Hemet City Council
June 9, 2026

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 755 | Appendix D
Element C: Mitigation Strategy How does the Plan go above and beyond minimum requirements to document the Mitigation Strategy with respect to:  Key problems identified in, and linkages to, the vulnerability assessment;  Serving as a blueprint for reducing potential losses identified in the Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment;
 Plan content flow from the risk assessment (problem identification) to goal setting to mitigation action development;
 An understanding of mitigation principles (diversity of actions that include structural projects, preventative measures, outreach activities, property protection measures, postdisaster actions, etc.);  Specific mitigation actions for each participating jurisdictions that reflects their unique risks and capabilities;
 Integration of mitigation actions with existing local authorities, policies, programs, and resources; and
 Discussion of existing programs (including the NFIP), plans, and policies that could be used to implement mitigation, as well as document past projects.

Element D: Plan Update, Evaluation, and Implementation (Plan Updates Only) How does the Plan go above and beyond minimum requirements to document the 5-year Evaluation and Implementation measures with respect to:  Status of previously recommended mitigation actions;  Identification of barriers or obstacles to successful implementation or completion of mitigation actions, along with possible solutions for overcoming risk;  Documentation of annual reviews and committee involvement;  Identification of a lead person to take ownership of, and champion the Plan;  Reducing risks from natural hazards and serving as a guide for decisions makers as they commit resources to reducing the effects of natural hazards;  An approach to evaluating future conditions (i.e., socio-economic, environmental, demographic, change in built environment etc.).
 Discussion of how changing conditions and opportunities could impact community resilience in the long term; and
 Discussion of how the mitigation goals and actions support the long-term community vision for increased resilience.

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EMD 5.1.25 756 | Appendix D
B. Resources for Implementing Your Approved Plan Ideas may be offered on moving the mitigation plan forward and continuing the relationship with key mitigation stakeholders such as the following:  What FEMA assistance (funding) programs are available (for example, Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA)) to the jurisdiction(s) to assist with implementing the mitigation actions?  What other Federal programs (National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), Community Rating System (CRS), Risk MAP, etc.) may provide assistance for mitigation activities?  What publications, technical guidance or other resources are available to the jurisdiction(s) relevant to the identified mitigation actions?  Are there upcoming trainings/workshops (Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA), HMA, etc.) to assist the jurisdictions(s)?
 What mitigation actions can be funded by other Federal agencies (for example, U.S.

Forest Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Smart Growth, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Sustainable Communities, etc.) and/or state and local agencies?

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 757 | Appendix D
SECTION 3: MULTI-JURISDICTION SUMMARY SHEET (OPTIONAL)
INSTRUCTIONS: For multi-jurisdictional plans, a Multi-jurisdiction Summary Spreadsheet may be completed by listing each participating jurisdiction, which required Elements for each jurisdiction were ‘Met’ or ‘Not Met,’ and when the adoption resolutions were received. This Summary sheet does not imply that a mini-plan be developed for each jurisdiction; it should be used as an optional worksheet to ensure that each jurisdiction participating in the Plan has been documented and has met the requirements for those Elements (A through E).

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EMD 5.1.25 758 | Appendix D

MULTI-JURISDICTION SUMMARY SHEET
# Jurisdiction Name
Jurisdiction
Type
(city/borough/
township/
village, etc.)
Plan
POC
Mailing
Address Email Phone
Requirements Met (Y/N)
A.

Planning
Process
B.

Hazard
Identification
& Risk
Assessment
C.

Mitigation
Strategy
D.

Plan Review,
Evaluation &
Implementation
E.

Plan
Adoption
F.

State
Requirements
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12

14.B.

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Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 759 | Appendix D

MULTI-JURISDICTION SUMMARY SHEET
# Jurisdiction Name
Jurisdiction
Type
(city/borough/
township/
village, etc.)
Plan
POC
Mailing
Address Email Phone
Requirements Met (Y/N)
A.

Planning
Process
B.

Hazard
Identification
& Risk
Assessment
C.

Mitigation
Strategy
D.

Plan Review,
Evaluation &
Implementation
E.

Plan
Adoption
F.

State
Requirements
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14.B.

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April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 762 | Appendix EAPPENDIX E – Critical Facilities

FACILITY TYPE UNICORPORATED INCORPORATED CITIES TOTAL FACILITIES Airports 4 12 16 Animal Shelters 3 7 10 CHP Stations 1 7 8 Communication Infrastructure Facilities: 1
Server Sites: 8
Facilities: 60
Server Sites: 892
Facilities: 61
Server Sites: 900
Correctional Facilities (Jails/Prisons) 4 4 8 Dams/Debris Basins 12 59 71 Department Operations Centers 0 7 7 Educational Institutions - - 641 Emergency Operations Centers 2 54 56Fairgrounds 1 2 3 Federal Military Installations 2 0 2 Fire Stations 41 94 135 Hazmat Facilities 1,872 6,117 7,989 Law enforcement Facilities 4 24 28Medical Facilities 1 17 18 National Guard Armories 0 4 4 Public Utilities/Public Works 9 56 65 Rail Yards/Train Stations 1 8 9 Shelters (Mass Care) - - ~ 252 Note: The numbers reflected in each category may differ than total facilities listed on this page due to inclusion of some city owned facilities. Shelter numbers are an estimate. May not include Red Cross shelters, Hospitals, Schools, or City operated facilities.

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EMD 5.1.25 763 | Appendix EAirports
Name Location
Banning Municipal Airport Banning Bermuda Dunes Bermuda Dunes Blythe Airport Riverside Chiriaco Summit Airport Indio Corona Municipal Airport (US Army of Corp Engineers) Corona
Desert Center Airport Desert Center Flabob Airport Riverside French-Valley Airport French Valley Hemet-Ryan Airport Hemet Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport Thermal March Air Reserve Base Moreno Valley Palm Springs International Airport Palm Springs Perris Valley Airport Perris Rice Army Airfield Rice (Blythe Area) Riverside Municipal Airport Riverside W.R. Bryon Airport (Closed) Blythe Animal Shelters
Name Location
Animal Friends of the Valleys Wildomar
Blythe Animal Shelter Blythe
Coachella Valley Animal Campus Thousand Palms
Corona Animal Shelter Corona
Moreno Valley Animal Shelter Moreno Valley
Norco Animal Control Shelter Norco
Palm Springs Animal Shelter Palm Springs
Ramona Humane Society San Jacinto
San Jacinto Animal Campus San Jacinto
Western Riverside County/City Animal Shelter Jurupa Valley

14.B.

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April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 764 | Appendix ECHP Stations
Name Location
California Highway Patrol - Blythe Blythe California Highway Patrol - Banning Banning California Highway Patrol - Indio Indio California Highway Patrol - Beaumont Beaumont California Highway Patrol - Temecula Temecula California Highway Patrol - Riverside Riverside California Highway Patrol - Morongo Basin Joshua Tree California Highway Patrol - Temecula Temecula Communication Infrastructure
Name Location
Alessandro Riverside
Billy Goat Aguanga
Box Canyon Desert Center
Arlington Riverside
Avocado Flats Fallbrook
Banning Banning
Big Maria Blythe
Quail Mesa Parker
Black Eagle Desert Center
Black Jack Desert Center
Black Rock Blythe
Blue Mountain Colton
Blythe Blythe
Box Springs Riverside
Brookside Beaumont
Cactus City Indio
Cajalco Corona
Chuckawalla Desert Center Clinton Keith Murrieta
Corn Springs Desert Center
Corona Corona
Corona\Buena Vista Corona
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EMD 5.1.25 765 | Appendix E
Edom Hill Desert Hot Springs
El Cariso Lake Elsinore
Elsinore Peak Lake Elsinore Elsinore Peak Lake Elsinore Elsinore Peak Generator Building Lake Elsinore
Estelle Mountain Perris
Glen Avon Riverside
Gold Crown (Pinto) Eliminated Eliminated
Green River Corona
Hemet Hemet
Hidden Valley Parker
Homeland Homeland
Indio Indio
Indio Hill Indio
Iron Mountain Earp
Joshua Tree Joshua Tree
JTNP - Belle Joshua Tree National Park
JTNP - Cottonwood
Eliminated
Desert Center
JTNP - Lost Horse Eliminated Eliminated
Lake Hemet Mountain Center
Lake Matthews Riverside
Lake Riverside Aguanga
Leona Perris
Line Mecca
Margarita Temecula
Marion Ridge Idyllwild
Marshell Perris
Mead Valley Perris
Mecca Landfill Desert Center
Menifee Menifee
Morongo Cabazon
Mt. David Beaumont
North Mt. San Jacinto
Palen McCoy Desert Center
Palo Verde Ripley

14.B.

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Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 766 | Appendix E
Paradise Norco
Beacon Hill Norco
Perris Perris
Pleasants Peak ELIMINATED Corona
Quail Valley Quail Valley
Rancho Carillo/ Caspers Park Lake Elsinore
Ranger Peak Idyllwild
Red Mountain Hemet
Redondo Mesa Murrieta
Rice Desert Center
Ridge Road Lake Elsinore
Riverside CAC Riverside
Road 62 Desert Center
Road 177 Desert Center
Santa Rosa Peak Mountain Center
Santiago Peak Corona
Snow Peak Morongo Valley
Sunnyslope Riverside
Temescal Corona
Timoteo Moreno Valley
Toro Peak Mountain Center
Vaquero Temecula
Vidal Junction Earp
Whitewater Banning
Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 767 | Appendix E
Riverside County Owned Repeaters
Repeater Location Lat/Long
Strawberry Peak San Bernardino National
Forest
34°13'55.02"N
Carbon Canyon Chino Hills State Park 33°51'45.84"N Santiago Peak Cleveland National Forest 33°42'37.07"N El Cariso Cleveland National Forest 33°40'33.28"N Elsinore Peak Cleveland National Forest 33°36'9.00"N Pine Cove San Bernardino National Forest
33°44'44.00"N
Red Mountain Moreno valley 33°37'48.09"N Red Mountain Sage 33°37'48.02"N Box Springs Box Springs Mountain 33°57'42.06"N Mt David Beaumont 33°54'50.87"N Mt Edna San Bernardino National Forest
33°52'44.06"N
Whitewater Whitewater 33°55'28.56"N Thomas Mountain San Bernardino National Forest
33°37'11.09"N
Santa Rosa Peak San Bernardino National
Forest
33°32'42.33"N
Cactus City Cactus City 33°40'40.31"N Oasis Bureau of Land Management
33°37'7.58"N
Chuckawalla Chuckawalla 33°36'19.76"N Black Rock Black Rock Mountain 33°36'37.09"N Big Maria Big Maria Mountains 33°52'4.00"N

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 768 | Appendix E
RCIT Servers
Department Location Agricultural Commissioner Riverside Animal Services Jurupa Valley Animal Services Thousand Palms Animal Services San Jacinto Auditor-Controller Riverside Auditor-Controller Riverside Auditor-Controller Riverside Auditor-Controller Riverside BOS/COB/AAB Riverside COB/AAB Riverside District 1 Field Office CAC Riverside District 1 Field Office Lake Elsinore Lake Elsinore District 2 Field Office CAC Riverside District 3 Field Office CAC Riverside District 3 Field Office French valley Murrieta District 3 Field Office Hemet Hemet District 4 Field Office CAC Riverside District 4 Field Office Palm Desert Palm Desert District 4 Field Office Mecca Mecca District 5 Field CAC Riverside District 5 Field MoVal Moreno Valley District 5 Field Perris Perris County Counsel Riverside County Counsel Riverside County Counsel Riverside EDA Riverside EDA Riverside EDA Riverside EDA Indio EDA Riverside EDA Riverside EDA Riverside Emergency Management Department Riverside Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 769 | Appendix E
Emergency Management Department Riverside Emergency Management Department Riverside Environmental Health Riverside Environmental Health Blythe Environmental Health Corona Environmental Health Hemet Environmental Health Indio Environmental Health Murrieta Environmental Health Palm Springs Environmental Health Riverside Executive Office Riverside Fleet Services Riverside Human Resources Riverside Human Resources Riverside Human Resources Riverside Flood Riverside Office on Aging Riverside Parks Riverside Parks Riverside Probation Riverside Probation Riverside Probation Riverside Probation Riverside Probation Riverside Probation Riverside Probation Riverside Probation Corona Probation San Jacinto Probation Murrieta Probation Murrieta Probation Perris Probation Banning Probation Palm Springs Probation Indio Probation Indio Probation Blythe Probation Public Defender

14.B.

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Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 770 | Appendix E
Public Defender Public Defender Riverside Public Defender Indio Purchasing Riverside Purchasing Riverside RCA Riverside RCA Riverside RCA Riverside RCIT - CAC 10th Floor Riverside RCIT - RC3 Riverside RCIT - RCIC Riverside RCIT - Alessandro Riverside RCIT - Moreno Valley Moreno Valley RCIT - CAC Basement Riverside RCIT - Blythe Blythe RCIT - SWJC Murrieta RCIT - Hemet Hemet RCIT - Indio Indio RCIT - Perris Perris RCIT - RCRMC Moreno Valley RCIT - Elsinore Lake Elsinore RCIT - County Circle Riverside RCIT - Cabazon Cabazon Registrar of Voters (ROV) Riverside TLMA CAC Riverside TLMA CAC 12th floor Riverside TLMA CAC 14th floor Riverside TLMA CAC 8th floor Riverside TLMA CAC 9th floor Riverside TLMA Beaumont RY Beaumont TLMA Blythe RY Blythe TLMA Cajalco Code Perris TLMA Corona RY Corona TLMA French Valley Code Murrieta TLMA Hemet RY Hemet TLMA Idyllwild RY Idyllwild TLMA Murrieta RY Murrieta Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 771 | Appendix E
TLMA Palm Desert Permits Palm Desert TLMA Perris RY Perris TLMA Perris Chamber Code Perris TLMA San Jacinto Code San Jacinto TLMA Sky Valley RY Desert Hot Springs TLMA Thermal RY Thermal TLMA Trans Annex Riverside TLMA Washington Street Riverside Veteran Services Riverside Waste Management Moreno Valley

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 772 | Appendix ECorrectional Facilities
Name City
California Rehabilitation Center Norco Chuckawalla Valley State Prison and Ironwood Blythe Ironwood State Prison Blythe Robert Presley Detention Center Riverside Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility Banning Indio Jail Indio Southwest Detention Center Murrieta Blythe Jail Blythe Dams and Debris Basins
Name City
Alessandro Riverside Avenida Bermuda Detention Basin La Quinta Beaumont Mdp Det Bsn Stg.1 Beaumont Belltown Market St. Sd Stg.1 Jurupa Valley Box Springs Riverside Box Springs Dr Stg.3 Riverside Buena Vista Ret Bsn Stg.1 San Jacinto Cajalco Creek Temescal Valley Calle Tecate Detention Basin La Quinta Cat Creek Detention Basin Palm Desert Carrizo Creek Detention Basin Palm Desert Declez Retention Glen Avon Heights Diamond Valley Lake Winchester Diamond Valley Lake Fb Winchester Dunn Ranch Anza Eagle Canyon Debris Basin Cathedral City East Side Detention Dike No. 1 Thermal East Side Detention Dike No. 2 Thermal Eastside El Casco Redlands Fairmount Park Riverside Farrell Basin Palm Springs Foster Idyllwild Goodhart Can Dtn Bn Winchester Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 773 | Appendix E
Goodhart Can Dtn Bn Hemet Harrison Street Riverside Henry J Mills # 2 Henry J Mills Res Riverside Hj Mills Reclam Indian Canyon Dbr Basin Banning Jurupa Basin Ennis Kayne St Sd And Basin Jurupa Valley Lake Hemet Valle Vista Lakeview Juniper Flats/Nuevo Lee Lake Corona Little Lake Mdp Basin Hemet Lowe Living Desert Detention Basin Indian Wells Mabey Canyon Corona Mary Street Casa Blanca Mathews Corona Mcvicker Canyon Basin Lake Elsinore Menifee Vy Palomar Basin B Menifee Metz Road Db Perris Mockingbird Can Riverside Montecito Ranch Brown Canyon Dbr Basin Corona Montecito Ranch Hunt Canyon Basin Corona Murrieta Vy I-215 Basin Murrieta Oak Street Corona Perris Perris Pigeon Pass Sunnymead Prado Dam Orange Prenda Riverside Quail Valley Lake Elsinore Railroad Canyon Lake Elsinore Robert A Skinner Temecula Rubidoux Retention Basin Jurupa Valley Skinner Clearwell Temecula Stewart Pk Retention Basin Beaumont Sunnymead Ranch Sunnymead Sycamore Riverside Tahchevah Palm Springs Tahquitz Cr Debris Agua Caliente Reserv Upper Bear Creek Detention Basin La Quinta

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 774 | Appendix E
Upper Living Desert Detention Basin Indian Wells Vail Temecula West Magnesia Debris Basin Rancho Mirage West Side Detention Dike No. 2 None West Side Detention Dike No. 3 None West Side Detention Dike No. 4 None Wide Canyon Fun Valley Woodcrest Riverside Educational Institutions
Name City
Cottonwood School Aguanga Hamilton High School Anza Anza Valley Christian School Anza Emmanuel Christian School Anza Banning High School Banning Central Elementary School Banning District Administration Banning Hemmerling Elementary School Banning Hoffer Elementary School Banning Maintenance, Operations & Transp. Banning Nicolet Middle School Banning Nicolet Middle School Athletic Fac. Banning Susan B. Coombs Intermediate School Banning Banning Rop Banning Milo P. Johnson Center (Hst) Banning Banning High School Banning Desert Edge High School Banning Twin Pines High School Banning Calvary Christian Banning Precious Blood School Banning Adult Education Beaumont Brookside Elementary School Beaumont Chavez Elementary School Beaumont Child Nutrition Services Beaumont District Office Beaumont El Paseo Alternate Learning Center Beaumont Glen View High School Beaumont Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 775 | Appendix E
Interim Site (Enrollment & Technology Beaumont Maintenance Yard and Operations Beaumont Mountain View Middle School Beaumont New Elementary (Anna Hause) Beaumont Palm Elementary School Beaumont San Gorgonio Athletic Field Beaumont San Gorgonio Middle School Beaumont Sundance Elementary School Beaumont Three Rings Ranch Elementary School Beaumont Tournament Hills Elementary School Beaumont Transportation Department Beaumont Wellwood Center Beaumont Beaumont Early Head Start State Presch. Beaumont Beaumont Head Start Beaumont Beaumont High School Beaumont Palm North Elementary Beaumont Childhelp School Of Village West Beaumont Blythe Middle School Blythe District Office Blythe Felix Appleby Elementary Blythe Head Start Blythe Maintenance & Transportation Facilities Blythe Margaret White Elementary School Blythe Palo Verde High School Blythe Ruth Brown Elementary School Blythe Twin Palms Alternative Education School Blythe Blythe Community School Blythe Palo Verde High School Blythe Ripley Center Blythe Adult Basic Education Center Blythe Child Development Blythe New Mesa Campus Blythe Temporary Needles Campus Blythe Vocational Facility-Welding Program Blythe Escuela De La Raza Unida Blythe New Cabazon Elementary School Cabazon Old Cabazon Elementary School Cabazon Mesa View Middle School Calimesa Hope Learning Academy Canyon Lake

14.B.

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Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 776 | Appendix E
Agua Caliente Elementary School Cathedral City Cathedral City Elementary School Cathedral City Cathedral City High School Cathedral City James Workman Middle School Cathedral City Landau Elementary School Cathedral City Mount San Jacinto High School Cathedral City Nellie N. Coffman Middle School Cathedral City Rio Vista Elementary School Cathedral City Sunny Sands Elementary School Cathedral City Cathedral City High School Cathedral City Mt. San Jacinto Cont. High School Cathedral City Sunny Sands Elementary Cathedral City Calvary Christian School Cathedral City Beaumont High School Cherry Valley Cherry Valley Brethren Schools Cherry Valley Mountain View Academy Cherry Valley Cahuilla Desert Academy Coachella Ceaser Chavez Elementary School Coachella Coachella Adult Education Coachella Coral Mountain Academy Coachella District Storage Facility Coachella La Casas Day Care Coachella Palm View Elementary School Coachella Peter Pendleton Elementary School Coachella Tlaquepaque Head Start Coachella Valle Del Sol Elementary School Coachella Valley View Elementary School Coachella Coachella Community School Coachella Promenade Elementary School Corona Orange Grove High School Corona Buena Vista High School Corona Corona High School Corona Corona Regional Medical Center Corona Garretson Elementary Corona Jefferson Elementary Corona Home Gardens Elementary Corona Buena Vista High School Corona Centennial High School Corona Santiago High School Corona Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 777 | Appendix E
Luiseno Elementary Corona Raney Intermediate School Corona Jefferson Elementary School Corona Lincoln Alternative School Corona Chavez Elementary School Corona Corona High School Corona Corona High School Corona Auburndale Intermediate Corona Home Gardens Elementary Corona Santiago High School Corona Garretson Elementary Corona Wilson Elementary Corona Coronita Elementary Corona Centennial High School Corona Centennial High School Corona Centennial High School Corona Centennial High School Corona Centennial High School Corona Centennial High School Corona Centennial High School Corona Centennial High School Corona Stallings Elementary Corona Vincentia Elementary Corona Mckinley Elementary Corona Adams Elementary Corona Foothill Elementary Corona Franklin Elementary Corona Anthony Elementary Corona Orange Grove High School Corona Citrus Hills Intermediate Corona Parkridge School of the Arts Corona El Cerrito Middle School Corona Corona Fundamental Corona Barton Elementary Corona Orange Elementary Corona Temescal Valley Elementary Corona Corona Ranch Elementary Corona Coc - Rosa Parks Elementary School Corona Eisenhower Elementary School District Corona

14.B.

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Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 778 | Appendix E
Harada Elementary School Corona Prado View Elementary School Corona Roosevelt High School Corona Coc - Roosevelt High School Corona Buena Vista High School Corona Riverheights Intermediate Corona Coc - Todd Elementary Corona Eastvale Elementary Corona Calvary Chapel Christian Academy Corona Children's Montessori Center Corona Christian Heritage Corona Corona Christian Corona Crossroads Christian Schools Corona Lisa Powell Ministries International Corona Magnolia Preschool & Kindergarten Corona Montessori School Of Corona Corona Olive Branch Christian Academy Corona St. Edward School Corona Eagle Mountain High School Desert Center Kaiser Intermediate School Desert Center Bubbling Wells Elementary School Desert Hot Springs C School Desert Hot Springs Desert Hot Springs Desert Hot Springs High School Desert Hot Springs Desert Springs Middle School Desert Hot Springs Edward L. Wenzlaff Elementary School Desert Hot Springs Julius Corsini Elementary School Desert Hot Springs Keystone School Desert Hot Springs Two Bunch Palms Elementary School Desert Hot Springs Community Children's Center Desert Hot Springs Acacia Middle School Hemet Bautista Creek Elementary Hemet Hemet Cal-Safe Hemet Hemet Comm School Hemet Hemet High School Hemet Image School Of Cosmetology Hemet Little Lake Elementary Hemet Santa Fe Middle School Hemet West Valley High School Hemet Valley Elem Comm Sch/Ca Family Life Ctr Hemet Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 779 | Appendix E
Bautista Creek Elementary School Hemet Cawston Elementary School Hemet Fruitvale Elementary School Hemet Harmony Elementary School Hemet Hemet Elementary School Hemet Jacob Wiens Elementary School Hemet Little Lake Elementary School Hemet Mcsweeny Elementary School Hemet Ramona Elementary School Hemet Valle Vista Elementary School Hemet Whittier Elementary School Hemet Winchester School Hemet Dartmouth Middle School Hemet Diamond Valley Middle School Hemet Santa Fe Middle School Hemet Hemet High School Hemet West Valley High School Hemet Alessandro High School Hemet Helen Hunt Jackson School Hemet H.E.L.P. School Hemet Tahquitz High School Hemet District Office Hemet Nutrition Center Hemet Professional Development Building Hemet Baptist Christian School Hemet Community Christian Hemet Crossroads New Life Educ. Ministries Hemet Fleet Adventure School Hemet Hemet Adventist Christian School Hemet Red Mountain Christian Hemet St. John's Lutheran Hemet Truth Christian Academy Hemet Idyllwild School Idyllwild Idyllwild Arts Academy Idyllwild Gerald Ford School Indian Wells Mountain Vista Elementary School Indio Amelia Earhart Elementary School Indio Amistad Continuation High School Indio Andrew Jackson Elementary School Indio

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April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 780 | Appendix E
Carrillo Ranch Elementary School Indio Dr. Carreon, Jr. Academy Indio Eisenhower Elementary School Indio Hoover Elementary School Indio Indio High School Indio Indio Middle School Indio James Monroe Elementary School Indio John Glenn Middle School Indio Johnson Elementary School Indio Kennedy Elementary School Indio Madison Elementary School Indio Martin Van Buren Elementary School Indio Roosevelt Elementary School Indio Thomas Jefferson Middle School Indio Woodrow Wilson Middle School Indio Amelia Earhart Elementary School Indio Indio Comm School/Day Treatment Indio Lyndon Johnson Elementary Indio Madison Elementary Mtu Indio Don F. Kenney Center Indio John Glenn Middle School Indio Lawrence F. Smith Indio Fountain Christian Academy Indio Grace Academy Indio Indio Christian Center Academy Indio Our Lady of Perpetual Help Indio Tom Plonski Christian School Indio Benjamin Franklin Elementary School La Quinta Colonel Mitchell Paige Middle School La Quinta District Education Center La Quinta Harry S. Truman Elementary School La Quinta John Adams Elementary School La Quinta La Quinta High School La Quinta La Quinta Middle School La Quinta Indio Juvenile Hall La Quinta La Quinta High School La Quinta La Quinta Christian Fellowship School La Quinta A Small World for Little People Lake Elsinore Ortega Cal Safe Lake Elsinore Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 781 | Appendix E
Temescal Canyon High School Lake Elsinore Alternative Education Lake Elsinore Butterfield Elementary Lake Elsinore Canyon Lake Middle School Lake Elsinore Cottonwood Canyon Elementary Lake Elsinore District Administrative Offices Lake Elsinore Earl Warren Elementary Lake Elsinore Elsinore Elementary Lake Elsinore Elsinore Middle Lake Elsinore Food Services & Warehouse Lake Elsinore Lakeland Village Middle School Lake Elsinore Lakeside High School Lake Elsinore Machado Elementary Lake Elsinore Maintenance & Operations Lake Elsinore Ortega High (Cont.) Lake Elsinore Railroad Canyon Elementary Lake Elsinore Rice Canyon Elementary Lake Elsinore Ronald Reagan Elementary School Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon High Lake Elsinore Terra Cotta Middle Lake Elsinore Tuscany Hills Elementary Lake Elsinore Withrow Elementary Lake Elsinore Canyon Academy Lake Elsinore Lakeland Children's Center, Inc. Lake Elsinore Mecca School Mecca Nueva Vista Day Care Mecca Pie De La Cuesta Day Care Mecca Saul Martinez Elementary School Mecca Mecca Migrant Headstart Center Mecca Bell Mountain Middle School Menifee Callie Kirkpatrick Elementary School Menifee Chester W. Morrison Elementary School Menifee Maintenance, Operations & Transp. Menifee District Offices Menifee Evans Ranch Elementary Menifee Freedom Crest Elementary School Menifee Menifee District Preschool Menifee Menifee Elementary School Menifee Menifee Valley Middle School Menifee

14.B.

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EMD 5.1.25 782 | Appendix E
Ridgemoor Elementary School Menifee Wheatfield Park Gymnasium Menifee Paloma Valley High School Menifee Menifee Valley Middle School Menifee San Jacinto College - La Piedra Road Menifee Menifee Valley Campus Menifee Good Shepherd Lutheran Menifee On Track Distance Learning Menifee Revival Christian Academy Menifee Moreno Valley Community Hospital Moreno Valley Canyon Springs High School Moreno Valley March Mountain High School Moreno Valley Moreno Valley Comm School Moreno Valley Moreno Valley High Moreno Valley R.C.C. Moreno Valley Headstart Moreno Valley Valley View High School Moreno Valley Val Verde High School Cal-Safe Moreno Valley Victoriana Moreno Valley Red Maple Elementary Moreno Valley Vista Verde Middle School Moreno Valley Rancho Verde High School Moreno Valley El Potrero Elementary School Moreno Valley Lasselle Elementary School Moreno Valley March Middle School Moreno Valley Mary Mcleod Bethune Elementary School Moreno Valley Rainbow Ridge Elementary School Moreno Valley Rancho Verde High School Moreno Valley Red Maple Elementary School Moreno Valley Victoriano Elementary School Moreno Valley Vista Verde Middle School Moreno Valley Moreno Valley Campus Moreno Valley Moreno Valley District Office Moreno Valley Perris Operation Center Moreno Valley Arnold Heights Special School Moreno Valley Edgemont Elementary School Moreno Valley Midland Elementary School Moreno Valley Moreno Elementary School Moreno Valley Armada Elementary School Moreno Valley Sunnymead Elementary School Moreno Valley Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 783 | Appendix E
North Ridge Elementary School Moreno Valley Bear Valley Elementary School Moreno Valley Sunnymeadows Elementary School Moreno Valley Honey Hollow Elementary School Moreno Valley Registration Ctr/Facility Plan. Moreno Valley Butterfield Elementary School Moreno Valley Hendrick Ranch Elementary School Moreno Valley Serrano Elementary School Moreno Valley Cloverdale Elementary School Moreno Valley Sugar Hill Elementary School Moreno Valley Seneca Elementary School Moreno Valley Vista Heights Middle School Moreno Valley Creekside Elementary School Moreno Valley Hidden Springs Elementary School Moreno Valley Box Springs Elementary School Moreno Valley Mountain View Middle School Moreno Valley Rainbow Springs/Moreno Valley Us Moreno Valley Badger Springs Middle School Moreno Valley Sunnymead Middle School Moreno Valley Towngate Elementary School Moreno Valley Ridge Crest Elementary School Moreno Valley Landmark Middle School Moreno Valley Palm Middle School Moreno Valley Canyon Springs High School Moreno Valley Moreno Valley High School Moreno Valley Vista Del Lago High School Moreno Valley March Valley High Special School Moreno Valley Calvary Chapel Christian Moreno Valley Cornerstone Fellowship Academy Moreno Valley Country Day School Moreno Valley Kings Chapel Christian Academy Moreno Valley Monarch Academy Moreno Valley Moreno Valley Christian Moreno Valley Morning Dove Christian Moreno Valley Valley Adventist Christian Moreno Valley Valley Christian Academy Moreno Valley Morning Sky Residential Mountain Center Oak Meadows Elementary School Murrieta Alta Murrieta Elementary School Murrieta

14.B.

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April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 784 | Appendix E
Antelope Hill Elementary School Murrieta Avaxat Elementary School Murrieta Cole Canyon Elementary School Murrieta Creekside Alternative High School Murrieta Daniel N Buchanan Elementary School Murrieta District Support Facility Murrieta E Hale Curran Elementary School Murrieta Lisa J. Mails Elementary Murrieta Monte Vist Elementary School Murrieta Murrieta Elementary School Murrieta Murrieta Valley High School Murrieta Rail Ranch Elementary School Murrieta Shivela Middle School Murrieta Tovashal Elementary School Murrieta Vista Murrieta High School Murrieta Warm Springs Middle School Murrieta Murrieta Valley High School Murrieta Warm Spring Middle School Murrieta Riverside Coe - South County Building Murrieta Southwest Juvenile Hall Murrieta Alamos Elementary School Murrieta Bella Vista Middle School Murrieta Calvary Chapel Christian Schools Murrieta Las Brisas Christian Academy Murrieta Morningstar Christian Academy Murrieta Murrieta Springs Adventist Christian Murrieta Murrieta Valley Christian Academy Murrieta Murrieta Valley Christian School Murrieta Oak Grove Institute-Jack Weaver Murrieta Sierra Springs Christian Murrieta Corona Norco Usd-Rcc Norco Norco High School Norco Norco Campus Norco Washington Elementary School Norco Victress Bower School Norco Norco Elementary Norco Norco High School Norco Highland Elementary Norco Norco Intermediate Norco Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 785 | Appendix E
Sierra Vista Elementary Norco Riverview Elementary Norco Administration Building Norco John F. Kennedy High School Norco Church on the Hill Christian Kindergart. Norco New Life Christian School Norco Precious Cargo Christian Academy Norco Town And Country Day School Norco District Office Nuevo Mountain Shadows Middle School Nuevo Nuview Bridge Early College High School Nuevo Nuview Elementary School Nuevo Valley View Elementary School Nuevo Nuview Elementary Nuevo Grace Preparatory Nuevo Carter Elementary School Palm Desert Country Club Palm Desert Lincoln Elementary School Palm Desert Palm Desert High School Palm Desert Palm Desert Middle School Palm Desert Wallaroo Children's Center Palm Desert Washington Charter Elementary School Palm Desert College of the Desert Palm Desert Gerald Ford Elementary Palm Desert James Carter Elementary Palm Desert Lincoln Elementary Palm Desert Palm Desert High Palm Desert San Cayetano Community School Palm Desert College of the Desert Palm Desert Desert Adventist School Palm Desert Jewish Community School of the Desert Palm Desert Montessori School of the Desert Palm Desert Montessori School of the Valley Palm Desert Oasis Preparatory School, The Palm Desert Palm Desert Learning Tree Center Palm Desert Sacred Heart Palm Desert St. Margaret's Episcopal Palm Desert Baristo Site Palm Springs Cahuilla Elementary School Palm Springs

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 786 | Appendix E
Cielo Vista Elementary Palm Springs District Office Palm Springs District Office Annex Palm Springs Katherine Finchy Elementary School Palm Springs Palm Springs Adult School Palm Springs Palm Springs High School Palm Springs Ramon Academy Palm Springs Raymond Cree Middle School Palm Springs Service Center Palm Springs Vista Del Monte Elementary School Palm Springs Champion Institute Palm Springs Desert Highland Park Palm Springs Katherine Finchy Elementary School Palm Springs Palm Springs Comm School Palm Springs Palm Springs High School Palm Springs Desert Chapel Christian Palm Springs King's Schools of The Desert Palm Springs Montessori Elem. School of Palm Springs Palm Springs Montessori School of Palm Springs Palm Springs St. Theresa Palm Springs District Office Perris Enchanted Hills Elementary School Perris Food Services Perris Good Hope Elementary School Perris Maintenance and Operations (Warehouse) Perris Nan Sanders Elementary School Perris Palms Elementary School Perris Park Avenue Elementary School Perris Perris Elementary School Perris Railway Elementary School Perris Reiner Children & Families Dev. Center Perris Skyview Elementary School Perris A Street Educational Complex Perris Choice 2000 Perris Cmi/The Learning Skills Center Perris District Office Perris Maintenance Perris Old Administration Site - Leased By Co. Perris Perris High School Perris Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 787 | Appendix E
Perris Lake High School Perris Pinacate Middle School Perris The Academy Perris Reiner Children & Families Dev. Center Perris Perris Cal-Safe Perris Perris High School Perris Enchanted Hills Elementary Perris Nan Sanders Elementary School Perris Palms Elementary School Perris Perris Head Start Perris Val Verde Regional Learning Center Perris Citrus Hills High School Perris Val Verde High School Cal-Safe Perris Avalon Elementary School Perris Citrus Hill High School Perris Columbia Elementary School Perris District Office Perris Education Center Perris Glen View Pre-School Perris Lakeside Middle School Perris Manuel Real Elementary School Perris Mead Elementary School Perris Old Val Verde High School Site Perris Sierra Vista Elementary School Perris Student Success Academy Site Perris Tomas Rivera Middle School Perris Triple Crown Elementary School Perris Val Verde Elementary School Perris Val Verde High School Perris California Ranch Perris Gb Learning Center Perris Lighthouse Christian Academy Perris Oak Grove at The Ranch Perris Praise Fellowship Christian Academy Perris St. James Catholic School Perris Temple Christian Schools Perris Rancho Mirage Elementary School Rancho Mirage Marywood-Palm Valley School Rancho Mirage Alvord High School Riverside

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 788 | Appendix E
Arizona Middle School Riverside Arlanza Elementary School Riverside Child Nutrition Center Riverside CHRISTA Mcauliff ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Riverside Collett Elementary School Riverside District Office Riverside Food Service Center Riverside Foothill Elementary School Riverside Instructional Support Service Riverside La Granada Elementary School Riverside La Sierra High School Riverside Lake Hills Elementary School Riverside Loma Vista Middle School Riverside Myra Elementary School Riverside Norte Vista High School Riverside Orrenmaa Elementary School Riverside Philip M. Stokoe Elementary School Riverside Rosemary Kennedy Elementary School Riverside Student Service Center Riverside Terrace Elementary School Riverside Twinhill Elementary School Riverside Valley View Elementary School Riverside Villegas Middle School Riverside Wells Middle School Riverside Camino Real Elementary School Riverside District Offices Riverside Glen Avon Elementary School Riverside Granite Hill Elementary School Riverside Ina Arbuckle Elementary School Riverside Indian Hills Elementary School Riverside Jurupa Middle School Riverside Jurupa Valley High School Riverside Learning Center Riverside Maintenance And Bus Garage Riverside Mira Loma Middle School Riverside Mission Bell Elementary School Riverside Mission Middle School Riverside Nueva Vista Continuation High School Riverside Pacific Avenue Elementary School Riverside Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 789 | Appendix E
Patriot High School Riverside Pedley Elementary School Riverside Peralta Elementary School Riverside Rio Vista Continuation High School Riverside Rubidoux High School Riverside Rustic Lane Elementary School Riverside Sky Country Elementary School Riverside Stone Avenue Elementary School Riverside Sunnyslope Elementary School Riverside Training And Support Services Center Riverside Training And Support Services South Riverside Troth Street Elementary School Riverside Van Buren Elementary School Riverside West Riverside Elementary School Riverside Thompson Middle School Riverside Arlanza Elementary Riverside Collett Elementary Riverside F.H. Butterfield School Riverside Foothill Elementary Riverside La Granada/Rosemary Kennedy Elementary Riverside La Sierra Community School Riverside La Sierra High School Riverside Norte Vista High Riverside Ysmael Villages Riverside Arlington Regional Learning Center Riverside Bryant Park Riverside Casa Blanca Head Start Riverside Digital Production Services Riverside Grindstaff Center Riverside Jurupa Community School Riverside Glen Avon Elementary Riverside Ina Arbuckle - East Riverside Jurupa Middle School Riverside Nueva Vista Cal-Safe Riverside Rubidoux High School Riverside Market Street Property Riverside Rcoe/District Administration Facilities Riverside Rcoe/Maintenance & Warehouse Riverside Recovery Opportunity Center Riverside

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 790 | Appendix E
Riverside Cal-Safe Riverside Riverside Community School Riverside Riverside Day Treatment Riverside Arlington High School Riverside Bobby Bonds Center Riverside Educational Op Center Riverside Grant Elementary School Riverside North High School Riverside Polytechnic High School Riverside Ramona High School Riverside Riverside Culinary Arts Academy Riverside Robert Presley Detention Center Riverside Robert Presley Detention Center Riverside Safehouse Community School Riverside Sherman Indian High School Riverside Van Horn Youth Center Riverside Vi Library Riverside West County Elem Community School Riverside Adams Elementary School Riverside Alcott Elementary School Riverside Amelia Earhart Middle School Riverside Bryant Elementary School Riverside Castleview Elementary School Riverside Central Middle School Riverside Chemawa Middle School Riverside District Administration Riverside Educational Options Center Riverside Emerson Elementary School Riverside Franklin Elementary School Riverside Fremont Elementary School Riverside Grant Elementary School Riverside Harrison Elementary School Riverside Hawthorne Elementary School Riverside Highgrove Elementary School Riverside Highland Elementary School Riverside Hyatt Elementary School Riverside Jackson Elementary School Riverside Jefferson Elementary School Riverside Kennedy Elementary School Riverside Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 791 | Appendix E
Lake Matthews Elementary Riverside Liberty Elementary School Riverside Lincoln Continuation High School Riverside Longfellow Elementary School Riverside Madison Elementary School Riverside Magnolia Elementary School Riverside Maintenance & Operation Facility Riverside Martin Luther King High School Riverside Matthew Gage Middle School Riverside Monroe Elementary School Riverside Mountain View Elementary School Riverside Nutrition Center Riverside Pachappa Elementary School Riverside Poly High School Riverside Ramona High School Riverside Riverside Adult School Riverside Sierra Middle School Riverside Sunshine School/Project Team Riverside Taft Elementary School Riverside Tomas Rivera Elementary School Riverside University Middle School Riverside Victoria Elementary School Riverside Washington Elementary School Riverside Woodcrest Elementary School Riverside Alumni House Riverside Riverside City Campus Riverside All Saints' Carden Academy Riverside Bethel Christian Schools Riverside Big Springs Riverside Calvary Chapel Jurupa Valley Christian Riverside Cottonwood Montessori Riverside Growing Place Riverside Harvest Christian Riverside Hawarden Hills Academy Riverside Immanuel Baptist School Riverside Immanuel Lutheran Elementary Riverside Islamic Academy of Riverside Riverside La Sierra Academy Riverside Mira Loma Christian School Riverside

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 792 | Appendix E
Montessori Academy Riverside Montessori Children's House Riverside Mt. Zion Academy Riverside Notre Dame High Riverside Olive Tree Christian Riverside Our Lady of Perpetual Help Riverside Riverside Christian Day Riverside Riverside Christian Schools Riverside Riverside Montessori Academy Riverside Riverside Preparatory Academy Riverside Saint Catherine of Alexandria School Riverside Somerset Academy Riverside Somerset Educational Services Riverside St. Francis De Sales School Riverside St. Joseph's Riverside St. Paul Lutheran Riverside St. Thomas the Apostle School Riverside Temple Beth El Child Development Center Riverside Vineyard Christian Riverside Woodcrest Christian Riverside Woodcrest Montessori Education Center, I Riverside Heritage High School Romoland Boulder Ridge Elementary School Romoland Harvest Valley Elementary School Romoland Romoland Elementary School Romoland Mt San Jacinto Learning Center San Jacinto San Jacinto College - State Street San Jacinto San Jacinto Elementary San Jacinto San Jacinto High School San Jacinto Valley Community School San Jacinto De Anza Elementary School San Jacinto District Office San Jacinto Estudillo Elementary School San Jacinto Food Services San Jacinto Headstart/Preschool San Jacinto Hyatt Elementary School San Jacinto Monte Vista Middle School San Jacinto Mot Facility San Jacinto Mountain View High School San Jacinto Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 793 | Appendix E
North Mountain Middle School San Jacinto Old District Office San Jacinto Old Mot Site San Jacinto Park Hill Elementary School San Jacinto Record Elementary School San Jacinto San Jacinto Elementary School San Jacinto San Jacinto Campus San Jacinto San Jacinto Valley Academy San Jacinto Alpha Omega Christian San Jacinto Calvary Chapel San Jacinto Christian San Jacinto Noli Indian School San Jacinto St. Hyacinth Academy San Jacinto St. Jude School San Jacinto Extended Learning Center Sun City His Light Christian Academy Sun City Master's Hands Christian School Sun City Oliver Christian School Center Sun City Temecula Community School Temecula French Valley Elementary Temecula Temecula Elementary Temecula Ysabel Barnett Elementary School Temecula Earl Gardner Middle School Temecula Nicholas Valley Elementary Temecula Royale College Of Beauty Temecula Vail Ranch Middle School Temecula Chapparral High School Temecula Paloma Elementary Temecula Temecula Valley High School Temecula Abby Reinke Elementary School Temecula Chaparral High School Temecula Crowne Hill Elementary School Temecula District Facilities Temecula District Maintenance & Transp. Facility Temecula Erle Stanley Gardner Middle School Temecula Great Oak High School Temecula Helen Hunt Jackson Elementary Temecula James L. Day Middle School Temecula Joan F. Sparkman Elementary School Temecula Margarita Middle School Temecula

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 794 | Appendix E
Nicolas Valley Elementary School Temecula Paloma Elementary School Temecula Pauba Valley Elementary School Temecula Rancho Elementary School Temecula Rancho Vista High School Temecula Red Hawk Elementary School Temecula Temecula Elementary School Temecula Temecula Luiseno Elementary School Temecula Temecula Middle School Temecula Temecula Valley High School Temecula Tony Tobin Elementary School Temecula Vail Elementary School Temecula Vintage Hills Elementary Temecula Ysabel Barnett Elementary School Temecula Discovery Isle Child Development Center Temecula Faith Christian Academy Temecula Hillcrest Academy Temecula La Petite Academy Temecula Liberty High Temecula Linfield Christian School Temecula Mountain View Christian School Temecula Mulberry Child Care & Preschool Temecula Pechanga School Temecula Rancho Community Christian Temecula Saint Jeanne De Lestonnac Temecula Temecula Christian School Temecula Temecula Montessori Academy Temecula Van Avery Prep Temecula John Kelley Elementary Thermal La Familia Continuation High Thermal Coachella Valley High School Ag. Farm Thermal Coachella Valley High School Athletic Thermal Coachella Valley High School Thermal Desert Mirage High School Thermal District Administration Thermal District M.O.T. Thermal John Kelley Elementary School Thermal John Kelley West Thermal La Familia Continuation High School Thermal Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 795 | Appendix E
Las Palmitas Elementary School Thermal Oasis Elementary School Thermal Toro Canyon Middle School Thermal Coachella Valley Hs Transportation Thermal Westside Elementary School Thermal Desert Mirage High School Thermal Coachella Valley High School Thermal John Kelley Middle School Thermal Toro Canyon Middle School Thermal Della S. Lindley Elementary Thousand Palms Xavier College Preparatory High School Thousand Palms Advanced Educ. Services-Whitewater High Whitewater Grace Christian Learning Center Whitewater Brown (David A.) Middle School Wildomar Graham (Donald) Elementary Wildomar Elsinore High School Wildomar Hayman (Jean) Elementary Wildomar Wildomar Elementary Wildomar Collier (William C.) Elementary Wildomar Brown (David A.) Middle Wildomar Collier (William C.) Elementary Wildomar Elsinore High Wildomar Graham (Donald) Elementary Wildomar Hayman (Jean) Elementary Wildomar Transportation Center Wildomar Anne Sullivan Nursery and Kindergarten Wildomar Bundy Canyon Christian Wildomar California Lutheran High Wildomar Cornerstone Christian Wildomar Faith Baptist Academy Wildomar

14.B.

Riverside Operational Area
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April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 796 | Appendix EEmergency Operations Centers Name City
City Of Banning City Hall Banning City Of Banning EOC Banning City Of Banning Alt EOC Banning City Of Beaumont EOC (Police Dept) Beaumont City Of Beaumont Alt EOC (City Hall) Beaumont City Of Blythe Alt EOC (Public Works) Blythe City Of Blythe EOC (Blythe City Hall) Blythe City Of Calimesa EOC - Main EOC Calimesa City Of Calimesa EOC - EOC Annex Calimesa City Of Canyon Lake Alt EOC (City Hall) Canyon Lake City Of Canyon Lake EOC (Fs #60) Canyon Lake City Of Cathedral City EOC (Fs #412) Cathedral City City Of Corona EOC Corona City Of Corona Alt EOC (City Hall) Corona City Of Desert Hot Springs EOC (Police) Desert Hot Springs City Of Hemet EOC (Pw/Fire Admin Bldg) Hemet City Of Hemet Alt EOC (Simpson Center) Hemet City Of Indian Wells Alt EOC (City Hall) Indian Wells City Of Indian Wells EOC Indian Wells County Of RIVERSIDE ALT EOC (INDIO) Indio City Of Indio EOC (Indio Senior Center) Indio City Of La Quinta EOC (City Hall) La Quinta City Of Lake Elsinore EOC (Sheriff Dept) Lake Elsinore City Of Lake Elsinore Alt EOC (Fs #85) Lake Elsinore City Of Lake Elsinore Alt EOC(City Hall) Lake Elsinore City Of Moreno Valley EOC (Police Bldg) Moreno Valley City Of Moreno Valley Alt EOC(City Hall) Moreno Valley City Of Murrieta Alt EOC (Fs #1) Murrieta City Of Murrieta EOC (Police Dept) Murrieta City Of Norco EOC (Norco Fd Hq) Norco City Of Palm Desert Alt EOC (Corp Yard) Palm Desert City Of Palm Desert EOC (Civic Ctr Pw) Palm Desert City Of Palm Springs EOC (City Hall) Palm Springs City Of Perris Alt EOC (Glass Gymnasium) Perris City Of Perris EOC (Perris Senior Ctr) Perris City Of Rancho Mirage EOC Rancho Mirage Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 797 | Appendix E
County Of RIVERSIDE EOC Riverside City Of Riverside EOC Riverside City Of San Jacinto EOC (Police Dept) San Jacinto City Of Temecula City Hall Temecula City Of Temecula Alt EOC (Comm Rec Ctr) Temecula City Of Temecula EOC (Fs #84) Temecula Fairgrounds
Name City
Lake Perris Fairgrounds Perris, CA 92571 Riverside County Fairgrounds Indio, CA 92201 Colorado River Fairgrounds Blythe, CA 92225 Federal Military Installations
Name City
March Air Reserve Base Moreno Valley Naval Warfare Assessment Station Norco Navy Marine Corp Reserve Center Riverside Fire Stations
Name City
77 - LAKE RIVERSIDE FS RVC Aguanga USFS - CNF - Dripping Springs Station 37 Aguanga 29 - ANZA FS CAL FIRE\RVC Anza USFS - BDF - Tripp Flats Station 53 Anza 278 - MORONGO STN 278 Banning 63 - POPPET FLATS FS RVC Banning 89 - BANNING CITY FS RVC Banning USFS - BDF - Banning Station 35 Banning 20 – BEAUMONT\West Banning FS RVC Beaumont 66 - BEAUMONT CITY FS RVC Beaumont Blythe Fire Department Blythe 43 – Blythe FS RVC Blythe 45 - Blythe Air Base FS RVC Blythe 46 - River Bend FS RVC Blythe 24 - CABAZON FS RVC Cabazon

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April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 798 | Appendix E
USFS - BDF - Cabazon Station 50 Cabazon 21- Calimesa RVC Calimesa 60 – Canyon Lake RVC Canyon Lake CATHEDRAL CITY FS # 1 (#411) Cathedral City CATHEDRAL CITY FS # 2 (#412) Cathedral City CATHEDRAL CITY FS # 3 (#413) Cathedral City 22 - CHERRY VALLEY FS RVC Cherry Valley 79 – Coachella RVC Coachella CORONA FS#7 (Temescal Public Safety Fac) Corona 13 - HOME GARDENS FS RVC Corona 64 - SYCAMORE CREEK FS RVC Corona CORONA CITY FS # 1 Corona CORONA CITY FS # 2 Corona CORONA CITY FS # 3 Corona CORONA CITY FS # 4 Corona CORONA CITY FS # 5 Corona CORONA CITY FS # 6 Corona USFS - CNF - Corona Station 21 Corona USFS - CNF - Temescal Station 22 Corona 49 - LAKE TAMARISK FS RVC Desert Center 37 - DESERT HOT SPRINGS FS RVC Desert Hot Springs 56 - SKY VALLEY FS RVC Desert Hot Springs 36- Skyborne RVC Desert Hot Springs 27 - EAST VAIL FS RVC Eastvale 31-Chandler RVC Eastvale Helitack/Air Attack Base - Ryan Field CAL FIRE Hemet HEMET CITY FS # 1 Hemet HEMET CITY FS # 2 Hemet HEMET CITY FS # 3 Hemet HEMET CITY FS # 4 Hemet HEMET CITY FS # 5 Hemet 26 - LITTLE LAKE FS RVC Hemet 28 - SAGE FS CAL FIRE\RVC Hemet 72 - VALLE VISTA FS RVC Hemet USFS - BDF – Cranston Station 54 Hemet 23 - PINE COVE FS RVC Idyllwild 621 - IDYLLWILD FPD STN 621 Idyllwild 55 - INDIAN WELLS FS RVC Indian Wells 80 - SHADOW HILLS (INDIO STN 4) FS RVC Indio Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 799 | Appendix E
86 - INDIO # 1 FS RVC Indio 87 - INDIO # 2 FS Terra Lago RVC Indio 88 - INDIO # 3 FS West Indio RVC Indio 16 - PEDLEY FS RVC Jurupa Valley 17 – Glen Avon RVC Jurupa Valley 18 - WEST RIVERSIDE FS CAL FIRE RVC Jurupa Valley 32 - LA QUINTA FS RVC La Quinta 70 - LA QUINTA SOUTH FS RVC La Quinta 93 - LA QUINTA NORTH FS RVC La Quinta 10 - ELSINORE FS CAL FIRE Lake Elsinore 11 - LAKELAND VILLAGE FS RVC Lake Elsinore 51 - EL CARISO FS RVC Lake Elsinore 74 - RANCHO CAPISTRANO FS RVC Lake Elsinore 85 - MCVICKER PARK FS RVC Lake Elsinore 94 - CANYON HILLS FS RVC Lake Elsinore 97 – Rosetta Canyon RVC Lake Elsinore USFS - CNF - El Cariso Station 23 Lake Elsinore 40 - MECCA FS RVC Mecca 68 - MENIFEE FS RVC Menifee 76 - MENIFEE LAKES FS RVC Menifee 5 - Quail Valley RVC Menifee 7 – Sun City RVC (Opening in Fall of 2017) Menifee 02 - SUNNYMEAD FS RVC Moreno Valley 06 - EDGEMONT FS RVC Moreno Valley 48 - SUNNYMEAD RANCH FS RVC Moreno Valley 58 - MORENO FS (NEW) RVC Moreno Valley 65 - KENNEDY PARK FS RVC Moreno Valley 91 - COLLEGE PARK FS RVC Moreno Valley 99 – Morrison RVC Moreno Valley 30 - PINYON FS RVC Mountain Center 53 - GARNER VALLEY FS RVC Mountain Center USFS - BDF - Kenworthy Station 52 Mountain Center USFS - BDF -Keenwild Station 56/Helibase Mountain Center MURRIETA CITY FS # 1 Murrieta MURRIETA CITY FS # 2 Murrieta MURRIETA CITY FS # 3 Murrieta MURRIETA CITY FS # 4 Murrieta 75 - BEAR CREEK FS RVC Murrieta USFS - CNF – Bear Creek Station Murrieta

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April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 800 | Appendix E
83 - FRENCH VALLEY FS RVC Murrieta NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER FS # 1 Norco 57 – Corydon RVC Norco 47 - NORCO RVC Norco 14 - CORONA FS CAL FIRE Norco 41 - NORTH SHORE FS RVC North Shore 03 - NUVIEW FS RVC Nuevo 33 - PALM DESERT FS RVC Palm Desert 67 - MESA VIEW FS RVC Palm Desert 71 - PALM DESERT NORTH FS RVC Palm Desert 81 - NORTH BERMUDA DUNES FS RVC Palm Desert PALM SPRINGS FS # 1 (441) Palm Springs PALM SPRINGS FS # 2 (442) & Admin Office Palm Springs PALM SPRINGS FS # 3 (443) Palm Springs PALM SPRINGS FS # 4 (444) Palm Springs PALM SPRINGS FS # 5 (445) Palm Springs 01 - PERRIS FS CAL FIRE Perris 04 - CAJALCO FS RVC Perris 09 - GOODMEADOW FS RVC Perris 59 - MEAD VALLEY FS RVC Perris 90 - NORTH PERRIS FS RVC Perris 101 – Perris City RVC Perris USFS - BDF - Alandale Station 57 Pine Cove USFS - BDF-Vista Grande Sta 51/Hotshots Pine Cove 62 - RANCHO CARRILLO FS RVC Rancho Carrillo 50 - SOUTH RANCHO MIRAGE FS RVC Rancho Mirage 69 - RANCHO MIRAGE NORTH FS RVC Rancho Mirage 44 - RIPLEY FS RVC Ripley 08 - WOODCREST FS RVC Riverside 38 - RUBIDOUX FS RVC Riverside 82 - LAKE HILLS FS RVC Riverside 19 - Highgrove FS RVC Riverside Riverside City FD - FS10 Generator Bldg Riverside Riverside City Fire Dept Headquarters Riverside Riverside City Fire Dept Maint. Bldg Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 1 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 2 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 3 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 4 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 5 Riverside Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 801 | Appendix E
RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 6 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 7 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 8 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 9 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 10 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 11 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 12 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 13 Riverside RIVERSIDE CITY FS # 14 Riverside 25 - SAN JACINTO FS CAL FIRE RVC San Jacinto 78 - West SAN JACINTO FS RVC San Jacinto Soboba Reservation Fire San Jacinto 12 - TEMECULA FS CAL FIRE RVC Temecula 177 - PECHANGA STN 177 Temecula 277 - PECHANGA STN 277 Temecula 73 - RANCHO CALIFORNIA FS RVC Temecula 84 - PARKVIEW FS RVC Temecula 92 - WOLF CREEK FS RVC Temecula 95 - RORIPAUGH FS RVC (Opening in 2018) Temecula 96 – Glen Oaks FS RVC Temecula 39 - THERMAL FS RVC Thermal 35 - THOUSAND PALMS FS RVC Thousand Palms 61 - WILDOMAR FS RVC Wildomar 34 - WINCHESTER FS RVC Winchester 54 – Homeland FS RVC Winchester HazMat Facilities
Name Number
5201 0-10 Generator 1 1 5202 11-25 Generator 1 1 5201 0-10 Generator 1,105 1105 5202 11-25 Generator 136 136 5203 26-50 Generator 66 66 5204 51-100 Generator 36 36 5205 101-200 Generator 28 28 5206 201-300 Generator 7 7 5207 301-500 Generator 3 3 5208 501 or more Generator 4 4

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EMD 5.1.25 802 | Appendix E
5271 0-10 Generator 1 1 5272 11-25 Generator 4 4 5273 26-50 Generator 5 5 5274 51-100 Generator 3 3 5275 101-200 Generator 9 9 5276 201-300 Generator 5 5 5277 301-500 Generator 2 2 5278 501 or more Generator 3 3 5291 Tiered Permitting - PBR 4 4 5292 Tiered Permitting - CA 3 3 5293 Tiered Permitting - CEL 3 3 5294 Tiered Permitting - CECL 2 2 5295 Tiered Permitting - CESW 3 3 5296 Tiered Permitting - CESQT 17 17 5300 Underground Storage Tanks 257 257 5297 Household Hazardous Waste 6 6 5298 ABOP 2 2 5201 0-10 Generator 1,004 1004 5202 11-25 Generator 73 73 5203 26-50 Generator 34 34 5204 51-100 Generator 21 21 5205 101-200 Generator 19 19 5206 201-300 Generator 4 4 5207 301-500 Generator 3 3 5211 0-10 Generator - Exempt 2 2 5271 0-10 Generator 1 1 5272 11-25 Generator 2 2 5273 26-50 Generator 2 2 5274 51-100 Generator 3 3 5275 101-200 Generator 1 1 5276 201-300 Generator 1 1 5278 501 or more Generator 2 2 5291 Tiered Permitting - PBR 4 4 5292 Tiered Permitting - CA 1 1 5295 Tiered Permitting - CESW 4 4 5296 Tiered Permitting - CESQT 15 15 5300 Underground Storage Tanks 228 228 5297 Household Hazardous Waste 12 12 5298 ABOP 1 1 Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 803 | Appendix E
5201 0-10 Generator 785 785 5202 11-25 Generator 98 98 5203 26-50 Generator 50 50 5204 51-100 Generator 17 17 5205 101-200 Generator 6 6 5206 201-300 Generator 1 1 5207 301-500 Generator 3 3 5208 501 or more Generator 2 2 5211 0-10 Generator - Exempt 2 2 5271 0-10 Generator 3 3 5272 11-25 Generator 2 2 5273 26-50 Generator 1 1 5276 201-300 Generator 1 1 5292 Tiered Permitting - CA 3 3 5293 Tiered Permitting - CEL 1 1 5295 Tiered Permitting - CESW 1 1 5296 Tiered Permitting - CESQT 8 8 5300 Underground Storage Tanks 166 166 5201 0-10 Generator 1 1 5300 Underground Storage Tanks 1 1 Law Enforcement Facilities
Name City
Special Enforcement Bureau Banning Banning Police Dept. (West) Banning Banning Police Dept. (Central) Banning Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility Banning Beaumont Police Department (& EOC) Beaumont Colorado River Station - Riv Co. Sheriff Blythe Blythe Police Department Blythe Blythe Jail Blythe Cabazon Station - Riverside Co. Sheriff Cabazon Cathedral City Police Dept (& City Hall) Cathedral City Coachella Store Front - Riv. Co. Sheriff Coachella Coachella Sub Station - Riv. Co. Sheriff Coachella Corona PD/FD-Temescal Public Safety Fac. Corona Corona Police Main Station Corona Desert Hot Springs Police (& EOC) Desert Hot Springs Special Investigations Bureau - Aviation Hemet

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April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 804 | Appendix E
Hemet Station - Riverside Co. Sheriff Hemet Hemet Police Department Hemet Indio Station - Riverside Co. Sheriff Indio Indio Police Department Indio Indio Jail Indio Sheriff Coroner Forensic Center East Indio Sheriff's Court Services - East Indio Community Policing Office-Riv Co Sheriff La Quinta Lake Elsinore Sheriff's Station (& EOC) Lake Elsinore Mecca Sub Station - Riv. Co. Sheriff Mecca Moreno Valley Police Building (& EOC) Moreno Valley Southwest Sheriff Sta./Temecula Police Murrieta Murrieta Police Dept (& EOC) Murrieta Riverside Co Sheriff SW Detention Center Murrieta Riverside Co Sheriff SW Justice Center Murrieta Palm Desert Station & Sheriff's Dispatch Palm Desert Palm Springs Police Department Palm Springs Sheriff's Communication Center Riverside Robert Presley Detention Center Riverside Riverside Police Dept Lincoln Maint Bldg Riverside Riverside Police Dept - Arlanza Riverside Riverside Police Dept - La Sierra Riverside Riverside Police Dept-Magnolia Riverside Riverside Police Dept Riverside Riverside Police Dept - UNET Riverside Riverside Police Dept Riverside Riverside Police Dept Headquarters Riverside Riverside Police Dept - Lincoln Station Riverside Jurupa Valley Station - Riv. Co Sheriff Riverside CAL ID & Technical Services Bureau Riverside Ben Clark Training Center Riverside Criminal Justice Building Riverside Bureau of ATF Riverside U.S. Secret Service Riverside U.S. Customs and Border Palm Springs CA Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement Riverside UCR Police Department Riverside Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 805 | Appendix EMedical Facilities
Name City
Corona Regional Med Ctr-Original Const. Corona Corona Regional Med Ctr-1974 Addition Corona Corona Regional Med Ctr-1989 Addition Corona Desert Regional Med Ctr-New Entrance Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-East Tower Palm Springs Desert Reg Med Ctr-Women & Infants Ctr Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-North Wing Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-Original Main Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-Rehab Gym Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-Surgery Wing Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-Sinatra Tower Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-Elevator Tower Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-Medical Records Palm Springs Desert Regional Med Ctr-Acute Rehab Palm Springs Desert Reg Med Ctr-Shore Waitingarea/ICU Palm Springs Eisenhower Med Ctr-Central Plant Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Eisenhower Hosp. Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Tennity Emerg. Dept. Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Allen Surgical Pav. Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Hope Outpatient Ctr Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Probst Bldg Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Kiewit Bldg Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Wright Bldg Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Annenberg Ctr Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Hal B Wallis Bldg Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Rinker Bldg Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Uihlein Bldg Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Med Ctr-Bannan Bldg Rancho Mirage Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Tower One Hemet Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Tower Two Hemet Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Building A Hemet Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Building B Hemet Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Building C Hemet Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Building D Hemet Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Building E Hemet Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Building H Hemet Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Building F-Mri Hemet

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EMD 5.1.25 806 | Appendix E
Hemet Valley Med Ctr-Building K Hemet Inland Valley Medical Center Wildomar John F Kennedy Mem Hospital-Orig Bldg Indio John F Kennedy Mem Hospital-"Bldg C" Indio John F Kennedy Mem Hospital-"Bldg D" Indio John F Kennedy Mem Hospital-"Bldg E" Indio John F Kennedy Mem Hospital-"Bldg F" Indio John F Kennedy Mem Hosp-Central Plant Indio Kaiser Permanente Riverside-"Bldg A" Riverside Kaiser Permanente Riverside-"Bldg B" Riverside Loma Linda University Medical Center Murrieta Murrieta Menifee Valley Med Ctr-Building One Menifee Moreno Valley Community Hospital Moreno Valley Parkview Comm Hosp-"Bldg C" Riverside Parkview Comm Hosp-Tower Riverside Parkview Comm Hosp-Original Hospital Riverside Rancho Springs Med Ctr-Building A Murrieta Rancho Springs Med Ctr-Building B Murrieta Rancho Springs Med Ctr-Building C Murrieta Riverside Community Hospital-Bldg A Riverside Riverside Community Hospital-Bldg B Riverside Riverside Community Hospital-Bldg C Riverside Riverside Community Hospital-Bldg D Riverside Riverside Community Hospital-Bldg E Riverside Riverside County Regional Med Ctr Moreno Valley San Gorgonio Memorial Hosp-"Bldg A" Banning San Gorgonio Memorial Hosp-"Bldg B" Banning San Gorgonio Memorial Hosp-"Bldg C" Banning San Gorgonio Memorial Hosp-Women's Ctr Banning Palo Verde Hospital Building A Blythe Palo Verde Hospital Building B Blythe Palo Verde Hospital Building C Blythe Palo Verde Hospital Building D Blythe Palo Verde Hospital Building E Blythe Hemet Valley Healthcare Ctr-Bldg One Hemet Temecula Valley Hospital Temecula Palo Verde Hospital Blythe Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 807 | Appendix ENational Guard Armories
Name City
Indio Armory (closed) Indio Banning Armory Banning Riverside Armory Riverside Corona Armory Corona Public Works Utilities
Name City
Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District Beaumont Cabazon County Water District Cabazon Chiriaco Summit County Water District Chiriaco Summit Coachella Valley Water District Coachella CR&R Waste Management Desert Water Agency Palm Springs Eastern Municipal Water District Perris Edison - Eastern Region (Menifee) Romoland Edison - Eastern Region (Palm Springs - #79) Cathedral City Edison - Eastern Region (Wildomar - Cny. Lake, Mu) Wildomar
Edison - Eastern Region (Wildomar - Corona, Norco
Wildomar
Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District Lake Elsinore Fern Valley Water District Idyllwild High Valley Water District Banning Home Gardens County Water District Corona Home Gardens Sanitary District Corona Idyllwild County Water District Idyllwild Imperial Irrigation District Imperial Lake Hemet Valley Water District Hemet Lee Lake Water District Corona Metropolitan Water District Riverside Mission Springs Water District Desert Hot Springs Palo Verde Irrigation District Blythe Pine Cove County Water District Idyllwild Pinyon Pines County Water District Mountain Center Rancho California Water District Temecula Riverside Public Utilities Riverside San Gorgonio Pass Water Agency Beaumont

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EMD 5.1.25 808 | Appendix E
Valley Sanitary District Indio Waste Management of Inland Empire Corona West Valley Water District Rialto Western Municipal Water District Riverside Western Municipal Water District Riverside Yucaipa Valley Water District Yucaipa Engineering Banning Airport Banning City Yard Banning Parks/Str Maintenance Banning Transit Banning All Public Works Dept Beaumont All Public Works Dept Blythe All Public Works Dept Calimesa Public Works Dept Canyon Lake All Public Works Dept Cathedral City All Public Works Dept Coachella All Public Works Dept Corona All Public Works Dept Desert Hot Springs All Public Works Dept Eastvale Engineering Hemet Public Works Dept Indian Wells Public Works Dept Indio Public Works Dept Jurupa Valley Public Works Dept La Quinta Public Works Dept Lake Elsinore Public Works Dept Menifee Public Works Dept Norco Public Works Dept Palm Desert Public Works Dept Palm Springs Public Works Yard Perris Public Works/City Hall Perris Public Works Dept Rancho Mirage Public Works Dept Riverside Public Works Dept San Jacinto Public Works Dept Temecula Public Works Dept Wildomar Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 809 | Appendix E
Rail Yards
– Train Stations
Name Location
Jurupa Valley / Pedley Station Riverside Riverside - Downtown Station Riverside Riverside - Hunter Park / UCR Station Riverside Riverside - La Sierra Station Riverside Perris - South Station Perris Perris - Downtown Station Perris Moreno Valley / March Field Station Riverside Corona - West Station Corona Corona - North Main Station Corona Shelters
Name City
Hamilton High School Anza Banning High School Banning Nicolet Middle School Banning Our Savior's Lutheran Church Banning Beaumont High School Beaumont Fellowship In the Pass Church Beaumont Mountain View Middle School Beaumont San Gorgonio Catholic Church Beaumont San Gorgonio Middle School Beaumont Colorado River Fairgrounds Blythe Colorado River Senior and Community Center Blythe Palo Verde High School Blythe Calimesa Seventh-Day Adventist Church Calimesa Mesa Grande Academy Calimesa Aqua Caliente Elementary School Cathedral City Cathedral City Elementary School Cathedral City Cathedral City High School Cathedral City James Workman Middle School Cathedral City Landau Elementary School Cathedral City Mount San Jacinto Continuation High School Cathedral City Nellie Coffman Middle School Cathedral City Rio Vista Elementary School Cathedral City Sunny Sands Elementary School Cathedral City Cahuilla Desert Academy Coachella Our Lady of Soledad Coachella

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EMD 5.1.25 810 | Appendix E
Auburndale Intermediate School Corona Calvary Chapel Corona Centennial High School Corona Corona High School Corona Corona Seventh Day Adventist Church Corona Crossroads Christian Church Corona El Cerrito Middle School Corona Lee Pollard High School Corona Raney Intermediate School Corona River Heights Intermediate Corona Roosevelt High School Corona Santiago High School Corona West Community Friends Church Corona Bubbling Wells Elementary School Desert Hot Springs Desert Hot Springs High School Desert Hot Springs Desert Hot Springs Multi-Purpose Desert Hot Springs Desert Springs Middle School Desert Hot Springs Edward L Wenzlaff Elementary School Desert Hot Springs Julius Corsini Elementary School Desert Hot Springs Saint Elizabeth Church Desert Hot Springs Two Bunch Palms Elementary School Desert Hot Springs Dartmouth Middle School Hemet Diamond Valley Middle School Hemet Hemet High School Hemet Our Lady of The Valley Parish Center Hemet Santa Fe Middle School Hemet Seventh Day Adventist Church Hemet Tahquitz High School Hemet Valle Vista Assembly of God Church Hemet West Valley High School Hemet Camp Alandale Idyllwild Community Presbyterian Church Idyllwild Idyllwild Pines Camp Idyllwild Idyllwild School Idyllwild Town Hall Recreation Idyllwild Eisenhower School Of Performing Arts Indio Indio Fairgrounds Indio Indio High School Indio Indio Middle School Indio Theodore Roosevelt School Indio Thomas Jefferson Middle School Of V&P Arts Indio Woodrow Wilson Middle School Indio La Quinta High School La Quinta Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
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La Quinta Middle School La Quinta Canyon Lake Middle School Lake Elsinore Elsinore Middle School Lake Elsinore Lakeland Village Middle School Lake Elsinore Ortega High School Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon High School Lake Elsinore Terra Cotta Middle School Lake Elsinore Mecca Family and Farmworker's Service Center Mecca Bell Mountain Middle School Menifee Menifee Valley Middle School Menifee Paloma Valley High School Menifee Jurupa Valley High School Mira Loma Badger Springs Middle School Moreno Valley Calvary Chapel Of Moreno Valley Moreno Valley Canyon Springs High School Moreno Valley Landmark Middle School Moreno Valley March Mountain High School Moreno Valley Moreno Valley Christian Fellowship Delete Moreno Valley Moreno Valley High School Moreno Valley Moreno Valley Senior Center Moreno Valley Moreno Valley United Methodist Church Moreno Valley Mountain View Middle School Moreno Valley Palm Middle School Moreno Valley Rancho Verde High School Moreno Valley Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church Moreno Valley Sunnymead Middle School Moreno Valley Valley View High School Moreno Valley Vista Del Lago High School Moreno Valley Vista Heights Middle School Moreno Valley Vista Verde Middle School Moreno Valley Indio Elks Lodge Mountain Center Pathfinder Ranch Mountain Center Alamos Elementary School Murrieta Bella Vista Middle School Murrieta Calvary Chapel Murrieta Murrieta Murrieta Valley High School Murrieta Shivela Middle School Murrieta Vista Murrieta High School Murrieta Warm Springs Middle School Murrieta Church on the Hill Norco Nellie Weaver Hall Norco Norco Church of Christ Norco Norco High School Norco

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Norco Intermediate School Norco Riley Gymnasium Norco Mountain Shadows Middle School Nuevo Palm Desert High School Palm Desert Palm Desert Middle School Palm Desert Saint Margaret Episcopal Church Palm Desert Washington Charter Palm Desert Cahuilla Elementary School Palm Springs Cielo Vista Elementary School Palm Springs Katherine Finchy Elementary School Palm Springs Palm Springs High School Palm Springs Ramon Alternative Center Palm Springs Raymond Cree Middle School Palm Springs Vista Del Monte Elementary School Palm Springs American Legion Perris Post 595 Perris Citrus Hill High School Perris Lake Perris State Recreation Area Perris Lake Skinner Rv Park Perris Lakeside Middle School Perris Perris Fairgrounds Perris Perris High School Perris Pinacate Middle School Perris Temple Baptist Church and School Perris Tomas Rivers Middle School Perris Val Verde High School Perris Rancho Mirage Elementary School Rancho Mirage All Saints Episcopal Church Riverside American Legion Post 79 Riverside Arizona Middle School Riverside Arlanza Community Center Riverside Arlington High School Riverside Bethel Chapel Riverside Central Middle School Riverside Cesar Chavez Community Center Riverside Chemawa Middle School Riverside Dales Center/White Park Riverside Earhart Middle School Riverside First United Methodist Church Riverside Foothill Elementary School Riverside Gage Middle School Riverside Grace United Methodist Church Riverside Ismael Villegas Center Riverside Joyce Jackson Community Center Riverside Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
EMD 5.1.25 813 | Appendix E
Jurupa Middle School Riverside La Sierra Center Riverside La Sierra First Southern Baptist Church Riverside La Sierra High School Riverside Lincoln Continuation School Riverside Loma Vista Middle School Riverside Martin Luther King High School Riverside Memorial Hall Riverside Mira Loma Middle School Riverside Mission Middle School Riverside Montgomery-Waller Park Riverside Norte Vista High School Riverside North High School Riverside Nueva Vista High School Riverside Patriot High School Riverside Poly High School Riverside Ramona High School Riverside Rench Center/Hunt Park Riverside Riverside Christian Reformed Church Riverside Rubidoux High School Riverside Ruth H Lewis Center/Reid Park Riverside Saint John's The Evangelist Church Riverside Sierra Middle School Riverside Stratton Community Center Riverside University Middle School Riverside Victoria Presbyterian Church Riverside Villegas Middle School Riverside Wells Middle School Riverside Monte Vista Middle School San Jacinto North Mountain Middle School San Jacinto San Jacinto Community Senior Center San Jacinto San Jacinto High School San Jacinto Canyon Lake Community Church Sun City Fellowship Hall of The United Church of Sun City Sun City Harvest Valley School Sun City Heritage High School Sun City Kay Ceniceros Senior Center Sun City Menifee Valley Masonic Lodge 289 Sun City Romoland Elementary School Sun City Saint Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church Sun City Sun City Civic Association/North Town Hall Sun City Sun City Civic Association/Webb Hall Sun City Sun City United Methodist Church Sun City

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Chaparral High School TemeculaErle South Gardner Middle School TemeculaGreat Oak High School TemeculaHope Lutheran Church TemeculaJames L Day Middle School TemeculaMargarita Middle School TemeculaMary Phillips Senior Center TemeculaPechanga Casino TemeculaTemecula Community Recreation Center TemeculaTemecula Middle School TemeculaTemecula Valley High School TemeculaVail Elementary School TemeculaVail Ranch Middle School TemeculaCoachella Valley High School ThermalDesert Mirage High School ThermalJerry Rummonds Senior Center ThermalValley View Middle School ThermalDella South Lindley Elementary School Thousand PalmsDavid A Brown Middle School WildomarElsinore High School Wildomar Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023
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Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 764 | Appendix F Name (Landmark Plaque Number) National Register California State Historical Landmar California Register of Point of Interest Date Listed City (County) ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, SHERMAN INSTITUTE (N851) Yes 1/9/1980 Riverside (Riverside) AGENTS HOME (P231) Yes 10/5/1971 Thermal (Riverside) ALL SOULS UNIVERSALIST CHURCH (N666) Yes 9/18/1978 Riverside (Riverside) ANDREAS CANYON (N201) Yes 1/8/1973 Palm Springs (Riverside) ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES CA-RIV-504 AND CA-RIV 773 (N2195) Yes 3/12/2003 Blythe (Riverside) ARLINGTON BRANCH LIBRARY AND FIRE HALL (N1839) Yes 7/22/1993 Riverside (Riverside) ARMORY HALL (N1748) Yes 1/29/1992 Lake Elsinore (Riverside) ARMORY HALL, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC BUILDING (P822) Yes 5/15/1996 Lake Elsinore (Riverside) ATCHISON, TOPEKA, AND SANTA FE RAILWAY DEPOT AT BLYTHE (P735) Yes 2/11/1991 Blythe (Riverside) BANDINI ADOBE SITE (P120) Yes 6/6/1969 Norco (Riverside) BANDINI-COTA ADOBE SITE (P122) Yes 6/6/1969 Corona (Riverside)BANNING WOMEN'S CLUB (P725) Yes 11/20/1989 Banning (Riverside) BARKER DAM (N394) Yes 10/29/1975 Twentynine Palms (Riverside) BEAUMONT CARNEGIE LIBRARY (P807) Yes 12/4/1994 Beaumont (Riverside) BLYTHE FERRY CROSSING (P195) Yes 5/19/1971 Blythe (Riverside) BLYTHE INTAGLIOS (N384) Yes 8/22/1975 Blythe (Riverside) BOGART HOUSE (P808) Yes 12/4/1994 Beaumont (Riverside) BUTTERCUP FARMS PICTOGRAPH (N411) Yes 5/3/1976 Perris (Riverside) BUTTERFIELD STAGE STATION (188) Yes 6/20/1935 Corona (Riverside)CAMP EMERSON (P147) Yes 11/3/1969 Idyllwild (Riverside) CAMP YOUNG--DESERT TRAINING CENTER, CAMA (P87) Yes 6/2/1968 Desert Center (Riverside) CANTU RANCH/GALLEANO WINERY (P773) Yes 8/21/1992 Mira Loma (Riverside) CARNEGIE, ANDREW, LIBRARY (N502) Yes 6/29/1977 Corona (Riverside)CARVED ROCK (187) Yes 6/20/1935 Corona (Riverside)CHILDS, WILLIAM, HOUSE (N2063) Yes 7/28/1999 Riverside (Riverside)

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CHINATOWN (P74) Yes Yes 1/24/1968 Riverside (Riverside) CITRUS EXPERIMENT STATION (P121) Yes 6/6/1969 Riverside (Riverside) CITRUS MACHINERY PIONEERING (P123) Yes 6/6/1969 Riverside (Riverside) COACHELLA VALLEY COUNTY WATER DISTRICT (P141) Yes 8/29/1969 Coachella (Riverside) COACHELLA VALLEY FISH TRAPS (N175) Yes 6/13/1972 Valerie (Riverside) COPLIN HOUSE SPOKANE HOTEL PLUEGER REALTY (P759) Yes 11/8/1991 Banning (Riverside) CORN SPRINGS (N2038) Yes 10/30/1998 Desert Center (Riverside) CORN SPRINGS (P80) Yes 1/24/1968 Desert Center (Riverside) CORNELIUS AND MERCEDES JENSON RANCH (943) Yes 6/12/1981 Rubidoux (Riverside) CORONA FOUNDERS MONUMENT (738) Yes 6/6/1960 Corona (Riverside)CORONA HIGH SCHOOL (N2297) Yes 8/3/2005 Corona (Riverside)COTTONWOOD SCHOOL (P520) Yes 2/1/1978 Sage (Riverside) CRESCENT BATHHOUSE (N380) Yes 7/30/1975 Lake Elsinore (Riverside) DE ANZA CROSSING OF THE SANTA ANA RIVER, 1775 AND 1776 (787) Yes 9/18/1963 Riverside (Riverside) DESERT INN (P307) Yes 7/13/1973 Palm Springs (Riverside) DESERT QUEEN MINE (N402) Yes 1/17/1976 Twentynine Palms (Riverside) DOS PALMAS (P78) Yes 1/24/1968 Mecca (Riverside) EAGLE MOUNTAIN IRON (P229) Yes 10/5/1971 Desert Center (Riverside) EL MIRADOR HOTEL AND TOWER (P570) Yes 6/12/1981 Palm Springs (Riverside) ELSINORE WOMEN'S CLUB (P832) Yes 2/5/1998 Lake Elsinore (Riverside) ELSINORE'S HOTTEST SULPHUR SPRINGS (P97) Yes 6/7/1968 Lake Elsinore (Riverside) ESTUDILLO MANSION (N2146) Yes 10/25/2001 San Jacinto (Riverside) FEDERAL POST OFFICE (N705) Yes 11/20/1978 Riverside (Riverside) FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST (N1794) Yes 9/22/1992 Riverside (Riverside) FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF RIVERSIDE (N1975) Yes 4/3/1997 Riverside (Riverside) FIRST POST OFFICE (P174) Yes 3/19/1970 Temecula (Riverside) FRINK RANCH (P94) Yes 6/7/1968 Beaumont (Riverside) GALLEANO WINERY (N2207) Yes 6/22/2003 Mira Loma (Riverside) GARBANI, ROCCO, HOMESTEAD (N2079) Yes 12/22/1999 Winchester (Riverside) Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 766 | Appendix F GIANT DESERT FIGURES (101) Yes 3/29/1933 Blythe (Riverside) GILMAN RANCH (P41) Yes Yes 6/2/1967 Banning (Riverside) HALL CITY AND HALL'S GRADE (P124) Yes 6/6/1969 Cabazon (Riverside) HAMILTON SCHOOL (#1), LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE (P746) Yes 8/2/1991 Anza (Riverside) HARADA HOUSE (N517) Yes 9/15/1977 Riverside (Riverside) HEMET DAM AND LAKE HEMET (P95) Yes 6/7/1968 Hemet (Riverside) HEMET MAZE STONE (557) Yes 8/24/1956 Hemet (Riverside) HENDERSON/REID BUILDING (P774) Yes 8/21/1992 Banning (Riverside) HERITAGE HOUSE (N205) Yes 2/28/1973 Riverside (Riverside) HIGHGROVE HYDROELECTRIC PLANT (P108) Yes 12/11/1968 Riverside (Riverside) HIGHLAND SPRINGS (P38) Yes 6/2/1967 Banning (Riverside) IDYLLWILD (P335) Yes 7/12/1974 Idyllwild (Riverside) INDIAN SCHOOL AGENCY OFFICE, INDIAN SCHOOL AGENCY (P233) Yes 10/5/1971 Thermal (Riverside) INDIAN WELLS (P83) Yes 1/24/1968 Palm Desert (Riverside) JENSEN, CORNELIUS, RANCH (N815) Yes 9/6/1979 Rubidoux (Riverside) JOHN W. NORTH PARK / SEVENTH STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT (P308) Yes 7/13/1973 Riverside (Riverside) LAKE NORCONIAN CLUB (N2083) Yes 2/4/2000 Norco (Riverside) LEDERER, GUS, SITE (N2196) Yes 3/12/2003 Desert Center (Riverside) LORING OPERA HOUSE, GOLDEN STATE THEATER (P64) Yes 9/22/1967 Riverside (Riverside) MARCH FIELD HISTORIC DISTRICT (P93) Yes 6/7/1968 Moreno Valley (Riverside) MARCH FIELD HISTORIC DISTRICT (N1893) Yes 12/6/1994 Riverside (Riverside) MARTINEZ CANYON ROCKHOUSE (N2074) Yes 12/14/1999 North Palm Springs (Riverside)
MARTINEZ HISTORICAL DISTRICT (N236)
Yes 5/17/1973
Torres-Martinez Indian
Reservation (Riverside)

MARTINEZ HISTORICAL DISTRICT/MARTINEZ
INDIAN AGENCY (P232)
Yes 10/5/1971 Thermal (Riverside)
MASONIC TEMPLE (N872) Yes 6/6/1980 Riverside (Riverside) MCCOY SPRING ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE (N1103) Yes 5/10/1982 Blythe (Riverside) MISSION COURT BUNGALOWS (N1835) Yes 7/8/1993 Riverside (Riverside)

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MISSION INN (761) Yes Yes 4/28/1961 Riverside (Riverside) MOROVIAN CHURCH AND INDIAN SCHOOL, INDIAN SCHOOL (P230) Yes 10/5/1971 Thermal (Riverside) MOUNT RUBIDOUX (P65) Yes 9/22/1967 Riverside (Riverside) MURRIETA CREEK ARCHEOLOGICAL AREA (N229) Yes 4/24/1973 Temecula (Riverside) NOBLE'S RANCH (P82) Yes 1/24/1968 Beaumont (Riverside) NORTH CHUCKWALLA MOUNTAIN QUARRY DISTRICT (N966) Yes 8/24/1981 Desert Center (Riverside) NORTH CHUCKWALLA MOUNTAINS PETROGLYPH DISTRICT CA-RIV 1383 (N969) Yes 9/3/1981 Desert Center (Riverside)
OLD MORENO SCHOOL (P702) Yes 8/23/1988 Moreno Valley (Riverside) OLD TEMESCAL ROAD (638) Yes 3/31/1958 Corona (Riverside)OLD YWCA BUILDING (N1009) Yes 1/28/1982 Riverside (Riverside) ORIGINAL PALM SPRINGS, THE (P118) Yes 6/6/1969 Palm Springs (Riverside) PAINTED ROCK (190) Yes 6/20/1935 Corona (Riverside)PALM CANYON THEATER / STEVENS, FRANCES S., SCHOOL (C21) Yes 11/7/2003 Palm Springs (Riverside) PALMDALE RAILROAD SITE / RAILROAD THAT FAILED (P146) Yes 11/3/1969 Palm Springs (Riverside) PARENT WASHINGTON NAVEL ORANGE TREE (20) Yes 6/1/1932 Riverside (Riverside) PEDLEY-TYPE DAM (P337) Yes 7/12/1974 Banning (Riverside) PERRIS DEPOT (N1871) Yes 8/5/1994 Perris (Riverside) PINACATE MINING DISTRICT (P553) Yes 6/6/1980 Good Hope (Riverside) PINACATE, PINACATE MINING DISTRICT (P554) Yes 6/6/1980 Perris (Riverside) RAMONA BOWL, SITE OF THE RAMONA PAGEANT (1009) Yes 2/16/1993 Hemet (Riverside) RANCHO SANTA ROSA (P719) Yes 11/3/1989 Murrieta (Riverside)RIVERSIDE CEMENT COMPANY (P336) Yes 7/12/1974 Riverside (Riverside) RIVERSIDE COUNTY COURTHOUSE (P96) Yes 6/7/1968 Riverside (Riverside) RIVERSIDE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (P76) Yes 1/24/1968 Riverside (Riverside) Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 768 | Appendix F RIVERSIDE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM AND SOLDIER'S MEMORIAL BUILDING (N576) Yes 3/31/1978 Riverside (Riverside) RIVERSIDE-ARLINGTON HEIGHTS FRUIT EXCHANGE (N877) Yes 6/9/1980 Riverside (Riverside) RUINS OF THIRD SERRANO ADOBE (224) Yes 6/20/1935 Corona (Riverside)RYAN HOUSE AND LOST HORSE WELL (N368) Yes 6/5/1975 Twentynine Palms (Riverside) SAAHATPA (749) Yes 8/17/1960 (Riverside) SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES, & SALT LAKE RR DEPOT (N491) Yes 4/18/1977 Riverside (Riverside) SAN TIMOTEO CANYON SCHOOLHOUSE (P125) Yes Yes 6/6/1969 Calimesa (Riverside) SANTA FE RAILWAY DEPOT (P711) Yes 11/22/1988 Hemet (Riverside) SANTA ROSA RANCHO (1005) Yes 2/18/1992 Murrieta (Riverside) SERRANO BOULDER (185) Yes 6/20/1935 Corona (Riverside)SERRANO TANNING VATS (186) Yes 6/20/1935 Corona (Riverside)SHAVER'S WELL (P148) Yes 11/3/1969 Mecca (Riverside) SIMON'S, M. H., UNDERTAKING CHAPEL (N878) Yes 6/9/1980 Riverside (Riverside) SITE OF BLYTHE INTAKE (948) Yes 3/1/1982 Blythe (Riverside) SITE OF BLYTHE INTAKE (P63) Yes 9/22/1967 Blythe (Riverside) SITE OF CONTRACTOR'S GENERAL HOSPITAL (992) Yes 8/17/1990 (Riverside) SITE OF DE ANZA CAMP, MARCH 1774 (103) Yes 3/29/1933 Anza (Riverside) SITE OF INDIAN VILLAGE OF POCHEA (104) Yes 3/29/1933 Hemet, (Riverside) SITE OF LOUIS RUBIDOUX HOUSE (102) Yes 3/29/1933 Rubidoux (Riverside) SITE OF OLD RUBIDOUX GRIST MILL (303) Yes 7/12/1939 Rubidoux (Riverside) SMILEY PLACE (P760) Yes 11/8/1991 Indio (Riverside) SOUTHERN HOTEL (N1803) Yes 10/15/1992 Perris (Riverside) SPEED OF LIGHT EXPERIMENT SITE (P119) Yes 6/6/1969 Idyllwild (Riverside) ST. BONIFACE SCHOOL (P415) Yes 8/7/1975 Beaumont (Riverside) SUTHERLAND FRUIT COMPANY (N1439) Yes 4/11/1986 Riverside (Riverside) TAHQUITZ CANYON (N189) Yes 10/31/1972 Palm Springs (Riverside) TEMECULA QUARRIES (P175) Yes 3/19/1970 Temecula (Riverside) TEMESCAL TIN MINES (P79) Yes 1/24/1968 Corona (Riverside)THOMAS-GARNER RANCH (P176) Yes 3/19/1970 Idyllwild (Riverside) TORO VILLAGE (P81) Yes 1/24/1968 Indio (Riverside)

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Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 772 | Appendix G JURISDICTION: DOES YOUR AGENCY HAVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LAND USE AND/OR DEVELOPMENT ISSUES WITHIN YOUR JURISDICTIONAL BOUNDARIES? YES
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N/A 362,066 Projected Residential Total Value - in 2022 Approximate Number of Commercial Businesses
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Will a copy of this plan be available for the various planning groups within your jurisdiction for use in future planning and budgeting purposes? Yes
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Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 775 | Appendix HAPPENDIX H – Mitigation Cost Analysis Guidelines Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 776 | Appendix H

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Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation PlanApril 2023EMD 5.1.25 778 | Appendix IAPPENDIX I – References References for the Updated MJLHMP included information from many websites, FEMA and Cal EMA guidance documents and resources from the County of Riverside Departments.2018 Riverside County Operational Area Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (MJLHMP)FEMA Local Mitigation Plan Review Guide2010 State of California Hazard Mitigation Plan (SHMP)Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000County of Riverside General Plan, multiple ElementsRiverside County Operational Area Emergency Operations PlanFEMA Hazard Mitigation PlanningFEMA How to Guide #1, Getting Started: Building Support for Mitigation PlanningFEMA How to Guide #2, Understanding Your Risks: Identifying Hazards and Estimating LossesFEMA How to Guide #3, Developing the Mitigation Plan: Identifying Mitigation Actions and Implementation StrategiesFEMA How to Guide #4, Bringing the Plan to Life: Implementing the Hazard Mitigation PlanFEMA How to Guide #5, Using Benefit-Cost Review in Mitigation PlanningFEMA How to Guide #6, Integrating Historic Property and Cultural Resource Considerations into Hazard Mitigation PlanningFEMA How to Guide #7, Integrating Manmade Hazards into Mitigation Planning FEMA How to Guide #8, Multi-Jurisdictional Mitigation Planning

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Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 779 | Appendix IFEMA How to Guide #9, Using the Hazard Mitigation Plan to Prepare Successful Mitigation Projects Freeway Closure Plan Joint Information System (JIS) Plan Mass Care & Shelter Guidance and Standard Operating Procedures Natural Hazard Mapping, Analysis, and Mitigation: a Technical Background Report in Support of the Safety Element of the New Riverside County 2000 General Plan Riverside County Essential Facilities Risk Assessment (RCEFRA) Project Report June 2009 2015 Riverside County SCAG Repot – Profile of Riverside County Southern California Catastrophic Earthquake Response Plan Web Site Links:

Cal OES Hazard Mitigation Portal: http://hazardmitigation.calema.ca.gov/ Cal OES Local Mitigation Planning: http://www.caloes.ca.gov/for-individualsfamilies/hazard-mitigation-planning/local-hazard-mitigation-program My Hazards Mapping Website: http://myhazards.calema.ca.gov/ My Plan Mapping Site: http://myplan.calema.ca.gov/ Distressed and Abandoned Properties: http://www.foreclosureregistration.org/ Query for fires, used to find details on 63 large fires for Riverside County: http://cdfdata.fire.ca.gov/incidents/incidents_search_results?search=riverside. Data query to find heat data, health related stats: http://epicenter.cdph.ca.gov/ReportMenus/InjuryDataByTopic.aspx. Seismic landslide zones: http://gmw.consrv.ca.gov/shmp/html/pdf_maps_so.html Landslide Alerts: http://www.usgs.gov/hazard_alert/alerts/landslides.rss Kinder Morgan Public Information: http://www.kindermorgan.com/public_awareness/ http://www.kindermorgan.com/public_awareness/AdditionalInformation/KMSafetyBrochures.cfm Riverside County Ordinances: http://www.rctlma.org/admin/content/ordinance Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 780 | Appendix I Riverside County Building and Safety: http://www.rctlma.org/building/default.aspx Riverside County Auditor Controller: http://www.auditorcontroller.org/ReportsPublications.aspx Riverside Flood Control: http://www.floodcontrol.co.riverside.ca.us/AnnualReports.aspx Riverside County Transportation & Land Management Agency: http://planning.rctlma.org/Portals/0/genplan/general_Plan_2017/elements/OCT17/Ch01_Intro_120815.pdf?ver=2017-10-11-102103-380 http://planning.rctlma.org/ZoningInformation/GeneralPlan/RiversideCountyGeneralPlan2015.aspx http://planning.rctlma.org/ Ready.Gov Website: http://www.ready.gov/pandemic http://www.ready.gov/terrorism Disability Planning Data for Planners from Pooled 2005-2007 ACS PUMS Data: www.DisabilityPlanningData.com The Spatial Hazard Events and Losses Database for the United States. Version 7.0 Database. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina. 2009: http://www.sheldus.org. Water Plan information: http://www.water.ca.gov/publications/forms/ Flood Risk Maps: http://www.water.ca.gov/myfloodrisk/ Dam Safety Website: www.water.ca.gov/damsafety/index.cfm Source: California Energy Commission, Natural Gas Pipelines: http://www.energy.ca.gov/maps/Natural_Gas_Pipelines.pdf 75 Gas Transmission Pipeline Long Range Planning: http://www.pge.com/myhome/customerservice/response/pipelineplanning/ Source: U.S. Department of Transportation’s Office of Pipeline Safety: http://osfm.fire.ca.gov/pipelineregulation.html Recent Earthquakes in California and Nevada: http://scedc.caltech.edu/recent/Quakes/quakes0.html Data: Explore 15 Years of Power Outages: http://insideenergy.org/2014/08/18/dataexplore-15-years-of-power-outages/

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Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 781 | Appendix IThousands without power in unincorporated Riverside County: http://abc7.com/news/thousands-without-power-in-unincorporated-riversidecounty/1315149/ Power and phone outages reported across Riverside/San Bernardino counties: http://www.kesq.com/news/power-and-phone-outages-reported-across-riverside_sanbernardino-counties/62501575. Arizona-Southern California Outages on September 8, 2011, cascading outages and leaving approximately 2.7 million customers without power A Study of Active Shooter Incidents in the United States Between 2000 and 2013: file:///C:/Users/sbruns/Downloads/(U)_ActiveShooter021317_17B_WEB%20(1).PDF U.S. Drought Monitor – California: http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/data/jpg/20170718/20170718_CA_trd.jpg Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District ANNUAL REPORT FY 2015/2016: http://www.floodcontrol.co.riverside.ca.us/Downloads/AnnualReports/DistrictAnnualReport15-16.pdf San Onofre - Units 2 and 3 https://www.nrc.gov/info-finder/decommissioning/powerreactor/san-onofre-units-2-3.html Cal OES - San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station: http://www.caloes.ca.gov/cal-oesdivisions/planning-preparedness/nuclear-power-plant-program Colorado River Aqueduct: http://www.asce.org/project/colorado-river-aqueduct/ California State Water Project Overview: http://www.water.ca.gov/swp/ Addressing Emerging Infectious Disease Threats: A Prevention Strategy for the United States Executive Summary: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00031393.htm National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID): https://www.cdc.gov/ncezid/who-we-are/index.html Botulism from Drinking Pruno: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/15/1/08-1024_article West Nile Virus in California: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/10/8/04-0077_article Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 782 | Appendix I Risk of Local Zika Virus Transmission by County: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/CDPH%20Document%20Library/LocalZikaRiskMap.pdf Ebola (Ebola Virus Disease): https://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/transmission/index.html Mapping Site Links:

Cal OES Hazard Mapping http://www.caloes.ca.gov/cal-oes-divisions/geographicinformation-systems Cal OES My Plan: http://myplan.calema.ca.gov/ Faults Mapping: http://www.quake.ca.gov/gmaps/FAM/faultactivitymap.html California Department of Water Resources: http://gis.bam.water.ca.gov/bam

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This list contains acronyms commonly used in Emergency Management and those specific to Riverside County.

AC Area CommandADA Americans with Disabilities ActALS Advanced Life SupportARC American Red CrossARES Amateur Radio Emergency ServicesCALDAP California Disaster Assistance ProgramCAL FIRE California Department of Forestry and Fire ProtectionCAL-TRANS California Department of TransportationCALWAS California Warning SystemCAR Corrective Action ReportCBO Community Based OrganizationCBRNE Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear or High-Yield ExplosiveCCC California Conservation CorpsCDC Centers for Disease Control, U.S. Public Health ServiceCDF California Department of ForestryCEPEC California Earthquake Prediction Evaluation CouncilCERCLA Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability ActCERT Community Emergency Response TeamCESFRS California Emergency Service Fire Radio SystemCESRS California Emergency Services Radio SystemCFR Code of Federal RegulationsCHP California Highway PatrolCLEMARS California Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Radio SystemCLERS California Law Enforcement Radio SystemCLETS California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System

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COG Continuity of Government DA Damage Assessment DAP Disaster Assistance Programs DCS Disaster Communications Service DFCO Deputy Federal Coordinating Officer DFO Disaster Field Office DHA Disaster Housing Assistance DHS Department of Homeland Security DMAT Disaster Medical Assistance Team DMORT Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Team DOC Department Operations Center DOD Department of Defense DOI Department of Interior DOJ Department of Justice DOL Department of Labor DOS Department of State DOT Department of Transportation DRC Disaster Recovery Center DRC Disaster Resource Center DSA Division of the State Architect (California) DWR California Department of Water Resources EAS Emergency Alert System EDD Employment Development Department EDIS Emergency Digital Information System EMAC Emergency Management Assistance Compact EMD Emergency Management Department EMI Emergency Management Institute EMIS Emergency Management Information System (Los Angeles County) EMMA Emergency Managers Mutual Aid EMP Electromagnetic Pulse Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 788 | Appendix K EMPG Emergency Management Performance Grant EMS Emergency Medical Services EMSA Emergency Medical Services Authority EMT Emergency Medical Technician EOC Emergency Operations Center EOP Emergency Operations Plan EPA Environmental Protection Agency EPI Emergency Public Information EPIC Emergency Public Information Center ERT Emergency Response Team ESA California Emergency Services Act ESC Emergency Services Coordinator ESF Emergency Support Functions EST Emergency Support Team FAA Federal Aviation Administration FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation FCC Federal Communications Commission FCO Federal Coordinating Officer FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency FFY Federal Fiscal Year FHWA Federal Highway Administration FIA Federal Insurance Administration FIRESCOPE Firefighting Resources of Calif. Organized for Potential Emergencies FOG Field Operations Guide FTS Field Treatment Sites GAR Governor's Authorized Representative GSA General Services Administration HAZMAT Hazardous Materials HEW U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare HHS Department of Health and Human Services

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OSA California Office of the State Architect OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration PA Public Assistance PA/O Public Assistance Officer PDD Presidential Decision Directive PFO Principal Federal Officer PFO Principal Federal Official PIO Public Information Officer PIS Public Information System PNP Private Nonprofit Organization (see NGO, NVOAD, VOAD) POC Point of Contact POLREP Pollution Report PUC California Public Utilities Commission PVO Private Voluntary Organizations PW Project Worksheet R&D Research and Development RACES Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services RCOE Riverside County Office of Education RCSD Riverside County Sheriff’s Department REOC Regional Emergency Operations Center (State OES Region) RESTAT Resources Status RIMS Response Information Management System (State OES) RIMS Resources Inventory Management System (federal) ROSS Resource Ordering and Status System RRCC Regional Response Coordination Center RRCC Regional Response Coordinating Center SAP State Assistance Program SAR Search and Rescue SARA Superfund Amendment Reauthorization Act (Title III) SBA Small Business Administration Riverside Operational AreaMulti-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan April 2023 EMD 5.1.25 792 | Appendix K SCAQMD South Coast Air Quality Management District SCC Sheriff’s Communications Center (Los Angeles County)SCO State Coordinating Officer SDO Standards Development Organizations SEMS Standardized Emergency Management System SFLEO Senior Federal Law Enforcement Official SFO Senior Federal Official SHMO State Hazard Mitigation Officer SIOC Strategic Information and Operations Center SITREP Situation Report SO Safety Officer SOC State Operations Center SOP Standard Operating Procedure STO State Training Officer TEW Terrorism Early Warning group TLMA Transportation and Land Management Agency UC Unified Command USACE United States Army Corps of Engineers USAR Urban Search and Rescue USDA U.S. Department of Agriculture USFA United States Fire Administration USGS United States Geological Survey VOAD Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster (See NGO, PNP, NVOAD) WMD Weapons of Mass Destruction

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APPENDIX M
Water Rates
2025 URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
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APPENDIX N
Resolution Adopting 2025 UWMP and WSCP
2025 URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
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City of Hemet
City Council Meeting

STAFF REPORT
Meeting: City Council Meeting - Jun 09 2026
Department: Public Works
Submitted by: Noah Rau, Interim City Manager
Travis Holyoak, Water/Waste Water Superintendent;
☐ Receive and File ☐ Consent Calendar ☐ Business Item ☒ Public Hearing TITLE:

An Ordinance Amending Chapter 82, Article III, Division 3 of the Hemet Municipal Code to the Water Conservation Plan as required by California Assembly Bill 1572, Friedman (AB 1572) RECOMMENDED ACTION:

It is respectfully recommended that the City Council:

1. Open a public hearing and take testimony, if any;

2. Waive full reading, read by title only, and introduce the following ordinance:

ORDINANCE NO. 2077 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HEMET, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING DIVISION 3, “WATER CONSERVATION PLAN,” OF CHAPTER 82, ARTICLE III OF THE CITY ‘S MUNICIPAL CODE TO IMPLEMENT STATE REQUIREMENTS FOR

NONFUNCTIONAL TURF IRRIGATION
BACKGROUND:

The City of Hemet owns and operates a water production and distribution system that provides potable drinking water to customers throughout its service area. The City currently serves more than 9,000 water customer accounts and a population of over 30,000 residents.

California has long been at the forefront of water conservation policy, becoming the first state to adopt urban water-use efficiency targets through the Water Conservation Act of 2009 (SB X7-7, Steinberg).

This legislation required a 20 percent reduction in urban per capita water use by 2020. As California continues to experience prolonged drought conditions, shrinking snowpack, extreme weather events, and increasing water supply challenges, the State has adopted additional long-term water conservation measures.

The City adopted its original Water Conservation Plan Ordinance in 1991 and subsequently amended the ordinance in 2015 through Urgency Ordinance No. 1894. Most recently, the City revised the Water Conservation Ordinance in 2022 to comply with Assembly Bill 1668 (AB 1668) and Senate Bill

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606 (SB 606), which established long-term water-use efficiency standards. The 2022 update also established the City's six Water Shortage Contingency Plan stages.

ANALYSIS:

In 2023, the California Legislature adopted Assembly Bill 1572 (AB 1572), authored by Assemblymember Friedman, which prohibits the use of potable water to irrigate non-functional turf located on commercial, industrial, and institutional (CII) properties, including common areas maintained by homeowners associations (HOAs).

AB 1572 requires urban water suppliers to revise applicable regulations, ordinances, or policies by January 1, 2027, and to communicate those requirements to affected customers.

The proposed ordinance amendment adds language to Chapter 82, Article III, Division 3 of the Hemet Municipal Code prohibiting the use of potable water to irrigate non-functional turf in accordance with AB 1572. The amendment also includes a minor correction to Section 82-133(f), changing the reference from “Conservation Stage 3” to “Conservation Stage 6” to maintain consistency with the City's adopted Water Shortage Contingency Plan stages.

DISCUSSION:

Non-functional turf is generally defined as decorative grass that is not used for recreation or other community purposes. Examples include turf located along roadway medians and ornamental landscaping surrounding commercial or institutional properties.

Functional turf areas are exempt from the prohibition and include areas used for recreational purposes, such as sports fields, parks, picnic areas, and cemeteries, as well as landscapes irrigated with non-potable or recycled water supplies. Residential properties are also exempt from the requirements of AB 1572.

The State’s compliance timeline for AB 1572 is as follows:
 January 1, 2027 – State and local government properties  January 1, 2028 – Commercial, industrial, and institutional properties  January 1, 2029 – Homeowners association common areas, mobile home parks, and retirement communities
 January 1, 2031 – Government properties located within disadvantaged communities PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION:

None.

STRATEGIC PLAN INTEGRATION:

GOAL FIVE: ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
To identify the work needed inside the City organization to effectively provide services to the community and ensure financial stability.

Objective 1: Operate in a financially sustainable manner.

Objective 2: Evaluate existing practices to ensure continuity with industry best practices.

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Objective 3: Provide Council with policies that are consistent while lessening liabilities.

Objective 4: Increase employee retention by training and creating a positive workplace.

Objective 5: Streamline fire prevention coordination efforts.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no fiscal impact to the general fund.

ALTERNATIVE(S):

1. Do not adopt the revised ordinance

2. Provide the City Manager with alternative direction.

ATTACHMENT(S):

Attachment No. 1 - Ord. No. 2077 Water Conservation Ordinance 2026 Attachment No. 2 - WATER_CONSERVATION_PLAN-2026

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CITY OF HEMET

HEMET, CALIFORNIA
ORDINANCE NO. 2077

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
HEMET, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING DIVISION 3, “WATER
CONSERVATION PLAN,” OF CHAPTER 82, ARTICLE III
OF THE CITY’S MUNICIPAL CODE TO IMPLEMENT

STATE REQUIREMENTS FOR NONFUNCTIONAL TURF

IRRIGATION
WHEREAS, the City of Hemet owns and operates a water production and distribution system that provides potable drinking water to customers throughout its service area, with over 9,000 water customer accounts serving a population over 30,000; and
WHEREAS, California Water Code section 375 authorizes public entities that supply water to adopt and enforce water conservation programs to reduce water use for the purpose of conserving water supplies; and to comply with the California Water Code Division 6 (Conservation, Development, and Utilization of State Water Resources) and to assure an adequate water supply for the community, the City is required to adopt a mandatory water conservation plan; and
WHEREAS, the California Legislature passed AB 1668 (Friedman) and SB 606 (Hertzberg), establishing a new long-term water conservation framework for California; and
WHEREAS, Assembly Bill 1572 (Friedman), codified in part at California Water Code sections 10608.12 and 10608.14, prohibits the use of potable water to irrigate nonfunctional turf on certain commercial, industrial, institutional, public agency, homeowners' association, common interest development, and similar properties on

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phased compliance dates established by state law; and
WHEREAS, California Water Code section 10608.14 requires public water systems, by no later than January 1, 2027, to revise their regulations, ordinances, or policies governing water service to include the statutory nonfunctional turf irrigation requirements and to communicate those requirements to customers; and WHEREAS, the City recognizes a need for the revision of the City’s current “Water Conservation Plan,” as set forth in Chapter 82, Article III, Division 3 of the Municipal Code; and,
WHEREAS, revisions to the Water Conservation Ordinance will align the City with other local agencies and their water conservation programs, and will codify the six Water Shortage Contingency Plan Levels previously adopted in the City’s Urban Water Management Plan in 2021; and
WHEREAS, the City last revised the existing Water Conservation Plan in 2022, and this Ordinance is necessary to protect the City's potable water system from actual and, conserve potable water supplies, prevent water waste, and ensure consistency with applicable state law.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HEMET DOES DETERMINE, FIND AND RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. RECITALS. The City Council hereby finds that the foregoing recitals are true and correct and are incorporated herein as findings of the City Council. The recitals are not intended to be codified.

SECTION 2. AMENDMDENT TO THE MUNICIPAL CODE. Article 3 of Chapter 82 of Division 3 of the Hemet Development Code is hereby amended to read as follows (attached as “Exhibit A”):

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(A) Section 82-132 of the Hemet Municipal Code shall be amended to read as follows:

Sect. 82-132. Definitions.

The following words, terms, and phrases, when used in this division, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning:

AWSDA means annual water supply and demand assessment.

City means the City of Hemet.

CII means commercial, industrial and institutional customers.

Customer means any person or persons, corporation, public or private entity, governmental agency or institution or any other user of water provided by the city.

Functional turf means a ground cover surface of turf located in a recreational use area or community space, , including but not limited to sports fields, picnic areas, and cemeteries. Turf enclosed by fencing or other barriers to permanently preclude human access for recreation or assembly is not functional turf. Areas irrigated with nonpotable water and residential lawns are exempt from any prohibition on irrigation of nonfunctional turf under this division.

Landscape irrigation system means a system with controllers, valves, pipes, hoses, spray heads or sprinkling devices that are operated by hand or through an automated system used to water outdoor landscaping.

Nonfunctional turf means turf that is not functional turf, including decorative grass areas that serve no recreational or functional purpose. Nonfunctional turf includes, but is not limited to, turf located within street rights-of-way, road medians, parking lots, and areas outside businesses or other establishments that are not used for recreation or assembly.

Turf means a ground cover surface of mowed grass, unless a different definition is established by applicable state law.

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Water shortage contingency plan stages means the established actions and procedures for managing water supply and demands during water shortages. (B) Section 82-133 of the Hemet Municipal Code shall be amended to read as follows:

Sect. 82-133. Permanent water conservation requirements.

The following water efficiency requirements shall continuously apply to all existing customers regardless of city or statewide drought status:
(1) Hosing down driveways and other hard surfaces, is prohibited except for health or sanitary reasons and then only by use of a hand-held bucket or similar container, a hand-held hose equipped with a positive water shut-off device or a low-volume, high-pressure cleaning machine equipped to recover and recycle any water used. (2) No customer of the water division shall permit water to leak or runoff from any property where conditions may be corrected or reasonably modified to prevent such leakage or runoff.
(3) Property owners are only allowed to irrigate landscape between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. This provision does not apply when:
a. Manually watering landscape with a hose containing a positive shut-off device attached.
b. During the establishment period for new landscape.
c. For very short periods of time for the purpose of adjusting or repairing an irrigation system.
(4) The watering or irrigating of any lawn, landscape or other vegetated area with potable water using a hose watering device that is not continuously attended is prohibited.
(5) Use of decorative fountains, unless they are equipped with a recirculating system, are prohibited.
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cooling towers, and building air conditioning systems, the water must be recirculated to the maximum extent feasible.
(7) Water shall not be allowed to run while washing vehicles. A hand-held bucket or similar container and/or a hand-held hose equipped with a positive water shut-off device shall be allowed.
(8) Watering or irrigating any lawn, landscape or other vegetated area during rain events or within 48 hours after a rain event in which 0.5-inches or greater accumulated rain has fallen in the previous 24-hour period, is prohibited. (9) Operators of hotels and motels shall post notices in each guest room urging guests to conserve water, and shall provide guests with the option of choosing not to have towels and linens laundered daily. Notice of this option shall be displayed in each guestroom using clear and easily understood language. The city shall provide appropriate language upon request.
(10) Restaurants or other public places where food is served shall only serve water to their customers upon request.
(11) Prohibition on potable water irrigation of nonfunctional turf — Purpose. This item implements California Water Code sections 10608.12 and 10608.14, as may be amended, and any implementing regulations, orders, forms, or guidance issued by the State Water Resources Control Board.
(a) Prohibition. No person shall use or permit the use of potable water to irrigate nonfunctional turf on properties subject to California Water Code section 10608.14, except to the extent expressly allowed by state law. (b) Compliance dates. The prohibition in subsection (a) shall apply on and after the following dates, or such later date as may be authorized by the State Water Resources Control Board pursuant to state law: (i) January 1, 2027, for all properties owned by local governments, local or regional public agencies, and public water systems, except as provided in subsection (b)(iv); (ii) January 1, 2028, for all other institutional properties

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(c) Exceptions. The prohibition in this item shall not apply:
(i) to the use of non-potable water, (including recycled or reclaimed water, which is not currently available within the city's service area but is retained here for future applicability should such supply become lawfully available), where lawfully available and used in accordance with applicable requirements;
(ii) to the extent necessary to ensure the health of trees and other perennial non-turf plantings;
(iii) to the extent necessary to address an immediate health and safety need;
(iv) to cemeteries, to the extent exempted by California Water Code section 10608.14; or
(v) to any use expressly exempted or deferred by the State Water Resources Control Board or other applicable state law.
(d) Customer communication and implementation. The city manager or designee shall communicate the requirements of this item to water customers on or before January 1, 2027, and may prepare forms, notices, guidance, procedures, or administrative rules to implement this item. (e) Certification and documentation. Any person subject to state certification, reporting, or compliance documentation requirements under California

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Water Code section 10608.14 or implementing state regulations shall timely submit required certifications to the State Water Resources Control Board and, upon request, provide copies or evidence of compliance to the city manager or designee.
(f) Enforcement. A violation of this item may be enforced pursuant to this division, chapter I, article II of this Code, any applicable water service rules or regulations, and any other remedy available at law or in equity. Each day that a violation exists or continues shall be treated as a separate violation.
(g) No limitation on more restrictive measures. Nothing in this item limits the city's authority to impose more restrictive water conservation measures during a declared water shortage, water shortage emergency, or other lawful conservation program.
(C) Section 82-138 of the Hemet Municipal Code shall be amended to read as follows:
(a) General variance criteria. No relief shall be granted unless the customer demonstrates maximum practical water reduction, including, but not limited to, the installation of low flow showerheads, toilets, water conserving devices on all faucets, installation of irrigation controllers with rain shutoff features, and the repair of all leaks. All requests for variances shall be submitted in writing to the city manager or their designee. Upon review, the city water/wastewater superintendent or his designated representative may require a water audit to verify conditions.
(b) Residential variance criteria. A variance may be granted to provide relief to a residential customer that reflects changes in circumstances, such as:
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(3) Abatement of health or safety hazards.
(4) Change of the occupancy or number of occupants of the residence. (5) Other circumstances submitted in writing by the customer, and as may be warranted based on the determination of the City Manager, Public Works Director, or Water/Wastewater Superintendent.
(c) Commercial, industrial, institutional (CII) variance criteria. A variance may be granted to provide relief to a CII customer to reflect changes in circumstances which have occurred, such as:
(1) Irrigation of new plantings, when their installation occurred prior to adoption of mandatory water use restrictions.
(2) Increased in the number of employees.
(3) Production of new products which require an increase in process water. (4) Increase in business activities.
(5) Abatement of health or safety hazards.
(6) Other information submitted in writing by the customer, and as may be warranted based on the determination of the city manager, public works director, or water/wastewater superintendent.
(D) Section 82-144 subsection (f) of the Hemet Municipal Code shall be amended to read as follows:
(f) Shortage level 6—Mandatory compliance—Emergency water shortage. The city council may, by resolution, declare a conservation stage 63 upon recommendation by the city manager based on water supply and delivery projections by the water/wastewater superintendent that an overall system-wide reduction of over 50 percent is necessary, taking into consideration projections and estimates made by the public works superintendent pertaining to the city's water supply. In order to achieve an overall system-wide reduction of over 50 percent, the following activities shall be enacted:

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(1) Any activities prohibited during lower shortage levels. (2) All landscape watering and non-essential outdoor water use for all customers.

SECTION 3. CEQA FINDING. The City Council finds that adoption of this Ordinance is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act pursuant to State CEQA Guidelines section 15061(b)(3), because it can be seen with certainty that the Ordinance will not have a significant effect on the environment. The Ordinance is also exempt pursuant to State CEQA Guidelines sections 15307 and 15308 because it consists of regulatory requirements and procedures to assure the maintenance, restoration, enhancement, and protection of natural resources and the environment, including conservation of potable water supplies and protection of drinking water quality. The City Clerk is directed to file a notice of exemption if required or deemed appropriate.

SECTION 4. SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this Ordinance or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions or applications of this Ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this Ordinance are severable.

The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this Ordinance irrespective of the invalidity of any particular portion thereof.

SECTION 5. NO CONFLICT WITH STATE OR FEDERAL LAW. This Ordinance is intended to supplement and implement applicable state and federal law. In the event of a conflict between this Ordinance and any mandatory requirement of state or federal law, the mandatory state or federal requirement shall control. References to state statutes, regulations, handbooks, standards, or policies include any amendments, replacements, or successor provisions.

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SECTION 6. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its adoption. The City Clerk is directed to certify to the adoption of this Ordinance and to publish or post this Ordinance as required by law.

SECTION 7. NOTICE. The City Clerk is authorized and directed to cause this Ordinance to be published within fifteen (15) days after its passage in a newspaper of general circulation and circulated within the City in accordance with Government Code Section 36933(a) or, to cause this Ordinance to be published in the manner required by law using the alternative summary and posting procedure authorized under Government Code Section 39633(c).

INTRODUCED at the regular meeting of Hemet City Council on June 9, 2026.

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of June, 2026. _________________________
Linda Krupa, Mayor
ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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Rosalia Butler, City Clerk Stephen Graham
City Attorney

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I, Rosalia Butler, City Clerk of the City of Hemet, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance is the actual Ordinance adopted by the City Council of the City of Hemet and was passed at a regular meeting of the City Council on the 23rd day of June 2026
AYES: Council Members: None.

NOES: Council Members: None.

ABSTAIN: Council Members: None.

ABSENT: Council Members: None.
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Rosalia Butler, City Clerk

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EXHIBIT A
- CODE
Chapter 82 - UTILITIES
ARTICLE III. - WATER SERVICE
DIVISION 3. WATER CONSERVATION PLAN
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DIVISION 3. WATER CONSERVATION
PLAN1
1Editor's note(s)—Ordinance No. 1983, § 3, adopted September 28, 2021, renumbered the former §§ 82-121—82- 134 as §§ 82-127—82-140 and enacted a new division 3 as set out herein. The historical notation has been retained with the amended provisions for reference purposes.

Cross reference(s)—Building regulations pertaining to water conservation, § 14-381 et seq.

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Sec. 82-127. Declaration of policy.
(a) Water Code § 350 et seq. permits public entities which supply water at retail to adopt and enforce a water conservation program to reduce the quantity of water used by the people therein for the purpose of conserving the water supply. The city council hereby establishes a comprehensive water conservation plan pursuant to the state Water Code to conserve water supplies and to avoid or minimize the effects of any future shortage.
(b) Water Code § 351 provides as follows: "Excepting in event of a breakage or failure of a dam, pump, pipe line or conduit causing an immediate emergency, the declaration shall be made only after a public hearing at which consumers of such water supply shall have an opportunity to be heard to protest against the declaration and to present their respective needs to said governing board." (c) No customer of the city shall knowingly make, cause, use or permit the use of water supplied by the city for residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, governmental or any other purpose in a manner contrary to any provisions of this division. Any of the restrictions described in this division shall take effect by adoption of an implementing resolution by the city council as provided in this division. (d) It is declared that the city shall, for the general public health, safety and welfare, to comply with Water Code div. 6 (conservation, development, and utilization of state water resources) and to assure an adequate water supply for the community, requires a mandatory water conservation plan to be authorized. (Ord. No. 1442, § 1, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21; Ord. No. 1997, § 1, 4-12-22) Sec. 82-128. CEQA exemption.

The city finds actions taken pursuant to this division to be exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) as specific actions necessary to prevent or mitigate an emergency pursuant to Public Resources Code § 15269(c).
(Ord. No. 1442, § 2, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21) Sec. 82-129. Effective date of plan.

This division shall be effective upon its adoption. Specific water conservation phases described in this division shall be effective by subsequent action of the city council in the case of a water supply shortage or by executive action of the city manager as recommended by the public works director or water/wastewater superintendent in the case of an emergency water shortage.
(Ord. No. 1442, § 3, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21; Ord. No. 1997, § 2, 4-12-22) Sec. 82-130. Applicability of division.

The provisions of this division shall apply to all persons, customers and property served by the city. (Ord. No. 1442, § 4, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21)

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Sec. 82-130.5. Purpose.

This water conservation ordinance is to minimize the effects of a water shortage to the water customers of the city, to comply with the California Water Code, and to significantly reduce the delivery and consumption of water, thereby extending the period that water may be supplied or delivered to the distribution system of the city. (Ord. No. 1997, § 3, 4-12-22)
Editor's note(s)—Ord. No. 1997, § 3, adopted April 12, 2022, set out a provision intended for use as § 82-130.

Inasmuch as § 82-130 already exists, and no provision was included for renumbering the same, this provision has been included herein as § 82-130.5.

Sec. 82-131. Implementation of division.

The city manager, public works director, water/wastewater superintendent or other designated city representative is hereby authorized and directed to implement the provisions of this division as approved by the city council.
(Ord. No. 1442, § 5, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21; Ord. No. 1997, § 4, 4-12-22) Sec. 82-132. Definitions.

The following words, terms, and phrases, when used in this division, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning:

AWSDA means annual water supply and demand assessment.

City means the City of Hemet.

CII means commercial, industrial and institutional customers.

Customer means any person or persons, corporation, public or private entity, governmental agency or institution or any other user of water provided by the city.

Functional turf means a ground cover surface of turf located in a recreational use area or community space, , including but not limited to sports fields, picnic areas, and cemeteries. Turf enclosed by fencing or other barriers to permanently preclude human access for recreation or assembly is not functional turf. Areas irrigated with nonpotable water and residential lawns are exempt from any prohibition on irrigation of nonfunctional turf under this division.

Landscape irrigation system means a system with controllers, valves, pipes, hoses, spray heads or sprinkling devices that are operated by hand or through an automated system used to water outdoor landscaping.

Nonfunctional turf means turf that is not functional turf, including decorative grass areas that serve no recreational or functional purpose. Nonfunctional turf includes, but is not limited to, turf located within street rights-of-way, road medians, parking lots, and areas outside businesses or other establishments that are not used for recreation or assembly.

Turf means a ground cover surface of mowed grass, unless a different definition is established by applicable state law.

Water shortage contingency plan stages means the established actions and procedures for managing water supply and demands during water shortages.
(Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)

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Editor's note(s)—Ord. No. 1997, § 5, adopted April 12, 2022, repealed §§ 82-132—82-136 and added new §§ 82- 132—82-144, and § 6 of the same renumbered existing §§ 82-137—82-140 as 82-145—82-148. Former § 82- 132 pertained to findings and derived from Ord. No. 1442, adopted February 25, 1992 and Ord. No. 1983, adopted September 28, 2021. Former § 82-133 pertained to water waste prevention and derived from Ord.

No. 1442, adopted February 25, 1992 and Ord. No. 1983, adopted September 28, 2021. Former § 82-134 pertained to water rationing and derived from Ord. No. 1442, adopted February 25, 1992; Ord. No. 1894, adopted January 27, 2015; and Ord. No. 1983, adopted September 28, 2021. Former § 82-135 pertained to appeals and variances and derived from Ord. No. 1442, adopted February 25, 1992 and Ord. No. 1983, adopted September 28, 2021. Former § 82-136 pertained to incentive tiered water rates and derived from Ord. No. 1442, adopted February 25, 1992 and Ord. No. 1983, adopted September 28, 2021.

Sec. 82-133. Permanent water conservation requirements.

The following water efficiency requirements shall continuously apply to all existing customers regardless of city or statewide drought status:
(1) Hosing down driveways and other hard surfaces, is prohibited except for health or sanitary reasons and then only by use of a hand-held bucket or similar container, a hand-held hose equipped with a positive water shut-off device or a low-volume, high-pressure cleaning machine equipped to recover and recycle any water used.
(2) No customer of the water division shall permit water to leak or runoff from any property where conditions may be corrected or reasonably modified to prevent such leakage or runoff. (3) Property owners are only allowed to irrigate landscape between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

This provision does not apply when:
a. Manually watering landscape with a hose containing a positive shut-off device attached. b. During the establishment period for new landscape.
c. For very short periods of time for the purpose of adjusting or repairing an irrigation system. (4) The watering or irrigating of any lawn, landscape or other vegetated area with potable water using a hose watering device that is not continuously attended is prohibited. (5) Use of decorative fountains, unless they are equipped with a recirculating system, are prohibited. (6) Where potable water is used for commercial cooling systems, such as chillers, cooling towers, and building air conditioning systems, the water must be recirculated to the maximum extent feasible. (7) Water shall not be allowed to run while washing vehicles. A hand-held bucket or similar container and/or a hand-held hose equipped with a positive water shut-off device shall be allowed. (8) Watering or irrigating any lawn, landscape or other vegetated area during rain events or within 48 hours after a rain event in which 0.5-inches or greater accumulated rain has fallen in the previous 24- hour period, is prohibited.
(9) Operators of hotels and motels shall post notices in each guest room urging guests to conserve water, and shall provide guests with the option of choosing not to have towels and linens laundered daily.

Notice of this option shall be displayed in each guestroom using clear and easily understood language.

The city shall provide appropriate language upon request. (10) Restaurants or other public places where food is served shall only serve water to their customers upon request.

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(11) Prohibition on potable water irrigation of nonfunctional turf — Purpose. This item implements California Water Code sections 10608.12 and 10608.14, as may be amended, and any implementing regulations, orders, forms, or guidance issued by the State Water Resources Control Board. (a) Prohibition. No person shall use or permit the use of potable water to irrigate nonfunctional turf on properties subject to California Water Code section 10608.14, except to the extent expressly allowed by state law.
(b) Compliance dates. The prohibition in subsection (a) shall apply on and after the following dates, or such later date as may be authorized by the State Water Resources Control Board pursuant to state law: (i) January 1, 2027, for all properties owned by local governments, local or regional public agencies, and public water systems, except as provided in subsection (b)(iv); (ii) January 1, 2028, for all other institutional properties and all commercial and industrial properties, other than cemeteries; (iii) January 1, 2029, for all common areas of properties of homeowners' associations, common interest developments, and community service organizations or similar entities; and (iv) January 1, 2031, or the date upon which a state funding source is made available to fund conversion of nonfunctional turf to climate-appropriate landscapes, whichever is later, for properties owned by local governments, local public agencies, and public water systems in a disadvantaged community. (c) Exceptions. The prohibition in this item shall not apply:
(i) to the use of non-potable water, (including recycled or reclaimed water, which is not currently available within the city's service area but is retained here for future applicability should such supply become lawfully available), where lawfully available and used in accordance with applicable requirements;
(ii) to the extent necessary to ensure the health of trees and other perennial non-turf plantings; (iii) to the extent necessary to address an immediate health and safety need; (iv) to cemeteries, to the extent exempted by California Water Code section 10608.14; or (v) to any use expressly exempted or deferred by the State Water Resources Control Board or other applicable state law.
(d) Customer communication and implementation. The city manager or designee shall communicate the requirements of this item to water customers on or before January 1, 2027, and may prepare forms, notices, guidance, procedures, or administrative rules to implement this item. (e) Certification and documentation. Any person subject to state certification, reporting, or compliance documentation requirements under California Water Code section 10608.14 or implementing state regulations shall timely submit required certifications to the State Water Resources Control Board and, upon request, provide copies or evidence of compliance to the city manager or designee. (f) Enforcement. A violation of this item may be enforced pursuant to this division, chapter I, article II of this Code, any applicable water service rules or regulations, and any other remedy available at law or in equity. Each day that a violation exists or continues shall be treated as a separate violation. (g) No limitation on more restrictive measures. Nothing in this item limits the city's authority to impose more restrictive water conservation measures during a declared water shortage, water shortage emergency, or other lawful conservation program. Use of potable water for the irrigation of non-functional turf is prohibited in accordance with Assembly Bill 1572, Friedman (AB 1572) as outlined in the legislature. (Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)

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Sec. 82-134. Obligation to fix leaks, breaks, or malfunctions.

Excessive waste, loss or escape of water through breaks, leaks or other malfunctions in the water user's plumbing, irrigation, or distribution system shall be repaired in a timely manner. (1) Minor exterior leaks shall be repaired within seven business days of the property owner receiving written notice of the leak by the city.
(2) All substantial exterior leaks as identified by the city's water division personnel shall be repaired within 48 hours of written notification from the city, unless other arrangements are made with the city's water division in writing.
(3) The city may shut off the water supply to a property when repair of exterior leaks have not been timely made after prior written notice from the city as set forth in subsection (2) above, and are causing the continual and excessive waste of water to exist and discharges from the property. (Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-135. Requirements for new landscape.

All landscaping and irrigation shall comply with chapter 90, zoning, article XLVIII, landscaping and irrigation, of this Code.
(Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-136. Enforcement of water wasting.

Shall be in accordance with chapter I, article II of this Code. (Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-137. Appeals.

Right to an administrative hearing and waiver of advance deposit shall be in accordance with chapter I, article II, section 1-27 of this Code.
(Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-138. Variances.
(a) General variance criteria. No relief shall be granted unless the customer demonstrates maximum practical water reduction, including, but not limited to, the installation of low flow showerheads, toilets, water conserving devices on all faucets, installation of irrigation controllers with rain shutoff features, and the repair of all leaks. All requests for variances shall be submitted in writing to the city manager or their designee. Upon review, the city water/wastewater superintendent or his designated representative may require a water audit to verify conditions.
(b) Residential variance criteria. A variance may be granted to provide relief to a residential customer that reflects changes in circumstances, such as:
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(3) Abatement of health or safety hazards.
(4) Change of the occupancy or number of occupants of the residence. (5) Other circumstances submitted in writing by the customer, and as may be warranted based on the determination of the City Manager, Public Works Director, or Water/Wastewater Superintendent. (cb) Commercial, industrial, institutional (CII) variance criteria. A variance may be granted to provide relief to a CII customer to reflect changes in circumstances which have occurred, such as:
(1) Irrigation of new plantings, when their installation occurred prior to adoption of mandatory water use restrictions.
(2) Increased in the number of employees.
(3) Production of new products which require an increase in process water. (4) Increase in business activities.
(5) Abatement of health or safety hazards.
(6) Other information submitted in writing by the customer, and as may be warranted based on the determination of the city manager, public works director, or water/wastewater superintendent. (Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-139. Water shortage.

A water shortage may exist based upon the occurrence of one or more of the following conditions:
(1) A major failure of any or all supply, storage or distribution facilities of the city water and reservoir system that decreases the city's ability to meet customer maximum daily water demand through its own sources or through interconnects with other water agencies. (2) A water supply shortage due to the inability of the city to meet acceptable water quality standards mandated by the state health department.
(3) A general water supply shortage due to increased demand or limited supplies from either the city's own sources or other regional sources.
(4) A significant decline in the underground aquifer which the city relies upon and as measured by the height of water in the city's wells.
(5) A complete long-term power failure of all electrical connections from the electrical provider in which the city may not be able to replace through backup generators or other means. (Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-140. Emergency water shortage response.
(a) The city manager may invoke emergency water shortage restrictions when a major failure occurs, whether temporary or permanent, in the supply, the water quality, the distribution lines, or the reservoirs of the city's water system or;
(b) When the governor and state water board find and declares that an emergency exists due to severe drought conditions and that adoption of proposed emergency regulations is necessary to address the emergency. (Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)

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Sec. 82-141. Water shortage contingency.

This section establishes six water shortage contingency plan levels to be implemented in the case of an emergency water shortage. During times of a water shortage and based on the severity of the water shortage, the city council shall direct the city manager, the public works director, the water/wastewater superintendent or a designated city representative to implement the provisions of this division.

To provide a consistent regional and statewide approach for conveying the relative severity of water supply shortage conditions, the 2018 Water Conservation Legislation mandates that water suppliers plan for six standard water shortage contingency plan levels that correspond to progressive reductions of up to 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 percent, and greater than 50 percent from the normal reliability condition. Each shortage condition should correspond to additional actions water suppliers would implement to meet the severity of the impending shortages. For each declared water supply shortage level, customers will be required to reduce consumption by the percentage specified in the corresponding water shortage contingency plan level listed in Table 1, below. (1) Water shortage contingency plan levels shall be implemented and shall continue as necessary, with additional mandatory water use restrictions enacted if the target water savings are not achieved within 30 calendar days of the declared water shortage.
(2) For each of the state's standard shortage levels (also called "stages"), Table 1 summarizes the water shortage range (i.e. percent shortage from normal supplies) and a brief narrative description of the corresponding water shortage condition. These water shortage stages apply to both foreseeable and unforeseeable water supply shortage conditions. Table 1 presents the city's reorganized stages, which align with the state's current standard stages.

Table 1. Water Shortage Contingency Plan Levels
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Water shortage condition definition Shortage response actions 1 Up to 10% Adequate supply is currently available. To protect and preserve water supply, the elimination of wasteful
water uses is encouraged.

Voluntary conservation.

See demand reduction
actions.
2 Up to 20% There is sufficient uncertainty concerning water supply, either based upon AWSDA findings or unforeseeable
event, to lead to the conclusion that supply may not
adequately meet normal demand in the current or
upcoming years.

Mandatory conservation.

See demand reduction
actions.
3 Up to 30% Definable events, including but not limited to AWSDA findings, lead to a reasonable conclusion that in the
current and/or upcoming water years, water supplies
may not be adequate to meet all customer water
demands. Or, pervious water conservation target has
not been met, therefore further action is necessary.

Mandatory conservation.

See demand reduction
actions.
4 Up to 40% Definable events, including but not limited to AWSDA findings, lead to a firm conclusion that in the current water year, water supplies will not be adequate to meet customers' water demands; and/or previous water
conservation target has not been met, therefore further action is necessary to reduce water demand.

Mandatory conservation.

See demand reduction
actions.
5 Up to 50% Definable events, including but not limited to AWSDA findings, lead to a firm conclusion that water supplies Mandatory conservation.

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are considerable inadequate to meet customers' water
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has not been met, therefore further action is necessary to reduce water demand.
actions.
6 >50% Definable events, including but not limited to AWSDA findings, have severely compromised water supplies in
the current water year, and/or earlier stages have been in effect and the reduction goal is not being meet,
therefore further action is necessary to reduce water
demand.

Mandatory conservation.

See demand reduction
actions.

Notes: AWSDA = annual water supply and demand assessment (Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-142. Shortage response actions and effectiveness.

The city will track progress toward water use reduction goals through a comparative analysis of total monthly water production volumes between comparable months such as July of the current year with July of the previous year. The analysis will compare the drought month production for a specific month with the previous non-drought month production in the previous year to obtain a percent reduction. The city will increase or decrease its public outreach efforts based on observed usage reduction. The demand reduction actions discussed in section 82-144 may be considered as tools that allow the city to respond to water shortage conditions. The city will adjust response actions to demands and available water.
(Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-143. Demand reduction.
(a) The city may request that its customers reduce their water demands in response to any water shortage stage through public outreach. During water shortage conditions, the city plans to reduce demand by implementing the actions in section 82-144. Demand reduction actions are organized by the triggering water shortage level. The city will continue to use these actions in the lower stages unless otherwise noted. (b) If the residential customer's usage amount reaches an amount equal to or below the state standard for residential indoor water use as adopted by the state legislature (through AB 1668, Friedman-2018.), then no further water conservation is required for residential customers. (Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-144. Demand reduction actions.
(a) Shortage level 1—Voluntary conservation. In order to achieve an overall system-wide reduction goal of up to ten percent, all potable water customers of the city are requested to:
(1) Protect and preserve water supply and eliminate wasteful water use. (b) Shortage level 2—Mandatory compliance water shortage watch. The city council may, by resolution, declare a shortage level 2 upon recommendation by the city manager based on water supply and delivery projections by the water/wastewater superintendent that an overall system-wide reduction of up to 20 percent is necessary, taking into consideration projections and estimates made by the water/wastewater

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superintendent pertaining to the city's water supply. In order to achieve an overall system-wide reduction of up to 20 percent, the following prohibitions shall be enacted:
(1) Protect and preserve water supply and eliminate wasteful water use. (2) Limit outdoor irrigation of ornamental landscapes or turf with potable water by the persons it serves to no more than once every other day. Even numbered property addresses may only water on even dates of the month and odd numbered property addresses may only water on odd dates of the month. (3) Any use of water from a fire hydrant except for fighting fires or essential construction needs and system flushing, as determined by the city's water division, shall be prohibited. (c) Shortage level 3—Mandatory compliance—Water shortage warning. The city council may, by resolution, declare a shortage level 3 upon recommendation by the city manager based on water supply and delivery projections by the water/wastewater superintendent that an overall system-wide reduction of 30 percent is necessary, taking into consideration projections and estimates made by the water/wastewater superintendent pertaining to the city's water supply. In order to achieve an overall system-wide reduction of up to 30 percent, the following prohibitions shall be enacted:
(1) Any activities enacted during lower shortage levels. (2) Limit outdoor irrigation of ornamental landscapes or turf with potable water by the persons it serves to no more than two times per calendar week. Even numbered property addresses may water on Mondays and Thursdays. Odd numbered property addresses may water on Tuesdays and Fridays. (3) Planting of any new landscaping, except for drought resistant landscaping shall be curtailed until all shortage levels have been rescinded.
(d) Shortage level 4—Mandatory compliance—Significant water shortage. The city council may, by resolution, declare a shortage level 4 upon recommendation by the city manager based on water supply and delivery projections by the water/wastewater superintendent that an overall system-wide reduction of 40 percent is necessary, taking into consideration projections and estimates made by the water/wastewater superintendent pertaining to the city's water supply. In order to achieve an overall system-wide reduction of 40 percent, the following prohibitions shall be enacted:
(1) Any activities enacted during lower shortage levels. (2) The refilling or initial filling of any swimming pool is prohibited, unless required for public health and safety purposes.
(3) Watering of any residential, commercial, industrial area lawn with potable water, at any time day or night is prohibited. An exception will be made to permit drip irrigation for established perennial plants, home and commercial orchards and trees using automatic time-controlled water application. (4) "Will serve" letters will not automatically be issued by the city. Projects may/or may not be approved individually based upon overall impact to the city water supply requirements. (5) Car washing is prohibited, unless using a commercial carwash that recycles water. (e) Shortage level 5—Mandatory compliance—Critical water shortage. The city council may, by resolution, declare a conservation stage 5 upon recommendation by the city manager based on water supply and delivery projections by the water/wastewater superintendent that an overall system-wide reduction of up to 50 percent is necessary, taking into consideration projections and estimates made by the water/wastewater superintendent pertaining to the city's water supply. In order to achieve an overall system-wide reduction of up to 50 percent, the following prohibitions shall be enacted:
(1) Any activities prohibited during lower shortage levels.

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(2) The use of potable water for construction activities and uses such as dust suppression or process waters, however use of recycled water for construction activities shall be exempt from this restriction. (3) The filling of swimming pools, wading pools, spas, ornamental ponds, and fountains. (f) Shortage level 6—Mandatory compliance—Emergency water shortage. The city council may, by resolution, declare a conservation stage 63 upon recommendation by the city manager based on water supply and delivery projections by the water/wastewater superintendent that an overall system-wide reduction of over 50 percent is necessary, taking into consideration projections and estimates made by the public works superintendent pertaining to the city's water supply. In order to achieve an overall system-wide reduction of over 50 percent, the following activities shall be enacted:
(1) Any activities prohibited during lower shortage levels. (2) All landscape watering and non-essential outdoor water use for all customers. (g) The city council shall have the authority to prohibit other activities and water uses upon the recommendation of the city manager, public works director or water/wastewater superintendent where that such additional measures are necessary in order to achieve an overall system-wide reduction regarding each stage reduction of water usage.
(Ord. No. 1997, § 5, 4-12-22)
Sec. 82-145. Restoration of water service.

Where water service is disconnected or a flow restriction device has been installed, as authorized in this division, normal water service shall be restored upon correction of the condition or activity and payment of the reconnection charge and penalties. The reconnection charge shall include all costs associated with disconnecting and reconnecting the service or installing and removing the flow restricting device. Restoration of normal service shall be performed during the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on regular working days. (Ord. No. 1442, § 11, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21; Ord. No. 1997, § 6, 4-12-22) Note(s)—Formerly § 82-137, see editor's note for § 82-132.

Sec. 82-146. Maintenance of public health and safety.

Nothing contained in this division shall be construed to require the city to curtail the supply of water to any customer when, in the discretion of the city water superintendent, such water is required by that customer to maintain an adequate level of public health and safety. (Ord. No. 1442, § 12, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21; Ord. No. 1997, § 6, 4-12-22) Note(s)—Formerly § 82-138, see editor's note for § 82-132.

Sec. 82-147. Rights of city; disposition of fees.

The rights of the city under this division shall be cumulative to any other rights of the city to discontinue service. All monies collected by the city pursuant to this division shall be deposited in the city water fund. (Ord. No. 1442, § 13, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21; Ord. No. 1997, § 6, 4-12-22) Note(s)—Formerly § 82-139, see editor's note for § 82-132.

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Sec. 82-148. Analysis of fiscal impact.

City staff will prepare an analysis of the effect of water conservation plan on the revenues and expenditures of the urban water supplier. The incentive rates structure is adopted to overcome those impacts. The analysis will be submitted to the department of water resources as part of the city's water shortage contingency plan. (Ord. No. 1442, § 14, 2-25-92; Ord. No. 1983, § 3, 9-28-21; Ord. No. 1997, § 6, 4-12-22) Note(s)—Formerly § 82-140, see editor's note for § 82-132.

Secs. 82-149—82-160. Reserved.

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City of Hemet
City Council Meeting

STAFF REPORT
Meeting: City Council Meeting - Jun 09 2026
Department: Finance
Submitted by: Noah Rau, Interim City Manager
Tiffany Barnett, Administrative Services Director;
☐ Receive and File ☐ Consent Calendar ☐ Business Item ☒ Public Hearing TITLE:

Adoption of Updated User and Regulatory Fees
RECOMMENDED ACTION:

It is respectfully recommended that the City Council:

1. Continue the Public Hearing continued from May 26, 2026 and take testimony, if any; and

2. Adopt the following resolution:

RESOLUTION NO. 2026-075 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

HEMET, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A SCHEDULE OF USER AND REGULATORY FEES FOR

VARIOUS CITY SERVICES, RESCINDING INCONSISTENT FEES, AND FINDING THAT THE

FEES DO NOT EXCEED THE REASONABLE COST OF PROVIDING THE SERVICES FOR

WHICH THE FEES ARE CHARGED
BACKGROUND:

This item provides findings and recommendations from the recently completed user and regulatory fee study. This item includes an updated fee schedule proposed for adoption by the City Council.

Prior to adopting new or increased fees, the City Council shall conduct a public hearing and at the conclusion of the public hearing, the City Council shall consider the adoption of the updated schedule of user and regulatory fees. If adopted, staff recommend August 10, 2026, as the effective date for fee changes.

The user and regulatory fee study was prepared in FY 2025/26 with support from ClearSource Financial Consulting (ClearSource) and provides an up-to-date analysis of the City’s cost of providing fee-related services. This information can be used by the City Council as it considers potential updates to fees. User and regulatory fees are set at the direction of the City Council at the conclusion of a public hearing to consider adoption of any new or increased fees.

The services for which a city imposes a user or regulatory fee are typically derived from an individual person or entity’s action, request, or behavior. Therefore, except in cases where there is an

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overwhelming public benefit generated by a city’s involvement in the individual action, a fee for service ensures that the individual bears most, if not all, of the cost incurred by the City to provide that service. When a fee targets “100% or full cost recovery,” the individual is bearing the entirety of the cost. When a fee targets less than full cost recovery, another City revenue source – in most cases, the General Fund – subsidizes the individualized activity.

Industry best practice and California statute are in harmony: User and regulatory fees should be set according to the estimated reasonable cost of service and should bear a fair and reasonable relationship to the payer’s burdens on, or benefits received from the activities and/or services provided by the City.

Additionally, ongoing review and adjustment of fees provides multiple benefits, including:
 Increasing the availability of General Fund revenues to be used for services and activities available to all residents and businesses, such as public safety services.  Allows fees to keep pace with general cost inflation.  Avoiding fee spikes that are more likely to occur when municipalities leave fees unchanged for a multi-year period.
 Providing fee payers, city staff, and city policymakers with a pattern of consistency that provides information for forecasting and decision-making purposes.  Positions the City to meet fee-payer service level expectations by collecting fees to fund the existing level of services provided.

Fee Categories that Were Examined in this Study
This study specifically examined fee categories including, but not limited to:
 Building Fees, such as permitting of new construction or modifications to existing structures  Planning Fees, such as entitlement review and review for compliance with the zoning code  Code Compliance Fees, such as property inspections and code violation penalties  Commercial Cannabis permitting and inspections
 Film and Photography permitting
 Short Term Rental permitting and inspections
 Land Development Engineering Fees, such as public improvement review  Encroachment Permit Fees, for work or activities conducted in the City right-of-way  Fire Prevention Fees, such as plan review and inspection for compliance with Fire Code  Police Department Fees, such as vehicle impound fees
 Library Fees and Library Facility Rentals
Items Not Examined in this Study
This study specifically excluded examinations of the following:
 Development Impact Fees
 Taxes
 Assessments
 Fines or Penalties
 Franchise Fees
 Utility Rates and Services Charges
These items are subject to different approval thresholds or are not subject to the same cost of service limitations as the fees examined as part of this study. Consequently, they are specifically excluded from the scope of this study.

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ANALYSIS:

The proposed fees are intended to comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws including providing confirmation that the proposed fees and charges are not a tax as defined in Article 13C of the California Constitution and that the proposed fees are no more than necessary to the cover the reasonable costs of the City’s activities and services addressed in the fees. Additionally, the manner in which the costs are allocated to a payor bears a fair and reasonable relationship to the payor’s burdens on, or benefits received from the activities and services provided by the City.

Nearly every service for which a fee is imposed can be illustrated as follows, contrasting the components of the full cost of service, which is the maximum fee amount justified, against the local agency’s goals for cost recovery:

Based on the consultant’s experience working with municipalities throughout California, most feepaying stakeholders and city councilmembers accept high cost recovery targets for developmentrelated fees as long as:
 The elements of the cost of service and assumptions are clearly communicated.  The city clearly communicates that only eligible costs are included in fees.

DISCUSSION:

The City Council opened a public hearing on May 26, 2026 to consider adoption of updated user and regulatory fees and is continuing the public hearing at its June 9, 2026 meeting.

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Following the May 26, 2026 meeting, certain proposed engineering fees were reevaluated by staff and decreased from the initial fee study report provided to council. Because the fees decreased, there is no additional need to re-notice the public hearing. Upon adoption of the resolution, fees will go into effect on August 10, 2026.

PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION:

The City Council last updated user and regulatory fees in 2025 and last completed a comprehensive study of user and regulatory fees in 2021.

On May 26, 2026 the City Council opened the public hearing and continued it to June 9, 2026.

STRATEGIC PLAN INTEGRATION:

GOAL FIVE: ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
To identify the work needed inside the City organization to effectively provide services to the community and ensure financial stability.

Objective 1: Operate in a financially sustainable manner.

Objective 2: Evaluate existing practices to ensure continuity with industry best practices.

Objective 3: Provide Council with policies that are consistent while lessening liabilities.

Objective 4: Increase employee retention by training and creating a positive workplace.

Objective 5: Streamline fire prevention coordination efforts.

FISCAL IMPACT:

Assuming historical patterns in the volume and types of services provided by the City, staff anticipate approximately $380,000 in additional General Fund revenues resulting from the proposed changes.

Although the changes are anticipated to provide additional revenue, the revenue is not intended to be used to fund new services, rather, the revenue is intended to offset the costs of providing existing services that are recoverable from fees.

ALTERNATIVE(S):

1. Do not adopt the Resolution of the City Council of the City of Hemet, California, Adopting a Schedule of User and Regulatory Fees for Various City Services

2. Provide alternative direction to the Interim City Manager.

ATTACHMENT(S):

Attachment 1 - Resolution No. 2026-075
Attachment 2 - Illustration of Current and Proposed Fees Exhibit A - Fee Study Report

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RESOLUTION NO. 2026-075

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY

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USER AND REGULATORY FEES FOR VARIOUS CITY

SERVICES, RESCINDING INCONSISTENT FEES, AND

FINDING THAT THE FEES DO NOT EXCEED THE

REASONABLE COST OF PROVIDING THE SERVICES

FOR WHICH THE FEES ARE CHARGED
The City Council of the City of Hemet, California (hereafter referred to as the “City Council”) does resolve as follows:

WHEREAS, the City of Hemet (“City”) provides various services, programs, reviews, inspections, permits, and regulatory activities for the benefit of applicants, property owners, businesses, developers, and other persons requesting or requiring such services; and
WHEREAS, fees charged by a local agency for permits, inspections, plan review, processing, enforcement, and other regulatory or user-related services may not exceed the reasonable cost of providing the services for which the fees are charged; and WHEREAS, the City retained ClearSource Financial Consulting to prepare a comprehensive user and regulatory fee study analyzing the estimated reasonable costs incurred by the City in providing fee-related services, including direct labor, employee benefits, materials and supplies, services, overhead, administrative support, technology, and other indirect costs reasonably related to the provision of such services; and

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WHEREAS, the City Council has reviewed and considered the User and Regulatory Fee Study dated FY 2025/26 together with the staff report and all attachments presented in connection with this matter (collectively, the “Fee Study”); and WHEREAS, the Fee Study identifies the estimated reasonable costs of providing various City services and recommends updated fees designed to recover no more than the reasonable costs incurred by the City in providing such services; and WHEREAS, following the public hearing opened on May 26, 2026, certain proposed engineering fees were reevaluated by staff and decreased from the initial Fee Study report presented to the City Council; and because the revised fees are lower than those initially proposed, no additional public hearing notice was required; and WHEREAS, the City Council desires that annually the City Manager may update the fees based on the annual percentage change in the all-urban Consumer Price Index for Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario (All Urban Consumers CPI for the Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA Metropolitan Statistical Area). If the CPI does not change or goes down in a given year, no change shall be made to the fee schedule that year; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds and determines that the fees adopted pursuant to this Resolution are not taxes because they are charges imposed for specific benefits or privileges conferred directly to the payor that are not provided to those not charged, and/or charges imposed for specific government services or products provided directly to the payor that are not provided to those not charged, and/or charges imposed for reasonable regulatory costs to the City incident to issuing licenses and permits, performing investigations, inspections, audits, administrative enforcement, and adjudication thereof; and

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WHEREAS, the City Council further finds and determines that the amount of each fee adopted pursuant to this Resolution does not exceed the estimated reasonable cost required to provide the corresponding service, activity, program, or regulatory function for which the fee is charged; and
WHEREAS, the manner in which the costs are allocated to fee payors bears a fair and reasonable relationship to the payors’ burdens on, and benefits received from, the services, activities, and regulatory programs provided by the City; and WHEREAS, on May 26, 2026, the City Council conducted a duly noticed public hearing regarding the proposed fees, at which time all interested persons were provided an opportunity to be heard and present evidence regarding the proposed fees; and WHEREAS, on June 9, 2026, the City Council continued the noticed public hearing regarding the proposed fees; and
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to adopt the revised schedule of user and regulatory fees attached hereto as Exhibit “A” and incorporated herein by this reference.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HEMET DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. Recitals.

The foregoing recitals are true and correct and are incorporated herein by this reference.

SECTION 2. Adoption of Fee Schedule.

The City Council hereby adopts the Schedule of User and Regulatory Fees attached hereto as Exhibit “A” and incorporated herein by this reference.

SECTION 3. Findings Regarding Reasonable Cost.

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The City Council hereby finds and determines that:

A. The fees adopted by this Resolution are supported by the Fee Study, staff report, and other evidence presented to the City Council.

B. The fees adopted by this Resolution do not exceed the estimated reasonable cost of providing the services, products, permits, inspections, reviews, facilities, programs, or regulatory activities for which the fees are charged.

C. The fees adopted by this Resolution are reasonably necessary to recover the City’s costs of providing the applicable services and administering applicable regulatory programs.

D. The fees adopted by this Resolution bear a fair and reasonable relationship to the burdens imposed on, and benefits received by, the fee payors.

SECTION 4. Prior Resolutions and Fees.

All prior resolutions, fee schedules, or portions thereof establishing fees that are inconsistent with the fees adopted by this Resolution are hereby superseded and rescinded as of the effective date of this Resolution. Any fees not amended or superseded by this Resolution shall remain in full force and effect.

SECTION 5. Effective Date.

Any new or adjusted fees adopted by this Resolution shall go into effect August 10, 2026.

SECTION 6. Severability.

If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or fee adopted by this Resolution is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by a decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the

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remaining portions of this Resolution. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this Resolution and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, and fee irrespective of the fact that any one or more portions may be declared invalid or unconstitutional.

SECTION 7. Certification.

The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution.

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 9th day of June, 2026. ___________________________
Linda Krupa, Mayor
APPROVED AS TO FORM: ATTEST:
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Steven Graham Pacifico, City Attorney Rosalia A. Butler, City Clerk

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I, Elodie Klug, Deputy City Clerk of the City of Hemet, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted by the Hemet City Council on the 9th day of June, 2026, and was passed by the following vote:

AYES: Council Members:

NOES: Council Members:

ABSTAIN: Council Members:

ABSENT: Council Members:
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Elodie Klug, Deputy City Clerk

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Illustration of Current and Proposed Fees

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Services / Activities / Subject Matter Page
Business License Fees 1
City Clerk Fees 6
Community Development Department
Building Fees 7
Code Compliance Fees 30
Commercial Cannabis Fees 31
Film and Photography Fees 32
Planning Fees 33
Short-Term Rental Fees 39
Fire Prevention Fees 40
General Accounting Fees 51
Library Fees 52
Police Fees 55
Public Works Department
Engineering Fees 58
Street Maintenance Fees 68
Public Water Utility Services Fees 70
City of Hemet

ILLUSTRATION OF CURRENT AND PROPOSED FEES

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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
Current Proposed
Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Change Charge Basis Adjustment Code 1 Adult Businesses refer to Planning first refer to Planning first n/a Sec. 18-351 2 Advertising billboards $150 $4 $150 $4 $0 per board face n/a Sec. 18-61 3 Amusement, recreation, entertainment Sec. 18-61
(a) any coin operated game $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 n/a
i) Plus fee per non-coin operated game $5 $5 $0 n/a
(b) spectator events $19 $19 $0 per day n/a
i) Plus fee per concession show $5 $5 $0 per day n/a
4 Billiards / Pool Halls $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61 a) Plus Fee per table $5 $5 $0 plus employees n/a
5 Bingo $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 plus clearance
from the Police
Dept.
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6 Booth Rental $25 $4 $25 $4 $0 n/a
7 Bowling Alley $100 $4 $100 $4 $0 plus employees n/a Sec. 18-61 a) Plus fee per alley in excess of 3 alleys $12 $12 $0 n/a 8 Boxing and Wrestling $50 $4 $50 $4 $0 minimum per day n/a Sec. 18-61 9 Carnival / Circus / Fair Sec. 18-61
(a) 1st Day $200 $4 $200 $4 $0 n/a
(b) Each Succeeding Day $100 $100 $0 n/a
10 Child Care Facilities (commercial only) $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-59 11 Contractor Sec. 18-60
(a) General - A or B
(i) per year, or $80 $4 $80 $4 $0 n/a
(ii) 1 Job Only $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 n/a
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Current Proposed
Activity Description Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Change Charge Basis Adjustment Code 13 Farmer's Market Sec. 18-61
(a) Per Day $15 $4 $15 $4 $0 n/a
(b) Plus fee per concession $6 $6 $0 n/a
14 Vending - Food Vehicle Food Truck $100 $4 $100 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61 15 Gardener
a) 1 person & 1 vehicle $20 $4 $20 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61 b) More than 1 person & 1 vehicle $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61 16 Gas Station $60 $4 $60 $4 $0 plus employees n/a Sec. 18-61 17 Handbills, advertising samples $250 $4 $250 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61 (a) Plus per person $25 $25 $0 n/a
(b) Plus per day $25 $25 $0 n/a
18 Handyman $20 $4 $20 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61
19 Ice Cream Truck $100 $4 $100 $4 $0 per vehicle n/a Sec. 18-62 20 Junk Dealers Sec. 18-62
a) Per Day $5 $4 $5 $4 $0 n/a
b) Per 6 months $20 $4 $20 $4 $0 n/a
c) Per year, per truck route $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 plus employees n/a 21 Live Entertainment Sec. 18-62
a) Per Day $20 $4 $20 $4 $0 n/a
b) Per Year $100 $4 $100 $4 $0 n/a
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based on gross
receipts
n/a Sec. 18-59
23 Massage $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 plus clearance
from the Police
Dept.
n/a Sec. 18-211
24 Motion Picture / Commercial Filming refer to
Planning first
refer to
Planning first
n/a Sec. 18-181
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
Current Proposed
Activity Description Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Change Charge Basis Adjustment Code 25 Nursing Homes Commercial (i.e. Skilled Nursing
Facilities / Convalescent Home / Hospitals)
Sec. 18-56
a) First 3 Units $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 n/a
b) Each additional unit over 3 $1 $1 $0 n/a
26 Property Rental Sec. 18-56
(a) For 3 units $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 n/a
(b) per each additional over 3 $1 $1 $0 n/a
27 Secondhand Dealers / Pawn Shops / Thrift Stores $150 $4 $150 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61 28 Security / Private Patrol $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 plus clearance from the Police
Dept.
n/a Sec. 18-258
29 Service - Retail $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 plus employees n/a Sec. 18-57 30 Sidewalk Vending $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 for 6 months n/a Sec. 18-477 31 Solicitors (door-to-door only) Sec. 18-61
(a) For 6 Months $100 $4 $100 $4 $0 n/a
(b) Per Day $10 $4 $10 $4 $0 n/a
32 Shoeshine Stand $10 $4 $10 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61
33 Shooting Gallery / Shooting Range $100 $4 $100 $4 $0 plus employees n/a Sec. 18-61 34 Social Club $100 $4 $100 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61
35 Tobacco Retailers refer to
Planning first
refer to
Planning first
n/a Sec. 18-410
36 Taxi $40 $4 $40 $4 $0 plus clearance
from the Police
Dept.
n/a Sec. 18-52
37 Theatre $50 $4 $50 $4 $0 n/a Sec. 18-61
a) Plus fee per seat for 1st 500 seats $0 $0.10 $0.00 n/a b) Plus fee per seat over 500 seats $0 $0.05 $0.00 n/a
38 Temporary Events Sec. 18-61
(a) Per day $15 $4 $15 $4 $0 n/a
(b) Plus fee per concession $5 $5 $0 n/a
39 Vending Machine (Intangible) based on gross
receipts
based on gross
receipts
n/a Sec. 18-55
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
Current Proposed
Activity Description Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Change Charge Basis Adjustment Code 40 Vending Machine (Tangible) based on gross
receipts
based on gross
receipts
n/a Sec. 18-55

FULL TIME EMPLOYEE FEE
Fee for Employees (based on Full Time Equivalent)
NOT APPLICABLE TO CONTRACTORS OR "SPECIAL"
TYPE BUSINESS LISTED IN SEC 18-61
41 1-2 $10 $10 $0 n/a
42 3-6 $30 $30 $0 n/a
43 7-10 $50 $50 $0 n/a
44 11-14 $70 $70 $0 n/a
45 15-20 $100 $100 $0 n/a
46 21-30 $120 $120 $0 n/a
47 31-40 $150 $150 $0 n/a
48 41-50 $200 $200 $0 n/a
49 51+ $200 $200 $0 n/a
a) plus $5.00 for each employee over 50 in number $5 $5 $0 n/a

PART TIME EMPLOYEE FEE
Fee for Employees (based on Full Time Equivalent) Sec. 18-53 Three part-time employees working no more than 25 hours each, per week, shall equal one fulltime employee. 50 1 - 5 $10 $10 $0 n/a
51 6 - 19 $30 $30 $0 n/a
52 20 - 31 $50 $50 $0 n/a
53 32 - 43 $70 $70 $0 n/a
54 44 - 61 $100 $100 $0 n/a
55 62 - 91 $120 $120 $0 n/a
56 92 - 121 $150 $150 $0 n/a
57 122 - 151 $200 $200 $0 n/a
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
Current Proposed
Activity Description Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Fee Amount SB1186 State Tax Change Charge Basis Adjustment Code 58 152 or more $200 $200 $0 n/a
a) plus $5.00 for each employee over 50 in number $5 $5 $0 n/a * No license required for those under 18 years of age or 65 years of age with gross income from business < $600.00 ** Fees listed include SB1186 tax of $4
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - CITY CLERK
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 Copying and Printing Service
a) Documents 8.5" x 14" or less (per single-sided page) $0.10 $0.10 $0.00 per page n/a b) Oversize Documents Actual Cost Actual Cost n/a
2 Digital Media Fee $10 $10 $0 n/a [a]
3 Research Service $24 $24 $0 per hour n/a
4 Minute/Agenda Mailing Service
a) With Stamped Envelopes Provided by Requestor $88 $88 $0 n/a b) Without Stamped Envelope Provided by Requestor $112 $112 $0 n/a 5 Subpoena Document Preparation and Witness Fees Maximum Allowed by Law Maximum Allowed by Law Maximum Allowed by Law per hour, per mile, per person
n/a
6 Appeal Hearing Officer n/a - new Passthrough of Actual Cost plus 15% Admin Cost
n/a
7 Fee for Services Not Otherwise Specified $109 $182 $73 per hour CPI [a] Applies when digital media device provided by City.

Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 Permit Processing Fee (Applies to All Permits Issued) $99 $68 ($31) CPI 2 Minimum Permit Fee - Commercial $444
3 Minimum Permit Fee - Residential $247
2 Technology Fee (% of valuation permit fee) 5% 5% 0% percent of construction permit
n/a
3 State Strong Motion Instrumentation (SMI) Fee Calculation a) Residential $0.50 or valuation x .00013 $0.50 or valuation x .00013 n/a b) Commercial $0.50 or valuation x .00028 $0.50 or valuation x .00028 n/a 4 Building Standards (SB 1473) Fee Calculation (Valuation) a) $1 - $25,000 $1 $1 $0 n/a
b) Each Add'l $25,000 or fraction thereof Add $1 Add $1 n/a 5 Certificate of Occupancy
a) Temporary Certificate of Occupancy $790 $400 ($390) CPI b) Certificate of Occupancy
i) 1 - 5000 sq ft $263 $400 $137 CPI
ii) 5001 - 25,000 sq ft $395 $200 ($195) CPI
iii) each additional 25,000 sq ft $99 $100 $1 CPI
6 Change of Use $395 $200 ($195) CPI
7 Change of Address/New Address $198 $400 $202 CPI
Copies, Re-Print, Change Of Contractor
8 Printing Scanned / Archived Drawings actual cost plus $47 per 15 min. of staff time
8 Duplicate Inspection Card $49 $10 ($39) n/a
9 Duplicate Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) $30 n/a
Violation Fees
10 Work Done Without Permits Per Hemet Municipal Code. 2X permit fee n/a Permit Processing and Other Fees
Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Permit Processing and Other Fees
Activity Description
Other Fees
11 Permit / Plan Review Extension $99 $100 $1 each CPI
12 Planning & Fire Plan Review Processing Fee $99 $100 $1 each CPI 13 Planning & Fire Permit Processing Fee $99 $100 $1 each CPI 14 Excess Plan Check Fee (for 2nd 3rd and subsequent reviews) $198 $200 $2 per hour CPI 15 Expedited Plan Review 1.5x Base Plan Review Fee 1.5x Base Plan Review Fee n/a 16 Plan Review for Trailer, Park Model, or Mobile Home Space $238 $200 ($38) per hour CPI 17 Partial Inspection / Extra Inspection Fee (per inspection) $99 $100 $1 each CPI 18 Re-inspection Fee Per California Building Code and Hemet Municipal Code as Amended
$99 $150 $51 each CPI
19 Missed inspection Fee $99 $150 $51 each CPI
20 After Hours Inspections (Weekends) $237
a) Weekdays
i) First 2 Hours $480 CPI
ii) Each hour thereafter $240 per hour CPI
b) Weekends and Holidays (when available)
i) First 4 Hours $960 CPI
ii) Each hour thereafter $240 per hour CPI
21 Records Research $198 $200 $2 per hour CPI
22 Month or Yearly Building Permit Activity $99 $100 $1 CPI 23 Special Inspector Registration $99 $30 ($69) CPI
24 Microfilm Fee
a) 11" x 17" or less (per page) $1 $1 $0 per page n/a
b) Over 11" x 17" (per sheet) $6 $6 $0 per sheet n/a
25 Plan Storage valuation x .00018 valuation x .00018 n/a 26 Fees for Services Not Listed in this Fee Schedule (per 1/2 hour) $99 $100 $1 per half hour CPI 8

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Adjustment Note
Main Panel Upgrades-MPU/Subpanel
1 Main l Panel Install or Upgrade (100- 200 AMP) $198 $200 $2 CPI 2 Main Panel Install or Upgrade (200-400 AMP) $247 $250 $3 CPI 3 Electrical Subpanel Install or Upgrade (50- 200 AMP) see Title 25 CA Code of
regulations
$150 CPI
HVAC Change-Out
4 HVAC Change-Out (Residential) $296 $300 $4 CPI
5 HVAC Change-Out (Commercial)
a) First Unit $346 $350 $4 CPI
b) Each Additional Unit $49 $50 $1 CPI
6 Furnace Unit Replacement only
a) Condensing Unit Replacement only $125 CPI
b) HVAC Duct Replacement only $125 CPI
Re-Pipe
7 Re-Pipe of SFR $99 $444 $100 $450 $1 $6 CPI
Reroof
8 Reroof Of Non Habitable Space <500 SF $296 $200 -$96 CPI 9 Reroof SFR/Roof Overlay
a) <4,000 SF $395 $250 -$145 CPI
b) <4,000 SF From Composition To Tile $148 $494 $150 $300 $2 -$194 CPI 10 Reroof Commercial/Industrial
a) 25,000 SF or less $494 $500 $6 CPI
b) Each additional 25,000 SF $99 $100 $1 CPI
Commonly Requested Minor Permits
Fees for Commonly Requested Building Permit Types. Fees shown in this section include all applicable inspection, and plan review fees). Additional fees apply for permit processing and services provided by other City Departments (e.g. Planning Review), Technology Enhancement Fees, and Fees Collected on Behalf of Other Agencies (e.g. State of California).

Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Adjustment Note
Commonly Requested Minor Permits
Fees for Commonly Requested Building Permit Types. Fees shown in this section include all applicable inspection, and plan review fees). Additional fees apply for permit processing and services provided by other City Departments (e.g. Planning Review), Technology Enhancement Fees, and Fees Collected on Behalf of Other Agencies (e.g. State of California).

Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
Solar / Photovoltaic
11 Solar Streamline Permit $444
12 Residential Solar / Photovoltaic Roof Mounted
a) Less than 15kw $198 $198
b) Above 15 Kw $296 $395
c) Above 250kW $790 $988
13 Commecial Solar / Photovoltaic Ground/Roof Mounted
a) Less than 50kw $296 $296
b) 50kw - 250kw $395 $494
c) Above 250kW $988 $1,185
Commercial Solar / Photovoltaic Roof Mounted.

Fees shall be the same roof or ground
a) Less than 50kw $247 $247
b) 50kw - 250kw $370 $494
c) Above 250kW $988 $1,235
Commercial Solar / Photovoltaic Ground Mounted
a) Less than 50kw ??? $370 $370
b) 50kw - 250kw ??? $494 $617
c) Above 250kW ??? $1,235 $1,482
14 Battery Storage This is part of the solar system
a) First Battery This is part of the solar suystem $148 $346 b) Each Additional This is part of the solar suystem $49 15 Battery Storage with Solar Installation This is part of the solar suystem a) First Battery This is part of the solar suystem $99 $49 b) Each AdditionalThis is part of the solar suystem $49 10

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Adjustment Note
Commonly Requested Minor Permits
Fees for Commonly Requested Building Permit Types. Fees shown in this section include all applicable inspection, and plan review fees). Additional fees apply for permit processing and services provided by other City Departments (e.g. Planning Review), Technology Enhancement Fees, and Fees Collected on Behalf of Other Agencies (e.g. State of California).

Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
11 CASMIP Fee (Equation job value*.00013) Project Valuation x .00013 Project Valuation x .00013 n/a 12 Residential Solar Photovoltaic System - Solar Permit a) Residential Solar Photovoltaic System - Solar Permit varies $450 varies n/a i) With Battery Storage varies $54 varies n/a
ii) With EV Charging (Electric Vehicle) varies $54 varies n/a 13 Commercial Solar Photovoltaic System - Solar Permit
a) 50kW or less varies $1,000 varies n/a
b) 50kW – 250kW – Base varies $1,000 varies n/a
c) 50kW – 250kW – per kW above 50kW varies $7 varies n/a d) Above 250kW – base varies $2,400 varies n/a
e) Above 250kW – per kW varies $5 varies n/a
14 Commercial EV Charging Plug n/a new n/a new $200 $200 varies CPI 15 Residential EV Charging Plug $99 $198 $100 $200 $1 $2 CPI Tub to Walk-In Shower
16 Tub To Walk In Shower $99 $296 $100 $300 $1 $4 CPI
Wall Heater Replacement
17 Wall Heater Residential Replacement $247 $250 $3 CPI Water Heater Replacement
18 Water Heater Residential Replacement $148 $150 $2 CPI 19 Hybrid Water Heater Residential Replacement (Gas and Electric)
$148 $30 $100 -$48 CPI
Window Change-Out
20 Window Change-out (Retrofit, Like-for-like without framing modifications)
$99 $148 $100 $150 $1 $2 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Adjustment Note
Commonly Requested Minor Permits
Fees for Commonly Requested Building Permit Types. Fees shown in this section include all applicable inspection, and plan review fees). Additional fees apply for permit processing and services provided by other City Departments (e.g. Planning Review), Technology Enhancement Fees, and Fees Collected on Behalf of Other Agencies (e.g. State of California).

Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
Block and Retaining Walls
21 Block 50' or less 6' in height or less $296 $296 $300 $300 $4 $4 CPI a) Each additional 100' $49 $50 $1 CPI
22 Block Wall Over 6' in height 50' in length $395 $395 $400 $400 $5 $5 CPI a) Each additional 100' $66 $67 $1 CPI
23 Retaining Wall 50' or less 6' in height or less $395 $395 $400 $400 $5 $5 CPI a) Each additional 100' $66 $67 $1 CPI
24 Retaining Wall Over 6' in height 50' in length $494 $494 $500 $500 $6 $6 CPI a) Each additional 100' $82 $83 $1 CPI
Special Inspection and Housing Assessment
25 Special Investigating Inspection
a) Initial Unit $296 $300 $4 CPI
b) Per Each Additional Unit $66 CPI
26 Housing Assessment Permit $494 $500 $6 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Occupancy Classification Threshold SqFt
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Adjustment Note
1 100 $1,975 $2,000 $25 CPI
200 $2,173 $2,200 $27 CPI
300 $2,272 $2,300 $28 CPI
400 $2,469 $2,500 $31 CPI
500 $2,667 $138 $2,700 $140 $33 $2 CPI
1,000 $3,358 $119 $3,400 $120 $42 $1 CPI
1,500 $3,951 $158 $4,000 $160 $49 $2 CPI
2,000 $4,741 $237 $4,800 $240 $59 $3 CPI
2,500 $5,926 $237 $6,000 $240 $74 $3 CPI
3,000 $7,111 $119 $7,200 $120 $89 $1 CPI
4,000 $8,297 $79 $8,400 $80 $103 $1 CPI
5,000 $9,087 $59 $9,200 $60 $113 $1 CPI
2 Electrical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
3 Mechanical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
4 Plumbing Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
5 Production Phase Units /
Identical Buildings
10% of Base Plan Review Fee;
100% of Base Permit Inspection Fee
10% of Base Plan Review Fee;
100% of Base Permit Inspection Fee
n/a [a]
[a] For identical buildings built by the same builder on the same lot or in the same tract and for which building permits are issued at the same time. * Plan review fees include up to two plan checks. The City will bill hourly for additional plan review required. ** Amounts exclude City of Hemet standard Permitting fees and State of California fees.

New Construction and Residential Additions
Current Fees Proposed Fees
R3 - Single-Family, Duplex,
Additional Dwelling Units
New Construction, Room
Addition, Garage
Change
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Occupancy Classification Threshold SqFt
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Adjustment Note
1 100 $790 $800 $10 CPI
200 $1,185 $1,200 $15 CPI
300 $1,827 $1,850 $23 CPI
400 $1,975 $2,000 $25 CPI
500 $2,173 $79 $2,200 $80 $27 $1 CPI
1,000 $2,568 $59 $2,600 $60 $32 $1 CPI
2 Electrical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
3 Mechanical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
4 Plumbing Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
* Plan review fees include up to two plan checks. The City will bill hourly for additional plan review required. ** Amounts exclude City of Hemet standard Permitting fees and State of California fees.

Garage/Room Conversions and Residential Remodels with Structural Improvements Current Fees Proposed Fees
R3 - Single-Family, Duplex,
Additional Dwelling Units
Garage/Room Conversions
and Residential Remodels
with Structural Improvements
Change
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Occupancy Classification Threshold SqFt
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Adjustment Note
1 100 $691 $700 $9 CPI
200 $1,086 $1,100 $14 CPI
300 $1,630 $1,650 $20 CPI
400 $1,778 $1,800 $22 CPI
500 $1,975 $79 $2,000 $80 $25 $1 CPI
1,000 $2,370 $59 $2,400 $60 $30 $1 CPI
2 Detached Accessory/
Additional Dwelling Unit
(ADU)
$1,000 $1,000 CPI
3 Junior Accessory Dwelling
Unit (JADU)
$800 $800 CPI
4 Attached Accessory/
Additional Dwelling Unit
(ADU)
$1,000 $1,000 CPI
5 Garage Conversions $800 $800 CPI
6 Electrical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
7 Mechanical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
8 Plumbing Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
* Plan review fees include up to two plan checks. The City will bill hourly for additional plan review required. ** Amounts exclude City of Hemet standard Permitting fees and State of California fees.

Garage/Room Conversions and Residential Remodels without Structural Improvements Current Fees Proposed Fees
R3 - Single-Family, Duplex,
Additional Dwelling Units
Garage/Room Conversions
and Residential Remodels
without Structural
Improvements
Change
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Occupancy Classification Threshold SqFt
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Adjustment Note
1 500 $5,775 $154 $4,200 $84 ($1,575) ($70) CPI
1,000 $6,545 $125 $6,000 $44 ($545) ($81) CPI
5,000 $11,550 $77 $8,000 $40 ($3,550) ($37) CPI
10,000 $15,400 $39 $10,000 $26 ($5,400) ($13) CPI
20,000 $19,250 $74 $12,600 $45 ($6,650) ($29) CPI
50,000 $41,581 $62 $26,000 $48 ($15,581) ($14) CPI
100,000 $72,381 $46 $50,200 $36 ($22,181) ($10) CPI
2 500 $3,754 $231 $3,200 $160 ($554) ($71) CPI
1,000 $4,909 $94 $4,000 $36 ($909) ($58) CPI
5,000 $8,663 $58 $5,450 $31 ($3,213) ($27) CPI
10,000 $11,550 $19 $7,000 $13 ($4,550) ($6) CPI
25,000 $14,438 $67 $9,000 $29 ($5,438) ($38) CPI
50,000 $31,186 $50 $16,350 $22 ($14,836) ($28) CPI
3 500 $5,390 $116 $5,200 $27 ($190) ($89) CPI
1,000 $5,968 $14 $6,000 $13 $32 ($1) CPI
5,000 $6,545 $23 $6,400 $16 ($145) ($7) CPI
10,000 $7,700 $19 $7,200 $20 ($500) $1 CPI
20,000 $9,625 $37 $9,200 $10 ($425) ($27) CPI
50,000 $20,790 $31 $12,300 $21 ($8,490) ($10) CPI
100,000 $36,191 $23 $23,000 $16 ($13,191) ($7) CPI
Commercial / Non-Residential - New Construction, Tenant Improvement, and Shell Current Fees Proposed Fees
New Construction / SF
Addition
A, B, E, F, H, I, M, R4, S -
Assembly; Business; Care /
Assisted Living; Educational;
Factory; Hazard; Institutional;
Mercantile; Storage
Tenant Improvement
A, B, E, F, H, I, M, R1, R2, R4, S -
Assembly; Business; Care /
Assisted Living; Educational;
Factory; Hazard; Institutional;
Mercantile; Hotel/Motel;
Apartment; Storage
Shell
A, B, E, F, H, I, M, R4, S -
Assembly; Business; Care /
Assisted Living; Educational;
Factory; Hazard; Institutional;
Mercantile; Hotel/Motel;
Apartment; Storage
Change
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Occupancy Classification Threshold SqFt
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Adjustment Note
Commercial / Non-Residential - New Construction, Tenant Improvement, and Shell Current Fees Proposed Fees Change
4 Electrical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
5 Mechanical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
6 Plumbing Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
7 Projects that Include SF
Addition and Tenant
Improvement
See Note [a] See Note [a] n/a
8 Foundation Only Permit See Note [b] See Note [b] n/a
* For foundation only permits, fee shall be 25% of regularly applicable permit fee. 100% of base fees will apply when actual permit is pulled. * Plan review fees include up to two plan checks. The City will bill hourly for additional plan review required. * Amounts exclude City of Hemet standard Permitting fees and State of California fees. * For projects that include square footage addition and tenant improvements, fee calculated shall be 100% of the square footage addition or tenant improvement fee, whichever is greater, and 25% of the lower fee. 17

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Occupancy Classification # of Units
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l Unit
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l Unit
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l Unit
Adjustment Note
1 1 - 25 $22,124 $19,600 ($2,524) CPI
26 - 50 $43,853 $922 $42,400 $908 ($1,453) ($14) CPI
51 - 75 $65,977 $905 $64,200 $858 ($1,777) ($47) CPI
76 - 100 $87,706 $864 $84,800 $658 ($2,906) ($206) CPI
101+ Units $108,447 $648 $100,600 $494 ($7,847) ($154) CPI 2 1 - 10 $11,852 $11,500 ($352) CPI
11 - 25 $30,026 $1,947 $29,200 $1,843 ($826) ($104) CPI 26 - 50 $57,286 $1,202 $55,000 $1,358 ($2,286) $156 CPI 51 - 75 $86,126 $1,169 $87,600 $942 $1,474 ($227) CPI
76 - 100 $114,176 $1,169 $110,200 $1,033 ($3,976) ($136) CPI 101+ Units $142,226 $877 $135,000 $775 ($7,226) ($102) CPI 3 Electrical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
4 Mechanical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
5 Plumbing Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
6 Production Phase Units /
Identical Buildings
10% of Base Plan Review Fee;
100% of Base Permit Inspection Fee
10% of Base Plan Review Fee;
100% of Base Permit Inspection Fee
n/a [a]
7 Tenant Improvement or Shell See Commercial / Non-Residential Fees See Commercial / Non-Residential Fees n/a [a] For identical buildings built by the same builder on the same lot or in the same tract and for which building permits are issued at the same time. * Plan review fees include up to two plan checks. The City will bill hourly for additional plan review required. * Amounts exclude City of Hemet standard Permitting fees and State of California fees.

New Construction - R1 and R2 Occupancies
Current Fees Proposed Fees
New Construction / SF
Addition
R1 Occupancy
Hotel/Motel/Other
New Construction / SF
Addition
R2 Occupancy
Apartment/Other
Change
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BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Occupancy Classification Threshold SqFt
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Total
Base Fee
Fee Per
Add'l 100 SF or
Fraction Thereof
Adjustment Note
1 100 $494 $500 $6 CPI
200 $593 $600 $7 CPI
300 $691 $700 $9 CPI
400 $840 $850 $10 CPI
500 $988 $109 $1,000 $110 $12 $1 CPI
1,000 $1,531 $27 $1,550 $28 $19 $1 CPI
2 Patio, Carport, Awning -
Nationally Recognized
Approved Plan Set
$198 $200 $2 CPI
3 Electrical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
4 Mechanical Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
5 Plumbing Plan Review and
Permitting, if Required
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
10% of Plan Review and Permit Inspection
Fee
n/a
* Plan review fees include up to two plan checks. The City will bill hourly for additional plan review required. ** Amounts exclude City of Hemet standard Permitting fees and State of California fees.

Awning / Balcony / Carport / Patio / Deck / Screen Room Current Fees Proposed Fees
Awning / Balcony / Carport /
Patio / Deck / Screen Room /
Patio Enclosure
Change
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BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Adjustment Note
Accessibility Ramp
1 Accessibility Ramp $198 $346 $200 $350 $2 $4 CPI
Cellular Antenna/Light Pole
2 Cellular Antenna/Light Pole $444 $395 $450 $400 $6 $5 CPI 3 Cellular Antenna/Light Pole Modification $198 $247 $200 $250 $2 $3 CPI Christmas Tree Lot/Pumpkin Patch/Similar Event
4 Christmas Tree/Pumpkin Patch $198 $296 $200 $300 $2 $4 CPI Construction Trailer
5 Construction Trailer $346 $350 $4 CPI
Demolition
6 Demolition - Patio Cover or Room $148 $150 $2 CPI
7 Demolition - Swimming Pool or Building $395 $400 $5 CPI 8 Demolition - Mobile Home (per hour) $238 $200 ($38) CPI [a] Residential Building - New Door, Window, or Skylight
9 Door, Window or Skylight (Addition of New) $198 $444 $200 $450 $2 $6 CPI Drywall Repair
10 Drywall Repair
a) Up To 1,000 SF $247 $250 $3 CPI
b) Each Add'l 1,000 SF or Fraction Thereof $49 $50 $1 CPI EVR System Upgrade
11 EVR System Upgrade $296 $593 $300 $600 $4 $7 CPI
Fence Building Permit
12 Fence - Residential $66 $148 $150 $2 CPI
13 Fence - Commercial $296 $395 $300 $400 $4 $5 CPI
Miscellaneous Items Permits
Fees for Miscellaneous Building Permit Types. Fees shown in this section include all applicable inspection, and plan review fees). Additional fees apply for permit processing and services provided by other City Departments (e.g. Planning Review), Technology Enhancement Fees, and Fees Collected on Behalf of Other Agencies (e.g. State of California).

Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Adjustment Note
Miscellaneous Items Permits
Fees for Miscellaneous Building Permit Types. Fees shown in this section include all applicable inspection, and plan review fees). Additional fees apply for permit processing and services provided by other City Departments (e.g. Planning Review), Technology Enhancement Fees, and Fees Collected on Behalf of Other Agencies (e.g. State of California).

Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
Flag Pole
14 Flag Pole - Greater Than Or Equal To 25' $296 $444 $300 $450 $4 $6 CPI 15 Flag Pole - Less Than 25' $198 $296 $200 $300 $2 $4 CPI Fireplace
16 Fireplace $198 $691 $200 $700 $2 $9 CPI
Food Truck or Carnival Event
17 Food Truck or Carnival Event $198 $395 $200 $400 $2 $5 CPI Gas Line Building Permit - Max 500'
18 Gas Line Building Permit - Max 500' $148 $100 $150 $100 $2 CPI Generator
19 Generator
a) 10kW or less $99 $148 $100 $150 $1 $2 CPI
b) Over 10kW $148 $198 $150 $200 $2 $2 CPI
Meter Reset/Utility Release
20 Meter Reset/Utility Release Residential $89 $90 $1 CPI 21 Meter Reset/Utility Release Commercial $198 $200 $2
Mobile Home Plan Review and Permit Fees
22 Standard Plan Mobile Home Park: Building Plan Check and Permit Fees (Fee Per Title 25 of California Code of Regulations)
See Title 25 CA
Code of
Regulations
$0 See Title 25 CA
Code of
Regulations
$0 $0 n/a
Model Home Conversion to SFR
23 Model Home Conversion to SFR $444 $450 $6 CPI
Parking Lot Re-Stripe
24 Parking Lot Re-Stripe
a) 1-2 Accessible Stalls $99 $148 $100 $150 $1 $2 CPI
b) Each Additional 2 Accessible Stalls $16 $16 $16 $16 $0 $0 CPI 21

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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Adjustment Note
Miscellaneous Items Permits
Fees for Miscellaneous Building Permit Types. Fees shown in this section include all applicable inspection, and plan review fees). Additional fees apply for permit processing and services provided by other City Departments (e.g. Planning Review), Technology Enhancement Fees, and Fees Collected on Behalf of Other Agencies (e.g. State of California).

Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
Sales Office and Model Home Complex for Tract
25 Sales Office and Model Home Complex For Tract $346 $691 $350 $700 $4 $9 CPI Septic System (New or Replace)
26 Septic System (New or Replace) $198 $395 $200 $400 $2 $5 CPI Sewer Hook Up
27 Sewer Hook Up $642 $650 $8 CPI
Sewer Repair
28 Sewer Repair $346 $350 $4 CPI
Siding / Stucco Repair
29 Siding / Stucco Repair $395 $400 $5 CPI
Signs
30 Wall Sign $148 $148 $150 $150 $2 $2 CPI
31 Wall Sign Illuminated $247 $247 $250 $250 $3 $3 CPI
32 Monument Sign $198 $395 $200 $400 $2 $5 CPI
33 Monument Sign Illuminated $296 $444 $300 $450 $4 $6 CPI 34 Site Signage $395 $494 $400 $500 $5 $6 CPI
Spray Booth
35 Spray Booth $938 $494 $950 $500 $12 $6 CPI
Storage Racks
36 Storage Racks
a) Storage Racks - First 100 LF $198 $198 $200 $200 $2 $2 CPI b) Storage Racks - Each Additional 100 LF $16 $17 $1 CPI Swimming Pool - Commercial
37 Swimming Pool - Commercial $296 $1,482 $300 $1,500 $4 $18 CPI 22

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Plan Review Fee Permit Inspection
Fee
Adjustment Note
Miscellaneous Items Permits
Fees for Miscellaneous Building Permit Types. Fees shown in this section include all applicable inspection, and plan review fees). Additional fees apply for permit processing and services provided by other City Departments (e.g. Planning Review), Technology Enhancement Fees, and Fees Collected on Behalf of Other Agencies (e.g. State of California).

Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
Swimming Pool and Spa - Residential
38 Swimming Pool Residential $198 $889 $200 $900 $2 $11 CPI 39 Spa/Hot Tub Above Ground $494 $500 $6 CPI
40 Above Ground Pool $198 $200 $2 CPI
Tent Sale
41 Tent Sale No Generator $198 $395 $200 $400 $2 $5 CPI 42 Tent Sale W/Generator $247 $494 $250 $500 $3 $6 CPI
Trash Enclosure
43 Trash Enclosure $296 $494 $300 $500 $4 $6 CPI
44 Trash Enclosure- City Standard $100 $500 $100 $500
Utilities - Temporary Commercial Electrical and Gas CPI 45 Utilities - Temporary Commercial Electrical and Gas $296 $300 $4 Utilities to Shed CPI
46 Utilities To Shed Elec Plumb Gas Building Permit $99 $247 $100 $250 $1 $3 Wall Addition CPI
47 Wall Addition - Interior Residential $296 $593 $300 $600 $4 $7 CPI 48 Wall Addition With Plumbing - Interior Residential $395 $790 $400 $800 $5 $10 CPI 49 Wall Addition - Interior Commercial $395 $840 $400 $850 $5 $10 CPI 50 Wall Addition With Plumbing - Interior Commercial $494 $1,383 $500 $1,400 $6 $17 [a] Per California Housing Community Development Department. 23

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BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note

STAND ALONE PERMIT FEES
Temporary Electrical Service
1 Temporary Electrical, Prior To Final $296 $200 ($96) CPI 2 Temporary Electrical w/ Gas Release $395 $300 ($95) CPI 3 Temporary Power Pole $198 $200 $2 CPI
4 Span Temporarly Power Poles $16 $17 $1 CPI

ALL OTHER PERMIT FEES
Receptacles, Switches, Fixtures, and Outlets
5 Each receptacle, switch, fixture, or outlet, lights $7 $7 $0 each CPI Residential Appliances
6 For fixed residential appliances or receptacle outlets for same, including wallmounted electric ovens; counter-mounted cooking tops; electric ranges; selfcontained room, console or through-wall air conditions; space heater; food waste grinders; dishwashers; washing machines; water heaters; clothes dryers; or other motor-operated appliances not exceeding 1 horsepower (HP) $10 $10 $0 each CPI
Non-Residential Appliances
7 For nonresidential appliances and self-contained factory-wired, nonresidential appliances not exceeding 1 horsepower (HP), kilowatt (kW) or kilovolt-ampere (kVA) in rating, including medical and dental devices; food, beverage and ice cream cabinets; illuminated show cases; drinking fountains; vending machines; laundry machines; or other similar types of equipment.
$10 $10 $0 each CPI
Power Apparatus
8 Power Apparatus: Up To 1 HP, kW, Or kVA $10 $10 $0 each CPI 9 Power Apparatus: 1- 10 HP, kW, Or kVA $33 $33 $0 each CPI 10 Power Apparatus: 11 - 50 HP, kW, Or kVA $49 $50 $1 each CPI 11 Power Apparatus: 50 - 100 HP, kW, Or kVA $99 $100 $1 each CPI 12 Power Apparatus: > 100 HP, kW, Or kVA $148 $150 $2 each CPI Electrical Permit Fees
Activity Description
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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Electrical Permit Fees
Activity Description
Busways and Trolley
13 Busways-Plug In Type, Each 100 FT $10 $10 $0 each CPI 14 Trolly, Each 100 FT $10 $10 $0 each CPI
Signs, Outline Lighting and Marquees
15 For signs, outline lighting systems or marquees supplied from one branch circuit $49 $50 $1 each CPI 16 For additional branch circuits within the same sign, outline lighting system or marquee
$10 $10 $0 each CPI
Services (Service Change)
17 Service: Up To 600 Volts And 200 Amperes $49 $50 $1 each CPI 18 Services: Up To 600 Volts And 201-1,000 Amperes $99 $100 $1 each CPI 19 Service: Over 600 Volts Or Over 1,000 Amperes $148 $150 $2 each CPI Temporary Power Service
20 Temporary Pedestal $49 $50 $1
21 Temporary Distribution System $16 $17 $1 each CPI
22 Temporary Lighting $16 $17 $1 each CPI
Carnivals and Circuses each CPI
23 Generator $33 $33 $0
24 For electrical generators and electrically drive rides $33 $33 $0 each CPI 25 For mechanically driven rides and walk-through attractions or displays having electric lighting
$10 $10 $0 each CPI
26 For a system of area and booth lighting $10 $10 $0 each CPI Miscellaneous Apparatus, Conduits and Conductors
27 For electrical apparatus, conduits and conductors for which a permit is required but for which no fee is herein set forth.
$33 $33 $0
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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note

STAND ALONE PERMIT FEES
Commercial Hood & Duct
1 Commercial Hood & Duct $494 $500 $6 each CPI

ALL OTHER PERMIT FEES
Furnaces
2 For the installation or relocation of each forced-air or gravity-type furnace or burner, including ducts and vents attached to such appliance. a) Up to and including 100,000 Btu/h (29.3 kW) $23 $23 $0 each CPI b) Over 100,000 Btu/h (29.3 kW) $33 $33 $0 each CPI
3 For the installation or relocation of each floor furnace, including vent. $23 $23 $0 each CPI 4 For the installation or relocation of each suspended heater, recessed wall heater or floor-mounted unit heater.
$23 $23 $0 each CPI
Appliance Vents
5 For the installation, relocation or replacement of each appliance vent installed and not included in an appliance permit.
$10 $10 $0 each CPI
Repairs or Additions
6 For the repair of, alteration of, or addition to each heating appliance, refrigeration unit, cooling unit, absorption unit, or each heating, cooling, absorption or evaporative cooling system, including installation of controls regulated by the Mechanical Code.
$23 $23 $0 each CPI
Boilers, Compressor and Absorption Systems
7 For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor or absorption system: a) Up to 3 HP; and including 100,000 Btu/h (29.3 kW) $23 $23 $0 each CPI b) Over 3 HP; Over 100,000 Btu/h (29.3 kW) $40 $40 $0 each CPI Air Handlers
8 For each air-handling units to and including 10,000 cubic feet per minute (CFM), including ducts attached thereto.
$16 $17 $1 each CPI
9 For each air-handling unit over 10,000 CFM $33 $33 $0 each CPI Evaporative Coolers
10 For each evaporative cooler other than portable type $16 $17 $1 each CPI Mechanical Permit Fees
Activity Description
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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Mechanical Permit Fees
Activity Description
Ventilation and Exhaust
11 For each ventilation fan connected to a single duct $10 $10 $0 each CPI 12 For each ventilation system which is not a portion of any heating or airconditioning system authorized by a permit$16 $17 $1 each CPI 13 For the installation of each hood which is served by mechanical exhaust, including the ducts for such hood.
$16 $17 $1 each CPI
Incinerators
14 For the installation or relocation of each domestic-type incinerator $33 $33 $0 each CPI 15 For the installation or relocation of each commercial of industrial-type incinerator
$99 $100 $1 each CPI
Miscellaneous
16 For each appliance or piece of equipment regulated by the Mechanical Code but not classed in other appliance categories, or for which other fee is listed in the table.
$16 $17 $1 each CPI
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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note

STAND ALONE PERMIT FEES
Gas Connection / Release Prior To Final
1 Gas Connection Prior To Final $296 $300 $4 CPI
2 Gas Release Prior To Final W/Elec Release $395 $400 $5 CPI

ALL OTHER PERMIT FEES
Fixtures and Vents
3 For each plumbing fixture or trap or set of fixtures on one trap (including water, drainage piping and backflow protection thereof)
$16 $17 $1 each CPI
4 For repair or alteration of drainage or vent piping $7 $7 $0 each CPI Sewers, Disposal Systems and Interceptors
5 For each residential building sewer and each trailer park sewer $49 $50 $1 each CPI 6 For each cesspool $49 $50 $1 each CPI
7 For each private sewage disposal system, ex: septic tank $99 $100 $1 each CPI 8 For each industrial waste pretreatment interceptor, including its trap and vent, excepting kitchen-type grease interceptors functioning as fixture traps $99 $50 ($49) each CPI
9 Rainwater systems - per drain (inside building) $16 $17 $1 each CPI Water Piping and Water Heaters
10 For installation, alteration, or repair of water piping or water-treating equipment, or both
$7 $7 $0 each CPI
11 For each water heater including vent $23 $23 $0 each CPI 12 For each Water Softener/Water Filtration System $99 $200 $101 each CPI Gas Piping Systems
13 Gas Piping: 1-4 Outlets $7 $7 $0 each CPI
14 Gas Piping: 5 Or More, Per Outlet $3 $3 $0 each CPI
Fuel Storage Tanks
15 Fuel Storage Tanks $66 $67 $1 each CPI
Plumbing Permit Fees
Activity Description
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BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - BUILDING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Plumbing Permit Fees
Activity Description
Lawn Sprinklers, Vacuum Breakers and Backflow Protection Devices 16 For each lawn sprinkler system on any one meter, including backflow protection devices thereof
$23 $23 $0 each CPI
17 For each backflow-protection device 2 inches and smaller $23 $23 $0 each CPI 18 For each backflow-protection device over 2 inches $49 $50 $1 each CPI Miscellaneous
19 For each appliance or piece of equipment regulated by the Plumbing Code but not classed in other appliance categories, or for which no other fee is listed in this code.
$23 $23 $0 each CPI
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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - CODE COMPLIANCE FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 Foreclosure
a) Registration $451 $688 $237 CPI
b) Foreclosure Re-registration $173 $258 $85 CPI
2 Garage Sale Permit $20 $20 $0 n/a
3 Abandoned Vehicle Removal $148 $215 $67 CPI
4 Boarding Permit $420 $430 $10 CPI
5 Boarding Permit Extension $84 $86 $2 CPI
6 Vacant Property Registration
a) Registration fee $420 $430 $10 CPI
b) Renewal $168 $172 $4 CPI
7 Citations for Non-Compliance
a) Downtown Commercial Zoned Properties
i) 1st Notice of Violation $2,500 $2,500 $0 n/a [a]
ii) 2nd Notice of Violation $5,000 $5,000 $0 n/a [a]
iii) 3rd Notice of Violation and Subsequent Violation $25,000 $25,000 $0 n/a [a] b) All Other Properties
i) 1st Notice of Violation $100 $100 $0 n/a [a]
ii) 2nd Notice of Violation $200 $200 $0 n/a [a]
iii) 3rd Notice of Violation and Subsequent Violation $500 $500 $0 n/a [a] 8 Notice of Violation Hearing (refunded if successful) n/a - new $860 $860 CPI 9 Time Extension n/a - new $86 $86 CPI
10 Notice of Pendency n/a - new $774 $774 CPI
11 Code Enforcement Inspection (per hour) $168 $172 $4 per hour CPI [a] Citation Penalty Schedule: Enforcement 14-511 (c)(2).

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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - COMMERCIAL CANNABIS FEES Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Commercial Cannabis Permit $10,494
1 Permit Application Fee $4,200 per application n/a
2 Site Plan Evaluations $720 n/a
3 Pre-License Visits $2,400 n/a
4 Consultant Costs $3,480 n/a
Commercial Cannabis Permit Annual Renewal
5 Renewal Permit Application Fee $1,080 per application n/a 6 Consultant Costs $3,480 n/a
Annual Revenue Audits (as required)
7 Annual Revenue Audits $13,200 per audit n/a
Compliance Inspections (as required)
8 Compliance Inspections $3,120 per inspection n/a
Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY FEES Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 Still Photography Permit
a) Application Fee n/a - new $220 CPI
b) Location Fee n/a - new $275 CPI
2 Low Impact Film Shoot
Handheld equipment, exterior walk and talk, interior w/ small outdoor needs a) Application Fee n/a - new $330 CPI
b) Location Fee n/a - new $440 CPI
3 High Impact - Half Day Film Shoot (6 hours or less)
Interior and Exterior
a) Application Fee n/a - new $330 CPI
b) Location Fee n/a - new $990 CPI
4 High Impact - Full Day Film Shoot (6 hours or more)
Interior and Exterior
a) Application Fee n/a - new $440 CPI
b) Location Fee n/a - new $2,640 CPI
Other Fees
5 Notification Fee n/a - new $440 CPI
6 Student/Nonprofit Filming Fee
a) Simple n/a - new $55 CPI
b) Complex n/a - new $110 CPI
7 Fire, Police, and Public Works Departments n/a - new Actual Cost n/a [a] 8 Rider Fee for Addition or Deletion to the Permit n/a - new $165 CPI 00[a] Depending on the size of the filming/photoshoot and if a generator is needed, Fire, Police and/or Public Works personnel may be assigned and billed at fully burdened hourly rates.

Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - PLANNING FEES
Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Charge Basis Adjustment Note
Agreement
1 Density bonus Agreement $3,962 $4,065 $103 CPI [a]
2 Development Agreement
a) Agreement $20,000 $20,000 $0 Deposit n/a [a]
b) Agreement Amendment $10,000 $10,000 $0 Deposit n/a [a] Application
3 SDR Modification - Minor (CDDR) $2,814 $2,836 $22 CPI 4 Administrative Adjustment (Zoning standards) $1,070 $1,100 $30 CPI 5 Administrative Use
6 a) Permit (CDDR) $4,875 $4,878 $3 CPI
7 b) Permit Modification $2,428 $2,472 $44 CPI
8 Adult Business Permit $9,622 $9,622 $0 CPI
9 Alcoholic Beverage Control Review - Finding of Public Convenience or Necessity (CDDR)
$2,439 $2,470 $31 CPI
10 Annexation $10,000 $10,000 $23,423 $13,423 n/a [b]
11 Appeals
a) Community Development Director Decision $1,711 $2,000 $289 CPI b) Planning Commission Decision $1,711 $2,500 $789 CPI
12 Certificate of Compliance (Not Including Lot Line Adjustment) $979 $962 ($17) CPI 13 Conditional Use Permit (CUP)
a) Major $10,325 $10,298 ($27) CPI
b) Minor-Streamline $7,360 $4,188 ($3,172) CPI
c) Modification Major $6,641 $6,705 $64 CPI
d) Modification Minor $3,088 CPI
14 Conditions of Approval - Amendment -Minor $1,088 CPI 15 Conditions of Approval - Amendment -Major $3,999 $3,977 ($22) CPI 16 Conversion from Senior Housing Permit- (PC) $9,267 $9,048 ($219) CPI Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
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BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - PLANNING FEES
Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Charge Basis Adjustment Note
Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
17 Conversion to Condominiums $9,009 $8,819 ($190)
18 Determination of Use -Zoning Ordinance Amendment $553 $6,600 $6,047 CPI 19 Downtown Project Site Development Review CPI
a) Major - PC $3,757 $3,820 $63 CPI
b) Minor - CDDR $1,498 $1,524 $26 CPI
20 Extension of Time - Community Development Director Review $2,600 $2,616 $16 21 Extension of Time - Planning Commission Review $4,098 $3,029 ($1,069) n/a 22 General Plan Amendment (GPA) CPI
a) Text/Policy Change - Major $10,000 $10,464 n/a [c]
b) Text/Policy Change - Minor $5,155 $5,186 $31 CPI
c) Land Use or Circulation Map Change $8,000 $8,264 [d] 23 Habitat Acquisition and Negotiation Strategy (HANS) Application Review
$2,139 $2,200 $61 CPI
Landscape CPI
24 Preliminary Landscape - Minor or Modification of Existing $49 $198 $200 $350 $151 $152 CPI 25 Preliminary Landscape - Major - New Construction $198 $198 $550 $550 $352 $352 CPI 26 Lot Line Adjustment / Lot Merger $2,090 $2,324 $234 CPI 27 Mobile Home Park Conversion $10,920 $10,676 ($244) CPI 28 Model Home Complex/Sales Office: Model Home Plan Complex $2,934 $2,945 $11 n/a 29 Parcel Map Waiver $4,176 $4,640 $464 n/a
30 Planned Community Development (PCD) $15,000 $8,328 n/a 31 Planned Community Development (PCD) Amendment $5,000 $5,088 n/a 32 Planned Unit Development (PUD) $10,000 $8,328 CPI
33 Planned Unit Development (PUD) Amendment $5,000 $7,288 34 Preliminary Application Review - conceptual $1,737 $2,097 $360 CPI 34

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - PLANNING FEES
Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Charge Basis Adjustment Note
Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
35 SDR Modification - Major (PC) CPI
a) Major (PC) $3,835 $4,192 $357
b) Minor $1,703 $1,952 $249 CPI
36 Sign Program CPI
a) Minor Amendment (CDDR) $905 $880 ($25)
b) Major Amendment (PC) $1,810 $1,760 ($50) CPI
37 Site Development Review (SDR) CPI
a) Minor - CDDR $8,123 $8,872 $749 CPI
b) Major- Commercial/industrial (PC) $11,966 $12,655 $689 Base Fee Plus $15.00 per
acre
CPI
c) Auto Center Review $5,053 $5,234 $181 CPI
38 Site Development Review Major- residential (PC) $11,966 $12,655 $689 Base Fee Plus $10.00 per
unit
n/a
39 Small Group Home Permit $1,536 $1,313 ($223) n/a
40 Specific Plan $20,000 $10,048 n/a [c]
41 Specific Plan Amendment $10,000 $5,024 [c]
42 Sphere Of Influence Amendment $15,000 $18,923 CPI [c] 43 Subdivision CPI
a) Reversion to acreage/lot merger $5,085 $4,940 ($145) CPI b) Amended Final Map $5,394 $5,200 ($194) CPI
44 Substantial Conformance Determination (Subdivision, SDR,CUP) (CDDR)
$5,661 $5,648 ($13)
45 Tentative Map Revision/Resubmittal $7,356 $7,282 ($74) CPI 46 Tentative Parcel Map CPI
a) Commercial/Industrial $8,821 $9,898 $1,077
b) Residential $7,496 $8,278 $782 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - PLANNING FEES
Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Charge Basis Adjustment Note
Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
47 Tentative Tract Map CPI
a) Condominium or Conveyance $10,821 $10,698 ($123) Base Fee + $15/acre
CPI
b) Residential $13,437 $13,321 ($116) Base Fee +
$15/lot
48 Variance (Major) $4,707 $4,760 $53 CPI
49 Vesting Tentative Tract Map Actual Cost Actual Cost Actual Cost @ FBHR
CPI [c]
50 Zone Change - map designation $9,479 $9,632 $153 n/a [f] 51 Zoning Verification Letter $321 $330 $9
52 Zoning Ordinance Amendment $3,000 $9,200 [c]
Direct Cost CPI
53 Public Hearing Notice CPI
a) Ad Publication $370 $385 $15
b) Mail Out $428 $440 $12 Plus postage
costs
CPI
Permit
54 Home Occupation Permit $107 $110 $3 CPI
55 Homemade Food Operator CPI
a) Permit $250 $257 $7 CPI
b) Annual Renewal $107 $110 $3 CPI
56 Permanent Sign Permit $214 $620 $406
57 Temporary Sign/Banner Permit $107 $110 $3 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - PLANNING FEES
Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Charge Basis Adjustment Note
Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
58 Temporary Use Permit
a) Permit $428 $988 $560 [e]
b) Permit for Non-Profit No Charge No Charge Inspection fee applies, if
needed
CPI [e]
c) Expedited Permit n/a - new 2x Permit Fee CPI
d) Expedited Permit for Non-Profit n/a - new $994 CPI
59 Onsite Landscape Permit-Major CPI
a) Initial Sheet $1,925 $2,180 $255
b) Each Additional Sheet $856 $880 $24 n/a
c) Revisions – Initial Sheet $107 $110 $3 n/a
d) Revisions – Each Additional Sheet $107 $110 $3 n/a
60 Onsite Landscape Permit -Minor n/a - new $860 CPI
61 City Attorney Review/Meeting Time FBHR FBHR Deposit CPI 61 Planning Division Hourly Rate for other services Actual Cost Actual Cost Deposit CPI [c] 62 Planning Research Fee Actual Cost Actual Cost Deposit [c] Review CPI
63 Airport Compatibility Study Review $1,123 $1,155 $32 n/a 64 Airport Influence Area Review $428 $440 $12
Technical Review
65 GIS - Mapping Fee $230 $220 ($10) Base Fee +
$10/acre
CPI
66 Mitigation Monitoring $2,000 $2,000 $0 Deposit n/a [c] 67 Technical Study review $2,000 Deposit for
FBHR - I hour
minimum
n/a
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - PLANNING FEES
Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Fee
Initial
Deposit Charge Basis Adjustment Note
Current Fees Proposed Fees
Activity Description
Change
68 CEQA n/a
a) Categorical Exemption $321 $330 $9 CPI
b) Environmental Impact Report $20,000 $20,000 $0 Deposit CPI [g] c) Initial Study w/Mitigated Negative Declaration $5,000 $5,000 $0 Deposit CPI [g] d) Initial Study w/Negative Declaration $2,000 $2,000 $0 Deposit CPI [g] 69 Building Plan Check $107 $220 $113 CPI
70 Planning Final Inspection $428 $440 $12 CPI
71 Sidewalk Vendor Permit $428 $440 $12 CPI
72 Food Truck Permit $428 $440 $12 CPI
73 Commercial Cannabis Permit- $10,494 CPI
Other Fees $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 n/a $0
73 Scanning Fee $40 $55 $15 n/a
74 Fees for Services Not Listed in this Fee Schedule
a) In-House Planning Personnel $214 $220 $6 per person; per hr.

CPI
b) Contract Service Support Actual Cost Actual Cost passthrough of actual cost
n/a
75 Metal Storage Container $479 $479 $0
[a] Plus city attorney costs at fully burdened hourly rate. [b] Full cost deposit for staff time + deposit for city attorney time (minimum $10,000.00 + GIS mapping fee). [c] Actual cost at fully burdened hourly rate.
[d] Deposit for full cost plus GIS mapping fee.
[e] 45 day requirement.
[f] Plus GIS mapping fee.
[g] Full cost deposit + staff time deposit at 20% of contract amount + deposit for city attorney time. 38

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - SHORT-TERM RENTAL FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 Short-Term Rental Permit Fee
a) Short-Term Lodging (or Rental) Permit
i) Single Room n/a - new $291 CPI
ii) More than One Room n/a - new $583 CPI
b) Short-Term Lodging (or Rental) Annual Renewal
i) Single Room n/a - new $110 CPI
ii) More than One Room n/a - new $220 CPI
2 Inspections
a) Short-Term Rental Building Inspection (if required) n/a - new $200 per failed inspection n/a b) Short-Term Rental Fire Inspection (if required) n/a - new $210 per failed inspection n/a Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 Fire Administrative Fee $82 $105 $23 CPI
2 Fire Microfilm Fee (Per page) – per page. $1 $1 $0 per page n/a 3 Fire Plan Storage Fee (Percentage)  valuation x .00018 valuation x .00018 per issuance n/a 4 Fire Training Fee (Percentage)  valuation x .0003 valuation x .0003 per issuance n/a 5 Fire Technology Fee 5% 5% 0% percent of permit n/a
6 Fire Permit / Plan Review Extension $99 $105 $6 CPI
7 Fire Expedited Plan Review 1.5 x base plan review fee 1.5 x base plan review fee n/a 8 Defensible Space inspection $198 $210 $12 per hour CPI 9 Fire Evacuation inspection $198
9 Fire Plan Revision Review Fee $198 $210 $12 CPI
10 Fire Permit Processing Fee $99 $105 $6 CPI
11 Fire Microfilm Reproduction Fee
a) up to 11x17 $1 $1 $0 per page n/a
b) larger than 11x17 $6
Construction Permits - includes one (1) re-inspection at no cost Fire Sprinkler Systems
12 Commercial/Industrial NFPA 13 Fire Sprinkler Systems - New a) Plan Review
i) 1-20 Fire Sprinkler Heads, Per Riser $420 per installation CPI ii) 21-50 Fire Sprinkler Heads, Per Riser $473 per installation CPI iii) 51-100 Fire Sprinkler Heads, Per Riser $495 $525 $30 per installation CPI iv) > 101 Fire Sprinkler Heads, Per Riser $630 per installation CPI b) Inspection
i) 1-20 Fire Sprinkler Heads, Per Riser $420 per installation CPI ii) 21-50 Fire Sprinkler Heads, Per Riser $473 per installation CPI iii) 51-100 Fire Sprinkler Heads, Per Riser $593 $525 ($68) per installation CPI iv) > 101 Fire Sprinkler Heads, Per Riser $630 per installation CPI Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 13 Commerical/Industrial NFPA 13 Fire Sprinkler System - Modifications a) Plan Review
i) 1-5 Fire Sprinkler Heads $105 CPI
ii) 6-50 Fire Sprinkler Heads $247 $420 $173 CPI
iii) 51-100 Fire Sprinkler Heads $473 CPI
iv) 101-350 Fire Sprinkler Heads $630 CPI
v) >350 Fire Sprinkler Heads $840 CPI
b) Inspection
i) 1-5 Fire Sprinkler Heads $210 CPI
ii) 6-50 Fire Sprinkler Heads $296 $630 $334 CPI
iii) 51-100 Fire Sprinkler Heads $735 CPI
iv) 101-350 Fire Sprinkler Heads $840 CPI
v) >350 Fire Sprinkler Heads $1,050 CPI
14 Multi-Family Fire Sprinkler/ NFPA 13R Fire Sprinkler System - New a) Plan Review
i) 1-50 Fire Sprinkler Heads Per Riser $420 CPI
ii) 51-100 Fire Sprinkler Heads Per Riser $495 $630 $135 CPI iii) > 100 Fire Sprinkler Heads Per Riser $840 CPI
iv) Modification to Existing System $420 CPI
b) Inspection
i) 1-50 Fire Sprinkler Heads Per Riser $593 $525 ($68) CPI ii) 51-100 Fire Sprinkler Heads Per Riser $840 CPI
iii) > 100 Fire Sprinkler Heads Per Riser $1,050 CPI
iv) Modification to Existing System $420 CPI
Commercial Fire Pump
15 Commercial Fire Pump
a) Plan Review $395 $630 $235 CPI
b) Inspection $395 $630 $235 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Single Family Residence - NFPA 13D System
16 Single Family Residence - NFPA 13D System
a) Plan Review $420 per installation CPI
b) Inspection $630 per installation CPI
Private Underground Fire Line
17 Private Underground Fire Line
a) Plan Review $630 per installation CPI
b) Inspection $840 per installation CPI
In-Rack Sprinklers
18 Inspection
a) 1-10 Sprinkler Heads $396 $420 $24 CPI
b) 11-20 Sprinkler Heads $495 $525 $30 CPI
c) 21-30 Sprinkler Heads $594 $630 $36 CPI
d) > 30 Sprinkler Heads $792 $840 $48 CPI
Pre-Engineered Systems Equipment
19 Pre-Engineered Systems Equipment
i) Plan Review $495 $630 $135 CPI
ii) Inspection
a) Spray/Dipping/Powder Coating Booths/Dry System/Halon $446 $630 $184 CPI b) Industrial Ovens, Per System $630 CPI
c) Vapor Recovery, Per System $630 CPI
d) Refrigeration, Per System $630 CPI
e) Dust Collection, Per System $630 CPI
f) Hood and Duct Suppression System, Per System $198 $420 $222 CPI g) Gas System (Medical Gas, Compressed Gas, LPG & Cryogenics) $495 $630 $135 CPI h) Smoke Control System, Per System Actual Cost n/a
i) Special Extinguishing System, Per System $630 CPI
j) Commercial Solar Power Generating Station $630 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note k) Commercial Structure - Mounted Photovoltaic System $630 CPI l) Minor Modifications/Repairs $210 CPI
High-Piled Combustible Storage
20 High-Piled Combustible Storage
a) Plan Review $630 CPI
b) Inspection
i) 500-10,000 square feet $420 CPI
ii) 10,001 - 50,000 square feet $630 CPI
iii) 50,001 - 100,000 square feet $840 CPI
iv) each additional 100,000 square feet $840 CPI
Standpipe Systems
21 Standpipe Systems
a) Plan Review $420 CPI
b) Inspection
i) 1-5 Standpipes $630 CPI
ii) 6-10 Standpipes $840 CPI
iii) each additional Standpipe (Over 10) $420 CPI
Fire Alarm System - New
22 Fire Alarm System - New
a) Plan Review
i) Waterflow Monitoring System Plan Review $420 CPI
ii) Manual/Automatic Fire Alarm System Plan Review $630 CPI b) Inspection
i) 1-10 Initiating Devices $630 CPI
ii) 11-50 Initiating Devices $840 CPI
iii) 51 or more Initiating Devices $1,050 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Fire Alarm System - Modifications (All Types)(Per System) 23 Fire Alarm System - Modifications (All Types)(Per System) a) Plan Review $420 CPI
b) Inspeciton
i) 10 Initiating Devices $630 CPI
ii) Each additional 10 Initiating Devices $630 CPI
iii) Fire Alarm Upgrade/Communicator Upgrade $525 CPI
Bulk Beverage Carbon Dioxide Detection System
24 Bulk Beverage Carbon Dioxide Detection System
a) Plan Review $420 CPI
b) Inspection $420 CPI
Above Ground/Under Ground Storage Tank Installation or
Removal
25 Above Ground/Under Ground Storage Tank Installation or Removal a) Plan Review $630 CPI
b) Inspection
i) 1st Tank at location $420 CPI
ii) Each additional Tank $210 CPI
Commercial/Industrial New Construction Projects
26 Commercial/Industrial New Construction Projects
a) Plan Review
i) 1-10,000 Square Feet $420 CPI
ii) 10,001-50,000 Square Feet $630 CPI
iii) 50,001-100,000 Square Feet $840 CPI
iv) 100,001-500,000 Square Feet $1,050 CPI
v) 500,001-1,000,000 Square Feet $1,260 CPI
vi) >1,000,000 Square Feet, each additional 100,000 Square Feet $210 CPI 44

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note b) Inspection
i) 1-10,000 Square Feet $315 CPI
ii) 10,001-50,000 Square Feet $630 CPI
iii) 50,001-100,000 Square Feet $840 CPI
iv) 100,001-500,000 Square Feet $1,050 CPI
v) 500,001-1,000,000 Square Feet $1,260 CPI
vi) >1,000,000 Square Feet, each additional 100,000 Square Feet $1,050 CPI Multi-Family Residential New Construction Projects
27 Multi-Family Residential New Construction Projects
a) Plan Review $630 CPI
b) Inspection
i) 1-10,000 Square Feet $420 CPI
ii) 10,001-25,000 Square Feet $630 CPI
iii) 25,001-50,000 Square Feet $840 CPI
iv) >50,000 Square Feet, each additional 1,000 Square Feet $1,050 CPI Commercial Tenant Improvement
28 Commercial Tenant Improvement
a) Plan Review
i) 1-10,000 Square Feet $315 CPI
ii) 10,001-50,000 Square Feet $420 CPI
iii) 50,001-100,000 Square Feet $630 CPI
iv) >100,000 Square Feet, each additional 10,000 Square Feet $210 CPI b) Inspection
i) 1-10,000 Square Feet $420 CPI
ii) 10,001-50,000 Square Feet $630 CPI
iii) 50,001-100,000 Square Feet $840 CPI
iv) >100,000 Square Feet, each additional 10,000 Square Feet $840 CPI 45

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Planning Project Review
Other Miscellenous Development Review Fees
29 Hazardous Materials Review - Per Hour
a) City Staff Review $198 $221 $23 Per Hour CPI
b) Consultant Cost Actual Cost Actual Cost Each n/a
30 Technical Analysis
a) City Staff Review $198 $221 $23 Per Hour CPI
b) Consultant Cost Actual cost Actual Cost Each n/a
31 Alternate Materials and Methods Request
a) City Staff Review $198 $221 $23 Per Hour CPI
b) Consultant Cost Actual Cost Actual Cost Actual Cost n/a Special Event/Temporary Use Permits
32 Special Event/Temporary Use Permits
a) Plan (Application)Review
i) Special Event/Temporary Use Application $210 CPI
ii) Special Event (500 plus attendees/Temporary Use Permit $630 CPI b) Inspection
i) Special Event/Temporary Uses $840 CPI
ii) Special Event (Up to 500 attendees) $840 CPI
iii) Seasonal Sales Lot $840 CPI
iv) Haunted Houses $840 CPI
v) Film Permit $840 CPI
vi) Film Permit with Pyro Actual Cost Actual Cost n/a
Fireworks Public Display
33 Fireworks Public Display $988 $1,260 $272 CPI
Fire Safety Inspection Report (Form STD 850)
27 Fire Safety Inspection Report (Form STD 850) $99 $105 $6 CPI 46

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Emergency Responder Radio Coverage
28 Emergency Responder Radio Coverage
a) Plan Review $630 CPI
b) Inspection $1,260 CPI
Mandated/Required Occupancy Annual Inspections
State Fire Marshal Regulated Occupancies
29 Day Care Facility - Group E Occupancies 7 or more clients(not required assistance) Initial Inspection
$210 per hour CPI
30 Public and Private Schools (E Occupancy) $210 per hour CPI 31 Health Care Facilities/NursingHomes/Detox Centers Group I-2 Occupancy - Initial Inspection
$210 per hour CPI
32 Detention Facility $210 per hour CPI
33 Day Care Facilities (7 plus persons) requiring assistance Group I-4 Occupancy - Initial Inspection
$210 per hour CPI
34 Multi-Family Housing (Hotel/Motel/Apartmnents)
a) 3-15 dwelling Units $220 $210 ($10) CPI
b) 16-49 Dwelling Units $315 CPI
c) 50-99 Dwelling Units $525 CPI
d) 100-199 Dwelling Units $735 CPI
e) 200+ Dwelling Units $945 CPI
Miscellenous Plan Check/Inspection Fees
35 Public School Access & Water Supply Plan Check $420 CPI 36 Fire Revision - Plan Review $420 Per Hour CPI
37 Annual Business Fire Inspection $210 CPI
38 Re-Inspection Fee $210 Per Hour CPI
39 Generator - Plan Check & Inspection $420 CPI
40 Backflow Assembly - Plan Check & Inspection $420 CPI 41 Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)
a) Plan Review Actual Cost Actual Cost n/a
b) Inspection Actual Cost Actual Cost n/a
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 42 Certificate of Occupancy
a) Temporary Certificate of Occupancy $148 $420 $272 Per Inspection CPI b) Certificate of Occupancy $148 $420 $272 Per Inspection CPI 43 Operational Permits
a) Initial Permit $198 $105 ($93) Per Permit CPI
b) Each Additional Permit $50 $53 $3 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES

OPERATIONAL PERMITS
CFC 105.6: Required Operational Permits
The fire code official is authorized to issue operational permits for the operations set forth in 105.5.2 through 105.5.52 Code
Additive Manufacturing 105.5.1
Aerosol Products, Aerosol Cooking Spray Products and Plastic Aerosol 3 Products in excess of 500lbs 105.5.2 Amusement Buildings 105.5.3
Aviation Facilities 105.5.4
Carnivals and Fairs 105.5.5
Cellulose Nitrate Film 105.5.6
Combustibles Dust-Producing Operations 105.5.7
Combustible Fibers 105.5.8
Compressed Gases 105.5.9
Covered and Open Mall Buildings 105.5.10
Cryogenic Fluids 105.5.11
Cutting and Welding 105.5.12
Dry Cleaning 105.5.13
Energy Storage Systems 105.5.14
Exhibits and Trade Shows 105.5.15
Explosives 105.5.16
Fire Hydrants and Valves 105.5.17
Flammable and Combustibles 105.5.18
Floor Finishing 105.5.19
Fruit and Crop Ripening 105.5.20
Fumigation and Insecticidal Fogging 105.5.21
Hazardous Materials 105.5.22
HPM Facilities 105.5.23
High-Piled Storage 105.5.24
Hot Works Operations 105.5.25
Industrial Ovens 105.5.26
Lumber Yards and Woodworking Plants 105.5.27
Liquid-or Gas-Fueled Vehicles or Equipment in Assembly Buildings 105.5.28 LP-Gas 105.5.29
Magnesium 105.5.30
Miscellaneous Combustible Storage 105.5.31
Mobile Fueling of Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicles 105.5.32
Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities 105.5.33
Open Burning 105.5.34
Open Flames and Torches 105.5.35
Open Flames and candles 105.5.36
Organic Coatings 105.5.37
Outdoor assembly Event 105.5.38
Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - FIRE PREVENTION FEES

OPERATIONAL PERMITS
CFC 105.6: Required Operational Permits
The fire code official is authorized to issue operational permits for the operations set forth in 105.5.2 through 105.5.52 Description Code
Places of Assembly 105.5.39
Plant Extraction Systems 105.5.40
Private Fire Hydrants 105.5.41
Pyrotechnic Special Effects Material 105.5.42
Pyroxylin Plastics 105.5.43
Refrigeration Equipment 105.5.44
Repair Garages and Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities 105.5.45 Rooftop Heliports 105.5.46
Spraying or Dipping 105.5.47
Storage of Scrap Tires and Tire Byproducts 105.5.48
Temporary Membrane Structures and Tents 105.5.49
Tire-Rebuilding Plants 105.5.50
Waste Handling 105.5.51
Wood Products 105.5.52
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - GENERAL ACCOUNTING FEES Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 Credit Card Transaction Processing Fee n/a - new varies varies n/a [a] 2 eCheck Transaction Fee n/a - new $1.95 $1.95 n/a
3 eCheck Rejects n/a - new $5 $5 n/a
4 Non-Sufficient Funds Processing
a) First $25 $25 $0 Each n/a [b]
b) Each Additional $35 $35 $0 Each n/a [b]
5 Copy or Replacement of Business License $5 $5 $0 Each n/a [a] Minimum $2.50 or 3.95%, whichever is greater. Subject to change based on terms with credit card service provider. [b] California Civil Code Section 1719.

Activity Description
51

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - LIBRARY
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 Late fees for all materials $0.50
1 Maximum late fees for all material $10 $10 $0 Per item n/a 2 Replacement fees $10 processing fee
plus cost of materials
$10 processing fee
plus cost of materials
Per item n/a
3 Copies and printing
a) Black and white $0.15 $0.15 $0.00 Per page n/a
b) Color $0.35 $0.35 $0.00 Per page n/a
5 Public fax - National
a) First page $1.75
b) Each Add'l page $1.00
6 Public fax - International
a) First page $3.95
b) Each Add'l page $3.45
4 Collection agency fees $15 $15 $0 Per Account n/a
5 Replacement Card $3 $3 $0 n/a
6 Visitors Card $5 $5 $0 n/a
7 Buying Computer Time (additional time) $8 $8 $0 Per hour n/a 8 Study Room $5 $5 $0 Per Hour n/a
9 Passport processing $35 $35 $0 Set by Dept of State n/a Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - CURRENT SCHEDULE OF FACILITY RENTAL RATES AND CHARGES Reservation Fee Facility Setup / Teardown Fee Facility
Attendant Fee Cleaning / Damage Deposit Adjustment Note 1 Conference Room Rental $55 for up to 3 hours;
$25 each additional hour
No Charge No Charge n/a n/a [a]
2 Hall Rental $525 for up to 3 hours;
$125 each additional hour
$150 per rental $35 per hour $500 per rental n/a [a] [b] 3 Kitchen Use Fee
(in addition to base rental fee)
$25 per hour n/a
4 Dance Floor Use Fee
(in addition to base rental fee)
$300 flat fee per use n/a
5 Patio Use Fee
(in addition to base rental fee)
$75 per hour n/a
[a] The City reserves the right to collect additional amounts to cover all costs of cleaning, repair, and damage. [b] Rental times include your setup and tear down.

Activity Description
53

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF FACILITY RENTAL RATES AND CHARGES Reservation Fee Facility Setup / Teardown Fee Facility
Attendant Fee Cleaning / Damage Deposit Adjustment Note 1 Conference Room Rental $55 for up to 3 hours;
$25 each additional hour
No Charge No Charge n/a n/a [a]
2 Hall Rental $525 for up to 3 hours;
$125 each additional hour
$150 per rental $38 per hour $500 per rental n/a [a] [b] 3 Kitchen Use Fee
(in addition to base rental fee)
$25 per hour n/a
4 Dance Floor Use Fee
(in addition to base rental fee)
$300 flat fee per use n/a
5 Patio Use Fee
(in addition to base rental fee)
$75 per hour n/a
[a] The City reserves the right to collect additional amounts to cover all costs of cleaning, repair, and damage. [b] Rental times include your setup and tear down.

Activity Description
54

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - POLICE FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 1 DUI Accident Investigation direct costs +
staff FBHR
direct costs +
staff FBHR
n/a
2 Crime Scene Photo Reproduction (digital only, no paper reproduction)
$38 $38 $0 n/a [a]
3 Concealed Weapons Investigation $52 $52 $0 n/a [a]
4 False 911 calls $100 $100 $0 n/a
5 Civil Subpoenas Maximum Allowed by Law Maximum Allowed by Law n/a 6 Massage Establishment Inspection $350 $400 $50 n/a
7 Firearms Dealers $60 $65 $5 n/a
8 Photographs (Digital Media) $29 $29 $0 n/a [a]
9 Citation Sign-Off (Non Hemet PD citation) $26 $26 $0 n/a 10 Duplicate Citations $6 $6 $0 n/a
11 Massage Technician/Establishment Hearing $374 $374 $0 CPI 12 Gun Storage Admin Fee $50 $50 $0 n/a
13 Storage of Vendor Equipment or Products $50 $50 $0 n/a 14 Police Report - Non-Collision Report $20 $20 $0 n/a [b] 15 Police Report - Call for Service $5 $5 $0 n/a [a]
16 Police Report - Traffic Collision w / narrative $32 $32 $0 n/a [a] 17 Police Report - Traffic Collision without narrative $15 $15 $0 n/a [a] 18 Agency Live-scan fee $35 $35 $0 n/a [a]
19 Subpoena Fee
a) Clerical Retrieval $24 $24 $0 n/a [c]
b) Copies up to 8.5 x 14 $0 $0 $0 n/a [c]
20 Bicycle License $8 $8 $0 n/a [a]
21 Repossession Fee $15 $15 $0 n/a [a]
22 VIN Verification $40 $40 $0 n/a [a]
23 Vehicle Impound Fee $225 $225 $0 n/a [d]
Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - POLICE FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 24 Statistical Report (per location) $10 $10 $0 n/a [a] 25 Clearance Letter $35 $35 $0 n/a [a]
26 Witness Fee (Civil) $275 $275 $0 n/a [e]
27 HPD Inspection/Admin Processing - Ice Cream / Food Truck Vendors $120 $120 $0 CPI [f] 28 2nd Hand Dealer / Pawn Broker - HPD Clerical/Admin DOJ License Processing Recovery
$62 $62 $0 CPI [f]
29 Fees for Services Not Listed in this Fee Schedule Varies Varies n/a [g] 30 Departmental Hourly Rates:

Chief of Police $477 CPI
Community Services Officer $116 CPI
Crime Analyst $173 CPI
Crime Scene Technician $158 CPI
Executive Assistant $145 CPI
Management Analyst $182 CPI
Outreach and Engagement Specialist $121 CPI
Police Captain $357 CPI
Police Corporal $225 CPI
Police Investigator $214 CPI
Police Lieutenant $324 CPI
Police Officer $195 CPI
Police Personnel & Trng Coord $153 CPI
Police Sergeant $270 CPI
Property/Evidence Technician $127 CPI
Public Info Social Media Off $186 CPI
Public Safety Dispatch Suprvsr $173 CPI
Public Safety Dispatcher $143 CPI
Public Safety Offc Spec Supv $149 CPI
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City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - POLICE FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Public Safety Offc Specialist $105 CPI
Public Safety Support Services Mgr $250 CPI
[a] Per Resolution 3891.
[b] Per California Government Code 7922.530(a).
[c] Per California Evidence Code Section 1563.
[d] Per California Vehicle Code 22850.5.
[e] Per Government Code 68097.2
[f] Does not include business license fees.
[g] Billed at fully-burdened hourly rate of staff providing services. 57

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - ENGINEERING FEES
Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note Land Subdivision
1 Parcel Map:
a) Final Parcel Map (up to 3 reviews)
i) Initial Sheet $4,617 $5,109 $492 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $1,385 $1,770 $385 CPI
b) Final Parcel Map - Amendment
i) Initial Sheet $3,348 $3,634 $286 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $923 $885 ($38) CPI
c) Substantial Conformance Review
i) Initial Sheet $2,770 $2,857 $87 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $923 $1,180 $257 CPI
2 Tract Map: (up to 3 reviews)
a) Final Tract Map
i) Initial Sheet $6,003 $7,469 $1,466 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $1,847 $2,360 $513 CPI
b) Final Tract Map - Amendment
i) Initial Sheet $3,578 $4,519 $941 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $1,039 $1,180 $141 CPI
c) Substantial Conformance Review
i) Initial Sheet $3,232 $2,364 ($868) CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $1,385 $1,770 $385 CPI
3 Reversion to Acreage: (up to 3 reviews)
a) Initial Sheet $4,617 $2,954 ($1,663) CPI
b) Each Additional Sheet $923 $2,360 $1,437 CPI
4 Lot Line Adjustment/Parcel Merger (up to 3 reviews)
a) Lot Line Adjustment $2,770 $4,658 $1,888 CPI
b) Parcel Merger $2,770 $4,658 $1,888 CPI
Activity Description
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - ENGINEERING FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 5 Street Dedication/Vacation
a) Summary $6,464 $6,681 $217 CPI
b) Detailed $8,542 $8,746 $204 CPI
6 Land Survey (up to 3 reviews)
a) Record of Survey $4,617
b a) Certificate of Correction $1,847 $2,558 $711 CPI
7 Certificate of Compliance (up to 3 reviews) $1,871 $1,871 CPI Grading / Project Improvements
8 Plan Review (First 3 Reviews):
a) Mass Grading / Stockpile
i) Initial Sheet $693 $1,433 $740 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $231 $280 $49 CPI
iii) Revisions - Initial Sheet $115 $140 $25 CPI
iv) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $115 $140 $25 CPI b) Rough Grading
i) Initial Sheet $1,905 $2,902 $997 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $1,039 $1,259 $220 CPI
iii) Revisions - Initial Sheet $1,616 $1,958 $342 CPI
iv) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $1,154 $1,399 $245 CPI c) Precise Grading - Commercial
i) Preliminary Grading Plan
a) Initial Sheet $1,501 $2,412 $911 CPI
b) Each Additional Sheet $1,212 $1,469 $257 CPI
ii) Initial Sheet $2,078 $3,111 $1,033 CPI
iii) Each Additional Sheet $1,616 $1,958 $342 CPI
iv) Revisions - Initial Sheet $1,385 $1,876 $491 CPI
v) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $1,154 $1,399 $245 CPI 59

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - ENGINEERING FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note d) Precise Grading - Tract Homes
i) Preliminary Grading Plan
a) Initial Sheet $635 $1,363 $728 CPI
b) Each Additional Sheet $231 $280 $49 CPI
ii) Initial Sheet $1,501 $2,412 $911 CPI
Iii) Each Additional Sheet $462 $559 $97 CPI
iv) Revisions - Initial Sheet $808 $1,177 $369 CPI
v) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $289 $350 $61 CPI
e) Precise Grading
i) Precise Grading - Infill Home $1,154 $1,992 $838 CPI ii) Precise Grading - Custom Home $1,385 $2,272 $887 CPI f) PM 10 (Fugitive Dust Control)
i) PM 10 Packet $577 $897 $320 CPI
ii) PM 10 Full Size Plan $923 $1,317 $394 CPI
iii) Revisions - Packet $462 $757 $295 CPI
iv) Revisions - Full Size Plan $346 $618 $272 CPI
g) Street Improvements
i) Initial Sheet $2,078 $3,111 $1,033 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $923 $1,119 $196 CPI
iii) Revisions - Initial Sheet $1,385 $2,272 $887 CPI
iv) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $693 $839 $146 CPI h) Storm Drain
i) Initial Sheet $2,078 $2,544 $466 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $923 $975 $52 CPI
iii) Revisions - Initial Sheet $1,385 $1,560 $175 CPI
iv) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $693 $780 $87 CPI 60

14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - ENGINEERING FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note i) Signing and Striping
i) Initial Sheet $1,847 $2,544 $697 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $923 $975 $52 CPI
iii) Revisions - Initial Sheet $1,616 $1,560 ($56) CPI
iv) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $923 $780 ($143) CPI j) Traffic Signal
i) Initial Sheet $2,770 $3,714 $944 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $1,385 $1,560 $175 CPI
iii) Revisions - Initial Sheet $1,154 $1,842 $688 CPI
iv) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $693 $780 $87 CPI k) Sidewalk (when submitted separately from grading plan) i) Initial Sheet $693 $1,153 $460 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $346 $420 $74 CPI
iii) Revisions - Initial Sheet $923 $1,013 $90 CPI
iv) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $462 $420 ($42) CPI l) Traffic Control Plan $693 $839 $146 CPI
m) Record Drawings Review
i) Initial Sheet $1,154 $1,992 $838 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $231 $280 $49 CPI
n) Hydrology Report $2,770 $4,104 $1,334 CPI
i) Preliminary Hydrology Report $2,565 $3,519 $954 CPI
ii) Revisions $1,154 $2,934 $1,780 CPI
o) Traffic Study $2,770 $3,942 $1,172 CPI
p) Traffic Letter $462 $822 $360 Deposit CPI
q) Scoping Agreement (Deposit) $2,466 Deposit CPI
r) Traffic Impact Analysis (Deposit) $3,402 Deposit CPI s) VMT Analysis (Deposit) $1,842 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - ENGINEERING FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note t) Water Quality Mgmt. Plan Report (WQMP) $2,770 $4,104 $1,334 CPI i) Preliminary WQMP Report $2,052 $3,519 $1,467 CPI
ii) Revisions $1,154 $2,544 $1,390 CPI
u) Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) $693
i) Revisions $231
v u) Sewer and Water - Onsite or Offsite
i) Initial Sheet $1,154 $1,992 $838 CPI
ii) Each Additional Sheet $462 $559 $97 CPI
iii) Revisions - Initial Sheet $115 $874 $759 CPI
iv) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $115 $280 $165 CPI v) Geotechnical Report Review (Deposit) $3,194 Deposit CPI 9 Plan Review (per review>3 Reviews) $231 $478 $247 per hour CPI 10 Expedited Plan Review Fee 1.5x fee 1.5x fee n/a [a]
11 Offsite Landscape Review Fee
a) Initial Sheet $2,078 $3,111 $1,033 CPI
b) Each Additional Sheet $923 $1,119 $196 CPI
c) Revisions - Initial Sheet $115 $734 $619 CPI
d) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $115 $140 $25 CPI
12 Street Light Review Fee
a) Initial Sheet $1,847 $2,832 $985 CPI
b) Each Additional Sheet $923 $1,119 $196 CPI
c) Revisions - Initial Sheet $115 $734 $619 CPI
d) Revisions - Each Additional Sheet $115 $140 $25 CPI
13 Building Submittal Review Fee $231 $478 $247 per hour CPI 14 Easements
a) Dedication/Quitclaim $3,232 $3,443 $211 CPI
b) Vacation $4,156 $4,623 $467 CPI
15 Centerline Ties Review $1,847 $2,263 $416 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - ENGINEERING FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note 16 Import/Export Fee $0.35 $0.50 per CY per cubic yard n/a 17 Special Financing District Formation (LMD, CFD, Etc.) a) Formation (LMD, CFD, Etc.) $30,000 $32,000 $2,000 Deposit n/a [b] b) CFD Annexation $5,000 Deposit n/a [b]
18 Inspection
a) Mass Grading / Stockpile
i) Per 1,000 CY $171 $532 $361 CPI
b) Rough Grading
i) First 3 Acres $855 $1,310 $455 CPI
ii) Each Additional Acre $128 $222 $94 CPI
c) Precise Grading
i) Single Family Infill Lot $513 $865 $352 CPI
ii) Single Family Custom Home Lot $684 $1,087 $403 CPI
iii) Tract Home (per lot) $342 $643 $301 CPI
iv) All Others
a) Without Rough Grading
i) First 3 Acres $855 $1,310 $455 CPI
ii) Each Additional Acre $171 $445 $274 CPI
b) Subsequent to Rough Grading
i) First 3 Acres $513 $865 $352 CPI
ii) Each Additional Acre $86 $222 $136 CPI
d) Sewer and Water - Private On Site $257 $643 $386 CPI e) All Other (Including Public Improvements and Private Street Improvements) i) Engineer's Estimate - for first $250,000 a) Minimum Fee $1,368 $2,199 $831 CPI
b) Percent of Engineer's Estimate 6% 8% 2% n/a
ii) Engineer's Estimate - for next $250,000
a)Base Fee $14,023 $20,657 $6,634 CPI
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14.D.

City of Hemet

BEFORE AND AFTER ILLUSTRATION - ENGINEERING FEES
Activity Description Current Fee Proposed Fee Change Charge Basis Adjustment Note iii) Engineer's Estimate - for amount exceeding $500,000 a) Base Fee $22,915 $33,555 $10,640 CPI
b) plus, Percent of Engineer's Estimate > $500,000 2% 4% 2% n/a f) PM10 (per year)
i) Single Family Infill Lot <10,000 Sq Ft $684 $1,087 $403 CPI [c] ii) > 10,000 Sq Ft - < 10 Acres $2,052 $2,867 $815 CPI [c] , [d] iii) 10 - 50 Acres $3,078 $4,201 $1,123 CPI [c] , [d]
iv) 51 - 200 Acres $4,104 $5,535 $1,431 CPI [c] , [d]
v) > 200 Acres $5,130 $6,869 $1,739 CPI [c] , [d]
g) Final Inspection/Acceptance
i) Single Family Lot <10,000 Sq Ft $169 $420 $251 CPI [h] ii) > 10,000 Sq Ft - < 2 Acres $506 $865 $359 CPI [i]
iii) > 2 Acres - < 10 Acres $675 $1,087 $412 CPI [i]
iv) > 10 - < 50 Acres $1,012 $1,532 $520 CPI [i]
v) > 50 - 200 Acres $1,350 $1,977 $627 CPI [i]
vi) > 200 Acres $1,687 $2,422 $735 CPI [i]
19 Encroachment Permits
a) Encroachment Permit Application Fee
i) Street Improvements - Off-Site
a) Up to 500 LF $675 $757 $82 CPI [e]
b) 500 - 1,000 LF $1,012 $1,037 $25 CPI [e] , [f]
c) Each Additional 1,000 LF $675 $1,037 $362 CPI [e] , [f] ii) Storm Drain Line
a) Up to 500 LF $1,350 $1,597 $247 CPI
b) 500 - 1,000 LF $2,362 $2,995 $633 CPI [f]
c) Each Additional 1,000 LF $1,012 $1,317 $305 CPI [f]
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