CITY OF FULLERTON
FIRE DEPARTMENT FEES
# Description Current Fee / Charge Proposed FY2023-24
Fee / Charge
1 Operational Permits- 2022 CFC- Section 105
2 Additive Manufacturing New 73.00
3 Aerosol Products, aerosol cooking spray products and plastic aerosol 3 products 149.00 172.00 4 Aircraft refueling vehicles New 146.00
5 Amusement buildings same fee as Places of Assembly same fee as Places of Assembly
6 Aviation facilities 228.00 267.00
7 Carnivals and fairs see Places of Assembly same fee as Places of Assembly
8 Cellulose nitrate film 205.00 209.00
9 Christmas Tree Lots 212.00 257.00
10 Christmas Tree Lot Deposit $1,000 1,000.00 1,000.00
11 Combustible dust-producing operations 192.00 214.00
12 Combustible fibers 180.00 206.00
13 Compressed gases 180.00 192.00
14 Carbon Dioxide systems used in beverage dispensing applications New 58.00 15 Covered mall buildings 409.00 417.00
16 Cryogenic fluids 180.00 192.00
17 Cutting and welding 105.00 127.00
18 Dry cleaning plants 135.00 147.00
19 Energy Storage Systems New 146.00
20 Exhibits and trade shows 190.00 242.00
21 Explosives 185.00 232.00
22 Fire hydrants and valves 149.00 157.00
23 Fireworks Stand 422.00 571.00
24 Fireworks Stand Electrical Hookup (Optional) 136.00 86.00 25 Fireworks display 422.00 645.00
26 Flammable and Combustible Liquids- See 2022 CFC 105.5.18 when required 27 1. To use or operate a pipeline for the transportation facilities of flammable or combustible liquids. This is requirement shall not apply to the off-site transportation in pipelines regulated by the DOT nor does it apply to piping systems.
110.00 146.00
28 2. To store, handle, or use Class I liquids in excess of 5 gallons in a building or in excess of 10 gallons outside of a building, except that a permit is not required as listed in the Code (including 2.1 and 2.2).
68.00 118.00
29 3. To store, handle or use Class II or Class IIIA liquids in excess of 25 gallons in a building or in excess of 60 gallons outside a building, except for fuel oil used in connection with oil-burning equipment. 110.00 146.00
30 4. To remove Class I or Class II liquids from an underground storage tank used for fueling motor vehicles by any means other than the approved, stationary on-site pumps normally used for dispensing purposes.
110.00 182.00
31 5. To operate tank vehicles, equipment, tanks, plants, terminals, wells, fuel-dispensing stations, refineries, distilleries and similar facilities where flammable and combustible liquids are produced, processed, transported, stored, dispensed or used.
110.00 182.00
32 Aboveground Tank (annual Fee) per tank 192.00 237.00 33 Underground Tank (annual Fee) per tank 540.00 541.00 34 6. To place temporarily out of service (for more than 90 days) and underground, protected above-ground or above-ground flammable or combustible liquid tank.
35 First Tank 174.00 188.00
36 Each Additional Tank 107.00 125.00
37 7. To change the type of contents stored in a flammable or combustible liquid tank to a material which poses a greater hazard than that for which the tank was designed and constructed. 100.00 175.00
CITY OF FULLERTON
FIRE DEPARTMENT FEES
# Description Current Fee / Charge Proposed FY2023-24
Fee / Charge
38 8. To manufacture, process, blend or refine flammable or combustible liquids. 174.00 188.00 39 9. To engage in the dispensing of liquid fuels into the fuel tanks of motor vehicles at commercial, industrial, governmental or manufacturing establishments (unless covered by repair and dispensing permit).
174.00 188.00
40 10. To utilize a site for the dispensing of liquid fuels from tank vehicles into the fuel tanks of motor vehicles at commercial, industrial, governmental or manufacturing establishments. 174.00 188.00 41 Floor finishing 95.00 121.00
42 Fruit and crop ripening 149.00 157.00
43 Fumigation and thermal insecticidal fogging 149.00 172.00 44 General use- shall be required for any activity or operation not specifically described in this section, which in the judgment of the fire code official is likely to produce conditions hazardous to life or property.
67.00 117.00
45 Hazardous Materials (2022 CFC 105.5.22, table 105.5.22) New 73.00 46 Hazardous Production Material facilities 285.00 299.00 47 High-piled storage 164.00 196.00
48 Hot work operations - (per hour/one hour min. for plan review/inspection). 106.00 128.00 49 Industrial ovens 134.00 147.00
50 Lumber yards and woodworking plants 139.00 150.00
51 Liquid- or gas-fueled vehicles or equipment in assembly buildings 149.00 157.00 52 LP Gas 125.00 156.00
53 LPG/CNG Outdoor Heater Fee - first two appliances 25.00 45.00 54 1. Each additional appliance 10.00 21.00
55 Magnesium 117.00 150.00
56 Miscellaneous combustible storage 164.00 167.00
57 Mobile Fueling Operations excluding Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicles New 146.00 58 Mobile Fueling of Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicles New 146.00 59 Motor fuel-dispensing facilities New 87.00
60 Open burning 25.00 74.00
61 Food preparation fires under this classification 10.00 35.00 62 Open flames and torches 97.00 122.00
63 Open flames and candles (in any facility that serves food/alcohol) 97.00 122.00 64 Organic coatings 180.00 192.00
65 Outdoor Assembly Permit New 58.00
66 Places of assembly
67 1. Occupant load, 50-- 500 300.00 315.00
68 2. Occupant load, 501 -- 1000 375.00 394.00
69 3. Occupant load, 1001 and above 449.00 473.00
70 Plant Extraction Systems New 73.00
71 Private fire hydrants 149.00 157.00
72 Pyrotechnic special effects material 457.00 486.00
73 Pyroxylin plastics 191.00 200.00
74 Refrigeration equipment 209.00 212.00
75 Repair garages and/or motor fuel-dispensing facilities 225.00 236.00 76 Rooftop heliports 191.00 258.00
77 Spraying and dipping 226.00 259.00
78 Storage of scrap tires and tire byproducts 164.00 196.00 79 Temporary membrane structures, tents and canopies 249.00 252.00 80 Tire-rebuilding plants 191.00 214.00
CITY OF FULLERTON
FIRE DEPARTMENT FEES
# Description Current Fee / Charge Proposed FY2023-24
Fee / Charge
81 Waste handling 149.00 157.00
82 Wood products 149.00 157.00
83 Lithium Batteries New 109.00
84 Additional Permits (production, motion picture)
85 Production facilities (live audience, etc.) 238.00 245.00 86 Pyrotechnics and special effects 185.00 232.00
87 Live audiences see Places of Assembly see Places of Assembly 88 Required Construction Permits (2022 CFC 105.6)
89 Automatic fire-extinguishing systems 285.00 316.00
90 Battery systems 164.00 236.00
91 Compressed gases 180.00 246.00
92 Cryogenic Fluids 180.00 246.00
93 Emergency responder communication coverage system 275.00 310.00 94 Energy storage system New 126.54
95 Fire alarm detection systems and related equipment 285.00 316.00 96 Fire pumps and related equipment 285.00 316.00
97 Flammable and combustible liquids
98 To repair or modify a pipeline for the transportation of flammable or combustible liquids 110.00 200.00 99 To install, construct, or alter tank vehicles, equipment, tank, plants, terminals, wells, fuel-dispensing stations, refineries, distilleries and similar facilities where flammable and combustible liquids are produced, processed, transported, stored, dispensed or used 192.00 254.00
100 Aboveground Tank
101 First Tank 603.00 613.00
102 Each Additional Tank 60.00 145.00
103 Underground Tank
104 First Tank 1,200.00 1,265.00
105 Each Additional Tank 239.00 370.00
106 To perform annual testing on tanks, equipment or piping (per site/per hour) 106.00 197.00 107 To perform system modification (including repair):
108 Plan Check first tank 603.00 126/hour
109 Each additional tank 107.00 113/hour
110 To remove, abandon or otherwise dispose of a flammable or combustible liquid tank. 111 Aboveground Tank
112 First Tank 603.00 613.00
113 Each Additional Tank 60.00 145.00
114 Underground Tank
115 First Tank 1,080.00 1,143.00
116 Each Additional Tank 239.00 243.00
117 Site Remediation
118 First three (3) hours 317.00 126/hour
119 Each additional hour 106.00 112/hour
120 Fuel Cell power system 378.00 378.00
121 Gas detection system New 85.00
122 Gates and barricades across fire apparatus access roads New 85.00 123 Hazardous Materials 378.00 378.00
124 High-piled combustible storage 423.00 451.00
125 Industrial ovens 134.00 173.00
126 LP-gas
127 1. Installation -- up to 1,000 gallons 192.00 254.00 128 2. Installation -- 1,001 to 10,000 gallons 386.00 426.00 129 3. Installation - greater than 10,000 gallons 525.00 561.00 130 Motor Vehicle repair room and booths New 127.00
131 Private fire hydrants 149.00 226.00
CITY OF FULLERTON
FIRE DEPARTMENT FEES
# Description Current Fee / Charge Proposed FY2023-24
Fee / Charge
132 Smoke control or smoke exhaust system New 169.00
133 Solar photovoltaic power systems New 127.00
134 Spraying and dipping 205.00 263.00
135 Standpipe systems 314.00 378.00
136 Temporary membrane structures, tents and canopies 226.00 235.00 137 Inspection Fees
138 AB-38 Defensible space inspection New 58.00
139 Fire Clearance Inspections (2022 CFC 105.5.57 added) 140 1. New Fire clearance inspection- 3,000 sq ft or less 153.00 159.00 141 2. New Fire clearance inspection- 3,001 sq ft or more 240.00 246.00 142 Fire Clearance Required by the State or Other Governmental Agency 143 Convalescent and Nursing Homes
144 Up to 75 Beds 308.00 321.00
145 76 to 130 Beds 370.00 391.00
146 131 and above 493.00 502.00
147 Child Day Care Facilities -- less than 26 persons 50.00 91.00 148 Child Day Care Facilities -- 26 or more persons 100.00 153.00 149 Hospitals, less than 100 beds 341.00 343.00
150 Hospitals, 100 beds or more 546.00 595.00
151 Sanitariums 273.00 297.00
152 Schools (private) 238.00 245.00
153 Residential Care Facility, less than 26 persons 50.00 91.00 154 Residential Care Facility, 26 or more persons 100.00 153.00 155 High Rise Building -- Annual Inspection 523.00 580.00 156 Fire/Life Safety Inspection
157 B Occupancies with no fire permits or fire protection systems 158 up to 2,000 sq. ft. New 50.00
159 2,001-10,000 sq. ft. New 75.00
160 Over 10,000 sq. ft. New 125.00
165 E Occupancies other then day care (per building)
166 up to 2,000 sq. ft. New 58.00
167 2,001-10,000 sq. ft. New 87.00
168 Over 10,000 sq. ft. New 116.00
169 A, F, H, L, M, & S Occupancies with no fire permits or fire protection systems 170 up to 2,000 sq. ft. New 87.00
171 2,001-10,000 sq. ft. New 116.00
172 Over 10,000 sq. ft. New 145.00
173 R1 & R2 (Multi-family housing, congregate living, hotel/motel, sorority/fraternity) 174 Up to 8 units 62.00 70.00
175 9 to 20 units 93.00 105.00
176 21 to 40 units 124.00 140.00
177 41 to 80 units 185.00 195.00
178 81 to 150 units 247.00 251.00
179 151 to 300 units 308.00 350.00
180 301 + units 493.00 502.00
181 Sorority/Fraternity/Congregate Living 10.00 173.00
182 Reinspection Fee (without corrections)
183 First reinspection New 109.00
184 Second reinspection New 218.00
185 Subsequent Reinspection's New 272.00
186 Plan Check (1 hour min.)
187 Hi-pile storage plan check New 126/hour
188 Outside Dining plan check New 126/hour
CITY OF FULLERTON
FIRE DEPARTMENT FEES
# Description Current Fee / Charge Proposed FY2023-24
Fee / Charge
189 Emergency responder communication coverage system New 126/hour 190 Fuel Modification Plan Review- 106.00 126/hour
191 All other plan checks not listed above New 126/hour 192 Expedited plan check fee (in addition to regular fee) New 126/hour 193 New construction/TI inspection New 126/hour
194 Rates for Service (1 hour min.)
195 Alternative Means & Methods of Construction Review (per hour/one hour minimum) deposit of one (1) hour prior to review New 211/hour
196 Code Interpretation New 105/hour
197 Consultation New 105/hour
198 Event stand-by fee (Fire Prevention Specialist) New 29/hour 199 Fire Watch (requested) New 58/hour
200 Hourly rate New 109/hour
201 Requested Inspection 106.00 107/hour
202 Services outside regular business hours 211.00 213/hour 203 Research and Records Request 0.15 0.15
204 Weed Abatement Administrative Charge/Fee (added to cost to remove debris from parcel) New 33% total abatement cost 205 False Alarm Fee (each responding unit)
206 False alarm- 2nd within 6 months 231.00 237.00
207 Failure to comply with orders tags, or notices- 3rd false alarm within 6 months New 167.00 208 Failure to comply with orders tags, or notices- 4th false alarm within 6 months New 250.00 209 Failure to comply with orders tags, or notices- 5th false alarm within 6 months New 333.00 210 Failure to notify of Fire Protection System being tested or working on prompting a fire response New 84.00 211 Suppression Fees for Service for Special Events
212 Fire Prevention Event stand-by New 109/hour
213 Engine Company (not including personnel) New $2,271/day 214 Truck Company (not including personnel) New $4,542/day 215 Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV) with tow vehicle (not including personnel) New $1,970/day 216 Ground Ambulance (not including personnel) New $1,970/day 217 Deputy Chief (one person) New 315/hour
218 Division Chief (one person) New 249/hour
219 Battalion Chief (One person) New 229/hour
220 Paramedic team (two persons) New 294/hour
221 Engine Company Personnel (4 persons) New 734/hour
222 Truck Company personnel (4 persons) New 734/hour
223 Stand-by firefighter (per person) New 147/hour
224 Stand-by Paramedic (per person) New 294/hour
225 Fire Investigations (per hour) New 241/hour
226 EMS Responses
227 Paramedic Services Annual Subscription Program 46.00 46.00 228 Emergency Medical First Responder 275.00 281.00
229 Advanced Life Support Escort 275.00 379.00
230 Misc. Fees
231 Late Fees
232 30 Days 20% 20%
233 60 Days 30% 30%
234 90 Days 40% 40%
235 120 Days 50% 50%
236 Failure to cancel scheduled inspection New 86.00
237 Technology automation fee New 6%
238 Drug/DUI Incident Response $12,000 maximum per State law (CA Code 53155)
$12,000 maximum per State
law (CA Code 53155)
Unit Proposed
FY23-24 Rate Current Rate
1 Tie-downs each per month $150 $ 110.00
Hangar
Approx.
Rate per Square
Foot
Approx. Square
Footage Monthly Rent Amount Current Rent
2 41-44 $ 0.44 2,695 $ 1,172.00 $ 1,066.00
3 45-58 $ 0.62 827 $ 510.00 $ 464.00
4 59-86 $ 0.49 1,419 $ 691.00 $ 628.00
5 87-101 $ 0.46 1,108 $ 510.00 $ 464.00
6 102-104 $ 0.44 2,695 $ 1,173.00 $ 1,066.00
7 105-111 $ 0.49 1,494 $ 738.00 $ 671.00
8 112-114 $ 0.44 1,330 $ 586.00 $ 533.00
9 115 $ 0.49 1,242 $ 603.00 $ 548.00
10 116 $ 0.43 1,415 $ 608.00 $ 553.00
11 117-124 $ 0.50 1,019 $ 510.00 $ 464.00
12 125 $ 0.40 1,737 $ 691.00 $ 628.00
13 126 $ 0.51 1,189 $ 603.00 $ 548.00
14 127-128 $ 0.44 2,695 $ 1,172.00 $ 1,066.00
15 200-206 $ 0.52 1,385 $ 726.00 $ 660.00
16 207-212, 214-217, 220, 221, 223 $ 0.64 1,072 $ 688.00 $ 625.00 17 213, 219, 222 $ 0.64 1,220 $ 782.00 $ 711.00
18 218, 224 $ 0.53 1,430 $ 751.00 $ 683.00
19 225 $ 0.53 1,363 $ 715.00 $ 650.00
20 226-237, 239-260 $ 0.53 1,510 $ 793.00 $ 721.00
21 238 $ 0.53 1,436 $ 754.00 $ 685.00
22 End Unit $ 0.40 735 $ 292.00 $ 265.00
23 Select hangars may be rented on a short term basis $ 20 each per day Payable in advance $ 20
24 Hangar lease security deposit $ 400 deposit Refundable; due upon execution of hangar lease $ 400
25 Administration fee $ 100 each
Non-refundable; due upon
execution of hangar or
tiedown lease
$ 100
$ 100.0026 Waiting or switch list request $ 100 each
Non-refundable; can be
applied to satisfy payment
of the $100 administrative
fee due upon the
execution of a hangar or
tiedown lease.
Hangar, Tie-downs & Field Use
Per Diem Hangar Rental
Security Deposit / Administration Fee
Hangar & Tiedown Waiting List / Hangar Switch List
Public Works Fee Schedule
AIRPORT
Fee/Charge
Rate Unit Proposed
FY23-24 Rate
Current Rate
27 Late charge
28 Visitor aircraft parking $ 10 each per overnight $ 10.00 $ 10.00 29 Vehicles (reserved parking lot stalls) $ 40 each per month $ 40.00 $ 40.00 30 Use of maintenance area $ 10 each per day $ 10.00 $ 10.00 31 Initial one (1) access gate card $ - each $ 0.00 $ 0.00 32 Additional and/or replacement gate card $ 25 each $ 25.00 $ 25.00 33 Initial two (2) hangar keys $ - each $ 0.00 $ 0.00 34 Additional and/or replacement hangar keys $ 25 each $ 25.00 $ 25.00 35 Hangar lock rekey (in addition to key) $ 30 each $ 30.00 $ 30.00 36 Hangar lock replacement $ 106 each $ 106.00 $ 106.00 37 Commercial operator fee $ 150 each / annually
Including, but not limited to,
flight instruction, mobile
repair, aerial photography,
aircraft upholstery, air
charter, aircraft detailing,
etc.
$ 150.00
38 Private event fee $ 200 each $ 200.00 $ 150.00
39 40 Fuel flowage fee $ 0.15 gallon $ 0.15 $ 0.11
Airport Enterprise Operations
The Airport Manager is authorized to sign aircraft storage agreements in a form approved by the City Attorney. The Airport Manager is authorized to sign commercial operating agreements in a form approved by the City Attorney with review of the City Manager. The City Treasurer/Revenue and Utility Services Manager are authorized to administer airport leases and to collect the rents in the terms specified in the lease agreement.
Public Works Fee Schedule
AIRPORT
Commercial Operators
Private Events
Fee/Charge
Late Charges and Impounding / Grounding Fees
A 10 percent late charge will be assessed to hangar/tie-down tenants for fees not received by the City by the due date shown on the invoice. This fee will be assessed each month thereafter for each month the account remains in arrears.
If the account remains delinquent beyond the third month, an additional $44 monthly fee will be assessed in addition to the 10 percent late charge, to cover the cost of impounding/grounding of aircraft. The account will be sent to a collection agency if it is not brought current as stated in the impounding
Parking Fees
Aircraft Maintenance Area
Access Gate Cards / Hanger Keys
Unit Current Rate Proposed FY23-24 Fees
1 Service establishment charge each $ 11 $ 15
2 Service turn on charge - future date each $ 23 $ 38
3 Service turn on charge - same day request each $ 57 $ 70 4 Service turn on, outside of regular business hours each $ 86 $ 201 5 Late charge each $ 11 $ 14
6 Damaged lock charge each $ 29 $ 51
7 Check read charge each $ 28 $ 44
8 Special posting/shutoff charge each $ 22 $ 42
9 Deposit for new service and/or clean and show Twice the average monthly bill
10 Reconnection charge each $ 23 $ 40
11 Reconnection charge, day of request each $ 57 $ 71
12 Reconnection charge outside of regular business hours each $ 86 $ 201 13 Meter reinstallation fee each $ 104 $ 117
14 Backflow device monitoring fee NA NA NA
15 Fireflow testing - flow model each $ - $ 143 16 Fireflow field verification each $ - $ 173 17 New water meter & installation each $ - $ 122 18 Inaccessible meter charge each $ - $ 70 19 Inaccessible meter rebill charge each $ - $ 101 20 Move change each $ - $ 18
21 Move change - unlock each $ - $ 53
22 Temporary service deposit: 1" meter deposit $ 440 $ 460 23 Temporary service deposit: 3" meter and larger deposit $ 1,100 $ 1,758 24 Temporary service permit: metered each $ 163 $ 263
25 Temporary service permit: existing meter each $ 208 $ 77 26 Temporary service permit: unmetered each $ 56 $ 79
27 Relocation each $ 102 $ 124
28 1" meter See "Full Cost" $ 1.10 Per the Water Rate
Schedule
29 3" meter See "Full Cost" $ 2.20 Per the Water Rate
Schedule
30 6-inch each $ 48 $ 48
31 8-inch each $ 67 $ 67
32 10-inch each $ 80 $ 80
33 12-inch each $ 91 $ 91
34 16-inch each $ 101 $ 101
Public Works Fee Schedule Study Updated 5/2023
WATER UTILITY
Fee / Charge
Administrative
Temporary Service
Daily Service Charge
Existing Front Footage Fee
Unit Current Rate
Fee in FY 23- 24
Proposed $ Increase
35 1" or smaller deposit $ 193 $ 230
36 1 1/2" and 2" deposit $ 193 $ 211
37 Upgrade existing 1" or smaller service meter each $ 740 $ 892 38 Minor modification of existing 1" or smaller service meter each $ 253 $ 362 39 Upgrade existing 2" service
(1 1/2" or 2" meter)
each $ 1,603 $ 1,612
40 Upgrade existing 4" service
(3" or 4" meter)/fire service
each $ 1,603 $ 1,772
41 Upgrade existing 6" or larger service/meter/fire service each $ 1,603 $ 1,772 42 New 1" service (5/8" or 1" meter) each $ 1,190 $ 1,099 43 New 2" service (1-1/2" or 2" meter) each $ 1,190 $ 1,099 44 New 4" service (3" or 4" meter) each $ 1,796 $ 1,639 45 New 6" service (6" or larger meter) each $ 1,796 $ 1,639 46 New 4" fire line each $ 2,036 $ 2,177
47 New 6" or larger fire line each $ 2,036 $ 2,177
48 Abandon service 2" or smaller each $ 1,678 $ 1,092
49 Abandon service 4" or larger each $ 1,800 $ 1,092
50 New backflow device for 2" or smaller meter each $ 682 $ 858 51 New backflow device for 3" or 4" meter each $ 782 $ 1,038 52 New backflow device for 6" or larger meter each $ 782 $ 1,038 53 New fire hydrant each $ 1,343 $ 1,512
54 Additional backflow devices each $ 66 $ 146
55 Replace existing backflow devices each $ 248 $ 267
56 Upgrade existing backflow devices each $ 248 $ 267
57 Replace existing fireline backflow each $ 1,087 $ 1,249 58 Additional inspection for multiple items each $ 112 $ 145 59 If the estimated construction cost of the job exceeds $35,000 or the project involves water main installation, Water Engineering will require a bond calculation to determine a plan check/inspection fee
60 First 2 gate keys each $ - $ 404
61 Additional key each $ 150 $ 235
10% of the estimated construction costs for plan check and inspection
Water Facility Gate Keys
Public Works Fee Schedule Study Updated 5/2023
Fee/Charge
Meter Test Deposit
Water Plan Check and Inspection Fees
58 COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
ZONING AND PLANNING FEES
1. Pursuant to Section 21.20.010 of the Fullerton Municipal Code, the fees for zoning and planning services shall be:
A. Amendment……………………………………… $4,6476.88
B. Conditional Use Permit (Minor)……………….
C. Conditional Use Permit (Major)………………
$6,5221.67
$9,600.00
D. Major Site Plan…………………………………... $14,9632.26
E. Minor Site Plan – Class 1……………….….....
F. Minor Site Plan – Class 2……………………..
G. Minor Site Plan – Class 3…………………….
$1,2165.36
$2,6610.16
$6,3076.23
H. Variance………………………………………….. $3,114.71
I. Minor Exception………………………………… $1,97 76.95
J. Modification to Plan……………………………... 50% of Filing Fee K. Appeal – By Non-Applicant Public …………..
L. Appeal – By Project Applicant……………….
$231.50 25% App Fee (Not
To Exceed $2,000.00)
$2,570.99
M. Tentative Tract Maps……………………………
N. Tentative Parcel Maps………………………….
$12,3843.98 (+
$1787.89/lot)
$12,3843.98
O. Abandonment……………………………………. $7,31 43.61
P. Review of map and legal description (Deposit
for actual time and materials third party review)
………………………………………….
Q. Planned Residential Development (concept
plan)……………………………………………….
$5,000.00
2,590.0089.60 (plus
$20.00/Lot)
R. General Plan Revision (Text and Map)……….. $4,64 76.88 S. Specific Plan Preparation or Amendment …. $7,42 43.61 T. Administrative Restaurant Use Permit $5,79 65.40
U. Historic Landmark or Historic Landmark
District Designation………………………………
No fee
59 V. 1. Demolition or Relocation request of a
Significant Property, Designated Landmark or
property within a designated Landmark
District……………………………………………..
$1,00543.60
2. Demolition or Relocation request of a
Significant Property, Designated Landmark or
property within a designated Landmark District
when filed concurrently with a major site plan or
a major development
project............................................................
No Fee
W. Minor changes involving additions, recon-
struction, alterations, new construction, etc. of
a Designated Landmark or property within a
Designated Landmark District and approved by
the Director of Community Development
……...................................................
No Fee
X. Significant changes (as determined by the
Director of Community Development) involving
additions, reconstruction, alterations, new
construction, etc. of a Designated Landmark or
property within a Designated Landmark District
requiring Redevelopment Design Review
Committee action……………………...
$1,00543.60
Y. Staff review of Land Use Agreement including,
but not limited to, Access Agreements, Park-
ing Agreements and Easement
Agreements…….............................................. $1,000.00 retainer with all
City costs charged against
balance
TOTAL VALUATION
FEE
(1) $1.00 to $500.00. . . . . . . . . . . . $6 665.52
$501.00 to $2,000.00. . . . . . . . $6 665.52 for the first $ 500.00 plus $3.28 for each additional $100.00 or
fraction thereof, up to and including
$2,000.00.
Over $2,000.00. . . . . . . . . . . . $1287.92 for the first $2,000.00 plus $9.83 for each additional $1,000.00 or
fraction thereof.
(2) Business signs designed to
move with the wind, such as
banners, pennants, and other
62 such devices, for each permit
for the display of the total
number of such signs………. $6 65.52/permit
Z. Miscellaneous Fees:
1) Planning Research Fee… ...................... $11 65.75
BB. Development Agreement Review……………
CC. Bond
Financing………………………………...........
DD. Preliminary Project
Review…………………………………………
EE. Preliminary Project Review – Submtted
Discretionary Application Credit……………
FF. ABC Public Convenience and Necessity
Affidavit………………………………………..
GG. Zoning Compliance Letter or ABC Public
Convenience and Necessity
Affidavit…………………………………….
HH. Business License Review………………………
II. Waste Management Plan Review…………..
$5,200 retainer with all City costs
charged against balance
$10,000 retainer with all City costs
charged against balance.
$2,8143.66
($2,8143.66)
$5821.93
$3487.24
$298.94
$20.00
Contract Hourly Rate
LL. Mills Act Fees…………………………………. $1, 520.00 Application Fee $85.00 A nnual Renewal Fee
62 MM. Short-Term Rental Fees……………………. $425.00 Permit Fee $85.00 A nnual Renewal Fee
+ Mailing Fees for Planning Commision or Actual Cost City Council
2. Pursuant to Section 21.20.020 of the Fullerton
Municipal Code, the Environmental Impact Report fees shall be:
1. City Fees:
A. Initial Study & Negative
Declaration…………………………………
Actual staff time spent will be charged against
this deposit. If less than the deposited amount is
required, depositor shall be refunded excess
funds. If more than the deposited amount is
required, depositor shall be billed for outstanding
balance.
B. Environmental Impact Report……………...
Actual staff time spent will be charged against
this deposit. If less than the deposited amount is
required, depositor shall be refunded excess
funds. If more than the deposited amount is
required, depositor shall be billed for outstanding
balance.
C. Environmental Analysis/Technical Study…
Actual costs will be charged against this deposit.
If less than the deposited amount is required,
depositor shall be refunded excess funds. If more
than the deposited amount is required, depositor
shall be billed for outstanding balance.
D. Fiscal Impact Analysis Fee ……………….
Actual staff time spent will be charged against
this deposit. If less than the deposited amount is
required, depositor shall be refunded excess
funds. If more than the deposited amount is
required, depositor shall be billed for outstanding
balance.
E. Traffic Impact Analysis Fee……………….
$2,500 minimum cash
deposit per project, not
including 3
rd party analysis
$5,000 minimum cash
deposit per project, not
including 3
rd party analysis
Deposit amount to be
determined based on scope
of work
$10,000 minimum cash
deposit per project.
$5,000 minimum cash
deposit per project
62 Costs will be charged against this deposit and will
be refunded or billed as needed based on actual
cost. Fee includes conducting and reviewing
traffic analysis for applicable projects,
using the City’s computer traffic model. Fee