Fremont City Council
September 16, 2025

Effective August 12, 2025
1 FEE

SCHEDULE

(With Developer Deposit Schedule)

Master Fee Resolution No. 8672
(Fees as amended through August 12, 2025)

Effective August 12, 2025
2 City of Fremont

MASTER FEE RESOLUTION

Resolution No. 8672
(Fees as amended through April 19, 2025)

I N D E X
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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 ................................................................................. 4 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 ..................................................................................................... ....... 8 U. Redemption of Encroaching Signs ....................................................................................... 8 V. Fortune Telling Permit Fees .............................................................................................. ... 8 W. Background Investigations, Permits & Licenses ................................................................... 8 X. Annual Enforcement/Admin. Fee-Peddlers Using City Streets ............................................. 8 Y. Advertising Permits ...................................................................................................... ......... 8 Z. Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition ................................................................................... .. 8 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 EE. Credit Card Convenience Fee …………………………………………………………………….. 8 FF. Parking Management ...................................................................................................... ...... 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 Engineering Fees ..................................................................................................... ... 12 H. Affordable Housing Fees .................................................................................................... .. 14 I. Development Impact Fees .................................................................................................... 16 J. Construction Tax ........................................................................................................... ........ 16 Effective August 12, 2025
3 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 .......................................................................................... 3 2 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 ........................................................................................... 39 D. Senior Case Management Fees ........................................................................................... 39 E. Facility Rental Schedules Fremont Family Resource Center ............................................... 40 F. Senior Mental Health Services Fees ................................................................................... 4 2 G. FRC Mental Health Services Fees ...................................................................................... 4 2 H. Rent Review Program Fee ………………………………………………………………………… 42

VI. MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS .................................................................................................. 43

A. Maintenance .............................................................................................................. ........... 43

VII. PUBLIC SAFETY ........................................................................................................... ............. 44

A. Police ..................................................................................................................... ............... 44 B. Fire ...................................................................................................................... ................. 46

Effective August 12, 2025
4 I. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

001.00000.3704 A. City of Fremont Municipal Code

1. Municipal Code (electronic)
Contact: www.codepublishing.com/ca/fremont/

2. Hardcopy and bi-annual supplements
Contact: Code Publishing, Inc., [email protected], 9410 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115, 1-800-551-2633 or 1-206-527-6831

001.00000.3390 B. Special Event Permits (Res 9787, 5/28/02, revised Res 2013-01, 1/15/13) FEE

1. Class I Special Events $50

2. Class I Neighborhood Block Party $20

3. Class II Special Events $75

4. Class III Special Events $150

5. Class IV Special Events $200

6. Class V Special Events $200

7. Late Fee – Class I and Class II $5/business day

8. Late Fee – Class III, Class IV and Class V $10/business day

C. Special Event Staff Charges: (Res. 2008-55, 2/12/08; Res. 2015-42, Res. 2019-69, Res. 2022-05, Res 2024- 04)
The following rates shall adjust automatically as negotiated increases for applicable bargaining units become effective. As of 7/1/2024, the rates are as follows: RATE
-Police Officers/Sergeant $118.40/hr
-Police Other (CSO/Parking Co mpliance/Reserve Officer) $66.55/hr -Police - Dispatch $88.06/hr
-Fire - Medic $86.78/hr
-Fire - Inspector $97.50/hr
-Maintenance $69.43/hr
-Public Service Assistants $25.00/hr

001.00000.3310 D . Business Tax:

Annual Registration Tax FEE
-General $30 -Construction $125 Annual Business Tax
-Gross Receipts: Retail Sales $0.25/ $1,000 -Gross Receipts: Service $1.00/ $1,000 -Gross Receipts: Rental Property $1.30/ $1,000 -Gross Receipts: Construction $0.10/ $1,000 -Gross Payroll: Manufacturing $0.30/ $1,000 -Gross Payroll: Wholesale $0.30/ $1,000 -Square Footage: Warehouse $65/ 50,000 sf

001.00000.3910 E. Recovery of Legal Costs in Lawsuits
Recovery of legal costs in lawsuits and other instances Salary+benefits+overhead when City would be entitled to reimbursement of legal costs

001.00000.3390 F. Certificates of Compliance Public Transportation

1. Per new or modified certificate, each $200

2. Per reassigned certificate (transfer of ownership), each $50

G. Labor Cost for Employees

1. Planning and Engineering staff: Base salary of each staff member performing work times the multiplier specified in the annual operating budget.

2. Other City staff: Labor cost for employee time pr ovided for services for which charges are not otherwise specified in other sections of the Fee Resolution is the employee salary and benefits plus citywide and departmental overhead as shown in the current Billing Pay Schedule.

Labor costs will be prorated per hour in 15 minute in crements or multiples thereof, with a minimum charge of $15.00 for a cash transaction. If the City must invo ice to obtain payment, the minimum charge will be $35.00.

H. Development Services Billing Process
Development Services Billing Process: Applicants submi tting land use planning applications or seeking real property development services and permits, including pers ons requesting appeals on development applications reviewed for conformance with FMC Titles 12, 17, and 18, must submit a deposit based on the estimated amount of time for review of an application, including appeals. The required deposit amounts are provided in Article II, Development – Planning, Engineering, and Building & Safety . The required deposit amounts for appeals are provided in section I.P, Appeals to City Council/Commissions/Committees.

Effective August 12, 2025
5 Billing invoices will be mailed during the review of t he deposit-based application, incl uding appeals, if charges exceed the deposit. If costs exceed the deposit, the deposit must be replenished when prompted to do so by City staff. Prompt payment of invoices will ensure continued processing of the application, including appeals. Unpaid invoices are considered late after 30 days of non-paymen t. Non-payment of billed charges may result in any of the following actions until outstanding charges are paid in full:

1. Temporary cessation of processing of the application, including appeals;

2. Withholding final action on an application, including appeals;

3. Cessation of work on all project -related applications, including appeals, and actions including engineering, landscape, building, or planning inspection of the work;

4. A determination that any application, including an y appeal, has been withdrawn without prejudice and closure of the file;

5. Outstanding invoices being sent to a City designated collection agency; or

6. Withholding of any approval docu mentation/subsequent processing of applications until full payment is received.

The City reserves the right to offset any shortages in other accounts by the same applicant or billing party. See introduction to Article II, Development – Planning, Engineering, and Building & Safety, for additional information about the policies and procedures regulating the deposit-based applications.

001.00000.3799 I. Document Certification
Certification will consist of stamp reading: $1
"Certified copy of etc." with signatur e of City Clerk or Deputy City Clerk.

001.00000.3799 J. Bad Check Fees $25/check

001.00000.3799 K. Retrieval of Files from City’s Record Management Service Routine Delivery Next Day $8/box
Rush Delivery 2 hours $25/box
After Hours Delivery $60/box

001.00000.3704 L. Reproduction Work

1. Blueline and Sepias
a. Standard (at sheets) $2/sheet
b. Roll stock sheets $4/sheet

2. Xerox (letter or legal size)
a. Public Records, General
(1) For one (1) page to five (5) pages $0.25/page
(2) For all copies in excess of five (5) pages $0.10/page (3) Minimum charge to any purchaser $0.50
b. Reports and statement s filed pursuant to Political
Reform Act of 1974 $0.10/page

3. Copies from Microfilm $0.50/copy (letter or legal size)

4. Diazo $0.50/microfiche

5. All others Salary+benefits+overhead

6. Misc. Bound Reports (Nonsubscription) $5 each

7. Budget, Preliminary or Final $10 each

8. Annual Financial Reports $10 each

9. Master Fee Resolution $10 each

10. Subpoena Duces Tecum (Res 2008-24, 6/3/08)
a. Building Inspection Files Actual Cost $40 Deposit
b. Employee Earning Records Actual Cost $30 Deposit
c. Official Police R eports or Activity; Incident
Reports (computer generated) Actual Cost $15 Deposit
186.53310.3762 11. Senior Resource Directory
a. General Public $6.95
b. Senior Citizens with Gold Card $2.50

12. City of Fremont Traffic Flow Map $2
001.00000.3704 13. Duplication of Ci ty Council Meeting Video $25

M. Local Improvement Districts
001.00000.3765 1. Bond Administration – Bond Act of 1911 and 1915 a. In advance or assessment going to bond 2%
b. In advance on assessments levied on residential parcels Variable–Predetermined Cap

2. Refunding – Bond Act of 1915 1/2% of issue less original fee paid if at 1-1/2% 2% of additional iss ue if 2% fee paid on original issue 001.00000.3799 3. Processing Fee – 1911 or 1915 Act Bonds 1-1/2% (in advance on all assessments)

4. Condemnation Action Salary+ benefits+overhead; minimum $50/ownership Effective August 12, 2025
6 393.42000.3766 5. Segregations Job Cost/$200 Deposit 001.00000.3799 6. Title Searches, Refunds of excess Salary+benefits+overhead Insp. Fee principal and all special services 001.0000.3799

7. Other LID services Salary+benefits+overhead
3 (LID #) 00000.3940 8. LID Contingency Redemption Funds (1915 Act Bonds) 3% adv. on all assess. going to bond

N. Plans and Specifications for Construction Jobs $1 - $10, or as indicated in specs, 001.00000.3704 Variable Use Fee plus deposit on major projects

001.00000.3704 O. Private Subscriptions (mailing and handling):

1. Council Agenda and Minutes $35/each/year

2. Recreation Commission Agenda and Minutes $8/each/year

3. Human Relations Commission Agenda and Minutes $8/each/year

4. Human Services Directory $5/each/year

5. Sister City Committee Agenda and Minutes $8/each/year

6. Civil Service Board Agenda and Minutes $5/each/year

P. Appeals to City Council/Commissions/Committees FEE BASIS AMOUNT

1. All appeals, except as listed in P. 3 through P.8, below, Flat $35 of a staff determination, regardless of whether it will be submitted to Council, Co mmission or Committee of the City.

2. Appeal from action of a Commission or Committee to the Flat $50 City Council, expect as i dentified in P.3 through P.8.

3. Appeal of staff actions, including the Zoning Administrator, to the Planning Commission based on FMC Title 18
(Planning and Zoning). Development Services Billing
Process specified in Section I.H is applicable to appeals of FMC Title 18 (Planning & Zoning) (Res 2024-19)
(a) Fremont resident (non-applicant) Actual Cost of Appeal $2,450 Deposit (b) Applicant appealing decision on their applicat ion Actual Cost of Appeal $4,900 Deposit (c) Other 3
rd party Actual Cost of Appeal $4,900 Deposit

4. Appeal of Planning Commission or Historical Architectural Review Board actions to the City Council. Development
Services Billing Process specified in Section I.H is
applicable to appeals of FMC Title 18 (Planning &
Zoning). (Res 2024-19)
(a) Fremont resident (non-applicant) Actual Cost of Appeal $2,850 Deposit (b) Applicant appealing decision on their applicat ion Actual Cost of Appeal $5,700 Deposit (c) Other 3
rd party Actual Cost of Appeal $5,700 Deposit

5. Appeal of staff actions to the City Engineer, Public Works Director, and City Manager based on FMC Title 12
(Street, Sidewalks, and Public Property) and Title 17
(Subdivisions). Development Services Billing Process
specified in Section I.H is applicable to appeals of FMC Titles 12 and 17. (Res 2024-19)
(a) Fremont resident (non-applicant) Actual Cost of Appeal $2,850 Deposit (b) Applicant appealing decision on their applicat ion Actual Cost of Appeal $5,700 Deposit (c) Other 3
rd party Actual Cost of Appeal $5,700 Deposit

6. Appeal of staff’s, Cit y Engineer’s, and Public Works Director’s actions to the City Council based on FMC
Title 12 (Street, Sidewalks, and Public Property) and
Title 17 (Subdivisions). Development Services Billing
Process specified in Section I.H is applicable to appeals of FMC Titles 12 and 17. (Res 2024-19)
(a) Fremont resident (non-applicant) Actual Cost of Appeal $2,850 Deposit (b) Applicant appealing decision on their applicat ion Actual Cost of Appeal $5,700 Deposit (c) Other 3
rd party Actual Cost of Appeal $5,700 Deposit

7. Appeal of staff actions to the Planning Commission based Flat $2,190 on FMC Title 15 (Building & Safety) as it relates to
implementation of AB2234, Post-Entitlement Permits
(Govt Code Sections 65589.5, 65913.3, and 65913.3.5).

Fee at a rate equivalent to 15-hours at the Plan Check
Professional classificati on hourly labor rate at step 5 as specified in the Billi ng Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees , administratively adjusted
annually on January 1 rounded to the nearest dollar.
(Res 2024-19)

8. Appeal of staff actions to the City Council based on FMC Actual Cost of Appeal $3,600 Deposit Title 12 (Street, Sidewalks, and Public Property) and Title

Effective August 12, 2025
7 17 (Subdivisions) as it relates to AB2234, Post-Entitlement Permits (Govt Code Sections 65589.5, 65913.3, and
65913.3.5). Development Services Billing Process
specified in Section I.H is applicable to appeals of FMC Titles 12 and 17. (Res 2024-19)

9. Building Appeals Board
a. Administrative Citation Appeals: Fee at a rate Flat $335 / Citation equivalent to 1½-hour at the Administrative Assistant
classification hourly rate at step 5 and 1-hour at the
Building Official hourly rate at the top of the pay range as specified in the Billing Pay schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively
adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest
dollar.
b. Building Official Decisions / Dete rminations or Other Flat $770 / Item Non-specified Appeals: Fee at a rate equivalent to
1½-hour at the Administ rative Assistant classification hourly rate at step 5, 3-hours at the Plan Check
Professional classification hourly rate at step 5, and
1-hour at the Building Official hourly rate at the top
of the pay range as s pecified in the Billing Pay
schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees,
and administratively adjusted annually on January 1,
rounded to the nearest dollar.
c. Notice / Order to Abate Nuisance & Order to Vacate: Actual Cost $960 Deposit Appeal of Building Official determination/decision to
the Building Appeals Board based on FMC Title 15
(Building & Safety). Development Services Billing
Process specified in Section I.H is application to
Building Official determinations/decisions based on
FMC Title 15 (Building & Safety). Cost for Code
Enforcement and City Attorney staff time will not be
charged to the appellant.

001.00000.3385 Q. Massage Establishment License and Massage Technician Permit Fees (Res. 8808, 11/15/94)

1. Massage Establis hments: Nonrefundable
a. New License Application Fee $300/each application
b. Sale or Transfer of Ownership Fee $50/each
c. Location Change Fee $300/each
d. Annual Renewal Fee $150/each

2. Massage Technician or Outcall Massage Permits: Nonrefundable a. Permit Application Fee $60/each
b. Annual Renewal Fee $30/each

3. Special Provisions:
a. License Application Fee and sale or trans fer fee will be increased by $25 for each owner, partner, director, or manager over one wherein a background investigation is required. b. In the event a use permit or other entitlemen t/permit is required to establish and operate the business, additional fees are required to process these other applications, as listed in the fee schedule. c. Cost of any testing requirements shall be paid directly by applicant to administrator of such test. d. These fees are not in lieu of other fees or taxes required under the Fremont Municipal Code. (New fees will be charged if resubmittals or changes are filed.)

(New fees will be charged if resubmittals or changes are filed.)

001.00000.3385 R. Bingo Permit Fees

1. Permit Application Fee $50/each1

2. Annual Permit Renewal Fee $50/each

S. Vendors and Solicitors Permits (Res. 2021-35, 6/1/21)

1. Commercial vendors and solicitors permit $162

2. Group site vending permit $342

3. Ice cream vending permit $162

4. Charitable vendors and solicitors permit $162

5. Vehicle Inspection/Re-inspection Fee $36

Effective August 12, 2025
8 001.00000.3799 T. Payroll Related Fees

1. For garnishments of employee's salary:
a. Implementing fee $15
b. Additional fee for each check $1/check

2. Duplicate W-2 $5

001.41005.3799 U. Redemption of Encroaching Signs

1. For signs six square feet or less in area $10/each

2. For signs over six square feet in area $15/each

3. For signs, regardless of size requiring the use of special equipment and/or more than normal employee hours to remove and impound Actual Cost

001.00000.3385 V. Fortune Telling Permit Fees $30

001.21110.3910 W. Background Investigations (Res. 2008-24, 6/3/08; Res. 2021-35, 6/1/21) New or Renewal of Solicitors and Vendor s Permits, Fortune Teller, Adult-Oriented $113/year Business, Massage Establishment Owner, Massage Technician, Outcall Massage Technician, or Outcall Massage Permits (expiring one year from date issued)

X. Annual Enforcement and Administration Fee for Regulations Applicable to Peddlers Us ing City Streets to do Business $50

001.00000.3799 Y. Advertising Permits
Charged to all persons or companies not paying business tax $15/each/year

Z. Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition $200
Election Code Section 4002(b) provides that "Any person filing a notice of intent with the clerk shall pay a fee established by the legislative body not to exceed two hundred dollars ($200) to be refunded to the filer if, within one year of the date of filing the notice of intent, the clerk certifies the sufficiency of the petition."

AA. Rent Increase Petitions under Mobile Home Rent Actual Cost $9,000 deposit Stabilization Ordinance, Sec. 3-13106

BB. Use of City Property for Filming Activity (Res. 9466, 10/5/99) Not to exceed For commercial filming activity $1,000/day

CC. State ADA Business Fee: (Res. 2012-62, 12/4/12) $1

DD. Electric Vehi cle Charging Fee (Res.2015-77, Res 2018-58) Public use of Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations on $0.35 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) municipal property

EE. Credit Card Convenience Fee (Res. 2021-23, 5/4/2021) 2% of total transaction amount

FF. Parking Management

1. Off-Street Parking Facilities
a. Centerville Train Depot Parking Program (Res. 2019-14; Res. 2024-77) (from Monday 12:00 a.m. through 11:59 p.m. Flat $3 / vehicle / 24-hr period Friday, excluding weekends and holidays) Flat $50 monthly pass

Effective August 12, 2025
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 administr atively 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 convenience to applicants. However, applicants are encour aged to confirm deposit amounts with City staff prior to submittal. City Council R esolution No. 2010-23 is available for review at: https://city.fremont.gov/developmentandpermitfees. 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 Prelim inary Application 1 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $1,302 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 Si te 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 Innovatio n 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 $523 39141000.3729 g. Variance Job Cost $4,000 Deposit
39141000.3729 k. Transportation Demand Management Program Job Cost $2,500 Deposit i. Agricultural Preserve Cont ract 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 $950
39141000.3730 l. Home Occupation Permit 4 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $42 / 5 years 39141000.3730 m. Historic Evaluation Screening 5 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $190 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 August 12, 2025
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 $1,085
(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 $380 (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
39141000.3729 p. Development Agreement (DA)
(1) DA, new or amendment Job Cost $6,480 deposit
(2) Annual DA Review Job Cost $2,800 deposit
39141000.3730 4. Records Retention for All Projects (Res. 2014-17) Flat $160 8 39141000.3730 5. Zoning Verification Report Flat $380 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 sta ff assistance Hourly $190 / hr; min. ¼-hr at a rate equivalent to t he 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 Civil Engineer I Hourly $202 / hr; min. ¼-hr classification hourly labor rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier specifi ed 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. 2024-47)

Effective August 12, 2025
11 C. Environmental Assessment FEE BASIS AMOUNT
39141000.3729 1. Environmental assessment Job Cost $5,400 Deposit 70241000.2211 2. Consultant services for preparat ion 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 st udy Consultant Cost As Negotiated 39141000.3729 5. Administrative processing of spec ial 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 Improvem ent Plans Job Cost $20,000 Deposit

2. Parcel Map
39141000.3729 a. Tentative Map Job Cost $16,000 Deposit 39342000.3759 b. Final Map with Improvement Plans Job Cost $16,000 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-or-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 Extensio n Job Cost $5,000 Deposit 39342000.3759 7. Amend Final Map or Cert ificate of Final Map Correction Job Cost $200 Deposit 39141000.3729 8. Lot Line Adjustments Job Cost $4,300 Deposit 39141000.3729 9. Lot Combination Job Cost $5,000 Deposit 39141000.3729 10. Certificate of Complia nce Job Cost $1,320 Deposit 39342000.3759 11. Construction inspection services
a. Initial inspection deposit J ob Cost 3% of Improvement Cost b. 1-year warranty inspection Job Cost $2,000

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
b. Major permit (> 20 SF) Flat $1,250
c. Special major encroachments (FMC 12. 05.040) Job cost 3% of Improvement Cost

Effective August 12, 2025
12 39342000.3380 5. Miscellaneous structures inspecti on, 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 hydr ant, electroliers Flat $960 / structure c. Miscellaneous structures (work requi ring > 20 days) Job cost Engineers Estimate 39342000.3380 6. Underground utility exception inspection – Authorized Flat $480 by City Engineer review

7. Traffic control application Flat $400

39342000.3380 8. Traffic control inspection Flat $290
39342000.3380 9. Dumpster/drop storage inspection Flat $439 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 communi cated to them about the work. 00142005.3767 15. Nonessential sign installa tion Flat $100 / installation 00100000.3390 16. Interstate truck terminal (i nvestigation 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 $463.71 39342000.3758 19. Annual pole license charge (Res. 2020-04) Flat $313

G. Other Public Works Engineering Fees FEE BASIS AMOUNT 39342000.3799 1. Street right-of-wa y 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 Geol ogic 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 J ob 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
(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 (RCP) Flat $30 / LF
(2) 15" RCP Flat $35 / LF
(3) 18" RCP Flat $40 / LF
Effective August 12, 2025
13 (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, Pr oject 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.
39342000.3730 6. Research fee for Engineering Division st aff assistance Hourly $162 / hr.; min. ¼-hr at a rate equivalent to t he Engineering Technician II
classification hourly labor rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier specified in the annual operating budget),
administratively adjusted on January 1, rounded to the
nearest dollar (Res. 2024-47)
39342000.3730 7. Refund processing fee – Engineering records: A fee Flat $162 / record equivalent to one-hour at 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. 2024-47)
39342000.3730 8. Processing of affidavit for release of Engineering record Flat $162 Effective August 12, 2025
14 plans for duplication. Fee at a rate equivalent to
one-hour at 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. 2024-47).
39342000.3729 9. Grant Deed Job Cost $1,000 deposit

H . Affordable Housing Fees (Res. No. 2021-76, 12/14/21; Res. No. 2017-42, 06/20/17)

19641012.2236

Notes for Affordable Housing Fees (Section II.H):
“SF” = Square Feet

1. Fee per habitable square foot of market-rate housing in for- sale residential projects in lieu of construction of affordable units on-site as permitted by Fremont Municipal Code Section 18.155.080(a).

2. Fee per habitable square foot of market-rate housing in for-sa le residential projects to mitigate the cost of construction for low-income units as permitted by Fremont Municipal Code Section 18.155.080(b).

3. Fee per habitable square foot of market-rate housing in for-sal e residential projects in lieu of construction of fractional moderate-income unit, as permitted by Fremont Municipal Code Section 18.155.080(b) and prescribed by 18.155.090(b).

4. Fee per habitable square foot of market-rate housing in for-sal e residential projects in lieu of construction of fractional low- income unit, as permitted by Fremont Municipal Code Section 18.155.030(a)(4) and prescribed by 18.155.090(b).

5. Fee per habitable square foot of rental housing to mi tigate the project’s impact on the need for affordable housing.

6. Fees adjusted annually on January 1 of each year to re flect annual changes in construction costs as measured by the Engineering News Record McGraw-Hill Construction Weekly Building Cost Index for San Francisco but in no case higher than justified by the applicable Nexus Study.

7. Non-residential affordable housing fees will be coll ected on a per gross square foot basis exclusive of:
a. Parking garages, trash enclosures, eq uipment yards, external covered walkwa ys, and atriums. Stairwells, elevator shafts, storage areas and similar spaces, however, shall count.

Residential Projects Fee per SF

1. For-Sale Housing Fees – In-lieu fee due when no inclusionary units are provided on-site 1 (a) Fo r-sale units $44.00
(b) Stacked flats $27.00

2. For-Sale Housing Fees – In-lieu fee due for low income units when required moderate income units are provided on-site 2
(a) Fo r-sale units $29.00
(b) Stacked flats $12.00

3. For-Sale Housing Fees – In-lieu fee due for fractional moderate units when required moderate income units are provided on-site and applicant elects to pay an affordable housing in-lieu fee for a fractional moderate unit 3 (a) For-sale units Fractional unit/total affordable
unit requirement x $15.00 x total
habitable square footage in the
project (b) Stacked flats

4. For-Sale Housing Fees – In-lieu fee due for fractional low-income units when required low-income units are provided on-site and applicant elects to pay an affordable housing in-lieu fee for a factional unit 4 (a) For-sale units
Fractional unit/total affordable
unit requirement x $29.00 x total
habitable square footage in the
project
(b) Stacked flats
Fractional unit/total affordable
unit requirement x $12.00 x total
habitable square footage in the
project

5. Rental Housing Fees – In-lieu fee due when no inclusionary units are provided on-site 5 (a) Rental units over 700 SF $17.50
(b) Rental units up to 700 SF $8.75
(c) With underlying subdivision map $27.00

6. Residential for-sale projects deemed complete between June 7, 2015 and December 2, 2021 6
01/01/2025 -
12/31/2025
Each Jan. 1st
thereafter
(a) Attached units $37.76 Rate Indexed
(a) Detached units $36.36 Rate Indexed

Non-Residential Projects 6, 7, 8
Fees per SF
01/01/2025 -
12/31/2025
Each Jan. 1st
thereafter
Light Industrial, Manufacturing,8 and Warehouse $5.84 Rate Indexed Hotel, Office,8 R&D, Retail/Service $11.66 Rate Indexed Effective August 12, 2025
15 b. Additions to existing nonresidential buildings w here the addition represents less than 1,000 square feet. c. Supportive services within the non-re sidential portion of a mixed-use project that are linked to a supportive housing project.
d. Development for public use on property owned by and serv ing federal, state, or local government, including hospital, park, school, and utility district purposes.
e. Class A Office Space8 within the Warm Springs Community Plan area only and Headquarter Office8 citywide shall be exempt from payment of this fee through January 1, 2020. f. Advanced Manufacturing Space8 shall only pay for the first 100,000 gross square feet of space within the building.

8. See definitions for special subtypes: “Advanced Manufacturing,” Class A Office,” and “Headquarter Offices.”

Definitions for Affordable Housing Fees (Section II.H):
“Class A Office Space” means office space that, in the discretion of the Community Development Director or designee substantially meets all of the following criteria:
a) Is designed to attract and to meet t he needs of well-known business tenants; b) Includes distinguished architectural f eatures or exceptional design elements; c) Is characterized by above average quality standard finishes; d) Is well located relative to the needs of major tenant sectors in the marketplace; e) Is served by state of art building systems (e.g., mechanical, HVAC, elevator and utility); f) Has building services that are characteri zed by above-average maintenance and upkeep; and g) Offers ample, easily available and convenient designated par king and/or access to rail transit sufficient to meet the needs of tenants and visitors during typical business hours.

Examples locally include: Office buildi ngs at Civic Center Drive/Walnut Avenue.

“Headquarters Office” shall mean an office facility and any adjoining facilities that serve as the primary office of the multi-state, regional (e.g., West Coast), or national company.

“Advanced manufacturing space” shall mean a whole or hybrid space that incorporates or supports:
a) The use of innovative technology/high precisio n equipment to improve products or processes; or b) New business or management methodologies in fields such as high technology products and processes or flexible manufacturing.

Examples locally include: Delta, Lam Research.

As used herein:
a) “High technology products and processes” means advanced, new, and innovative products and processes. b) “Flexible manufacturing” means a manufacturing process capabl e of furnishing a diverse mix of products in small or large volumes with both the efficiency of mass production and the flexibi lity of custom manufacturing in order to respond quickly to customer demand.

The Community Development Director shall have discretion to determine whether a use constitutes advanced or traditional manufacturing, and in resolving any ambiguities shall give consideration to the definitions and examples of advance manufacturing provided in the April 2016 report of the Subcommittee for Advanced Manufacturing of the National Science and Technology Counsel, entitled Advanced Manufacturing: A Snapshot of Priorities Areas Across the Federal Government, and available for reference here: Advanced Manufacturing:

A Snapshot of Priority Technology Areas Across the Federal Government | Manufacturing USA.

Examples locally include: Seagate, Tesla, Thermo-Fisher, Western Digital, among other

Effective August 12, 2025
16 I . Development Impact Fees (Res. 2024-53, 12/17/2024) KSF: Thousand square feet

Traffic:

Residential
53191001.3321

Traffic: Non-
Residential

53191002.3321

Capital:

Residential
53591001.3321

Capital: Non-
Residential
53591002.3321

Fire: Residential
54400000.3322

Fire: Non-
Residential
54400000.3323

Park Facilities
54000000.3321

Parkland
54200000.3321

Notes for Development Impact Fees (Section II.I):

1. Definitions application to land use categories from the Comprehensive Development Impact Fee Update Background Technical Report shall be used in applying the fees above.

2. Residential uses pay all five fees listed above.

3. Non-residential uses pay three fees, being: Capita l Facilities; Fire Facilities; and Traffic fees.

4. Under the Traffic fee, residential units with more t han four bedrooms pay the fee applicable to a 4-bedroom unit.

5. For uses paying the Traffic fee as a Business Park, the most applicable Capital Facilities and Fire Facilities fees would also apply (e.g., office, manufacturing).

6. Deed-restricted affordable housing units s hall pay Traffic, Parkland, and Park Facilities fees at a rate that is 50% of the rate shown above. Capital Facilities and Fire Facilities fees shall be paid at the full rate shown above.

J. Construction Tax (Ord. 1876, 6/6/89)
00100000.3320 The fees imposed under Municipal Code Section 5.05.280 for each dwelling unit (DU) are indicated below:

Ordinance requires automatic increases on July 1 of eac h year based on the change in the gross national product (GNP) deflator.

Category FEE BASIS AMOUNT (Eff. 07/01/2025)
 New Dwellings
o Single Family Flat $3,037 / Dwelling Unit
o Two Family Flat $2,566 / Dwelling Unit
 Multiple Dwellings Flat $2,257 / Dwelling Unit
 Structural Additions to All Dwellings Flat $0.97 / SF added  Mobile Home Lots Flat $2,154 / mobile home lot
Land Use Category
Capital
Facilities
Fire
Facilities Traffi c 6 Parkland 6
Park
Facilities 6
0 bedrooms (studios) $1,622 $304 $2,829 $5,773 $6,862
1 bedroom $2,194 $412 $2,829 $8,944 $10,292
2 bedrooms $3,259 $612 $3,162 $12,300 $14,410
3 bedrooms $4,171 $783 $3,162 $15,062 $17,841
4 bedrooms $4,895 $918 $4,813 $18,826 $21,957
Additional per bedroom rate
when more than 4 bedrooms $969 $182 See Note 4 $3,470 $4,117 Office (KSF) $1,266 $750 $7,030 --- ---
Retail/Service (KSF) $752 $446 $9,626 --- ---
Warehouse (KSF) $542 $448 $4,161 --- ---
Light Industrial (KSF) $423 $250 $5,095 --- ---
Manufacturing (KSF) $770 $457 $3,538 --- ---
Research & Development (KSF) $976 $580 $5,048 --- ---
Business Park (KSF) See Note 5 See Note 5 $5,945 --- --- Convalescent Home/
Nursing Home (KSF) $423 $250 $4,765 --- ---
Assisted Living/Congregate Care
Facility (KSF) $423 $250 $945 --- ---
Hospital (KSF) $423 $250 $5,422 --- ---
Religious Facility (KSF) $1,090 $648 $4,436 --- ---
Schools, all (K-12) (KSF) $1,090 $648 $10,002 --- ---
School, Vocation/Trade/
Collegian (KSF) $1,090 $648 $12,455 --- ---
Hotel/Motel (Room) $240 $143 $2,878 --- ---
Other Use Not Listed Determined based on similar use
Effective August 12, 2025
17 K. Community Planning Fee (Res. 2005-43; Res. 2024-19) FEE BASIS AMOUNT 39141000.3739 Community Planning Fee is assessed to recover Percentage 15% of building plan check a portion of the costs associated with annual and permit/inspection fees maintenance and comprehensive updates to the
General Plan, including implementation of the
Zoning Ordinance and Climate Action Plan. This
fee is imposed on all building plan checks and
issued permits (Section III). The term “building permit fees” shall mean all fees required by Master Fee
Schedule Section II.P, Building & Safety; provided,
however, the term “building” specifically excludes
the following fees: Building Application Fee,
Section II.P.2.a; General Fees, Section II.P.1; and
Other Building Plan Check and Inspection Fees,
Section II.P.12.

L. Permitting Technology Fee (Res. 2024-19) FEE BASIS AMOUNT 39141000.3742 Permitting Technology Fee is assessed to recover Percentage 3% of plan review a portion of the annual licensing costs associated and inspection services 39241004.3742 with permit processing, electronic plan review, and document signature software programs required for
39342000.3742 processing permit requests. The fee is applied to the technical plan review and inspections costs
associated with permits required by FMC Title 12
(Street, Sidewalks, and Public Property), Title 15
(Building & Safety), FMC Title 17 (Subdivisions),
and FMC Title 18 (Planning and Zoning). Not
applicable to: fees coll ected on behalf of State of
California; construction tax; development impact
fees; and affordable housing fees.

M. Reasonable Accommodation Fee FEE BASIS AMOUMT
39141000.3729 Per Senate Bill 520 and Ordinance 2321, the City N/A No Charge must establish a process for considering Requests
for Reasonable Accommodation for persons with
disabilities under the Fair Housing Act and make
adequate provisions in the City’s Housing Element
for housing needs of all economic segments of the
community. (Res. 9877, 2/11/03)

N. Art District Fees FEE BASIS AMOUNT

1. Warm Springs Innovation Di strict Art Fee (Res. 2014-47) GSF $0.80 / GSF PWC8863 Per gross square foot (GSF) of construction as -502.3731 permitted by FMC Section 18.49.100(b) and subject to an annual automatic escalation based on the
Consumer Price Index (CPI) in
San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose as required by
FMC Section 18.49.100(b).

2. Downtown Art Fee (Res. 2012-53) GSF $0.80 / GSF
PWC8862 Per gross square foot (GSF) of construction
-501.3731 as permitted by FMC Section 18.47.120(b)
and subject to an annual automatic escalation
based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI)
in San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose as
required by FMC Section 18.47.120(b).

3. City Center Art Fee (Res. 2016-05) GSF $0.80 / GSF
PWC8912 Per gross square foot (GSF) of construction as -502.3731 permitted by FMC Section 18.43.135(b) and
subject to an annual automatic escalation based
on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in San
Francisco/Oakland/San Jose as required by
FMC Section 18.43.135(b).

4. Ardenwood Technology Park (PD-2015-23) Art Fee GSF $0.80 / GSF PWC8985 (Res. 2018-26)
-502.3731 Per gross square foot (GSF) of construction
as permitted PD-2015-23 and subject to an
annual automatic escalation based on the
Consumer Price Index (CPI) in San
Francisco/Oakland/San Jose Area as
Effective August 12, 2025
18 required by PD-2015-23.

. O. Addressing Fee (Res. 2024-19) FEE BASIS AMOUNT
62017024.3799 1. Address, new or rescind existing
a. First address Flat $278
A fee equivalent 2-hours at the GIS Information
Specialist II classifica tion hourly rate at step 5
as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in
Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees,
administratively adjusted annually on
January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar .
b. Each additional address after the first address Flat $70 / address A fee equivalent to ½-hour at the GIS Information
Specialist II classifi cation hourly rate at step 5
as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in
Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees,
administratively adjusted annually on
January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar
.
62017024.3799 2. Address verification Flat $139 / address A fee equivalent 1-hour at the GIS Information
Specialist II classificati on hourly rate at step 5 as
specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section
I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, administratively
adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the
nearest dollar .
62017024.3799 3. Street name review, new or rescind existing Flat $139 / street A fee equivalent to 1-hour at the GIS Information
Specialist II classificati on hourly rate at step 5 as
specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees , administratively adjusted
annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.

P. Building and Safety FEE BASIS AMOUNT

1. General Fees (Res. 2024-19)
39241004.3799 a. Records/reports research Hourly $100 9 / hr; min. ¼-hr 39241003.3756 b. Survey/site inspection or consultation Hourly $131 10 / hr; min. 1-hr 39241004.3703 c. Document imaging 11
(1) 8½ x 14 spec. sheets Vendor Cost $0.042 / page
(2) Plan sheet (larger than 8½ x 14) Vendor Cost $1.06 / sheet 39241004.3745 d. Processing of affidavit requesting Flat $100 9 / each release of plans for duplication
39241004.3799 e. Duplicate certificate of occupancy (CO) (1) Existing CO can be verified through Flat $44 12 / record City records
(2) Existing CO cannot be verified through Flat $262 13 / record City records, and not issued in
conjunction with a building permit
39241003.3348 f. Temporary Certificate of Occupancy; Flat $262 13 / 30 day survey/site inspection to allow occupancy
before final permit inspection
39241004.3799 g. Reinstatement of Expired Permit Hourly $173 14 / hr; min. 1-hr 39241004.3799 h. Plan Check/Issued Permit Extension Request Hourly $173 14 / hr; min. ½-hr 39241004.3342 i. AB2234 appeal to City Council Flat See Section I.P 39241004.3799 j. Accessibility review/consultation Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. 2-hrs 39241004.3799 k. Exterior elevated elements evaluation Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. 2-hrs 39241004.3799 l. Refund processing fee Flat $100 9 / record 39241004.3799 m. Work Commencing Before Permit Issuance (1) Violation fee per FMC§15.10. 090 [CBC109.4] 100% of permit fee (2) Investigation fee FMC§15.10. 090 [CBC109.4.1] 100% of permit fee 39141000.3739 n. Community Planning Fee Percentage Per Section II.K varies o. Permitting Technology Fee Percentage Per Section II.L 00100000.3320 p. Construction Tax Flat Per Section II.J 39241003.3384 q. Building standards administration s pecial Set by State of California revolving fund (State mandated; SB1473)
39241003.3388 r. Strong-motion instrumentation and seismic Set by State of California 39241003.3389 hazard mapping (State mandated)

2. Building Code
39241004.3341 a. Building Application Fee 16 (Res. 2024-19) Flat $150 17 / record 39241003.3340 b. Building Plan Check and Inspection/Permit Fees The minimum building project valuation shall be based upon the most current bui lding valuation data guide published, including the regional modifier for the San Francisco Area as published by RS Means Square Foot Effective August 12, 2025
19 Costs, as adopted in Exhibit 1, and to be administratively updated annually on July 1. Plan check fee covers up to three plan check review cycles per FMC Section 15.10. 090. Inspection/permit fee covers two inspections per element. (Res. 2014-17)

VALUATION FEE AMOUNT
(1) $1 to $500 $22.08
(2) $501 to $2,000 $22.08 for the first $500 pl us $2.96 for each additional $100 thereof, to and including $2,000
(3) $2,001 to $25,000 $66.45 for the first $2,000 plus $14.77 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $25,000
(4) $25,001 to $50,000 $406.07 for the first $25,000 plus $10.34 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $50,000
(5) $50,001 to $100,000 $664.47 for the first $50,000 plus $7.38 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $100,000
(6) $100,001 to $500,000 $1,033.62 for the first $100, 000 plus $5.91 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $500,000
(7) $500,001 to $1,000,000 $3,396.18 for the first $500,000 plus $4.43 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $1,000,000
(8) $1,000,000 and up $5,611.08 for the first $1,000,000 plus $2.96 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof

3. Plan Check Review (Res. 2024-19) FEE BASIS AMOUNT
39241004.3342 a. All occupancies; includes three (3) Valuation Per Section II.P.2.b plan check review cycles per record
39241004.3342 b. Additional plan check review cycles Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. ½-hr exceeding three (3) per record
39241004.3342 c. Building trades plan check review
(1) New construction, all, including Valuation 25% of Building Plan Check fee Electrical Code, Mechani cal Code, required by II.P.2.b and Plumbing Code trade reviews min. $292 per trade 18 (2) Additions, alterations, and Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. 2-hrs per trade modifications, all
39241004.3342 d. AB2234 Completeness Review Flat $133 19 39241004.3342 e. Plan checking revisions to approved plan Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. 1-hr 39241004.3342 f. Plot plan review for approved subdivision Flat $146 15 / unit g. Outside consultant plan checking, all,
including hazardous materials occupancy Actual Cost + 20% admin. fee 39241004.3746 h. Alternative materials and methods of Hourly $160 20 / hr; min. 6-hrs construction processing and review
39241004.3342 i. Disabled access compliance Hourly $160 20 / hr; min. 3-hrs waiver review based upon hardship
39241004.3342 j. Plan check performed on an expedited Hourly $181 21 / hr; min. 1-hr basis at applicant request in addition to
the plan check fee
k. Pre-application meeting Hourly $146
15 / hr / person
No charge for first hour of pre-application meeting. in attendance

4. Renewable Energy Systems
39241004.3340 / (Res. 2024-19; maximum set by Govt Code 66015; fee includes application, plan check, inspection) 39241003.3340 a. Instant Solar Permit (ISP) Inspection (1) Up to 15 kW Flat $131 10 (base rate)
(2) >15 kW Flat $131 10 (base rate)
+ $7.50 / kW > 15kW
39241004.3740 / b. Residential Solar Energy System
39241003.3740 (1) 0 kW to 15 kW Flat $277 22 (base rate) (2) >15 kW Flat $277 22 (base rate)
+ $15 / kW > 15 kW
39241004.3740 / c. Residential Thermal System
39241003.3740 (1) 0 kW to 10 kWth Flat $277 22 (base rate) (2) >10 kWth Flat $277 22 (base rate)
+ $15 / kWth > 10 kWth
39241004.3740 / d. Commercial Solar Energy System
39241003.3740 / (1) 0 kW to 15 kW Flat $554 24 (base rate) (2) >15 kW to 250 kW Flat $554 24 (base rate)
+ $7 / kW up to 250 kW
(3) >250 kW Flat $2,199
25 + $5 / kW > 250 kW
39241004.3740 / e. Commercial Thermal System
39241003.3740 (1) 0 kWth to 30 kWth Flat $562 24 (base rate) (2) >30 kWth to 260 kWth Flat $562 24 (base rate)
+ $7 / kWth up to 260 kWth
(3) > 260 kWth Flat $2,172
26 + $5 / kWth > 260 kWth
39241003.3740 f. Additional or other inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection Effective August 12, 2025
20 39241003.3740 g. Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 h. Overtime Inspection
(1) Weekday when contiguous to Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr regular work hours
(2) Weekday more than 2-hours before Hourly $162
27 / hr; min. 4-hrs
or after normal work hours
(3) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $162
27/ hr; min. 4-hrs

5. Express Permits 16 (no plan review; inspection only) (Res. 2024-19) 39241003.3370 a. Electrical, maximum $262 13 for combination of (1) through (4), below (1) Main panel replacement/ upgrade, residential only Flat $131 10 (2) Rewire of residence, residential only Flat $262 13 (3) Temporary power pole and service drop, all Flat $131 10 (4) Electric vehicle charging unit, residential only Flat $131 10 39241003.3360 b. Mechanical, maximum $262 13 for combination of (1) through (4), below (1) Furnace (space heating appliance)
addition/replacement, residential only Flat $131
10 (2) Air conditioning addition/replacement, Flat
residential only
(3) Furnace and air conditioning replacement, Flat $131 10 residential only
(4) Duct/vent additional/replacement, residential only Flat $131 10 39241003.3350 c. Plumbing, maximum $262 13 for combination of (1) through (4), below (1) Water heater or softener addition/replacement, Flat $131 10 residential only, with one or more fixture
(2) Gas re-pipe/addition/alteration, residential only Flat $131 10 (3) Water re-pipe/addition/alteration, residential only Flat $131 10 (4) Electric heat pump water heater Flat $131 10
addition/replacement, residential only
39241003.3340 d. Reroof
(1) Residential
(a) Overlay/new deck Flat $262 13
(b) Solar removal and replacement Flat $393 28
(2) Commercial
(a) Reroof Flat $262
13 (b) Phased roof Flat $262 13 +
$131 10 / additional phase
39241003.3340 e. Window replacement
(1) Like-for-like replacement, Flat $131 10
residential only
(2) Slider and window replacement, Flat $262 13
residential only
39241003.3340 f. Residential foundation retrofit, pre-approved Flat $262 13 foundation plan
39241003.3340 g. Residential kitchen and bathroo m remodel, like-for-like only (1) Kitchen only Flat $524 29
(2) Bath only Flat $524 29
(3) Kitchen & bath Flat $786 30
(4) Kitchen & phased bathrooms Flat $786 30 +
$262 13 / additional phase
(5) Kitchen & bathroom(s) with window replacement Flat $1,048 31 + $262 13 / additional phase
(6) Kitchen & bathroom(s) with electrical panel Flat $1,048 31 + replacement $262 13 / additional phase
(7) Kitchen & bathroom(s) with window replacement Flat $1,179 32 + and electrical panel replacement $262 13 / additional phase 39241003.3351 h. Swimming pool demolition/ removals, res only Flat $262 13 39241003.3340 i. Additional or other inspection Flat $131 10 39241003.3340 j. Reinspection Flat $131 10
39241003.3755 k. Overtime Inspection
(1) Weekday when contiguous to Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr regular work hours
(2) Weekday more than 2-hours before Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs or after normal work hours
(3) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $162
27/ hr; min. 4-hrs

6. Electrical Code In spection/Permit (Res. 2024-19)
39241003.3370 a. Minimum inspection fee Flat $131 10
b. New single-family/duplex, all, Flat $131 10 / unit except attached garage area
c. New multifamily (3+ units), all Flat $131
10 / unit
d. All other electrical constr uction, installation or maintenance:

Effective August 12, 2025
21 (1) Lighting outlets, fixtures, or switches, all Flat $66 33 / 10 items (2) Mercury vapor outdoor lighting fixtures, all Flat $33 34 / 10 items (3) Service panel, including temporary power pole, all Flat $44 35 / panel (4) Circuit breaker
(a) Residential, all Flat $44
35 (b) Non-residential, all Flat $66 33 / 10 breakers
39241003.3740 e. Additional or other inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 f. Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 g. Overtime Inspection
(1) Weekday when contiguous to regular Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr (2) Weekday more than 2-hours before or after Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs normal work hours
(3) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $162
27 / hr; min. 4-hrs

7. Plumbing Code Inspection/Permit (Res. 2024-19)
39241003.3350 a. Minimum inspection fee Flat $131 10
b. New single-family/duplex, all Flat $131 10 / unit
c. New multifamily (3+ units), all Flat $131 10 / unit d. All other plumbing construction, installation or maintenance:
(1) Fixtures and repipe, all Flat $33 34 / 5 items
(2) Sewer connection, all Flat $33 34
(3) Rainwater collection system, all Flat $33 34
(4) Septic tank unit, all Flat $33 34
(5) Water heater, all Flat $33 34
(6) Gas piping outlet, all Flat $33 34 / 5 items
(7) Hazardous, non-residential water treatment, all Flat $66 33 (8) Grease interceptor, all Flat $66 33
(9) Non-hazardous water treatment, all Flat $66 33
(10) Drains/vents, all Flat $44 35 / 5 items
(11) Lawn sprinkler system, all, Flat $33 34
including backflow protection devices
(12) Vacuum breakers, backflow Flat $33 34
devices, irrigation system, all
(13) On-site storm drain system, all Flat $33
34 39241003.3740 e. Additional or other inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 f. Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 g. Overtime Inspection
(1) Weekday when contiguous to regular Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr (2) Weekday more than 2-hours before or after Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs normal work hours
(3) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs 39241003.3360 8. Mechanical Code Inspection/Permit (Res. 2024-19) a. Minimum inspection fee Flat $131 10
b. New SFR and duplex heating, Flat $131 10 / unit
ventilating, air-c onditioning (HVAC) system
c. New multifamily (3+ units) HVAC Flat $131 10 / unit
d. Furnace with vents, all Flat $33 34
e. Floor furnace with vents, all Flat $33 34
f. Mini-split HVAC units and wall heaters, all Flat $33 34 g. Residential fans/vents, all Flat $33 34
h. Cooling appliance or dehumidifier, all Flat $33 34 / 5 items i. Boiler or compressor, all Flat $33 34 / 5 items
j. Air quality filtration unit, all Flat $33 34
k. Ventilation system, all Flat $66 33 / outlet
l. Fire dampers or variable air Flat $44 35 / 5 items volume (VAV), all
m. Commercial hood installation Flat $131
10 / unit
(Type I/Type II), all
n. Incinerator, all Flat $33
34 / unit
o. Process piping, all Flat $66 33 / 5 items
p. Liquid petroleum piping, all Flat $66 33 / 5 items
39241003.3740 q. Additional or other inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 r. Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 s. Overtime Inspection
(1) Weekday when contiguous to reg Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr (2) Weekday when more than 2-hours before Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs after regular work hours
(3) Weekend Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs
39241003.3343 9 . Green Building Inspection/Permit (Res. 2024-19) a. Minimum Inspection Fee Flat $131 10
b. New residential (SFR and duplex) inspection Flat $66 33 / unit Effective August 12, 2025
22 c. New apartment (3+ units) inspection Flat $131 10 / unit d. Residential addition inspection, all Flat $66 33
e. Commercial and industrial inspection Flat $66 33 / unit 39241003.3740 f. Additional or other inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 g. Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 h. Overtime Inspection
(1) Weekday when contiguous to regular hours Hourly $166 27 / hr; min. 1-hr (2) Weekday when more than 2-hours before Hourly $166 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs after regular work hours
(3) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $166 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs

10. Swimming Pool/Spa Permit (Res. 2024-19)
39241004.3342 a. Plan check review, all pools; Valuation Per Section II.P.2.b includes three (3) plan check cycles
b. Additional plan check review cycle(s) Hourly $146
15 / hr.; min. 1-hr
exceeding three (3) per record
c. Plan checking revisions to approved plan Hourly $146 15 / hr.; min. 1-hr
39241003.3351 d. Minimum inspection fee Flat $131 10 e. Spa in-ground/above ground inspection, all Flat $131 10 f. Above ground pool inspection, all Flat $66 33
g. Private, in-ground pool (single family) Flat $131 10 inspection, all
h. Public pool or commercial pool inspection, all Flat $131 10 39241003.3740 i. Additional, or other inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 j. Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 k. Overtime Inspection
(1) Weekday when contiguous to regular hours Hourly $166 27 / hr; min. 1-hr (2) Weekday when more than 2-hours before Hourly $166 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs after regular work hours
(3) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $166 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs

11. Fire Extinguishing, Fire Alarm, and Fire Code 36 (Res. 2024-19) a. Automatic Fire Extinguishing Systems (AFES)
39241004.3345 (1) Plan check review Hourly $131 37 / hr; min. 2-hrs 39241003.3344 (2) Inspection:
(a) AFES heads
(i) 20 or less heads Hourly $131
10 / hr; min. 2-hrs
(ii) 21 to 50 heads Hourly $131 10 / hr; min. 2½-hrs (iii) Each set of 50 heads after Hourly $328 38 + $131 10 / each the initial 50 heads additional set of 50 heads
(b) Riser, each Hourly $131 10 / hr; min. 2-hrs / riser (c) System; shell building only Hourly $131 10 / hr; min. 3-hrs (d) Underground system,
(i) First outlet Hourly $131
10 / hr.; min. 2-hrs
(ii) Each additional outlet after first outlet Flat $262 13 each 39241003.3740 (3) Additional or Other Inspection Hourly $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 (4) Re-inspection Hourly $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 (5) Overtime Inspection
(a) Weekday when contiguous to regular Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr work hours
(b) Weekday when more than 2-hours Hourly $162
27 / hr; min. 4-hrs
before or after regular work hours
(c) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs
b. Fire Alarm Permits:
39241004.3353 (1) Plan check review Hourly $131 / hr 37; min. 2-hr 39241003.3352 (2) Inspection:
(a) Alarm Panel: Initiation device, all
(i) First initiation device Hourly $131 / hr
10; min 2-hrs
(ii) Each additional initiation device after Hourly $262 13 + $63 33 / device the first device
(b) Alarm Panel: No tification device, all
(i) 10 or fewer notification devices Hourly $131 / hr
10; min. 1¼-hrs
(ii) More than 10 notification device Hourly $164 39 + $31 34 per set of 10 (c) Fire Alarm System Hourly $131 / system 10
+ $33 34 / device
39241003.3352 (3) Fire alarm monitoring cent ral station change Hourly $131 / hr 10; min. 1½-hrs out, all, plan review and inspection
39241003.3740 (4) Additional/Other Inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 (5) Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 (6) Overtime inspection
(a) Weekday when contiguous to Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr regular work hours
Effective August 12, 2025
23 (b) Weekday when more than 2-hours Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs before or after regular work hours
(c) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $162
27 / hr; min. 4-hrs
c. Fire Code Permits
All other fire system/fire code item s, including, but not limited to: assembly permit; clean agent system (each); spray booth (each); high piled; hood and ducts ; and temporary membrane structures (tents) 39241004.3353 (1) Plan check review Hourly $131 37 / hr; min. 2-hrs 39241003.3352 (2) Inspection Hourly $131 10 / hr; min. 3-hrs 39241003.3740 (3) Additional or Other Inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 (4) Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 (5) Overtime Inspection
(a) Weekday when contiguous to regular Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr work hours
(b) Weekday when more than 2-hours Hourly $162
27 / hr; min. 4-hrs
before or after regular work hours
(c) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $162
27 / hr; min. 4-hrs

12. Other Building Plan Check and Inspection Fees (Res. 2024-19) a. Seasonal Lots
39241004.3342 (1) Plan check review Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. 1-hr 39241003.3756 (2) Inspection Flat $131 10 / lot
b. Construction Site Trailer
39241004.3342 (1) Plan check review Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. 2-hr 39241003.3756 (2) Inspection Flat $131 10 / trailer c. Sign Permit Fees
(1) Non-illuminated
(a) Wall mounted
39241004.3346 (i) Plan check review Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. ½-hr 39241003.3740 (ii) Inspection Flat $131 10
(b) Monument / Free Standing
39241004.3346 (i) Plan check review Valuation Per Section II.P.2.b 39241003.3740 (ii) Inspection Valuation Per Section II.P.2.b (2) Illuminated
(a) Wall mounted
39241004.3346 (i) Plan check review Hourly $146 15 / hr; min. 1-hr 39241003.3740 (ii) Inspection Flat $131 10
(b) Monument / Free Standing
39241004.3346 (i) Plan check review Valuation Per Section II.P.2.b 39241003.3740 (ii) Inspection Valuation Per Section II.P.2.b 39241003.3346 (3) Subdivision tract sign (onsite) Flat $599 40 39241003.3346 (4) Temporary directional sign (offsite) Flat $336 41 39241004.3730 (5) Promotional sign Flat $50 42 / 15 days maximum of 45 days per calendar year;
exempt from application fee
39241004.3346 (6) Permanent window sign Flat $50 42
39141000.3346 (7) Amendment/change of sign (copy only) Flat $42 43 39241003.3740 (8) Additional or other Inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3740 (9) Re-inspection Flat $131 10 / inspection 39241003.3755 (10) Overtime Inspection
(a) Weekday when contiguous to Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 1-hr regular work hours
(b) Weekday when more than 2-hours Hourly $162 27 / hr; min. 4-hrs before or after regular work hours
(c) Weekend/Holiday Hourly $162
27 / hr; min. 4-hrs

Endnotes for Section II, Development – Planning, Engineering, and Building & Safety 1 Fee at a rate equivalent to 6-hours at the Associate Planner 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. 2 Fee at a rate equivalent to 2.75-hours at 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. 3 Fee at a rate equivalent to 5-hours at the Planner II classifica tion 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. 4 Fee at a rate equivalent to ¼-hour at the Planner I classifica tion hourly rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier specifi ed in annual operating budget) administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 5 Fee at a rate equivalent to 1-hour 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. 6 Fee at a rate equivalent to 5-hours at the Associate Planner 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. 7 Fee at a rate equivalent to 2-hours at the Planner II classification hourly rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier specified in annual operating budget) administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 8 Fee at a rate equivalent to 1-hour at the Accounting Technician classification hourly rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier specified in annual operating budget) administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. Records received/processed Effective August 12, 2025
24 digitally/electronically are exempt from Records Retention Fee. 9 A fee equivalent to the one-hour of the Community Development Technician classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1. 10 A fee equivalent to the Building Inspector II classification hour ly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1. 11 Records issued digitally/electronically are exempt from Document Imaging Fees. 12 A fee equivalent to ½-hours at the Administrative Assistant classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1. 13 A fee equivalent to 2-hours at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1. 14 A fee equivalent to ¾-hour at the Permit Center Manager cla ssification hourly rate at the top of the salary range and ¼-hour a t the Building Official classification hourly rate at the top of the salary range as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1.
15 A fee equivalent to the Plan Check Professi onal classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in t he Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1. 16 Records issued automatically without a plan check (“Express” records, including Instant Solar Permit) are exempt from Building Permit Application Fee. If Express records (including Instant Solar Permit) are issued in-person, the application fee is applicable. Application Fee is non- refundable after any processing of the record has been initiated. 17 A fee equivalent to 1.5-hours at the Community Development Tec hnician classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 18 The minimum Mechanical Code, Plumbing Code, and Electrical Code plan check fee is equi valent to 2-hours per trade at the Plan Check Professional classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees , and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 19 A fee equivalent to ½-hour at the Senior Plan Check Professional classification hourly rate at the top of the salary range and ½-hour at the Senior Community Development Technician hourly rate as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 20 A fee equivalent to ¾-hour at the Plan Check Professional classi fication hourly rate at step 5 and ¼-hour at the Building Offic ial classification hourly rate at the top of the pay range as specif ied in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 21 A fee equivalent to 1.5 times the Plan Check Professional classi fication hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 22 A fee equivalent to 1-hour at the Plan Check Professional clas sification hourly rate at step 5 and 1-hour at the Building Insp ector II hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.
23 A fee equivalent to 2-hours at the Plan Check Professional classification hourly rate at step 5 and 2-hours at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.
24 A fee equivalent to 2.5-hours a the Plan Check Professional classification at step 5 and 1.5-hours at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees , and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.
25 A fee equivalent to the maximum fee under II.P.4.c(2). 26 A fee equivalent to the maximum fee under II.P.4.d(2). 27 A fee equivalent to 1.5 times the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 28 A fee equivalent to 3-hours at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 29 A fee equivalent to 4-hours at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.

30 A fee equivalent to 6-hours at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 31 A fee equivalent to 8-hours at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 32 A fee equivalent to 9-hours at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 33 A fee equivalent to ½-hour at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 34 A fee equivalent to ¼-hour at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 35 A fee equivalent to ⅓-hour at the Building Inspector II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 36 For the purposes of fee calculations: 1) valves and any other fire alarm items such as dampers, pull stations, and strobe lights, are considered a device; and 2) one outlet is an item, such as a hydrant or riser. 37 A fee equivalent to 1-hour at the Fire & Life Safety Plans Examiner classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 38 A fee equivalent to the 2½-hours at the Building Inspection II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 39 A fee equivalent to the 1¼-hours at the Building Inspection II classification hourly rate at step 5 as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees, and administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 40 Fee at a rate equivalent to 2-hours at 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 and 1.5-hours at the Plan Chec k Professional classification hourly rate at st ep as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees , administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.

Effective August 12, 2025
25 41 Fee at a rate equivalent to 1-hour at the Planner II classifi cation 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 and 1-hour at the Plan Check P rofessional classification hourly rate at st ep as specified in the Billing Pay Schedule in Section I.G.2, Labor Costs for Employees , administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.
42 Fee at a rate equivalent to ½-hour at the Community Development Technician classification hourly labor rate at step 5 (base sal ary times multiplier specified in the annual operating budget) administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar. 43 Fee at a rate equivalent to ¼-hour at the Planner I classifi cation hourly labor rate at step 5 (base salary times multiplier sp ecified in the annual operating budget) administratively adjusted annually on January 1, rounded to the nearest dollar.

Effective August 12, 2025
26 III. RECREATION SERVICES & ACTIVITIES14 (Res. 2009-32, 6/9/09; Res. 2011-17, 4/5/11; Res 2015-46, 7/7/15; Res 2016-26, 5/17/19 Res 2019-05, 3/5/19; Res 2021-51, 7/13/21)
Group Classifications/Definitions
- Group I: City of Fremont Use
- Group II: Use by other Governmental Jurisdictions 10
- Group III: Fremont Resident Non-Profit Groups
- Group IV: Fremont Private Resident Groups & Business Use - Group V: Non-Resident Groups (Private and Non-Profit) - Group VI: Non-Resident Business Use
- Group VII: Commercial Use (by formal written agreement only; refer to Facility Use Policy) - N/C: No Charge
- ACC: Actual Cost to City = $25/hr
- N/A: Not Applicable
- Fundraisers 189. _____ .3954
- Community Center Equipment Rental 189. _____ .3760
- Tennis Center 189.61020.3760
189.61019.3530
- Tennis Center Tournaments 189.61023.3760
- Filming and Photography Fees 189.61049.3760
- Central Park (boat rentals & launch) 189.61048.3760
- Central Park (boat storage rentals) 189.61047.3760
A. Facility Rental Schedules Group I
Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2

1. Community Centers (CNCC, IRCC, LCCC, WSCC)
a. N/C N/A N/A $624/min ⁸ $768/min⁸ N/A ----
b. N/C N/A N/A $104/addl hr $128/addl hr N/A ----
c. N/C ACC $68/hr¹ ‧⁸ N/A N/A $178/hr ⁸ ----
d. ---- ---- $104/hr ⁸ ---- ---- ---- ----
e. N/C ACC $50/hr¹ ‧⁸ $68/hr⁸ $85/hr⁸ $98/hr⁸ ----
f. N/C N/A N/A $954/min ⁸ $1248/min⁸ N/A ----
g. N/C N/A N/A $159/addl hr $208/addl hr N/A ----
h. N/C ACC $93/hr¹ ‧⁸ N/A N/A $269/hr ⁸ ----
i. ---- ---- $159/hr ⁸ ---- ---- ---- ----
j. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- $68/hr ⁸
k. N/C ACC $68/hr $85/hr $116/hr $141/hr ----
l. N/C ACC $37/hr $50/hr $68/hr $79/hr ----
m. N/C ACC $62/hr¹ ‧⁸ $74/hr⁸ $98/hr⁸ $135/hr⁸ ----
n. N/C ACC $43/hr ⁸ $56/hr⁸ $74/hr⁸ $93/hr⁸ ----
o. N/C N/A N/A $474/min ⁸ $624/min⁸ N/A ----
p. N/C ACC $62/addl hr $79/addl hr $104/addl hr $135/hr ⁸ ---- q. ---- ---- $79/hr ⁸ ---- ---- ---- ----
r. N/C ACC $62/hr¹ ‧⁸ N/A N/A $110/hr ⁸ ----
s. N/C ACC $50/hr¹ ‧⁸ $62/hr⁸ $79/hr⁸ $93/hr⁸ ----
t. N/C ACC $177/min ⁸ $213/min⁸ $231/min⁸ $246/min⁸ ---- u. N/C ACC $59/addl hr $71/addl hr $77/addl hr $82/addl hr ---- Facilities/Rental Fees G/L Nos. Program and Misc. Fees G/L Nos. - Los Cerritos (LCCC) 189. 61054.3530
- Irvington (IRCC) 189. 61029.3530
- Warm Springs (WSCC), including patio 189. 61069.3530
- Centerville (CNCC) 189. 61088.3530
- Fremont Community Center (FCC) 189. 61043.3530
- Downtown Event Center (DEC) (Rooms, Plaza,
Patio, & Add-Ons)
189.61091.3530
- Olive Hyde (OHAG) (courtyard, Mission Rm) 189. 61089.3530 - Central Park Visitors Ctr (CPVSC) 189. 61043.3530
- Teen Center (hall, kitchen, rooms, patio) 189. 61044.3530 - Patterson House, including Docent Room 189. 61063.3530 - Central Park (picnic/park areas,
open space, pavilion, historic)
189.61049.3530
Large Multi-Use Room/Kitchen
(non-profit, Saturday)11
- Field Reservations (sports fields,
synthetic fields, leagues) 189.61035.3530
Small Multi-Use Room/Kitchen
(6 hour minimum)
Small Multi-Use Room/Kitchen
Small Multi-Use Room/Kitchen
Small Multi-Use Room/Kitchen
(non-profit, Saturday)11
Small Meeting Room
Large Mullti-Use Room/Kitchen
(6 hour minimum)
Large Mullti-Use Room/Kitchen
Large Multi-Use Room/Kitchen
Warm Springs Patio (WSCC Only)
Commercial Kitchen (CNCC Only)
M-F Only; Max 4 uses per year
Gymnasium (IRCC Only)
One-Half Gymnasium (IRCC Only)
Meeting Room (IRCC Only)
1/2 Meeting Room (IRCC Only)
Meeting Room/Kitchen
(6 hour minimum) (FCC Only)
Meeting Room/Kitchen
(additional hour) (FCC Only)
Meeting Room/Kitchen
(non-profit, Saturday) (FCC Only)11
Meeting Room only (FCC Only)
Central Park Visitor's Center
Conference Rm (CPVSC Only)
Warm Springs Patio
(3 hour minimum) (WSCC Only)
Effective August 12, 2025
27 2. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 a. N/C ACC $150/min¹ ‧⁸ $222/min³‧⁸ $279/min³‧⁸ $312/min³‧⁸ ---- b. N/A N/A $50/addl hr $74/addl hr $93/addl hr $104/addl hr ---- c. ---- ---- $74/hr ⁸ ---- ---- ---- ----

3. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 (Res 9904, 5/3/03; Res 2009-32,
6/9/09; Res 2011-11, 4/5/11)
a. N/C N/A N/A $1212/min ⁸ $1464/min⁸ N/A ----
b. N/C N/A N/A $202/addl hr $244/addl hr N/A ----
c. N/C ACC $93/hr ⁸ N/A N/A $269/hr ⁸ ----
d. ---- ---- $202/addl hr ---- ---- ---- ----
e N/C ACC $68/hr ⁸ $98/hr⁸ $141/hr⁸ $202/hr⁸ ----
f. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- $68/hr ⁸
g. N/C ACC $50/hr¹ ‧⁸ $79/hr⁸ $104/hr⁸ $128/hr⁸ ----
h. N/C ACC $31/hr¹ $43/hr $56/hr $74/hr ----
i. N/C ACC $129/min ⁸ $255/min⁸ $312/min⁸ $366/min⁸ ---- j. N/C ACC $43/addl hr $85/addl hr $104/addl hr $122/addl hr ----

4. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 a. N/C ACC $153/hr ⁸ $218/hr⁸ $262/hr⁸ $284/hr⁸ $340/hr⁸ b. ---- ---- $177/hr ⁸ $253/hr⁸ $303/hr⁸ $329/hr⁸ $394/hr⁸ c. ---- ---- $299/hr¹¹ ‧⁸ $299/hr⁸ $359/hr⁸ $388/hr⁸ $467/hr⁸ d. N/C ACC $80/hr ⁸ $115/hr⁸ $138/hr⁸ $149/hr⁸ $179/hr⁸ e. ---- ---- $97/hr ⁸ $138/hr⁸ $166/hr⁸ $179/hr⁸ $215/hr⁸ f. ---- ---- $161/hr¹¹ ‧⁸ $161/hr⁸ $193/hr⁸ $209/hr⁸ $251/hr⁸ g. N/C ACC $53/hr ⁸ $75/hr⁸ $90/hr⁸ $98/hr⁸ $116/hr⁸
h. ---- ---- $61/hr ⁸ $86/hr⁸ $103/hr⁸ $113/hr⁸ $134/hr⁸ i. ---- ---- $103/hr¹¹ ‧⁸ $103/hr⁸ $124/hr⁸ $134/hr⁸ $161/hr⁸ j. N/C ACC $90/hr ⁸ $124/hr⁸ $172/hr⁸ $231/hr⁸ $277/hr⁸ k. ---- ---- $90/hr ⁸ $124/hr⁸ $172/hr⁸ $231/hr⁸ $277/hr⁸ l. ---- ---- $124/hr¹¹ ‧⁸ $124/hr⁸ $172/hr⁸ $231/hr⁸ $277/hr⁸ m. ---- ---- $2580/10 hrs ⁸ $3680/10 hrs⁸ $4410/10 hrs⁸ $4780/10 hrs⁸ $5720/10 hrs⁸ n. ---- ---- $2064/8 hrs ⁸ $2944/8 hrs⁸ $3528/8 hrs⁸ $3824/8 hrs⁸ $4576/8 hrs⁸ o. ---- ---- $1548/6 hrs ⁸ $2208/6 hrs⁸ $2646/6 hrs⁸ $2868/6 hrs⁸ $3432/6 hrs⁸ p. ---- ---- $3020/10 hrs ⁸ $4300/10 hrs⁸ $5150/10 hrs⁸ $5590/10 hrs⁸ $6690/10 hrs⁸ q. ---- ---- $2416/8 hrs ⁸ $3440/8 hrs⁸ $4120/8 hrs⁸ $4472/8 hrs⁸ $5352/8 hrs⁸ r. ---- ---- $1812/6 hrs ⁸ $2580/6 hrs⁸ $3090/6 hrs⁸ $3354/6 hrs⁸ $4014/6 hrs⁸ s. ---- ---- $5070/10 hrs¹¹ ‧⁸ $5070/10 hrs⁸ $6090/10 hrs⁸ $6580/10 hrs⁸ $7920/10 hrs⁸ t. ---- ---- $4056/8 hrs¹¹ ‧⁸ $4056/8 hrs⁸ $4872/8 hrs⁸ $5264/8 hrs⁸ $6336/8 hrs⁸ u. ---- ---- $3042/6 hrs¹¹ ‧⁸ $3042/6 hrs⁸ $3654/6 hrs⁸ $3948/6 hrs⁸ $4752/6 hrs⁸ v. N/C ACC $63/hr $63/hr $63/hr $63/hr $63/hr
w. N/C ACC $63/hr $63/hr $63/hr $63/hr $63/hr
x. N/C ACC $230/day $230/day $230/day $230/day $230/day y. N/C ACC $115/day $115/day $115/day $115/day $115/day z. N/C ACC $57/day $57/day $57/day $57/day $57/day
aa. N/C ACC $11/table $11/table $11/table $11/table $11/table

5. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 N/C N/C ACC $50/hr ⁸ $62/hr⁸ $74/hr⁸ ----
Meeting Room Hr
Olive Hyde Courtyard/Mission Room
(OHAG)
Courtyard/Mission Room (3 hr min)
Courtyard/Mission Room (addl hr)
Courtyard/Mission Room
(non-profit, Saturday)11
Teen Center
9 (TNC)
Main Hall/Kitchen/Patio
(6 hour minimum)
Main Hall/Kitchen/Patio
Main Hall/Kitchen/Patio
Main Hall/Kitchen/Patio (addl hr
& non-profit, Saturday) 11
Meeting Room/Kitchen Hr
Commercial Kitchen
(M-F Only; Max 4 uses per year)
Liberty Room (3 hr min) Fri & Sun
Game Room Hr
(must accompany room rental)
Teen Center Patio Only (3 hr min;
No Saturdays; Res 2011-17, 4/5/11)
Teen Center Patio Only
Downtown Event Center (DEC)
(Res 2021-51, 7/13/21)
State Room w/Kitchen (6 hr min) M-Th
State Room w/Kitchen (6 hr min)
Fri & Sun
State Room w/Kitchen (6 hr min)
Saturdays
Capitol Room (6 hr min) M-Th
Capitol Room (6 hr min) Fri & Sun
Capitol Room (6 hr min) Saturdays
Liberty Room (3 hr min) M-Th
Event Center Bundle
(8 Hr) Saturdays15
Liberty Room (3 hr min) Saturdays
Plaza (3 hr min) M-Th
Plaza (3 hr min) Fri & Sun
Plaza (3 hr min) Saturdays
Event Center Bundle (10 Hr) M-Th
15 Event Center Bundle (8 Hr) M-Th15
Event Center Bundle (6 Hr) M-Th15
Event Center Bundle (10 Hr) Fri & Sun15
Event Center Bundle (8 Hr) Fri & Sun15
Event Center Bundle (6 Hr) Fri & Sun15
Event Center Bundle (10 Hr) Saturdays15
Cocktail Tables (Add-On) - Per Table
Patterson House Docent Room
Includes tour of house and access to modern
kitchen, but not general
access to house.

Event Center Bundle
(6 Hr) Saturdays15
Main Patio (Add-On) - Per Hour
North End Lobby (Add-On) - Per Hour
Dance Floor (Add-On) - Per Day
Bar (Add-On) - Per Day
Event Arch (Add-On) - Per Day
Effective August 12, 2025
28 6. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 N/C ACC $38/hr+ACC $74/hr+ACC $87/hr+ACC $104/hr ----

7. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 a. N/C ACC $186/3 hrs¹¹ $330/3 hrs $516/3 hrs N/A ---- b. N/C ACC $496/8 hrs¹¹ $880/8 hrs $1376/8 hrs N/A ---- c. N/C ACC $62/hr¹¹ $110/hr $172/hr $184/hr ----

8. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 # Tables
a. 25

1. " N/C ACC $415/day $807/day $1135/day ---- ----

2. " N/C ACC N/A $807/day $1135/day ---- ----

3. " N/C ACC $110/day $281/day $415/day ---- ----

4. " N/C ACC N/A $281/day $415/day ---- ----
b. 8

1. " N/C ACC $153/day $378/day $537/day ---- ----

2. " N/C ACC N/A $378/day $537/day ---- ----

3. " N/C ACC $37/day $110/day $184/day ---- ----

4. " N/C ACC N/A $110/day $184/day ---- ----
c. 28

1. " N/C ACC $464/day $904/day $1270/day ---- ----

2. " N/C ACC N/A $904/day $1270/day ---- ----

3. " N/C ACC $122/day $318/day $464/day ---- ----

4. " N/C ACC N/A $318/day $464/day ---- ----
d. 14

1. " N/C ACC $244/day $489/day $671/day ---- ----

2. " N/C ACC N/A $489/day $671/day ---- ----

3. " N/C ACC $62/day $159/day $232/day ---- ----

4. " N/C ACC N/A $159/day $232/day ---- ----
e.

1. a. Whole Area 50 N/C ACC $830/day $1612/day $2270/day ---- ---- b. Area 1 30 N/C ACC $501/day $964/day $1368/day ---- ---- c. Area 2 20 N/C ACC $330/day $648/day $904/day ---- ---- d. 1/5 Area 10 N/C ACC $172/day $318/day $452/day ---- ----

2. a. Whole Area 50 N/C ACC N/A $1612/day $2270/day ---- ---- b. Area 1 30 N/C ACC N/A $964/day $1368/day ---- ----
c. Area 2 20 N/C ACC N/A $648/day $904/day ---- ----
d. 1/5 Area 10 N/C ACC N/A $318/day $452/day ---- ----

3. a. Whole Area 50 N/C ACC $244/day $562/day $830/day ---- ---- b. Area 1 30 N/C ACC $147/day $343/day $501/day ---- ---- c. Area 2 20 N/C ACC $98/day $221/day $330/day ---- ---- d. 1/5 Area 10 N/C ACC $50/day $110/day $171/day ---- ---- (Saturdays) Apr-Oct &
Holida
ys11
Park Area 3 (Res. 9758, 3/26/12)
Historic Parks
3,8
(Facility Rental)
3 hour use (minimum)
8 hour use
Each additional hour
Group Picnic Areas
3, 8, 13
(Res 9937, 7/1/03; Res 2015-46, 7/7/15)
A reserved Group Picnic Area includes all park space up to 100 feet from any picnic table designated for the public area. How ever, this reservation space may not occupy or cross any pedestrian pathw ay, sidew alk, or vehicle parking area.

Central Park Area "A"
(Sun-Fri) Apr-Oct &
Holidays
Reserved Park Area open space shall be designated on the Facility Use Permit as a circle of 100 foot radius centered on some identifiable park feature (31,400 sf), shall not occupy or cross any pedestrian pathw ay, sidew alk, or vehicle parking area and shall not coincide w ith any other reserved park area or distinct park activity feature (i.e. playground, sports field or public toilet building). Reserved Park Area open space requiring greater area than that identified above shall be designated, reserved and charged in multiple increments of the area defined above. (Saturdays) Nov-Mar
(Sun-Fri) Nov-Mar
(Saturdays) Nov-Mar
Central Park Area "B"
(Sun-Fri) Apr-Oct &
Holidays
(Saturdays) Apr-Oct &
Holidays11
(Sun-Fri) Nov-Mar
(Saturdays) Nov-Mar
Central Park Area "C"
(Sun-Fri) Apr-Oct &
Holidays
(Saturdays) Apr-Oct &
Holidays11
(Sun-Fri) Nov-Mar
Sun-Fri; Apr-Oct & Holidays
Saturday; Apr-Oct & Holidays11
Sun-Fri; Nov-Mar
Central Park Area
"C-1" or "C-2"
(Sun-Fri) Apr-Oct &
Holidays
(Saturdays) Apr-Oct &
Holidays
11 (Sun-Fri) Nov-Mar
(Saturdays) Nov-Mar
Palms Pavilion (Central Park Large Group Picnic Area) (Res 2019-05, 3/5/19) Effective August 12, 2025
29 4. # Tables Group I Group II Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 a. Whole Area 50 N/C ACC N/A $562/day $830/day ---- ---- b. Area 1 30 N/C ACC N/A $343/day $501/day ---- ----
c. Area 2 20 N/C ACC N/A $221/day $330/day ---- ----
d. 1/5 Area 10 N/C ACC N/A $110/day $172/day ---- ----
f.

Sheltered Non-Sheltered Sheltered Non-Sheltered

1. $68/min $62/min $79/min $68/min

2. $37/table $31/table $43/table $37/table

3. $37/min $31/min $43/min $37/min

4. $19/table $15/table $31/table $25/table

9. Performance Pavilion Group I
Group II Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 a. N/C ACC $372/min $512/min $712/min $952/min ----
b. N/C ACC $93/addl hr $128/addl hr $178/addl hr $238/addl hr ----

10. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 N/C ACC $74/hr+ACC $74/hr+ACC $74/hr+ACC $74/hr+ACC ----

11. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 a.

1. ---- ---- ---- $74/hr $74/hr ---- ----
b. Commercial Filming and Photography

1. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- $244/day² ----

2. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- $489/day² ----
c.

1. N/C ACC ACC $122/1st hr $122/1st hr² $244/1st hr² ----

2. N/C ACC ACC $62/addl hr $62/addl hr $62/addl hr ----

3. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- $733/8 hr day² ----

4. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- $122/addl hr ----

12. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2 a. N/C ACC $13/hr $25/hr $50/hr ---- ----
b.

1. N/C ACC $13/hr $25/hr $50/hr ---- ----
c.

1. a. Softball/Baseball (City fields)
b.
c.

2. a.
b.
c.
d. Group I
Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2

1. N/C ACC $62/min $112/min $208/min ---- ----

2. N/C ACC $31/addl hr $56/addl hr $104/addl hr ----
e. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2

1. N/C ACC $94/min $166/min $314/min ---- ----

2. N/C ACC $47/addl hr $83/addl hr $157/addl hr ----
Groups III, IV, V, VI will be allowed to conduct fund raising activities only by executing a formal written agreement with the City. If a City facility is used to support a fund raising activity and that facility does not have a "Fremont Private Group" (Group IV) Fee, the minimum hourly fee will be equal to the rate set for private use of "Open Space" (Rate Listed on the above line) plus any actual costs to the City.

Saturday; Nov-Mar
Small Picnic Areas
(Central Park, CNCC, LCCC, IRCC, WSCC)
Resident: Non-Resident:

Two (2) Tables
Additional Table
Non-Profit; Two (2) Tables
Non Profit; Add'l Table
4 hr min., includes electricity
Additional hour)
Fund Raisers
2 Sportsfield Use4,5,7
Filming and Photography
Personal Filming and Photography
Still Photography
Still Photography
Filming/Taping/Set-up & Strike
Patterson House
Still Photography (1st hour)
Still Photography (addl hr)
Filming/Taping/Set-up & Strike
(8 hr day)
Filming/Taping/Set-up & Strike
(Additional Hr)
For Group VI, the fees listed are for use only. Additional fees will be assessed based upon actual cost to City for staff, damage to building and contents, and lost revenue. Fees listed above are for use of the Patterson House; there will be additional fees charged by East Bay Regional Park District for use of Patterson House and/or Ardenwood Farm. Performance bonds or deposits are also required.

Youth Tournaments with out of town teams (per game)
New fees effective each new season
Field Only
Softball
Field Only
Youth Field League Use
Pre/Post Seasonal Playoffs (per player per season)
$9/player/season
Football (City fields) $10/player/season
Soccer $9/player/season
Under Age 10 $8/game
Age 10-15 $9/game
Age 16 and over $11/game
Without Lights (2 hr min)
Without Lights (addl hr)
Synthetic Turf Field
(Irvington, Sigman, Nordvik-half)
Without Lights (2 hr min)
Without Lights (addl hr)
Synthetic Turf Field
(Nordvik-full)

Effective August 12, 2025
30 f. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2

1. N/C ACC $140/min $250/min $470/min ---- ----

2. N/C ACC $70/addl hr $125/addl hr $235/addl hr ----
g.

Nordvik-Full CP 9&10-Full CP 9&10-Half

1. $240/min $360/min N/A N/A

2. $24/hr $36/hr $53/hr $40/hr

3. $470/min $590/min N/A N/A

4. $47/hr $59/hr $76/hr $49/hr
h. Group I Group II8 Group III Group IV Group V Group VI2 Group VII2

1. ---- ---- $31/hr $31/hr $31/hr ---- ----

2. ---- ---- $31/hr $31/hr $31/hr ---- ----
i.

1. N/C ACC $13/hr $19/hr $25/hr ---- ----

2. N/C ACC $31/hr $50/hr $68/hr ---- ----
j.

1. $62/hr

2. $60/hr
B. Resident Non-Resident

1. a.
b. $7/table $11/table
c. $31/bag $43/bag
d. $184 $184
C.

1. All
a. $23/hr
b. $23/hr
c. $25/hr
d. $13/ ½ hr
e. $13/ ½ hr
f. $15/ ½ hr
g. $19/hr
h. $19/hr
i. $4/day
j. $4/day
k. $37
l. $13/hr

2. Resident
Non-Resident
a. $281 $361
b. $381 $544
c. $320 $425
d. $480 $642
e. $362 $489
f. $544 $733

3. All
a. $9/launch
b. $62

4. Resident Non-Resident
a. $11/hr $14/hr
b. $9/hr $11/hr
c. $34/hr $34/hr
Irvington, Sigman, Nordvik-Half
Without Lights (10 hr min)
Synthetic
Synthetic Turf Field
(Central Park, Cricket/Soccer)
Without Lights (2 hr min)
Without Lights (addl hr)
Synthetic Turf Field - Advance Block
Rate for resident non-profit youth
organizations12
Without Lights (addl hr)
With Lights (10 hour minimum)
With Lights (additional hours)
Sports Field Lighting
Grass
$25/ 25 chairs
Northgate Batting Cages
Single Tunnel
Triple Tunnel
Sports Fields Maintenance and
Preparation Services - All Groups
Dragging, Watering, Lining
Trash/Litter pick-up
Equipment Rental
8 (Plus additional ACC as appropriate)
Equipment
Chairs $19/ 25 chairs
El Toro (sailboat)
Banquet Tables
Picnic Sports Bag
Portable Stage Transport and Audio Setup
Central Park Fees (Res. 9476, 12/7/99)
Boat Rental
Canoe, small
Resorter (paddleboat), small
Resorter (paddleboat), large
Resorter (paddleboat), small (1/2 hr)
Canoe, small (1/2 hr)
Resorter (paddleboat) large (1/2 hr)
One (1) year (large space)
Topper (sailboat)
Lifejacket
Paddles, pair
Public education use/boat/class course
Kayak
Boat Storage (each boat)
Six (6) months (small interior or exterior space)
One (1) year (small interior or exterior space)
Six (6) months (medium space)
One (1) year (medium space)
Six (6) months (large space)
Tennis Ball Machine Rental
Launching Fee
Per Launch
Annual Pass
Tennis Court Fee
6 Primetime (Fremont Tennis Center)
Wkdy 4:30 p.m. - 10 p.m.; Wknds-all day
Non-Primetime (Fremont Tennis Center)
Wkdy 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Effective August 12, 2025
31 Resident Non-Resident
d. $96/10 hrs $96/10 hrs
e. $73/10 hrs $73/10 hrs
f. $14/hr/court

5. 6.
a. $9/1st hr $4/ addl ½ hr
b. $5/1st hr $2/ addl ½ hr
c. $13/hr
d. $4/ball
D. Cost Covering Programs

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF USE FOR RECREATION SERVICES
4 Ball Rental
Primetime Tennis Court Coupon (10 hrs)
Wkdy 4:30 p.m. - 10 p.m.; Wknds-all day
Non-Primetime Tennis Court Coupon (10 hrs)
Wkdy 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Advance Group Rental (All Fremont Courts)
(Pre-paid; 5 court minimum)
$14/hr/court
Concession Services - see posted prices on menu
Sand Volleyball Court Fees All
Primetime
Wkdy 3 p.m. - 10 p.m.; Wknds 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Non-primetime
Large Group Play (e.g. Corporations); 3 Hr Max
(Up to 3 courts with City approval;
max 2 courts without City approval)
6 Advance Time Waiver/Tennis Tournaments: Tournament reservations may be made up to 60 days in advance of the first reserved day. The 60-day reservation period may be waived for a time-waiver surcharge of 50%.

Registration fees are published in the City's Recreation Guide. Fees are set to cover all direct costs such as instructors, materials and contracted services, plus overhead allocations. City costs include programming and the use of City facilities. When applicable, $5 is added to the rate when participants are non- residents. If an activity is canceled by the City prior to commencement, pre-paid registration fees shall be refunded. If a registrant withdraws before an activity commences, for circumstances beyond the registrant's reasonable control, pre-paid registration fees may be refunded, less a $10 service charge which will be retained by the City.
1 Group III Users: May use facilities Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (excluding holidays) on an on-going reservation basis at $25/hr fee for a small meeting room, $37/hr fee for a small multi-purpose room, and $68/hr fee for a main hall/large multi-purpose room. Gymnasiums and Downtown Event Center are excluded. 2 Non-refundable Application Fee: a non-refundable application fee shall be charged for all Group VI, Group VII, Fundraiser, Special Events and uses that include unusual requests, in addition to hourly user fees and staff costs as appropriate. Application fee will be applied to total charges only if use is approved. 3 Advanced Time Waiver/Park and Picnic: Groups requesting permits in advance of the stated reservation period will be assessed a time-waiver surcharge of 50%. Stated reservation periods for non-residents is 60 days in advance of the day of use. For resident groups, either community or private groups, the reservation period starts on February 1 of each year. A policy exists whereby a minimum of one major picnic area will either be in use or reserved at all times for use by Fremont groups.

Sportsfields: All non-routine litter pickup and/or damage repairs will be charged to the permittee at actual cost to the City (ACC). 5 Soccer/Football Fields: Soccer/football fields are to be used for scheduled League or Tournament play only. Soccer/football use is by permit. Due to maintenance considerations, permits will not be issued for practice use. 7 Advance Time Waiver/Athletic Tournaments: Tournament reservations may be made in advance up to 30 days for non-resident and 60 days for private resident use. This reservation period may be waived for a time-waiver surcharge of 50%. 8 Cleaning and Damage Deposits: Deposits up to $275 may be made/assigned on all facility, equipment and park use. Any unused funds will be refunded at the end of the season or event. (Performance Bonds may be required for major events.) The Downtown Event Center (DEC) will charge a deposit of $750 for any buyouts, $500 for a normal room rental, & $250 for a Plaza Rental. 9 Teen Center Use Priorities: First priority is given to City operated teen programs; second priority is given to teen related rentals; third priority is given to other general City recreation programs and fourth priority is given to general rental use. 10 Use by Other Governmental Jurisdictions: Governmental agencies that provide reciprocal use of their facilities to City recreation programs at no charge shall be subject to classification as a Group II user. Governmental agencies that do not provide free use of their facilities shall be charged the Group III non-profit use rate.
11 Primetime Use: Primetime is Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. Resident non-profit groups use will be charged the Group IV resident rate during Primetime. 12 Advance Block Rate: Resident non-profit youth organizations may reserve a minimum 10-hour block of use on synthetic turf fields at the Advance Block Rate fee. Resident adult non-profit cricket organizations may reserve a minimum 25-hour block of use on Central Park Cricket/Soccer Fields 9 & 10 (only) at the Advanced Block Rate. Advance Block Rate fees must be paid in full in advance at the time of reservation. A minimum of 2 hours per reservation must be booked in order to qualify for the Advanced Block Rate. 13 Discounts for Large Group Picnic Areas with Catering Package: The Director of Community Services or Designee can offer up to a 20% discount off the approved Central Park Group Picnic Area fees for any picnic area rental if they book a package that also includes City catering services. 14 15 Downtown Event Center Bundles: Includes: entire building, outdoor patio, dance floor, use of the cocktail tables and a 10% discount. Bundles do not include Downtown Plaza exclusive use, but it may be added for the listed rental fee. published Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), San Francisco Bay Area index for the Master Fee Schedule. Annual rate changes, if any, are published on the City’s website at www.fremont.gov and become effective on July 1.

Rate changes on 7/1/25 were based upon an index of 1.3% (May 1, 2024 thru April 30, 2025).

Annual CPI-U Increases: The Director of Community Services can authorize annual cost of service changes in order to tie to the most recently

Effective August 12, 2025
32 IV. ANIMAL SERVICES (Res. 2006-50, 6/13/06)

A. Animal License and Permit Fees
001.21910.3330 1. License for Dog or Cat
(Fremont) a. Unspayed/unneutered – 1 year $25
2 b. Unspayed/unneutered – 2 year $35 1
001.21940.3331 c. Unspayed/unneutered – 3 year $42 1 (Newark) d. Spayed/neutered – 1 year $12 2
e. Spayed/neutered – 2 year $17 1
001.21940.3332 f. Spayed/neutered – 3 year $21 1
(Union City) g. Senior Citizen (60+ ) Pet License (an approximated 10% discount) 1) Unspayed/Unneutered – 1 year $22
001.21940.3333 2) Unspayed/Unneutered – 2 year $30 (San Leandro) 3) Unspayed/Unneutered – 3 year $38 4) Spayed/Neutered – 1 year $11
5) Spayed/Neutered – 2 year $15
6) Spayed/Neutered – 3 year $19
h. Penalty (delinquency fee) $10
3 i. Change of owner, address, lost tag, or transfer of valid dog or $6 cat license from another ci ty/county within California j. Replacement of damaged license tag No Charge
k. Service Dogs as defined by the ADA and California law No Charge l. Pet owner participating in HEAP, LIRA, or Universal Lifeline Service Programs (proof required) No Charge

2. Animal Fancier Permits and Potentially Dangerous Dog License Fees a. Animal permit fee – 1 year $122
9 b. Animal permit fee – 2 year $153 9
c. Animal permit fee – 3 year $184 9
d. Animal permit Delinquency Fee $50 6
e. Animal permit fee – Temporary $35
f. Senior Citizen (60+) Animal Fancie r Permit Fee (an approximated 50% discount) 1) Animal Permit Fee – 1 year $20
2) Animal Permit Fee – 2 year $40
3) Animal Permit Fee – 3 year $60
g. Potentially Dangerous Dog License Annual Fee $122
h. Potentially Dangerous Dog License Delinquency Fee $50 6 B. Animal Service Fees
001.21910.3780 1. Impounding Charges
(Fremont) a. Unlicensed Dogs and Cats $92
3 b. Licensed Dogs and Cats $46 3
c. Livestock Minimum $50 3 & 5a
001.21940.3781 d. Non-spec ified animals Minimum $12 3 & 5a (Newark) e. Additional impoundments for the same animal 1) Second impoundment, two times the impoundment charge 001.21940.3782 2) Third and subsequent impound ment, three times the impoundment charge (Union City) 3) An additional fine per animal shall be assessed pursuant to Food and Agriculture Sections 30804.7 and 31751.7
001.21940.3783 i. First Occurrence $35
(San Leandro) ii. Second Occurrence $50
iii. Third/Subsequent Occurrences $100

2. Feeding and Boarding Charges per Day
a. Dogs and cats $18
5b
b. Livestock Minimum $60 5a
c. Non-specified animals Minimum $12 5a

3. Special Services
a. Services for animals less than 80 lbs. which can be provided by one staff person 1) Stray animal transportation No Charge
2) Dead, owned animal picked up by Animal Services
a) Unlicensed $88
b) Licensed $76
3) Live, owned animal picked up by Animal Services for euthanasia (including litters)
a) Unlicensed Cat $133
b) Licensed Cat $121
c) Unlicensed Dog $163
d) Licensed Dog $151
b. Services for animals over 80 lbs. or t hose which may require more than one staff person 1) Dead, owned animal picked up by Animal Services
a) Unlicensed $103
Effective August 12, 2025
33 b) Licensed $91
2) Live, owned animal picked up by Animal Services
a) Unlicensed $193
b) Licensed $181
c. Transportation only, dur ing normal operating hours:
1) Unlicensed $84
2) Licensed $72
3) Non-specified animals $72
d. Emergency ambulance, rescue service, or vi cious animal response. Minimum $104 5a & 5c
Cost of veterinary treatment will be charged to pet owner. e. Disposal of dead animals brought to the animal shelter 1) Under 80 lbs. $28
2) 80 lbs. or over $38
f. Owner Surrendered Fee
1) Dogs $55
10 2) Cats $42 10
g. Preparation of owned biting animal for fluorescent rabies antibody test $126 7 & 8 by Alameda County Health Department
h. Trap rental
1) Deposit $70
2) Per day use fee $8
i. Veterinary hospital pickup and disposal
1) 1-5 animals $92
2) Each additional animal $4
3) Monthly charge without limit $200
j. Home quarantine inspection
1) Unlicensed $132
11 2) Licensed $120
k. Loose livestock confinement Minimum $60 5a
l. Mirco-chipping of adopt ed, owned, dogs/cats/rabbits $36 m. Administering medication to owned animals $8 /day
n. FELV/FIV testing $29

4. Adoption Fees - Waive adoption fee for Seniors (60+) a. Dog or cat adoptions $24

b. Rabies vaccination fee $10 4
c. Cat spay/neuter fee $54
d. Dog spay/neuter fee $91
e. Non-specified animals Minimum $5 5a

5. Administrative fee for proce ssing refunds for adopted animals $15 returned for reasons other than biting or illness
702.21910.2204 6. Animal Services Tribute Wall Donations a. Donation plaque (1” x 3”) with paid adoption fees $20 b. Donation plaque (1” x 3”) Minimum $50 c. Donation plaque (4” x 5”) Minimum $1,000

Effective August 12, 2025
34 GENERAL CONDITIONS OF USE FOR ANIMAL SERVICES
1 Two or three year pet licenses are purchased by pet owners at a reduced fee at their option and, therefore, are not refundable in whole or in part, nor will credit be allowed toward licenses for other pets. 2 Pet owners presenting a receipt from a veterinarian clinic or municipal animal shelter for prepayment of a spay or neuter operation for their pet will be allowed to purchase a one year license at the spay/neuter rate. 3 Late penalty shall be assessed when pet license is not renewed within thirty (30) days following expiration, when unlicensed dog/cat has been in the City of Fremont for more than thirty (30) days, when a pet license has not been purchased within thirty (30) days following the rabies vaccination.
4 California law requires municipal animal shelters to collect a deposit for rabies vaccination for each dog adopted. Rabies vaccination fee subject to change dependent on fees charged by local veterinarians. 5 Explanation of References
(a) Fees listed are the minimum charge. Actual fees will be computed at the cost of labor plus overhead and/or cost of materials involved in providing the services.
(b) Animal boarding charges will be levied for each overnight st ay including days in which the animal shelter is not open to the public.
(c) When an injured stray animal is taken to a veterinarian for treatment, boarding charges start as of the date of impound. If the owner is initially unknown, but identified late r, all charges will be assessed against the owner. 6 Animal Permit and Potentially Dangerous Dog License delinquency fees shall be assessed when each permit license renewal fee is not received by the City within thirty (30) days following expiration. 7 Fee may not represent full City cost, such as, medical, boardi ng, euthanasia, transportation, etc. in providing this service. 8 Fluorescent rabies anti-body test conducted by Alameda Count y Health Department shall be charged to pet owner and will be subject to change based on County’s fees.
9 Fee provides initial processing and one property inspection. Additional inspections or City services will be billed at actual cost of labor plus overhead and/or cost of materials involved in providing the service. 10 Plus four (4) days of required boarding will be charged in addition to the Owner Surrendered Fee. 11 There will also be a charge for the appropriate License Fee.

Effective August 12, 2025
35 V. Human Services

A. Youth and Family Services Counseling Fees (Res. 2018-45, 7/10/18, Res 2020-60, 12/15//20)

1. The following are the established fees for persons receiving counseling sessions at the Youth and Family Services Counseling Center and are based on family income and number of persons in the household.

102.
53210.3621
53410.3621
53440.3621
Maximum Mental Health Service Fees

Per Hour
Per 50 Min.

Session
Mental Health $210.00 $175
Case Management $162.60 $136
Crisis Intervention $310.20 $259
Group Therapy $58.80 $49
Medication Support $387.00 N/A

Sliding Fee Scale

2. Special Conditions for Youth and Family Services
a. Clients meeting the criter ia of the Youth and Family Services contract with Alameda County Probation Department to serve status offenders, youth on probation and first-time criminal offenders referred by Fremont PD, will be seen for the number of sessions specified in the contract without charge and will then be charged regular fees.

Income Level
% of Median
Income
% of
Fee
Per Session Rate (12/20)
Mental
Health
Case
Mgmt. Crisis
Group
Therapy
0-28% 7% $10 $8 $15 $3
Extremely Low 29%-37% 10% $15 $12 $22 $4
38%-45% 13% $20 $16 $30 $6
Low Income 46%-51% 17% $25 $19 $37 $7
52%-55% 20% $30 $23 $44 $8
56%-60% 23% $35 $27 $52 $10
61%-64% 30% $45 $35 $67 $13
65%-69% 36% $55 $43 $81 $16
70%-74% 40% $60 $47 $89 $17
75%-78% 46% $70 $54 $104 $20
Moderate Income 79%-83% 50% $75 $58 $111 $21
84%-87% 53% $80 $62 $118 $23
88%-92% 60% $90 $70 $133 $25
93%-95% 63% $95 $74 $141 $27
Area Median 96%-100% 66% $100 $78 $148 $28
101%-105% 70% $105 $82 $155 $30
106%-110% 73% $110 $85 $163 $31
111%-115% 76% $115 $89 $170 $32
116%-120% 79% $120 $93 $178 $34
121%-125% 83% $125 $97 $185 $35
126%-130% 86% $130 $101 $192 $37
131%-135% 93% $145 $113 $215 $41
Full Fee 136%-up 100% $175 $136 $259 $49
Effective August 12, 2025
36 b. The maximum group session fee may vary from the examples shown above based on duration of the group, number of participants enrolled and the number of staff leading the group, to ensure that fees charged do not exceed the Short-Doyle rates.
c. Fees may be waived under special circumstances, which include, but are not limited to, the following:
(1) Emergency sessions.
(2) Payment of the fee would cause financial hardship to the client. (3) Client would refuse to necessary services if assessed a fee, which would likely result in higher cost interventions.
(4) Self-referred youth who is the only family me mber involved in counseling when the parents refuse to pay.
d. Insurance companies will be billed based on the publ ished rate shown above. Client copayment will not exceed the amount determined by application of the sliding fee schedule, based on client’s income and number of dependents.
e. Clients, upon request, will be required to submit verifi cation of income necessary to satisfy HUD income eligibility guidelines.

B. Age Well Centers (Res. 2020-60, 12/15/20, 2021-72, 11/9/2021)

1. Age Well Center Meal Fee* Member Fee Non-Member and Non-Senior Fee a. Lunch $5.00 $7.00
b. Special Lunch $6.00 $8.00
*Above fees may be increased without Council approval when cost of products purchased requires an increase to guarantee that fees cover costs. Fees changed under this provision will be confirmed with Council on the next Fee Resolution update.

2. Facility Rental Schedule Age Well Center at Lake Elizabeth (Res. 9451, 7/27/99; 9871, 1/ 14/03; 2006-28; 4/4/06, 2020-60, 12/15/20, 2021-72, 11/9/2021) 186.53310.3763
a. Group Classificat ions/Definitions
(1) Group IV: Non-Profit Groups
A. Resident
B. Non-Resident
(2) Group V: Private Functions
A. Resident
B. Nonresident
(3) Group VI: Commercial Use
Rates
(1) Multipurpose room
-Group IV-A $67/hr
-Group IV-B $77/hr
-Group V-A $113/hr
-Group V-B $128/hr
-Group VI $185/hr
(2) Wing A
-Group IV-A $52/hr
-Group IV-B $62/hr
-Group V-A $93/hr
-Group V-B $108/hr
-Group VI $128/hr
(3) Wing B
-Group IV-A $47/hr
-Group IV-B $57/hr
-Group V-A $82/hr
-Group V-B $98/hr
-Group VI $118/hr
(4) Wing C
-Group IV-A $20/hr
-Group IV-B $25/hr
-Group V-A $40/hr
-Group V-B $45/hr
-Group VI $55/hr
(5) Kitchen (minimum is 1 hour)
-Group IV-A, IV-B $67/hr
-Group V-A, V-B, VI $77/hr
(6) Refundable Cleaning/Damage Deposit: All Groups $275

Effective August 12, 2025
37 SPECIAL CONDITIONS
a. Overtime hours will be charged at one and one-half (1-1/2) times the hourly rate, plus the hourly rate for staff. b. Commercial Use: $50 nonrefundable application fee will be applied towards building charge c. A $275 cleaning/damage deposit will be charged to all Groups. This is refundable. d. Break down of what will be deducted from cleaning/damage deposit for failure to comply with requirements and staff has to perform the function.
(1) Tables/chairs not cleaned $50
(2) Spills on floors not wiped up and/or debris not swept up $50 (3) Room not rearranged properly and furniture not put away $50 (4) Garbage and trash not emptied into dumpster $50
(5) Kitchen not clean $50
(6) Garbage and trash left in patio $50
(7) False fire alarm or request for police services necessitated by disturbance $75 (8) More than one change request $30
(9) Balloon retrieval $50
(10) Kitchen strainer not emptied $50
(11) Excessive mess left in the restrooms $50
(12) Damage to equipment, property & plants Actual Cost of Replacement e. Six (6) hour minimum charge required for party usage such as weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, etc. f. If rooms are to be divided costs may be prorated.
g. A fee of $200 per half (1/2) hour for events exceeding 1:00 a.m. closing on Friday and Saturdays, and 11:00 pm closing on Sundays.
h. A penalty fee based on the total cost of the rental will be charged for cancellation prior to the event -30% - 30 or more days prior to the event
-50% - 29-11 days prior to the event
-100% - 10 days or less prior to the event
i. Annual CPI-U Increases: The Director of Human Services may authorize annual fee increases in an amount not to exceed the most recently published Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), San Francisco Bay Area Index. Annual rate changes, if any, are published on the City’s website at www.fremont.gov and become effective on July 1.

Effective August 12, 2025
38 2. Facility Rental Schedule Age Well Center at South Fremont (Res. 9451, 7/27/99; 9871, 1/14/03; 2006-28; 4/4/06) 186.53310.3763
a. Group Classifications/Definitions
(1) Group IV: Non-Profit Groups
A. Resident
B. Non-Resident
(2) Group V: Private Functions
A. Resident
B. Nonresident
(3) Group VI: Commercial Use
Rates
(1) Multipurpose Room
-Group IV-A $ 67/hr
-Group IV-B $77/hr
-Group V-A $123/hr
-Group V-B $138/hr
-Group VI $200/hr
(2) Conference Room
-Group IV-A $33/hr
-Group IV-B $43/hr
-Group V-A $58/hr
-Group V-B $74/hr

(3) Large Activity Room
-Group IV-A
-Group IV-B
-Group V-A
-Group V-B
-Group VI
(4) Small Activity
-Group IV-A
-Group IV-B
-Group V-A
-Group V-B
-Group VI
(5) Kitchen (minimum is 1 hour)
-Group IV-A, IV-B
-Group V-A, V-B, VI
(6) Bocce Court (minimum is 2 hours)
-Group IV-A, IV-B
-Group V-A, V-B, V

Refundable Cleaning/Damage Deposit: All Groups
$47/hr
$57/hr
$87/hr
$102/hr
$123/hr

$36/hr
$46/hr
$61/hr
$77/hr
$97/hr

$67/hr
$77/hr

$16/hr
$26/hr

$275/hr

SPECIAL CONDITIONS
a. Overtime hours will be charged at one and one-half (1-1/2) ti mes the hourly rate, plus the hourly rate for staff. b. Commercial Use: $50 nonrefundabl e application fee will be applied towards building charge c. A $275 cleaning/damage deposit will be charg ed to all Groups. This is refundable. d. Break down of what will be deduct ed from cleaning/damage deposit for failure to comply with requirements e. and staff has to perform the function.

1. Tables/chairs not cleaned $50

2. Spills on floors not wiped up and/or debris not swept up $50

3. Room not rearranged properly and furniture not put away $50

4. Garbage and trash not emptied into dumpster $50

5. Kitchen not clean $50

6. Garbage and trash left in patio $50

7. False fire alarm or request for police services necessitated by disturbance $75

8. More than one change request $30

9. Balloon retrieval $50

10. Kitchen strainer not emptied $50

11. Excessive mess left in the restrooms $50

12. Damage to equipment, property & pl ants Actual Cost of Replacement

13. Six (6) hour minimum charge required for party usage such as weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, etc.

14. If rooms are to be divided costs may be prorated.

15. A fee of $200 per half (1/2) hour for events exceeding 1:00 a.m. closing on Friday and Saturdays, and 11:00 pm closing on Sundays.

16. A penalty fee based on the total co st of the rental will be charged for cancellation prior to the Effective August 12, 2025
39 event -30% - 30 or more days prior to the event and -50% - 29-11 days prior to the event. f. Annual CPI-U Increases: The Director of Human Services may authorize annual fee increases in an amount not to exceed the most recently published Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), San Francisco Bay Area Index. Annual rate changes, if any, are published on the City’s website at www.fremont.gov and become effective on July 1.

186.53310.3763
186.53410.3763

3. Age Well Centers Membership (effective July 1,2021)
Residents Non-residents
$35 $45
186.53310.3706
186.53410.3706

4. Age Well Center Cost Covering Program
Class Registration fees are published in the City's Age Friendly Fremont Newsletter. Fees are set to cover direct costs such as instructors, materials and contracted services, plus overhead allocations, while taking into consideration seniors on fixed incomes. City costs include programming and the use of City facilities. When applicable, a $20 flat fee is added to the rate when participants are non-residents.

Fees may be waived or reduced under special circumstances, which include, but are not limited to, the following:
a. Payment of the full fee would cause financial hardship to the senior b. Inability to pay the full fee and participate in the class would result in isolation and lack of socialization.

102. C. Family Case Management Fees (Res. 2018-45, 7/10/18, 2020-60, 12/15/20) 53440.3761 1.

The following are the established family targeted case management fees applied to both those receiving Medi-Cal and benefits as well as those who do not.

HUD Income
Level
Percent of
Median Income
Percent
of Fee
Per Encounter
Rate 07/18)
Extremely Low 0-39% 1% $8
Low 40-59% 3% $24
60-69% 5% $41
Moderate 70-89% 7% $57
Area Median 90-109% 10% $81
110-129% 20% $163
130-139% 30% $244
140-159% 45% $366
160-179% 60% $488
180-189% 70% $570
190-199% 80% $651
200% and above 100% $814

2. Special Conditions for Family Case Management
a. Fees paid by clients for family targeted case management may be waived if one of the following applies:
(1) Payment of the fee would cause financial hardship to the client (2) Client would refuse necessary services if a ssessed a fee, which would likely result in higher cost interventions
b.

Above fees may be increased without Council Approval when cost of services requires an increase in program fees to sustain program viability. Fees changed under this provision will be confirmed with Council on the next Fee Resolution Update

102 D. Senior Case Management Fees (Res. 2018-64, 7/10/18, 2020-60, 12/15/20) 53210.3761 1. The following are the established s enior targeted case management fees applied to both those receiving Medi-Cal and benefits as well as those who do not.

HUD Income
Level
Percent of
Median Income
Percent
of Fee
Per Encounter
Rate (12/20)
Extremely Low 0-39% 1% $13
Low 40-59% 3% $40
60-69% 5% $66
Effective August 12, 2025
40 Moderate 70-89% 7% $93
Area Median 90-109% 10% $133
110-129% 20% $266
130-139% 30% $399
140-159% 45% $598
160-179% 60% $797
180-189% 70% $930
190-199% 80% $1,063
200% and above 100% $1,329

2. Special Conditions for Senior Case Management
a. Fees paid by clients for senior targeted case management may be waived if one of the following applies:
(1) Payment of the fee would cause financial hardship to the client (2) Client would refuse necessary services if a ssessed a fee, which would likely result in higher cost interventions
b. Above fees may be increased without Council approval when cost of services requires an increase in program fees to sustain program viability. Fees changed under this provision will be confirmed with Council on the next Fee Resolution Update.

E. Facility Rental Schedule, Fremont Family Resource Center (Res. 2012-22, 4/17/12, Res. 2024-02, 2/6/24)

1. Group Classifications/Definitions
(a) Group I: City of Fremont Use
(b) Group II: Use by Ot her Government Jurisdictions
(c) Group III: Fremont Non-profit Groups
(d) Group IV: Fremont Residents and Non-resident Non-profit Groups (e) Group V: Non-resident groups
(f) Group VI: Business
(g) N/C: No Charge
(h) ACC: Actual Cost to City

2. Rates for Family Resource Center
(a) Pacific Room
-Group I N/C
-Group II ACC
-Group III $50
-Group IV $60
-Group V $80
-Group VI $110
(b) Enterprise Room
-Group I N/C
-Group II ACC
-Group III $40
-Group IV $50
-Group V $70
-Group VI $75
(c) Mediterranean Room
-Group I N/C
-Group II ACC
-Group III $40
-Group IV $50
-Group V $70
-Group VI $75
(d) Nova Room
-Group I N/C
-Group II ACC
-Group III $40
-Group IV $50
-Group V $70
-Group VI $75
(e) Caribbean Room
-Group I N/C
-Group II ACC
Effective August 12, 2025
41 -Group III $45
-Group IV $55
-Group V $75
-Group VI $80
(f) Millennium Room
-Group I N/C
-Group II ACC
-Group III $50
-Group IV $60
-Group V $80
-Group VI $110
Refundable Cleaning/Danage Deposit:
- All Groups $275

SPECIAL CONDITIONS
a. Overtime hours will be charged at one and one-half (1-1/2) ti mes the hourly rate, plus the hourly rate for staff. b. A $275 cleaning/damage deposit will be charge d to all groups. This is refundable. c. Rental rates are subject to change without notice.
d. Break down of what wil be deduct ed from cleaning/damage deposit for failure to comply with requirements:

1. Tables/chairs not cleaned $50

2. Spills on floors not wiped up and/or debris not swept up $50

3. Room not rearranged properly and furniture not put away $50

4. Garbage and trash not emptied into dumpster $50

5. Garbage and trash left in patio $50

6. False fire alarm or request for police services necessitated by disturbance $75

7. More than one change requests $25

8. Excessive mess left in restrooms $50

9. Damage to equipment, property & plants Actual Cost of Replacement

10. A fee of $100 per half (1/2) hour for events sceeeding 11:00p.m. closing.

11. A penalty fee based on the total costs of the rental will be charged for cancellation prior to the event – No Charge – 30 or more days prior to the event -30% - 29-11 days prior to the event -100% - 10 days or less to the event.

All users of facilities to abide by the Fremont Family Resource Center Facility Use Policy.

Hyperlink:
https://www.fremont.gov/home/s howpublisheddocument/10718/637916871739330000

3. Community organizations: In an effort to remain accessi ble to community organizations, the follow fees are offered for daytime usage
(a) Fremont non-profits: 4 times/year at no cost
(b) Newark/Union City non-prof its: 2 times/year at no cost (c) Government/Education organi zations: 3 times/year at no cost e. Annual CPI-U Increases: The Director of Human Services may authorize annual fee increases in an amount not to exceed the most recently published Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), San Francisco Bay Area Index. Annual rates changes, if any, are published on the City’s website at www.fremont.gov and become effective on July 1.

G
Effective August 12, 2025
42 F. Senior Mental Health Services Fees (Res. 2017-64, 7/18/17)

1. The following are the established senior mental health services fees applied to both those receiving Medi- Cal and Medicare benefits as well as those who do not.
102.53210.3761
Income Level
Percent of
Median
Income
Percent
of
Full Fee
Per Hour
Rate
Mental
Health
Per Hour
Rate Case
Mgmt.

Per Hour
Rate
Medication
Support

Per Hour
Rate Crisis
Intervention

Extremely Low 0-39% 0% $0 $0 $0 $0
40-59% 5% $13 $10 $21 $20
60-69% 7% $18 $14 $42 $28
Moderate 70-89% 10% $38 $30 $63 $60
90-109% 20% $50 $40 $84 $80
110-129% 30% $75 $60 $126 $120
130-139% 40% $100 $80 $168 $160
140-159% 50% $125 $100 $210 $200
160-179% 60% $150 $120 $252 $240
180-189% 70% $175 $140 $294 $280
190-199% 80% $200 $160 $336 $320

200% and
above 100% $250 $200 $420 $400

2. Special Conditions for Senior Mental Health Services:

Fees paid by clients for senior mental health services may be waived if one of the following applies:
(a) Payment of the fee would c ause financial hardship to the client. (b) Client would refuse necessary services if asse ssed a fee, which would likely result in higher cost interventions.

G. FRC Mental Health Services Fees (Res. 2012-22, 4/17/12)

1. Family resource center mental health services for those who are and are not receiving Medi-Cal benefits.

Income Level
% of
Median
Income
% of
Full Fee
Mental
Health
(hourly)
Case
Mgmt
(hourly)
Extremely Low 0-39% 0% $0 $0
40-59% 5% $9 $7
60-69% 7% $13 $10
70-89% 10% $27 $21
90-109% 20% $36 $28
110-129% 30% $54 $42
130-139% 40% $72 $56
140-159% 50% $90 $70
160-179% 60% $108 $84
180-189% 70% $126 $98
190-199% 80% $144 $112

200% and
above 100% $180 $140

2. Special Conditions for Senior Mental Health Services Fees paid by clients of mental health se rvices may be waived if one of the following applies (a) Payment of the fee would c ause financial hardship to the client. (b) Client would refuse necessary services if assessed a fee which would like result in higher cost interventions.

H. RENT REVIEW PROGRAM FEE (Res. 2018-17, 4/10/2018, 2021-39, 6/15/2021) 197.
53510 3799 1. Rent Review Program Fee $12.00/Residential Rental Unit Effective August 12, 2025
43 VI. MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS

A. Maintenance FEE DEPOSIT
00142004.3767 1. Callout Charge (Admin. Costs)
For making emergency and property damage repairs, $200, plus cleanup of streets, and barric ading hazardous individual labor conditions resulting from c onstruction, rates and materials farming or other activities
00142005.3767 2. Temporary Barricades/Stop Signs
a. Per barricade/stop sign per day Rates based on most recent (24 hour period or fraction thereof) Caltrans “Labor Surcharge and Equipment Rental Rates”
publication.
http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/construc/equipmnt.html
b. Charge for barricades/stop sign Replacement Cost stolen, lost or damaged per
barricade/stop sign
00142005.3767 3. Individual Labor Rates Salary+benefits+overhead 00142005.3767 4. Equipment Rental Rates
(excluding driver)
Backhoe Rates based on most recent
Chain saw Caltrans “Labor Surcharge Compressor and Equipment Rental Rates” Dump truck publication.

Fork Lift http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/construc/equipmnt.html Grader
Haz-Mat trailer
High ranger
Hydro jet rodder
Limb chipper
Loader - 1 yd. bucket
Loader - 3 yd. bucket
One ton truck
Overshot loader
Patch truck
Pickup truck/sedan
R o l l e r
Spreader box
Stumper
Sweeper
T r a c t o r D - 4
Tractor w/loader
T r a i l e r
Water Pump 3"
Water truck/VAC ALL
Welder
00142005.3767 5. Materials - City Furnished Replacement Cost 00142005.5134 Neighborhood Crime Watch Signs Replacement Cost, plus individual labor rates City “C” type pole (if needed), and materials
00142005.3767 6. Contractor Services and Equipment Cost+20% adm. Fee* 00142005.3767 7. Nonessential Sign Insta llation Fee $100 / installation …

Effective August 12, 2025
44 VII. PUBLIC SAFETY (Res. 2008-24, 6/3/08)

A. Police
Fees do not include applicable processing or application charges levied by outside agencies 001.21110.3778 1. Firearms Dealer License
a. New $330
b. Renewal $111
001.21110.3778 2. Concealed Weapon License (Firearm)
a. New License Fee: $499
1 b. Renewal License Fee: $200 1
c. Modification License Fee: $50 1
001.21110.3778 3. Police Reports
a. Per single report/verification letter $16
b. Letter of clearance $16
c. Computer generated activity reports Actual Cost
001.21110.3778 4. Records Check for Non-Governmental Agencies To include review of local criminal history by involved subject, each $15 001.21110.3778 5. Taxi Driver & Taxicab Business Permi t Fees (Res 2010-45, 7/13/10, Res 2012-56 11/13/12) a. New Taxicab Driver's permit $375
b. Annual Taxicab Driver’s Permit renewal $140
c. Taxicab Driver’s Permit Transfer $50
d. New Taxicab Business Permit $249
e. Taxicab Business Permit Background Investigation $130 f. Taxicab Business Permit Annual Renewal $189
g. Taxicab Business Vehicle Re-inspection $36

6. Police CD/DVD Processing Services (Public)
a. CD/DVD Processing Base Fee (two-part fee) $45
1) CD $8 each
2 ) D V D $17 each
001.21650.3773 7. Panic, Duress, and Robbery Al arm Permit Fees (Res. 2021-72, 11/9/2021) a. Permit application fee, pursuant to Section 9.10.060, Fremont Municipal Code $40
b. Permit renewal fee (every two years from date of first permit application), pursuant to 9.10.070, Fremont Municipal Code $20
c. Excessive Service fees, (responding to more than three false alarms in 120 days or five false alarms in 365 days), pursuant to 9.10.180 (a)-(e), Fremont Municipal Code $60
001.21110.3778 8. Second Hand Dealer License
a. New $116
b. State Application fee $300
1 TOTAL $416
c. Renewal $3
d. State Application fee $300
1 TOTAL $303
001.21110.3778 9. Tape Recordings of Telepho ne and/or Radio Communications Incident Related records for public release, applicable personnel’s salary and benefits plus overhead prorated per hour in 15 minute increments with minimum charge of one hour plus $5.00 charge per CD
001.21210.3778 10. Security and Traffic Control Actual Cost Regular or overtime salary, benefits, plus overhead
(for Special Events refer to Special Events Fee)
001.21110.3778 11. Towed Vehicle Fee
For a vehicle towed under the directi on of the Fremont Police Department $105 001.21620.3776 12. Jail Booking Fee - Per Booking (Newark & Union City) 3 (Res. 2010-36, 6/8/10)
a. Full Jail Access Fee $374.80 3 b. Partial Jail Access Fee $265.90 3
c. Pro-rated Jail Booking Fee Varies 3
d. Full Jail Booking Fee $187.40 3
e. Partial Jail Booking Fee $132.94 3
001.21210.3779 13. Driving Under the Influence Accidents a. Police Officer's time (s alary and benefits) Actual Cost b. Lab cost Actual Cost
The authority to bill (maximum liability $12,000) for this item per Government Code Sections 53150-53159.

Effective August 12, 2025
45 001.21650.3799 14. Places of Entertainment (POE ) License Application Fee (Res. 2015-61, 7/21/15) (two-part fee – Background and Application)
a. POE Background Investigation ( each Applicant and/or Responsible Person) 1) New (expires five years from issue) $183
2) Renewal (every five years) $183
b. POE Class 1 Application License Fee
1) New (expires five years from issue) $1,500
2) Renewal (every five years) $1,500
c. POE Class 2 Application License Fee
1) New (expires five years from issue) $500
2) Renewal (every five years) $500
d. POE Modification Fee $500
001.21620.3337 15. Digital Livescan Finger printing Services (Res. 2009-21, 4/28/09) a. Fingerprinting Service Fee $22
b. Pass-through Applicant Background Fees (fees collected on behalf of DOJ/FBI/CAIC, as applicable)
1) Department of Justice (DOJ) Fee $32
1 2) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Fee $19 1 3) Child Abuse Index Check (CAIC) Fee $15 1
001. 16. Alternative Confinement (“Pay -to-Stay”) Program (Res 2012-13, 3/20/12) 21620.3335 a. Application Processing Fee $45
21620.3336 b. Daily rental charge $155

001.21110.3778 17. Video Redaction Fee (Res 2019-07, 3/19/19) Actual Cost Regular or overtime salary, benefits, plus overhead

001.21240.3385 18. Parking permits (Res 2016-61, 9/20/16) PERMIT FEE a. Permanent vehicle permit $3.00
b. Visitor permit $4.00

____________________________
1 Fees established by State and FBI and subject to change. May be changed to agree with fees established by State and FBI. 2 Fee is subject to legislative and State action changes effective in Fiscal Year 2008/2009. 3 Fees will automatically adjust to reflect current fees charged at the Alameda County Detention Facilities.

Effective August 12, 2025
46 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 Inspec tions: No fire code permit required.

Please refer to the staff r eport attached to Resolution No. 9941 for additional information. The fee list ed covers the first two inspection visits only. Any additional visits fall into the follow-up inspection category. a. Institutional and Multi-residentia l 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 Ri sk: 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 (Specia l 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 insp ection, 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 Equi pment 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
a. Paramedic Services Job cost*
Effective August 12, 2025
47 b. Fire personnel coverage Job cost*

001.22200.3635 15. Hazardous Materials Spil ls Clean-up – Fees Related Thereto a. Labor Cost – Salary and benefits plus overhead pr orated Job Cost* per hour in 15 minute increments, or multiples thereof
b. Material Costs – City furnished Replenish cost
c. Contract services/equipment including dispos al 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’ hourly 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. Certifie d 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 Over sight 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 $67 001.22440.3789 (2) Federal Risk Management Program (CALARP) $370 001.22440.3790 (3) Underground Tank Program (UGT) $20/tank 702.22440.3792 (4) Aboveground Petroleum St orage Act Fee (ASPA) $26/tank facility 001-22440-3783 (5) CERS Next Gen Project $27

001.22430.3750 f. Underground Tank System Modification HWR-Review (1) Review of modification plan $95/hr
Effective August 12, 2025
48 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 M anagement 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 re view 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 Facilit y Use Fee Schedule (Res. 2012-57, 11/13/12) Facility Half-Day Fee Full-Day Fee Administrative Faciliti es (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 Material s Training Facility N/A N/A
-California State Traini ng Institute (CSTI) N/A N/A

PUBLIC SAFETY FIRE PERMIT FEE GUIDELINES:

1. Payment Due Dates:
a. Hazardous Materials Management Initial Compliance Review fee due at the time a facility is first notified by the City they Effective August 12, 2025
49 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 substantial 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 bet ween 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 bet ween 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 bet ween 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).