposit
(b) Amendment Job Cost $12,500 Deposit
39141000.3729 d. Conditional Use Permit
(1) New Job Cost $11,100 Deposit
(2) Use Operation Review Job Cost $1,000 Deposit
(3) Amendment/Extension
(a) Public Hearing Required Job Cost $4,800 Deposit
(b) No Public Hearing Required Job Cost $1,500 Deposit 39141000.3729 e. Zoning Administrator Permit
(1) New Job Cost $6,200 Deposit
(2) Use Operation Review Job Cost $1,000 Deposit
(3) Amendment/Extension
(a) Public Hearing Required Job Cost $2,100 Deposit
(b) No Public Hearing Required Job Cost $1,000 Deposit 39141000.3730 f. Commercial Outdoor Patio Permit 2 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $502 39141000.3729 g. Variance Job Cost $4,000 Deposit
39141000.3729 k. Transportation Demand Management Program Job Cost $2,500 Deposit i. Agricultural Preserve Contract Job Cost $2,520 Deposit 39141000.3729 j. Finding
(1) Land Use (General Plan) Job Cost $5,000 Deposit
(2) Modifications/Interpretations Job Cost $7,500 Deposit of Zoning Standards
k. Master Sign Program, all 3 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $913 39141000.3730 l. Home Occupation Permit 4 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $39 / 5 years 39141000.3730 m. Historic Evaluation Screening 5 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $183 39141000.3729 n. Design Review
(1) Standard Review Job Cost $21,000 Deposit
(2) Minor Review Job Cost $4,000 Deposit
(3) Limited Review
(a) Master PDU, not site-specific Job Cost $2,000 Deposit (b) ADU/JADU, new only Job Cost $2,000 Deposit
(c) Single Story Residential, all Job Cost $2,500 Deposit (d) Commercial Modification only Job Cost $5,000 Deposit
Effective July 8, 2024
10 (4) Two Story Residential, all Job Cost $3,725 Deposit (5) Wireless Telecommunications Facilities , Job Cost $450 Deposit façade/ground mount, all
(6) Public Hearing Required
(a) Planning Commission Job Cost $21,000 Deposit
(b) Historical Architectural Review Board
1. Single-Family or Two-Family, Job Cost $8,000 Deposit New/Modification
2. Mills Act Requests Job Cost $8,000 Deposit
3. Other HARB Review Job Cost $15,000 Deposit
(c) Zoning Administrator Job Cost $6,200 Deposit
39141000.3729 o. Conformance Plan Check (CPC)
(1) CPC-Standard Job Cost $11,000 Deposit
(2) CPC-Minor Job Cost $2,000 Deposit
(3) CPC-Limited
(a) Master PDU for specific site 6 Flat $1,045
(b) ADU/JADU Job Cost $1,000 Deposit
(c) Single Story Residential Job Cost $1,125 Deposit
(d) Commercial Modification Job Cost $2,500 Deposit
(4) CPC-Two Story Residential Job Cost $1,900 Deposit
39141000.3730 (5) CPC-Wireless, Façade/Ground Mount Flat $365 (6) CPC-Planning Commission Job Cost $11,000 Deposit
(7) CPC-HARB
(a) Single-Family/Two-Family, Job Cost $4,000 Deposit
New/Modification
(b) Other HARB Review Job Cost $8,650 Deposit
(8) CPC-Zoning Administrator Job Cost $3,100 Deposit
39141000.3730 4. Records Retention for All Projects (Res. 2014-17) Flat $154 8 39141000.3730 5. Zoning Verification Report Flat $365 Fee at a rate equivalent to 2 -hours at the Planner II
classification hourly labor rate at step 5 (base salary times the multiplier specified in the annual operating
budget), administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. (Res. 2024-19)
39141000.3799 6. Cost for Research
Research fee for Planning Division staff assistance Hourly $183 / hr; min. ¼-hr at a rate equivalent to the Planner II classification
hourly labor rate at step 5 (base salary times
multiplier specified in the annual operating budget),
administratively adjusted annually on January 1,
rounded to the nearest dollar. (Res. 2024-19)
39141000.3799 7. Special Studies
Provided by City staff or consultants Job Cost Estimate
B. Building Permit Review Fee (Res. 2024-19) FEE BASIS AMOUNT 39141000.3799 1. Planning staff: A fee equivalent to the Planner II Hourly $183 / hr; min. ¼-hr classification hourly labor rate at step 5 (base
salary times multiplier specified in the annual
operating budget) charged for each 15 minutes
of Planning Division plan check of Building permit
requests not requiring design review by FMC
Chapter 18.235, Design Review Permits ,
administratively adjusted annually on January 1,
rounded to the nearest dollar.
39342000.3729 2. Engineering staff: A fee equivalent to the individual Hourly $156 202 / hr; min. ¼-hr labor rate of the Engineer TechCivil Engineer II classification hourly labor rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier specified in the annual operating budget) charged
for each 15 minutes of Engineering Division plan
check of Building permit requests not requiring design
review by FMC Chapter 18.235, Design Review Permits,
administratively adjusted annually on January 1,
rounded to the nearest dollar. (Res. 2024 -XX)hourly labor rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier specified in the annual operating budget) charged for each per 15 minutes. (Base salary of each staff member
performing work times the multiplier specified in the
Effective July 8, 2024
11 annual operating budget). Fee to be charged for each 15 minutes of Engineering Division design review
approval/plan check over the counter. Fee not
applied to projects submitted for formal planning
or design review, administratively adjusted annually
on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. .
C. Environmental Assessment FEE BASIS AMOUNT
39141000.3729 1. Environmental assessment Job Cost $5,400 Deposit 70241000.2211 2. Consultant services for preparation of Job Cost As Negotiated environmental assessment
39141000.3729 3. Administrative processing of environmental assessment (exclusive of costs of Job Cost 25% of Job Cost preparation of report by staff or consultant)
70241000.2211 4. Consultant services for special study Consultant Cost As Negotiated 39141000.3729 5. Administrative processing of special study Job Cost 25% of Job Cost
D. Subdivision FEE BASIS AMOUNT
1. Tract Map
39141000.3729 a. Tentative Map Job Cost $20,000 Deposit 39342000.3759 b. Final Map with Improvement Plans Job Cost $15,000 Deposit
2. Parcel Map
39141000.3729 a. Tentative Map Job Cost $16,000 Deposit 39342000.3759 b. Final Map with Improvement Plans Job Cost $5,000 Deposit
3. SB9 Subdivision (“Urban Lot Split”)
39141000.3729 a. Tentative Map Job Cost $8,000 Deposit 39342000.3759 b. Final Map Job Cost $5,000 Deposit
39141000.3729 4. Private Street Job Cost $6,240 Deposit 39342000.3759 5. Abandonment of Public Easements/Right -ofr-Way a. Street right-of-way Job Cost $5,000 Deposit
b. Easements or quitclaims Job Cost $5,000 Deposit
39141000.3729 6. Tentative Map Extension Job Cost $5,000 Deposit 39342000.3759 7. Amend Final Map or Certificate of Final Map Correction Job Cost $200 Deposit 3931421000.37529 8. Lot Line Adjustments Job Cost $4,300 Deposit 3931421000.37529 9. Lot Combination Job Cost $5,000 Deposit 39141000.3729 10. Certificate of Compliance Job Cost $1,320 Deposit 39342000.3759 11. Construction inspection services
a. Initial inspection deposit Job Cost 3% of Improvement Cost b. 1-year warranty inspection Job Cost $1,000
E. Grading FEE BASIS AMOUNT
1. Grading Permit for Land Grading, Excavations and Fills 39342000.3757 a. Plan Check
(1) Subdivision (part of subdivision plan check fee) N/A N/A (2) Non-subdivision Job Cost $600 Deposit
39342000.3757 b. Inspection
(1) Subdivision (part of subdivision inspection fee) N/A N/A (2) Non-subdivision Flat $534 + $42 for each 1,000 CY or fraction thereof
(3) Grading conducted as supervised grading Fee equal to ½ of above section
CY=cubic yards; SF=square feet; LF=linear feet
F. Encroachment Permit FEE BASIS AMOUNT
39342000.3380 1. Application fee, all (F.2 through F.11) Flat $400 39342000.3380 2. Curb, gutter, sidewalk, and driveway inspections a. Curb and gutter inspection
(1) ≤ 60 LF Flat $820 min.
(2) > 60 LF Flat $820 + $11.14 / LF > 60 LF
b. Sidewalk inspection
(a) ≤ 300 SF min. charge Flat $675
(b) > 300 SF and up Flat $675 + $2.50/SF > 300 SF
c. Driveway inspection
(a) ≤ 60 SF Flat $915
(b) > 60 SF Flat $915 + $11.50/SF of width
> 60SF
39342000.3380 3. Paving inspection Flat $1,060
39342000.3380 4. Excavations inspection, including transverse and longitudinal trenches and other street excavation work including surface restorations. a. Minor permit (≤ 20 SF) Flat $625
Effective July 8, 2024
12 b. Major permit (> 20 SF) Flat $1,250
c. Special mMajor encroachments (FMC 12.05.040) Job cost 3% of Improvement Cost
39342000.3380 5. Miscellaneous structures inspection, including manholes, storm water inlets storm water outlets, electroliers, and underground vaults. a. Small structures (e.g., pull boxes, vaults, poles) Flat $385 / structure b. Manhole, streetlight, fire hydrant, electroliers Flat $960 / structure c. Miscellaneous structures (work requiring > 20 days) Job cost Engineers Estimate 39342000.3380 6. Underground utility exception inspection – Authorized Flat $480 by City Engineer review
39342000.3380 7. Underground utility exception inspection Flat $15 / pole; $45 min. 39342000.3380 8. Traffic control inspection Flat $290
39342000.3380 9. Dumpster/drop storage inspection Flat $439430 39342000.3380 10. Well installation and abandonment inspection Flat $960 39342000.3380 11. Access over public right-of-way inspection Flat $290 39342000.3381 12. Transportation permit (set by State per AB1849)) For transportation of overweight, overlength, overwide, and/or over-height vehicles or structures on City streets a. Permit fee $16
b. Annual permit $90 / vehicle
39342000.3380 13. Storage of materials in right -of-way a. Application Flat $150
b. Inspection (≤ 2 days) Flat $248
c. Inspection (> 2 days) Job Cost Engineers Estimate
39342000.3380 14. Additional or extra inspection (one, 24 -hour period) Job Cost $100 Required when permittee does not comply with specific
written instructions communicated to them abou t the work. 00142005.3767 15. Nonessential sign installation Flat $100 / installation 00100000.3390 16. Interstate truck terminal (investigation and permit) Flat $400 00100000.3390 17. Interstate truck terminal trailblazer sign Flat $85 / installation 39342000.3758 18. Pole license application (Res. 2020-04) Flat $450.20 39342000.3758 19. Annual pole license charge (Res. 2020 -04) Flat $303.89
G. Other Public Works Engineering Fees FEE BASIS AMOUNT 39342000.3799 1. Street right-of-way and improvement ordinance a. Applications for formal estimate Job Cost 1% of Est. Imp. Cost b. Formal request for variance Job Cost $200
2. Technical peer review: Special fault zone construction/ study reports, geologic and special studies.
39342000.3757 a. City fee per Alquist-Priolo Geologic Hazard Zones Act Set by State $75 70242000.2200 b. Consultant peer review Actual Cost $3,000 Deposit 39342000.3759 3. Construction inspection services
c. Initial inspection deposit Job Cost 3% of Improvement Cost d. 1-year warranty inspection Job Cost $1,000
39342000.3759 4. Improvement cost estimate
a. Roadway
(1) Paving (thoroughfare) Flat $4.50 / SF
(2) Paving (residential street) Flat $3.00 / SF
(3) 6” curb and gutter Flat $12.80 / LF
(4) 8" curb and gutter Flat $11.00 / LF
(5) Sidewalks Flat $2.75 / SF
(6) Driveways Flat $3.25 / SF
(7) Public monument Flat $300 each
(8) Private monument Flat $100 each
(9) Fire hydrant Flat $2,500 each
(10) Barricades Flat $30 / LF
(11) Street signs Flat $150 each
(12) Valley gutter Flat $12.80 / LF
(13) Electrolier Flat $1,900 each
(14) Underground of overhead utilities
(a) Major streets Flat $200 / LF
(b) Minor streets Flat $100 / LF
(15) Utility trenching Flat $20 / LF
(16) On-site grading Flat $3 / CY
(17) Import/off hall grading Flat $10 / CY
Effective July 8, 2024
13 (18) Underground conduit Flat $5.25 / LF
(19) 12" AC trench fill Flat $16 / LF
(20) Wheelchair ramp Flat $500 each
b. Storm drainage
(1) 12" Reinforced Concrete Pipe (R CP) Flat $30 / LF
(2) 15" RCP Flat $35 / LF
(3) 18" RCP Flat $40 / LF
(4) 21" RCP Flat $45 / LF
(5) 24" RCP Flat $50 / LF
(6) 27" RCP Flat $55 / LF
(7) 30" RCP Flat $60 / LF
(8) 33" RCP Flat $65 / LF
(9) 36" RCP Flat $70 / LF
(10) 39" RCP Flat $75 / LF
(11) 42" RCP Flat $80 / LF
(12) 48" RCP Flat $85 / LF
(13) 54" RCP Flat $100 / LF
(14) 60" RCP Flat $110 / LF
(15) Manhole standard size Flat $2,200 each
(16) Curb inlet Flat $1,500
(17) 6' Chain link fence Flat $10 / LF
(18) ACFC manhole (large size) Flat $5,000 each
(19) Field inlet Flat $800 each
(20) Enter existing MH Flat $300 each
c. Sanitary sewer
(1) Sanitary manhole Flat $2,200 each
(2) Sanitary riser Flat $700 each
(3) Vitrified Clay Pipe (VCP) 4" (house sewer) Flat $700 each (4) VCP 6" Flat $30 / LF
(5) VCP 8" Flat $35 / LF
(6) VCP 10" Flat $40 / LF
(7) VCP 12" Flat $45 / LF
(8) VCP 15" Flat $55 / LF
d. Water system
(1) Water service 1" w/meter Flat $1,700 each
(2) Asbestos Cement (AC) 6" Flat $25 / LF
(3) AC 8" Flat $40 / LF
(4) AC 12" Flat $55 / LF
(5) Blow-off valve Flat $800 each
(6) 6" street pipe Flat $100 / LF
(7) Air relief valve Flat $600 each
e. Miscellaneous
(1) Irrigation and landscaping Flat $3 / SF
(2) Masonry wall 6' Flat $56 / LF
(3) Masonry wall 8' Flat $61 / LF
(4) Masonry wall 10' Flat $72 / LF
(5) Masonry wall 12' Flat $80 / LF
f. Park Improvements
(1) PUD improvements Flat $10,600 / acre
(2) PUD pedway/trailway Acre $23,600 / acre
(3) Landscaping of miscellaneous Flat $1 / SF
planter pockets and thorough -
fare backup area
g. Engineering, Escalation, Project Size, and Contingency Factors Percentage factors for engineering, escalation, project size, and contingency established by the Public Works Director will be included in all "improvement" cost estimates. The percentage factors shall be based on reasonable Engineering fees, the term of the contract, the project size, and the detail of the work that is known at the time the "improvement" cost estimate is made. 70242000.2200 5. Security instrument evaluation by outside legal counsel Job Cost As negotiated, $200 min.
As selected by City. Evaluation and approval of required security instruments offered as alternatives to surety
bonds relating to subdivisions, street improvements and public works projects and other projects for which security is required.
39342000.3910
6. Research fee for Engineering Division staff Hourly $162 / hr; min. ¼-hr assistance at a rate equivalent to the Engineering
Technician II classification hourly labor rate at step 5 (base salary Effective July 8, 2024
14 times multiplier specified in the annual operating
budget), administratively adjusted annually o n
January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. (Res. 2024-XX) 39342000.3910 7. Refund Processing Fee
Engineering Records: A fee equivalent to Flat $162 / record one-hour of the Engineering Technician II classification hourly rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier specified in the annual operating budget), administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.
(Res. 2024-XX)
39342000.3910 8. Processing of affidavit for release of Engineering Flat $162 Record plans of duplication. Fee at a rate equivalent
to one-hour of Engineering Technician II classification hourly rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier
specified in the annual operating budget), administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest
dollar. (Res. 2024-XX)
Effective July 8, 2024
47 VII. PUBLIC SAFETY
See Deposit provisions as described in Article II of this Schedule. Deposits are shown for convenience only, are not part of the fee schedule, and are subject to change.
B. Fire (Res. 9447, 7/27/99 & Res. 9941 7/15/03)
1. Fire Code Permits
001.22410.3352 a. Annual application fee per business $70 001.22410.3352 b. Annual fee for each activity requiring a permit under Fire Code Section 105 $89
2. Fire & Life Safety Inspections : No fire code permit required .
Please refer to the staff report attached to Resolution No. 9941 for additional information. The fee listed covers the first two inspection visits only. Any additional visits fall into the follow-up inspection category. a. Institutional and Multi-residential inspections required by the No Charge Health & Safety Code Section 13146
001.22410.3754 b. Significant Risk: Biennial fee assessed to those businesses $222 determined to be of significant risk by the Fire Marshal 001.22410.3754 c. Moderate Risk: Biennial fee assessed to those businesses $148 determined to be of moderate risk of fire or injury by the Fire Marshal 001.22410.3754 d. Self-Inspection: Fee assessed every four years. Participation in $74 the program is limited to those businesses identified by the Fire Marshal 001.22410.3759 3. Follow-Up Inspections: Fee charged for inspection following the 2 nd inspection $74 when the inspector has identified code violations or other fire hazards and occupant/owner has failed to take corrective action after a second inspection 001.22410.3353 4. Plan Checking/Inspection (Special Equipment/ Rooms, Fire Protection equipment, systems etc.) when fee not charged or collected by other City department a. Inside mixing and storage rooms Job cost*
b. Spray booths Job cost*
c. Ovens, industrial baking and drying operations Job cost* d. Hood and duct system Job cost*
e. Other fixed systems (stand pipes, fire hydrants) Job cost* 001.22410.3759 5. Other Inspections – for all projects other than listed above $70 001.22410.3774 6. Weed and Nuisance Abatement
a. Abatement, each Contractual cost
b. City cost of inspection, notice, overhead, etc.
(1) Initial inspection and notice of noncompliance $65 (2) Reinspection of noncompliance, spraying ordered $77 (3) Reinspection of noncompliance, first discing ordered $77 (4) Reinispection of noncompliance, second discing ordered $77 001.22100.3704 7. Fire Alarm Reports
a. For all copies, per page No charge
b. Tape recordings of telephone and/or radio communications incident $20 001.22100.3704 8. Street Index Guides $15
001.22100.3704 9. Video Reproduction $40
001.22100.3704 10. Photographs
a. City Processing Services:
(1) Photo lab pick-up and delivery, per order $5
(2) 4 x 6 prints & smaller, each $0.50
(3) 5 x 7 prints, each $3
(4) 8 x 10 prints, each $4
(5) 8 x 12 prints, each $5
b. Outside processing Contractual cost
001.22100.3704 11. Digital Services
a. Digital picture copies, each $2
001.22100.3704 12. Special Requests Job cost
001.22200.3635 13. Department Use of Equipment for Call Response (Res. 9871 1-14-03) a. Truck $80/hour
b. Engine $70/hour
c. Off-road/Wildland Engine $70/hour
d. Technical Rescue Vehicle $70/hour
e. Hazardous Materials Response Vehicle $70/hour
f. Pickup/Sedan/Tahoe $20/hour
001.22200.3635 14. Special Services
Effective July 8, 2024
48 a. Paramedic Services Job cost*
b. Fire personnel coverage Job cost*
001.22200.3635 15. Hazardous Materials Spills Clean -up – Fees Related Thereto a. Labor Cost – Salary and benefits plus overhead prorated Job Cost* per hour in 15 minute increments, or multiples thereof
b. Material Costs – City furnished Replenish cost
c. Contract services/equipment including disposal of hazardous waste Cost+20% adm. fee d. Equipment costs: See “Department Use of Equipment for Call Response” section * Job costs are based on the employees’ ho urly salary plus overhead
16. Hazardous Materials Program Fees
-Staff $95/hr
-Contractor/Consultant Cost+20% adm. fee
001.22430.3748 a. Hazardous Materials Management Initial Compliance Review HBR-Review (1) Review of first submittal
HBI - Inspection (a) Range 1 Contractual or $95/hr
(b) Range 2 Contractual or $95/hr
(c) Range 3 Contractual or $95/hr
(d) Range 4 Contractual or $95/hr
(e) Range 5 Contractual or $95/hr
(f) Range 6 Contractual or $95/hr
(g) Range 7 Contractual or $95/hr
(h) Range 8 Contractual or $95/hr
(i) Range 9 Contractual or $95/hr
(j) Range 10 Contractual or $95/hr
(2) Each follow-up review and/or submittal Contractual or $95/hr (3) Annual Hazardous Materials Application Review $50 001.22430.3747 b. Annual Hazardous Materials Management Plan Permit (1) Range 1 $50
(2) Range 2 $228.96
(3) Range 3 $604.80 (4) Range 4 $907.20
(5) Range 5 $1,663.20
(6) Range 6 $1,890
(7) Range 7 $2,268
(8) Range 8 $2,646
(9) Range 9 $2,700
(10) Range 10 $2,700
(11) Second noncompliance inspection $95/hr
001.22430.3749 c. Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) Fees (Res. 9871, 1/14/04) Annual Waste Generator Fees by Number of Employees:
(1) 0 to 4 employees $206.28
(2) 5 to 9 employees $238.68
(3) 10 to 19 employees $476.28
(4) 20 to 49 employees $714.96
(5) 50 to 99 employees $954.72
(6) 100 to 499 employees $1,324.08
(7) 500+ employees $2,148.12
001.22430.3794 d. On-Site Treatment Program (Tiered Permitting) Fees (1) Conditionally exempt facilities $108
(facilities that treat less than 55 gallons of water per month) (2) Conditionally authorized facilities $1,355.40
(facilities that treat less than 5,000 gallons per month) (3) Permit by Rule (PBR) facilities $1,355.40
(facilities that treat Federal and State listed waste)
e. State Directed Program Oversight Fees (Reso 2012-44, 7/12/12, updated Reso 2017 -67, 9/5/17, Reso 2021-46,7/6/21)
001.22440.3771 (1) General Program Oversight $57 001.22440.3789 (2) Federal Risk Management Program (CALARP) $270 001.22440.3790 (3) Underground Tank Program (UGT) $20/tank 702.22440.3792 (4) Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act Fee (ASPA) $26/tank facility 001-22440-3783 (5) CERS Next Gen Project $27
Effective July 8, 2024
49 001.22430.3750 f. Underground Tank System Modification HWR-Review (1) Review of modification plan $95/hr
HWI-Inspection (a) Other $95/hr
(2) Regulatory oversight, field verification/inspection $95/hr
001.22430.3752 g. Formal Closure Review
HCR-Review (1) Facility FEE DEPOSIT
HCI-Inspection (a) Range 1 $95/hr $100
(b) Range 2 $95/hr $100
(c) Range 3 $95/hr $200
(d) Range 4 $95/hr $300
(e) Range 5 $95/hr $500
(f) Range 6 $95/hr $500
(g) Range 7 $95/hr $750
(h) Range 8 $95/hr $750
(i) Range 9 $95/hr $1,000
(j) Range 10 $95/hr $1,000
(2) Underground tank
(a) First tank $250 $250/Tank
(b) Each additional tank $250
Charges will be made against deposit. Balance will be refunded or shortages will be billed. 001.22430.3635 h. File Review and Copying
(1) Property/business owner No charge
(2) All others (clerical & technical staff) $95/hr
(3) Photocopy
(a) First 5 pages $0.25 each
(b) Each page after 5 $0.10 each
(c) Each page from electronic storage $0.50 each
(4) Photographic refer to Fire Department schedule
001.22430.3748 i. Risk Management and Prevention Program HRR-Review (1) Filing and first review $1,500
HRI-Inspection (2) Each resubmittal $95/hr
001.22430.3635 j. Special Fees
(1) Permit noncompliance $100/day
HSR-Review (2) Late payment of fees 2% of fee per month HSI-Inspection (3) Special investigation Contractual cost HSO-Other (4) Report review Contractual cost
HFR-File Review (5) Administration of consultant contracts 20% (6) Services not specifically listed Contractual cost
(7) Inspection of new or modified facilities or sites Contractual cost 001.22430.3748 k. Plan Review
HPR-Review (1) Hazmat plan review for new businesses which $95/hr HPI-Inspection have hazardous materials on site when review performed by staff
(2) Hazmat plan review for new businesses which Cost+20% adm.fee have hazardous materials on site when review
performed by consultants
001.22100.3530 17. Fire Department Facility Use Fee Schedule (Res. 2012-57, 11/13/12) Facility Half-Day Fee Full-Day Fee Administrative Facilities (3300 Capitol Ave. , Bldg A)
-Small Fire Classroom $150 $300
-Large Fire Classroom $200 $400
Tactical Training Center Facilities (7200 Stevenson Blvd) -Training Center Classroom $150 $300
-Training Ctr Classroom & Grounds $200 $400
-Confined Space $140 $225
-Trench $140 $225
-Burn Room $140 $225
-Hazardous Materials Training Facility N/A N/A
-California State Training Institute (CSTI) N/A N/A
PUBLIC SAFETY FIRE PERMIT FEE GUIDELINES:
1. Payment Due Dates:
Effective July 8, 2024
50 a. Hazardous Materials Management Initial Compliance Review fee due at the time a facility is first notified by the City they must comply with Fremont's Hazardous Materials Management Ordinance and every year thereafter until a Hazardous Materials Permit is issued. This fee has been established to cover the costs of identifying a non -complying facility and reasonable staff time invested to bring such facility into compliance with Fremont's Hazardous Materials Management Ordinance.
b. Annual fees are due by the permit date of each year. Annual fees are due for all qualifying facilities which are in substanti al compliance with Fremont's Hazardous Materials Management Ordinance.
2. Facility Ranges are set forth as follows:
a. Range 1 (for facilities not exempted or excluded under FMC Chapter 8.35): Up to and including the aggregate quantity of 55 gallons for liquids, 500 pounds for solids, and 200 cubic feet at STP of compressed gas(es) . b. Range 2: Aggregate quantities between 55 and 550 gallons for liquids, 500 and 5,000 pounds for solids, and 200 and 2,000 cubic feet at standard pressure and temperature of compressed gas(es) . c. Range 3: Aggregate quantities between 550 and 2,750 gallons for liquids, 5,000 and 25,000 pounds for solids, and 2,000 and 10,000 cubic feet at standard pressure and temperature of compressed gas(es) . d. Range 4: Aggregate quantities between 2,750 and 5,500 gallons for liquids, 25,000 and 50,000 pounds for solids, and 10,000 and 20,000 cubic feet at STP of compressed gas(es) . e. Range 5: Aggregate quantities between 5,500 and 20,000 gallons for liquids, 50,000 and 200,000 pounds for solids, and 20,000 and 80,000 cubic feet at STP of compressed gas(es) . f. Range 6: Aggregate quantities between 20,000 and 80,000 gallons for liquids, 200,000 and 600,000 pounds for solids, and 80,000 and 300,000 cubic feet at STP for gas(es).
g. Range 7: Aggregate quantities between 80,000 and 160,000 gallons for liquids, 600,000 and 1,200,000 pounds for solids, and 300,000 and 600,000 cubic feet at STP for gas(es).
h. Range 8: Aggregate quantities between 160,000 and 320,000 gallons for liquids, 1,200,000 and 2,400,000 pounds for solids, and 600,000 and 1,200,000 cubic feet at STP for gas(es). i. Range 9: Aggregate quantities between 320,000 and 640,000 gallons for liquids, 2,400,000 and 4,800,000 pounds for solids, and 1,200,000 and 2,400,000 cubic feet at STP for gas(es). j. Range 10: Aggregate quantities over 640,000 gallons for liquids, 4,800,000 pounds for solids, and 2,400,000 cubic feet at STP for gas(es).
C. Public Works (Res. 2019-14, and 2024-##)
00142001.3545 1. Parking Management
a. Off-Street Parking Facilities
(1) Centerville Train Depot Parking Program Flat $3 per vehicle (From 12:00 a.m. Monday through 11:59 p.m. per 24-hr period Friday, excluding weekends and holidays) Flat $50 Monthly Pass