Agenda packet — Livermore City Council, June 22, 2026 (part 4 of 4)

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
Date: June 22, 2026
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
From: Kristen Hilton
Acting Administrative Services Director
Subject: Item #7.1 – Master Fee Schedule Supplemental - Hearing to receive and consider all evidence and reports regarding the adoption of a Master Fee Schedule.

There has been an update to the master fee schedule. The tobacco retailer license fee will remain the same and not be reduced as originally stated in the staff report.

The change is made in the staff report within the discussion section under the section noted as Table 1 – Tobacco Retailer License Fee. This section has been removed completely and the following table numbers discussed in the staff report have been updated accordingly.

A change occurred in Attachment 1 to the staff report. The original Table 1 regarding the Tobacco retailer license has been removed completely and the other tables within Attachment 1 have been renumbered accordingly.

The last change is made in Exhibit A – Master Fee Schedule. On page 4 of the Master Fee Schedule, within the Business Fees table, under Tobacco Retailer License, a noted reference to the License fee originally stated “this fee is temporary lowered for FY 2026-27 and FY 2027-28 due to a state grant for tobacco retailer enforcement efforts”. This notation has been removed completely. The license fee has been changed back to the original amount of $969 and the wording in the “Source” column was changed back to “Ordinance 2088”.

All other items remain as published.

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DATE: June 22, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Kristen Hilton, Acting Administrative Services Director SUBJECT: Hearing to receive and consider all evidence and reports regarding the adoption of a Master Fee Schedule.

RECOMMENDED ACTION
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taff recommends the City Council adopt a resolution adopting the City's Master Fee Schedule, incorporating certain fee changes and superseding resolution 2025-102.

SUMMARY
T
he Master Fee Schedule reflects fees charged by all City departments for certain services provided.

The fees are calculated to recover the actual cost of providing services, which includes direct labor costs, administration or “overhead” costs, and the cost of materials and supplies.

DISCUSSION
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he intent of a Master Fee Schedule is to set forth, in a single document, the fees for all City-related services and activities (i.e., zoning and building permits application fees, inspection fees, fees for services provided by the enterprise funds, utility rates, and so forth) that are approved by City Council and/or regulated by state or federal agencies. It is an industry best practice to review and update the Master Fee Schedule annually, allowing easy access to view fees for services, charges and providing a better understanding to the public of all fees charged by the City of Livermore. This Schedule covers only departmental/divisional fees for services, not property development-related fees (development impact fees or infrastructure fees). City staff performed an analysis of the proposed new fees and, pursuant to California Constitution, Article XIIIC, § 1 (e) (Proposition 26), all new fees do not exceed the reasonable cost of the City to provide the service to the public Updating and amending the Master Fee Schedule annually will allow for:

1. A centralized location to guide City staff and the public in quickly locating the appropriate fees for services by department and activities.

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preparation process or annual budget update.

Staff reviews the comprehensive Master Fee Schedule as part of the biennial budget development process and annual update to determine that the fees listed are current. Effective July 1, 2026, most fees will adjust by the annual change of CPI (February 2026 – 2.5%), unless indicated otherwise. All new or modified fees are based on the City’s cost to provide the service based on a cost-of-service study or, in the case of the Airport conference room rental rate, based on market rates. All proposed new fees fall under the following California Constitution, Article XIIIC exception to a definition of a tax:
a charge imposed for a specific government service or product provided directly to the payor that is not provided to those not charged, and which does not exceed the reasonable costs to the local government of providing the service or the product.

This Master Fee Schedule is a compilation of all fees previously approved by the Council, except for the items noted below.

An existing fee for staff review of preliminary applications for eligible housing development projects, established in February 2024 with Resolution 2024-027, is now placed on the master fee schedule after identifying it was not currently part of the existing master fee schedule.

The tables included in Attachment 1 identify the proposed new fees added to the Master Fee Schedule, fees modified, and existing fees that had not previously been included in the Master Fee Schedule as requested by a City department.

Administrative Services - Finance

Table 1 – Tobacco Retailer License Fee

This fee is proposed to decrease from $969 to $523 over a two-year period, from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2028. This amount is based on staff time and the respective fully burdened rates. It is subject to the annual CPI adjustment. The two-year temporary decrease is due to the City receiving funding from a grant for tobacco retailer enforcement efforts. After June 30, 2028, the fee will revert to $969.

Community Development - Housing and Human Services

Table 21 – Housing Services Program Fees

This new fee recovers costs for reviewing eligibility and processing homebuyer applications from developers who manage their own application and selection processes for newly constructed affordable homes. It is based on staff time required for these reviews. This proposed fee applies only to developers who administer their own programs and is separate from the new unit sales administrative fee, which is charged only when the City manages the Below Market Rate (BMR) buyer selection process.

Community Development – Building

Table 32 – Commercial / Residential Permit Fees - Misc. Items

The revisions reflect clarifications to practices already in place but not previously captured in the master fee schedule.

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For example:

Photovoltaic Systems fees are now set by State Assembly Bill 1132 to $1,000 for commercial systems.

The per-square-foot residential remodel fee does not include kitchen or bathroom work; those are assessed as additional charges.

Reroofing fees have been clarified to distinguish between residential and commercial projects.

Police

Table 43 - Police Department Fees

The Police Department increased the cardroom license and renewal fee from $319 to $1,631. The proposed amount is based on current hourly rates of the staff involved and how much time they spend processing each type of license.

The cardroom amendment fee is a new fee and will also be based on current hourly rates of the staff involved and how much time they spend processing each type of license. It will be instituted to accompany the Card Expansion Application for expanded services, which is authorized under the LMC addition (2025) 5.20.160 section Q, and is in conformance with the Livermore Development Code.

Department of Public Works - Water Resources

Table 54 - Wastewater & Water Meter

Source Control and related fees are calculated based on the average staff and vehicle time required to perform various components of the permitting program, including review of sample results for compliance with local limits, review of permit applications, and performing facility inspections. In addition to these direct costs, fees include an administrative and materials charge to cover other related staff time and materials costs necessary to the permitting program.

The construction meter deposit is increased from $3,280 to $3,500 due to an increase in replacement cost for this item.

Fees Removed from the Master Fee Schedule

Table 65 - Airport

Conference Room Phone

The Airport conference room does not have a physical phone anymore, and thus this fee will be removed.

Table 76 - Building

Commercial / Residential Permit Fees - Misc. Items

The removal of certain photovoltaic (PV) fees aligns with state law requirements, which limit the fees that Item 7.1
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can be charged for PV installations. Categories for minor bathroom and minor kitchen remodels are no longer used and are also removed.

FISCAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE IMPACTS

The approval of this Master Fee Schedule will have a minimal fiscal or administrative impact. These revenues generated by the fees are either the existing fees or included in the FY 2026-27 budget by the respective departments.

COMMUNITY PILLAR

5: A City That Works

GOAL

17: Ensure effective use of public resources

ATTACHMENTS

1. ATTACHMENT 1 - Tables 1 to 76

2. Resolution

3. Exhibit A - Master Fee Schedule FY 2026-27

Prepared by: Erik Peterson
Finance Manager

Approved by:

Fiscal Review by:

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Marianna A. Burch
City Manager

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Kristen Hilton
Acting Administrative Services Director
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TY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT ITEM NO. 7.1
DATE: June 22, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Kristen Hilton, Acting Administrative Services Director SUBJECT: Hearing to receive and consider all evidence and reports regarding the adoption of a Master Fee Schedule.

RECOMMENDED ACTION
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taff recommends the City Council adopt a resolution adopting the City's Master Fee Schedule, incorporating certain fee changes and superseding resolution 2025-102.

SUMMARY
T
he Master Fee Schedule reflects fees charged by all City departments for certain services provided.

The fees are calculated to recover the actual cost of providing services, which includes direct labor costs, administration or “overhead” costs, and the cost of materials and supplies.

1. A centralized location to guide City staff and the public in quickly locating the appropriate fees for services by department and activities.

2. Fees to be added, revised, or deleted periodically in conjunction with the biennial budget Item 7.1
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preparation process or annual budget update.

This Master Fee Schedule is a compilation of all fees previously approved by the Council, except for the items noted below.

Community Development - Housing and Human Services

Table 1 – Housing Services Program Fees

Community Development – Building

Table 2 – Commercial / Residential Permit Fees - Misc. Items

The revisions reflect clarifications to practices already in place but not previously captured in the master fee schedule.

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For example:

Photovoltaic Systems fees are now set by State Assembly Bill 1132 to $1,000 for commercial systems.

The per-square-foot residential remodel fee does not include kitchen or bathroom work; those are assessed as additional charges.

Reroofing fees have been clarified to distinguish between residential and commercial projects.

Police

Table 3 - Police Department Fees

Department of Public Works - Water Resources

Table 4 - Wastewater & Water Meter

The construction meter deposit is increased from $3,280 to $3,500 due to an increase in replacement cost for this item.

Fees Removed from the Master Fee Schedule

Table 5 - Airport

Conference Room Phone

The Airport conference room does not have a physical phone anymore, and thus this fee will be removed.

Table 6 - Building

Commercial / Residential Permit Fees - Misc. Items

The removal of certain photovoltaic (PV) fees aligns with state law requirements, which limit the fees that Item 7.1
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can be charged for PV installations. Categories for minor bathroom and minor kitchen remodels are no longer used and are also removed.

FISCAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE IMPACTS

COMMUNITY PILLAR

5: A City That Works

GOAL

17: Ensure effective use of public resources

ATTACHMENTS

1. ATTACHMENT 1 - Tables 1 to 6

2. Resolution

3. Exhibit A - Master Fee Schedule FY 2026-27

Prepared by: Erik Peterson
Finance Manager

Approved by:

Fiscal Review by:

____________________________________
Marianna A. Burch
City Manager

____________________________________
Kristen Hilton
Acting Administrative Services Director
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Table 1
Description Unit Fee Status
Tobacco Retailer License
License fee Each $ 522.85 Modified
Table 2 1
Description Unit Fee Status
New unit homebuyer eligibility verification fee Each 1,496.22$ New Table 3 2
Description Fee Status
Photovoltaic System
Commercial, up to 50 kilowatts 1,000.00$ Modified
Remodel - Residential (without kitchen or bath)
Kitchen remodel 1,130.90 Modified
Re-roof
Residential (Single-Family)
Remove / replace (with plywood) 543.09 Modified
Table 4 3
Description Fee Status
Police Permit
Card Room - License 1,630.86 $ Modified
Card Room - Renewal 1,630.86 Modified
Card Room - License Amendment 2,095.56 New
Police Department Fees
Business Fees
Housing Services Program Fees
Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc Items
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Description Fee Status
Annual (review per sample) 84.03 $ Modified
Description Fee Status
Sampling
Composite Sample 1,269.08 $ Modified
Grab Sample 754.45 Modified
Description Fee Status
New Permit: Review Application, Initial Inspection, Permit Issuance Signficant Industrial User (SIU) 3,739.78 $ Modified
Non-Signficant Industrial User (Non-SIU) 2,283.34 Modified Temporary Wastewater Discharge Permit (WWDP) 1,016.75 Modified Renewal Permit: Review Application, Inspection, Permit Issuance Signficant Industrial User (SIU) 2,445.74 Modified
Non-Signficant Industrial User (Non-SIU - General) 2,104.73 Modified Non-Signficant Industrial User (Non-SIU -Wash Rack) 1,297.81 Modified Permit Amendment
Signficant Industrial User (SIU) 739.46 Modified
Non-Signficant Industrial User (Non-SIU) 739.46 Modified Violation Follow-up
Follow-up/Repeat Inspection 1,306.55 Modified
Hearings
Show Cause Hearing 1,327.19 Modified
Enforcement Hearing 1,678.73 Modified
Description Fee Status
Construction Meter Deposit
3" Construction Meter - Potable 3,500.00$ Modified
Source Control Annual User Charges
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Description Unit Fee Status
Conference Room Rental and Related Fees
Conference Phone Per event 25.00 $ Delete
Table 7 6
Description Unit Fee Status
Photovoltaic System
Commercial, 11 up to 20 kw 787.00 $ Delete
Commercial, 21 up to 30 kw 787.00 Delete
Commercial, 31 up to 40 kw 1,014.00 Delete
Commercial, 41 up to 50 kw 1,351.00 Delete
Remodel - Residential (without kitchen or bath)
Minor bathroom remodel Per event 339.00 Delete
Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc Items
Airport Fees
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Table 1
Description Unit Fee Status
New unit homebuyer eligibility verification fee Each 1,496.22$ New Table 2
Description Fee Status
Photovoltaic System
Commercial, up to 50 kilowatts 1,000.00$ Modified
Remodel - Residential (without kitchen or bath)
Kitchen remodel 1,130.90 Modified
Re-roof
Residential (Single-Family)
Remove / replace (with plywood) 543.09 Modified
Table 3
Description Fee Status
Police Permit
Card Room - License 1,630.86 $ Modified
Card Room - Renewal 1,630.86 Modified
Card Room - License Amendment 2,095.56 New
Police Department Fees
Housing Services Program Fees
Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc Items
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Table 4
Description Fee Status
Annual (review per sample) 84.03 $ Modified
Description Fee Status
Sampling
Composite Sample 1,269.08 $ Modified
Grab Sample 754.45 Modified
Description Fee Status
New Permit: Review Application, Initial Inspection, Permit Issuance Signficant Industrial User (SIU) 3,739.78 $ Modified
Non-Signficant Industrial User (Non-SIU) 2,283.34 Modified Temporary Wastewater Discharge Permit (WWDP) 1,016.75 Modified Renewal Permit: Review Application, Inspection, Permit Issuance Signficant Industrial User (SIU) 2,445.74 Modified
Non-Signficant Industrial User (Non-SIU - General) 2,104.73 Modified Non-Signficant Industrial User (Non-SIU -Wash Rack) 1,297.81 Modified Permit Amendment
Signficant Industrial User (SIU) 739.46 Modified
Non-Signficant Industrial User (Non-SIU) 739.46 Modified Violation Follow-up
Follow-up/Repeat Inspection 1,306.55 Modified
Hearings
Show Cause Hearing 1,327.19 Modified
Enforcement Hearing 1,678.73 Modified
Description Fee Status
Construction Meter Deposit
3" Construction Meter - Potable 3,500.00$ Modified
Source Control Annual User Charges
Water Rates
Wastewater Monitoring Fees
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Description Unit Fee Status
Conference Room Rental and Related Fees
Conference Phone Per event 25.00 $ Delete
Table 6
Description Unit Fee Status
Photovoltaic System
Commercial, 11 up to 20 kw 787.00 $ Delete
Commercial, 21 up to 30 kw 787.00 Delete
Commercial, 31 up to 40 kw 1,014.00 Delete
Commercial, 41 up to 50 kw 1,351.00 Delete
Remodel - Residential (without kitchen or bath)
Minor bathroom remodel Per event 339.00 Delete
Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc Items
Airport Fees
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MASTER FEE SCHEDULE

INTRODUCTION
The Administrative Services Department is charged with the general maintenance of the Schedule. This responsibility includes reviewing requests to modify the document, periodic review of fees to assure that they are equitable and reflect the cost of services, and preparation of transmittals to the Council for recommended fee h
The Master Fee Schedule is intended to be updated annually as part of the budget process. At that time, the Council may consider fee increases to bring the fees closer to the actual costs of providing a particular service. The increase could be based on a cost-of-living adjustment calculated since the fee was last set (using CPI or another inflationary index). The City applied the annual change in February 2026 CPI (2.5 percent) in the San Francisco area to update the new fees.

Most City fees, such as administrative, licenses, permits, rental, inspection, and utility rates are included in this consolidated master fee schedule. This schedule does not show development impact fees, landscape maintenance district, or fees required by a City contract, such as franchise fees.

The Master Fee Schedule compiles various fees the City charges for its services and products to assist City staff and the public in locating the appropriate fees. The last Master Fee Schedule was adopted in June 2025. Since then, a few fees have been added, modified or deleted, and these changes are incorporated in this Schedule.

The City Council has the authority to establish and change specific fees or service charges subject to legal requirements within California State law.

In addition, all City Departments have a role in fee schedule policies and maintenance. All Departments that levy fees are responsible for:

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of data presented in this Schedule. However, if any discrepancies are noted, please call Finance at (925) 960-4300. Fees shown in the Master Fee Schedule are those in effect as of July 1, 2026, unless otherwise noted.

4. Providing for the annual revision of fees or proposing changes in fees consistent with the intent of the Master Fee Schedule.

3. Proposing fees which reflect the cost of services provided by the City based on a cost analysis; and

2. Keeping updated copies of the Schedule available and in clear display;

1. Including all fees that are levied in the Master Fee Schedule;

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22Housing Services Program Fees
Airport Fees 42-43
Water Rates - effective January 1, 2027 39-41
Water Rates - July 1 to December 31, 2026 35-37
Water Meter Purchase Prices 38
Police Department Fees 29-31
Library Fees 32
Sewer Rates 33-34
Fire Prevention - Construction Services 23-24
Fire Prevention - Annual Fire Code & Unified Program Activity Fees 25-27 Fire Prevention - Miscellaneous Fees 28
Land Use Entitlements and Permits 17-19
Encroachment and Miscellaneous Permit Fees 20
Maps and Improvement Plans 21
Building Permit Fees - Mechanical, Plumbing, & Electrical 13-16 Table of Contents
Description Page Number(s)
General Administration 3
Business Fees 4
Animal License Fee 4
New Construction Fees (All Construction Types) 5-8
Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc. Items 9-12
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Description Unit Fee Source
The City may bill for special services, such as support for special events, cleanup of hazardous material spills, protection of public property, and public safety due to unusual events.

Based on total actual direct and
indirect costs Resolution 2025-102
Overhead Rate (1) Based on applicable Overhead Rate Resolution 2025-102 Vehicle and Equipment Rental
Per latest Caltrans "Labor
Surcharge and Equipment Rental
Rates" Publication
Resolution 2025-102
Special Event Fee - Non-Profit Each 52.63 $ Resolution 2025-102 Special Event Fee - For Profit Each 168.43 Resolution 2025-102 Returned Check Fee Each 12.50 Resolution 2025-102 Credit/Debit Card Fee (pass-through) Per Transaction Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 Technology Fee (per building permit) 5% Resolution 2025-102 Copying
Miscellaneous copying (except for copying done pursuant to Subpoena duces tecum.)
Standard 8-1/2 x14 or less (black/white) Per Page 0.25 Resolution 2025-102 Standard 8-1/2 x14 or less (color) Per Page 0.32 Resolution 2025-102 11x17 documents Per Page 0.62 Resolution 2025-102 Oversized documents Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102
Copying pursuant to Subpoena duces tecum (Evidence code §1563) Documents 8 1/2 x 14 or less
(2) Per Page 0.10 Resolution 2025-102 Documents on microfilm/laser fiche (2) Per Page 0.20 Resolution 2025-102 Clerical costs incurred in locating and making records available Per Hour or Fraction Thereof 19.44 Resolution 2025-102 Copying pursuant to Political Reform Act (Government Code § 81008)
Copies of reports and filings (2) Per Page 0.10 Resolution 2025-102 Retrieval fee for reports/statements older > 5 years old (2) Per Request 5.00 Resolution 2025-102 Remodel - Residential
433A Recordation Fee 23.58 Resolution 2025-102 USB Drive Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102
Posting/Mailing
Mailing Envelope For USB 1.87 Resolution 2025-102 Postage Charges Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102
Court Appearance - Witness Fee
Police Officer or firefighter appearing in civil actions (Government code §68097.2) or Criminal actions (Government code §68098 & Penal code §1329)
Actual Cost plus travel and
expenses ($275 deposit required
per day of attendance)
Resolution 2025-102
Police Officer or firefighter appearing in Criminal actions (Government code §68098, Penal code §1329 & §1329.1) Each Day $12 plus mileage Resolution 2025-102 (1) When billing for services not specifically set forth in this fee schedule (e.g. a hazardous material cleanup) (2) Amount allowed under the respective Evidence Code §1563 / Government Code §81008 General Administration
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Description Unit Fee Source
Business License
Additional branch fee Each 17.48$ Resolution 2025-102 Duplicate license fee Each 11.23 Resolution 2025-102
Change of location fee Each 17.48 Resolution 2025-102
Registration fee Each 32.45 Resolution 2025-102
Tobacco Retailer License
Initial license registration fee Each 36.00 Ordinance 2088 License fee * Each
522.85
969.00
Modified; see staff report
Ordinance 2088
Description Unit Fee Source
Dog License**
Dog License for a spayed or neutered dog
1 Year Each 18.20$ Resolution 2025-102
3 Years Each 36.40 Resolution 2025-102
Dog license for a non-spayed or non-neutered dog
1 Year Each 66.73 Resolution 2025-102
3 Years Each 94.63 Resolution 2025-102
Lost tag replacement Each 0.50 Ordinance 311
Discount on dog license for senior residents (62 and up older) Each 50% Resolution 2025-102
Other Animals Permit Fees
Animal Fancier *** Each Per Year 121.32 Resolution 2025-102 Pet Shop Each Per Year 121.32 Resolution 2025-102
Exotic Each Per Year 121.32 Resolution 2025-102
Penalty Fee for delinquent payments Each 18.20 Resolution 2025-102 ** Dog license renewals will be processed monthly. A new or renewed license will expire on the last day of the issuance month of the following year for a one-year license or of the third year for a three-year license. The license expiration date cannot be subsequent to the last day of the month of the rabies vaccination expiration ***Other animal permit fees are renewed annually, due 12/31 and delinquent 2/1. Animals that require a permit include:

Doves, pigeons, ducks, geese, swans, chickens, honeybees, domestic dogs (4 or more dogs), cat, horses, donkey, burro, cows, sheep, goats, rabbits, pot bellied pigs, and reptiles
Animal License Fees
Business Fees
* This fee is temporary lowered for FY 2026-27 and FY 2027-28 due to a State grant for tobacco retailer enforcement efforts.

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Base Cost@
Threshold Size
^
each
Additional
100 s.f. ^
Base Cost@
Threshold
Size ^
each
Additional
100 s.f. ^
5,000 23,257.00$ 63.94 $ 19,005.00$ 49.80 $ 10,000 26,455.00 69.78 21,495.00 56.31 20,000 33,430.00 56.15 27,127.00 44.86 30,000 39,044.00 59.78 31,613.00 47.60 50,000 51,004.00 25.01 41,133.00 20.05 100,000 63,508.00 63.50 51,156.00 51.16 1,000 16,445.00 63.56 14,336.00 52.58 5,000 18,987.00 101.91 16,441.00 87.54 10,000 24,083.00 42.01 20,819.00 35.69 20,000 28,283.00 30.13 24,386.00 25.49 50,000 37,319.00 18.58 32,032.00 15.85 100,000 46,612.00 46.61 39,952.00 39.95 1,000 20,731.00 69.87 17,766.00 57.64 5,000 23,523.00 123.74 20,071.00 105.01 10,000 29,712.00 49.59 25,321.00 41.75 20,000 34,669.00 35.15 29,495.00 29.51 50,000 45,215.00 22.12 38,350.00 18.66 100,000 56,274.00 56.28 47,682.00 47.68 500 17,288.00 119.44 15,012.00 99.02 2,500 19,678.00 207.74 16,991.00 178.25 5,000 24,871.00 83.66 21,448.00 71.08 10,000 29,053.00 59.44 25,003.00 50.32 25,000 37,968.00 37.26 32,552.00 31.76 50,000 47,285.00 94.57 40,493.00 80.99 1,000 14, 179.00 50.78 12,424.00 41.21 5,000 16,211.00 104.48 14,071.00 92.33 10,000 21,435.00 29.07 18,687.00 23.67 20,000 24,341.00 24.61 21,055.00 20.62 50,000 31,722.00 14.50 27,242.00 12.15 100,000 38,971.00 38.98 33,318.00 33.32 500 14,795.00 96.87 12,977.00 80.86 2,500 16,734.00 175.34 14,592.00 151.90 5,000 21,117.00 69.82 18,392.00 59.88 10,000 24,608.00 49.40 21,387.00 42.21 25,000 32,017.00 31.22 27,717.00 26.85 50,000 39,820.00 79.65 34,430.00 68.86 1,000 17,110.00 73.43 14,792.00 59.91 5,000 20,047.00 121.89 17,188.00 106.13 10,000 26,143.00 35.58 22,496.00 29.05 20,000 29,701.00 35.27 25,402.00 28.96 50,000 40,280.00 19.87 34,088.00 16.41 100,000 50,213.00 50.21 42,289.00 42.29 New Construction Fees (All Construction Types)
IBC Class IBC Occupancy Type
Project
Size
Construction Types
I, II, Ill, V- A rated
Construction Types
I, II, Ill, IV, V- B rated
A-1
Greater
Than 50
Occupants
Assembly uses, usually with fixed seating,
intended for the production and viewing of
the performing arts or motion picutres
A-2 Assembly uses intended for food and/or
drink consumption
A-3, A-4 Assembly uses intended for worship;
Assembly uses intended for viewing of
outdoor sporting events and activities with
spectator seating
B Dental/Medical
B Buildings or spaces for office professional or
service type transactions, including storage
of records and accounts; restaurants with less
than 50 occupants
E Buildings or rooms used by more than 6
persons for educational purposes up to the
12th grade. Day care for 6 or more children
older than 2-1/2 years of age
F Factory and industrial uses that include the
fabrication or manufacturing of Moderate
and Low Hazard materials
^ = Source: Resolution 2025-102
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Additional
100 s.f. ^
Base Cost@
Threshold
Size ^
each
Additional
100 s.f. ^
1,000 25,070.00$ 103.56 $ 20,363.00$ 79.96 $ 5,000 29,211.00 158.39 23,561.00 126.74 10,000 37,133.00 66.24 29,899.00 52.43 20,000 43,754.00 47.75 35,140.00 37.65 50,000 58,080.00 29.19 46,436.00 23.16 100,000 72,671.00 72.66 58,022.00 58.03 1,000 14,400.00 48.49 12,220.00 38.45 5,000 16,340.00 85.93 13,758.00 71.69 10,000 20,635.00 34.43 17,344.00 28.33 20,000 24,079.00 24.40 20,177.00 19.97 50,000 31,400.00 15.35 26,170.00 12.69 100,000 39,078.00 39.08 32,512.00 32.51 1,000 23,889.00 89.75 19,338.00 69.40 5,000 27,479.00 146.85 22,113.00 117.39 10,000 34,820.00 60.16 27,984.00 47.62 20,000 40,837.00 43.05 32,746.00 33.96 50,000 53,755.00 26.68 42,933.00 21.17 100,000 67,
093.00 67.09 53,522.00 53.52 1,000 13,737.00 48.79 11,725.00 38.68 5,000 15,691.00 83.15 13,271.00 69.61 10,000 19,848.00 33.66 16,753.00 27.77 20,000 23,214.00 23.98 19,529.00 19.65 50,000 30,409.00 14.99 25,424.00 12.41 100,000 37,906.00 37.90 31,630.00 31.64 1,000 17,497.00 65.11 15,251.00 53.93 5,000 20,101.00 107.28 17,410.00 92.22 10,000 25,464.00 43.84 22,019.00 37.29 20,000 29,850.00 31.37 25,747.00 26.58 50,000 39,261.00 19.45 33,719.00 16.59 100,000 48,983.00 48.98 42,015.00 42.02 5,000 28,801.00 92.54 23,163.00 72.65 10,000 33,429.00 52.38 26,795.00 41.31 20,000 38,667.00 25.69 30,927.00 20.22 50,000 46,375.00 32.11 36,992.00 25.09 100,000 62,
429.00 17.30 49,539.00 13.55 200,000 79,732.00 39.86 63,085.00 31.55 1,000 7,514.00 123.84 6,267.00 99.07 2,000 8,751.00 135.09 7,257.00 108.07 3,000 10,103.00 202.65 8,336.00 162.11 4,000 12,129.00 444.68 9,957.00 355.75 5,000 16,576.00 94.57 13,516.00 75.65 10,000 21,305.00 213.04 17,298.00 172.98 New Construction Fees (All Construction Types) - (Con't) IBC Class IBC Occupancy Type
Project
Size
Construction Types
I, II, Ill, V- A rated
Construction Types
I, II, Ill, IV, V- B rated
H-1, H-2,
H-3, H-4,
H-5
High Hazard: Detonation hazard,
Deflagration hazard or hazard from
accelerated burning; Materials that readily
support combustion; Materials that are health
hazards
1-1 Housing of clients on a 24-hour basis in a
supervised residential environment providing
personal care services
1-2,1-3 Medical, surgical, psychiatric, nursing or
custodial care on a 24-hour basis for more
than 6 persons; facilities where persons are
restrained
1-4 Day care operations of more than 6 people of
any age where the care is for less than 24-
hours a day
M Display and sale of merchandise accessible
to the public
R-1, R-2 Transient and nontransient lodging including
hotels, motels apartments, and boarding
houses
R-3, R-3.1, R-4 One and two-family homes; Residentially based 24-hour facility for 6 or fewer clients
of any age; Residential care/assisted living
for more than 6 ambulatory clients
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1,000 4,982.00$ 65.05 $ 4,146.00$ 53.71 $ 2,000 5,629.00 76.85 4,683.00 63.58 3,000 6,399.00 110.66 5,318.00 91.45 4,000 7,504.00 216.31 6,233.00 178.28 5,000 9,670.00 47.30 8,016.00 39.01 10,000 12,036.00 120.34 9,967.00 99.67 500 15,845.00 108.85 13,302.00 85.81 2,500 18,024.00 190.12 15,019.00 157.07 5,000 22,774.00 76.48 18,948.00 62.37 10,000 26,598.00 54.31 22,065.00 44.07 25,000 34,743.00 34.10 28,676.00 27.90 50,000 43,266.00 86.54 35,653.00 71.31 500 15,667.00 108.32 13,126.00 85.29 2,500 17,833.00 188.28 14,832.00 155.23 5,000 22,540.00 75.84 18,713.00 61.73 10,000 26,332.00 53.88 21,798.00 43.65 25,000 34,414.00 33.79 28,347.00 27.62 50,000 42,
862.00 85.73 35,250.00 70.50 1,000 11,157.00 36.10 10,027.00 30.49 5,000 12,602.00 65.92 11,245.00 58.35 10,000 15,898.00 26.19 14,163.00 22.90 20,000 18,517.00 18.50 16,453.00 16.10 50,000 24,068.00 11.71 21,284.00 10.27 100,000 29,924.00 29.92 26,421.00 26.42

TENANT IMPROVEMENTS
1,000 8,478.00 44.23 7,034.00 35.76 5,000 10,247.00 57.78 8,464.00 47.50 10,000 13,135.00 25.44 10,853.00 20.79 20,000 15,680.00 18.65 12,919.00 15.22 50,000 21,277.00 11.06 17,483.00 9.05 100,000 26,809.00 26.80 22,014.00 22.01 1,000 7,449.00 35.24 6,174.00 28.74 5,000 8,859.00 45.27 7,326.00 37.23 10,000 11,122.00 18.66 9,187.00 15.34 20,000 12,990.00 16.50 10,720.00 1 3.45 50,000 17,940.00 9.57 14,760.00 7.85 100,000 22,729.00 22.73 18,684.00 18.69 1,000 7,435.00 30.62 6,199.00 24.87 5,000 8,658.00 46.92 7,194.00 38.84 10,000 11,004.00 19.63 9,135.00 16.14 20,000 12,967.00 14.12 10,750.00 11.60 50,000 17,204.00 8.63 14,230.00 7.13 100,000 21,525.00 21.53 17,791.00 17.79 R-3 One and two-family homes
New Construction Fees (All Construction Types) - (Con't) IBC Class IBC Occupancy Type
Project
Size
Construction Types
I, II, Ill, V- A rated
Construction Types
I, II, Ill, IV, V- B rated
S-1 Moderate hazard storage
S-2 Low hazard storage
U Accessory and miscellaneous
structures not specifically classified
A-2 Restaurant, more than 50 occupants
B Office Building
B Medical Office
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TENANT IMPROVEMENTS
2,000 10,442.00$ 20.70$ 8,735.00$ 16.84$ 10,000 12,096.00 32.58 10,083.00 27.04 20,000 15,355.00 13.51 12,788.00 11.19 40,000 18,053.00 9.70 15,015.00 7.98 100,000 23,873.00 5.97 19,804.00 4.93 200,000 29,842.00 14.92 24,739.00 12.37 1,000 7,519.00 30.11 6,229.00 24.41 5,000 8,724.00 47.09 7,204.00 38.75 10,000 11,078.00 19.55 9,142.00 16.02 20,000 13,035.00 14.06 10,745.00 11.50 50,000 17,253.00 8.64 14,193.00 7.09 100,000 21,570.00 21.57 17,737.00 17.74

SHELL BUILDINGS
5,000 15,769.00 16.20 13,356.00 12.60 25,000 19,011.00 21.37 15,873.00 17.59 50,000 24,354.00 9.39 20,272.00 7.58 100,000 29,046.00 6.88 24,061.00 5.52 250,000 39,355.00 4.08 32,333.00 3 .31 500,000 49,550.00 9.91 40,608.00 8.13 B/H Lab/R&D
New Construction Fees (All Construction Types) - (Con't) IBC Class IBC Occupancy Type
Project
Size
Construction Types
I, II, Ill, V- A rated
Construction Types
I, II, Ill, IV, V- B rated
MS t o r e
B,M,S All Shell Buildings
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Description Unit Fee Source
Antenna
Equipment Container each $ 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 0-30 ft each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 31+ ft each 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cellular/Mobile Phone, free-standing each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cellular/Mobile Phone, co-location each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Application Meeting - First Hour each hour 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Application Meeting - Each Add't Hour each hour 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Balcony addition each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Carport MINOR(< or = 200 sq ft.) each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Carport MAJOR(> 200 sq ft.) each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Change of Occupancy each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Close Existing Openings
Interior wall each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Exterior wall each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial Coach (per unit) each unit 787.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compliance lnspections/Reinspections each 787.00 Resolution 2025-102 Deck (wood) - up to 200 sq ft. each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 100 sq ft. each 100 sf 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Deck Railing - up to 200 sq ft. each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Deck (wood) (with calcs) - up to 200 sq ft. each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Deck (wood) (with calcs) - each add;. 100 sq ft each 100 sf 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Demolition - Single Family Dwelling each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Demolition - Multi Family/ Commercial each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Demolition - Swimming Pools each Resolution 2025-102
Door
New door (residential) each 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 New door (Structural shear wall/Masonry) each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fence or Freestanding Wall (non-masonry)
6 - 8 feet in height, first 100 linear feet (lf) up to 100 If 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 8 - 10 feet in height, first 100 lf up to 100 If 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 100 lf each 100 If 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Over 10 feet in height up to 100 If 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Over 10 feet in height (with calcs) up to 100 If 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 100 lf each 100 If 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fence or Freestanding Wall (masonry)
Masonry, (6-8 feet high), pre-engineered up to 100 If 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 100 lf each 100 If 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Masonry, Special Design (6-10' high) up to 100 If 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 100 lf each 100 If 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Masonry, Special Design (over 10' high) up to 100 If 1,126.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 100 lf each 100 If 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fireplace
Masonry each 507.00 Resolution 2025-102 Masonry (with calcs) each 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Pre-Fabricated I Metal each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Flag pole (over 30 feet in height) each 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc. Items
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Chimney repair each $ 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Garage (detached)
Wood frame up to 1,000 sf each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Masonry up to 1,000 sf each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Grading (cut and fill)
0 - 100 cubic yards (cy) 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 101 - 1,000 cy 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 1,001 - 10,000 cy 787.00 Resolution 2025-102

10.001 - 100,000 cy 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 100,001 - 200.000 cy 1,239.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each add'l 10,000 cy or portion thereof 168.00 Resolution 2025-102 Greenhouse (non-commercial) each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Greenhouse (non-commercial) (with calcs) each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Lighting Pole each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each Add'l Pole each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Partition - Commercial, Interior (up to 30 lf) up to 30 lf 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional partition up to 30 lf 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Partition - Residential, Interior (up to 30 lf) up to 30 lf 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional partition each 30 lf 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Patio Cover, Awning, Canopy, Trellis and Arbors
Wood frame up to 300 sf 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Wood frame (with calcs) up to 300 sf 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Other frame up to 300 sf 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional Patio up to 300 sf 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Enclosed, all frames up to 300 sf 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Photovoltaic System
Residential each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial, up to 50 kilowatts (kw) * each 1,000.00 Modified; see staff report Commerical, 11 to 20 KW 787.00 Delete, see staff report Commerical, 21 to 30 KW 787.00 Delete, see staff report Commerical, 31 to 40 KW 1,014.00 Delete, see staff report Commerical, 41 to 50 KW 1,351.00 Delete, see staff report Commerical, 51 to 250 KW Per kw 7.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commerical, over 250 KW Per kw 5.00 Resolution 2025-102 Pile Foundation
Cast in Place / Drive (steel, pre-stressed concrete) up to 10 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional piles (increments of 10) each 10 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Retaining Wall (concrete or masonry)
Standard up to 50 lf 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional retaining wall each 50 lf 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Special Design, 3-10' high up to 50 lf 787.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional retaining wall each 50 lf 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Special Design, over 10' high up to 50 If 1,126.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional retaining wall each 50 lf 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Remodel - Residential (without kitchen or bath)
500 s.f. Single Story up to 500 sf 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 501 - 1,000 sf 501 to 1,000 sf 1,126.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc Items (Con't) * Assembly Bill 1132 caps the permit for $1,000 for commercial photovoltaic systems up to 50 kw.

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Description Unit Fee Source
Additional remodel each 300 sf $ 146.00 Resolution 2025-102 Bathroom remodel each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Minor bathroom remodel each 339.00 Delete; see staff report Kitchen remodel each 1,130.90
Modified; see staff report
Repairs (For Fire, Water, Decay & Pests) <$10,000 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Repairs (For Fire, Water, Decay & Pests) $10,000 - $25,000 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Repairs (For Fire, Water, Decay & Pests) $25,001 - $100,000 1,014.00 Resolution 2025-102 Repairs (For Fire, Water, Decay & Pests) > $100,000 1,239.00 Resolution 2025-102 Re-roof
Residential (Single-Family)
Remove / replace (roof covering only) up to 200 sf 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Remove / replace (with plywood) 201 to 3,000 sf 543.09 Modified; see staff report
Minor Repair up to 200 sf 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial and Multi-Family
201 - 3,000 sq ft 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 > 3,001 sq ft 787.00 Resolution 2025-102 10,001 + sq ft 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Residential Additions
One Story up to 500 sf 1,239.00 Resolution 2025-102 One Story 501 - 1,000 sf 1,577.00 Resolution 2025-102 One Story > 1,000 sf 1,913.00 Resolution 2025-102 Multi-Story up to 500 sf 1,351.00 Resolution 2025-102 Multi-Story 501 - 1,000 sf 1,747.00 Resolution 2025-102 Multi-Story > 1,000 sf 2,026.00 Resolution 2025-102 Roof structure replacement up to 100 sf 1,014.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional roof structure replacement each 100 sf 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Sauna - steam each 1,126.00 Resolution 2025-102 Shed (up to 200 sf) 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 100 sf 168.00 Resolution 2025-102 Siding
Exterior wall covering, siding, stucco up to 1000 sf 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional siding more than 1000 sf 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Signs
Monument each 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Wall Mounted Fixture 1-3 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Free-standing each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Repairs/ Replacement each 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Skylight
Less than 10 sf each 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Greater than 10 sf or structural each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Spa or Hot Tub
Above Ground each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 In-ground Private each 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 In-ground Public each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Storage Racks
0-8' high (up to 100 lf) first 100 lf 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 each additional 100 lf each 100 lf 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 over 8' high (up to 100 lf) first 100 lf 787.00 Resolution 2025-102 each additional 100 lf each 100 lf 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc Items (Con't)

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Swimming Pool/ Spa
Private < 800 sf $ 1,126.00 Resolution 2025-102 Private > 800 sf 1,239.00 Resolution 2025-102 Public < 800 sf 1,239.00 Resolution 2025-102 Public > 800 sf 1,351.00 Resolution 2025-102 Pool - Solar Panels each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Window or Sliding Glass Door
Residential Replacement - Retrofit qty. 1-4 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Residential Replacement - New Construction qty. 1-4 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Residential Replacement - Retrofit qty. 5 or more 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Residential Replacement - New Construction qty. 5 or more 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 New Window (non structural) each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 New / Bay Window (structural shear) each 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional Services
Service Required in Excess of Standard per hour 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Re-inspection per hour 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional Plan Review per hour 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Research per hour 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional Building and Neighbor Preservation Inspection per hour 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Residential Building Reports each 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Off-hours inspection (min 3 hours) each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Banner (Building Fee)
Banner install Fourth Street (First Install) each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Banner Install Fourth Street each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Banner Install N. Livermore Ave (First Install) each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Banner Install N. Livermore Ave each 900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Pole-Banner Permit (each additional banner, min 10 banners) each 98.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial/Residential Permit Fees - Misc Items (Con't)

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Fee Types - Mechanical Permit Fees Fee Source
Stand Alone Mechanical Plan Check (hourly rate) $ 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Unit Fees
Installation or relocation of each forced-air or gravity-type furnace or burner (including ducts and vents) up to and including 100,000 British thermal unit (Btu) per hour (h) 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation or relocatton of each forced-air or gravity-type furnace or burner (including ducts and vents) over 100,000 Btu/h 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation or relocation of each suspended heater, recessed wall heater or floor mounted unit heater 281.00 Resolution 2025-102
Installation or relocation or replacement of each applicance vent installed and not included in an appliance permit 281.00 Resolution 2025-102
Absorption unit, or each heating, cooling, absorption, or each evaporative cooling system, including installation of controls 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation or relocation of boiler or compressor to and including 3 HP or absorption system up to and including 100,000 Btu/h (each) 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor, over 3 HP and up to and including 15 HP,or absorption system over 100,000 Btu/h and up to and including 500,000 Btu/h (each) 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor, over 15 HP and up to and including 30 HP,or absorption system over 500,000 Btu/h and up to and including 1,000,000 Btu/h (each) 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor, over 30 HP and up to and including 50 HP,or absorption system over 1,000,000 Btu/h and up to and including 1,750,000 Btu/h (each) 394.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor, over 50 HP or absorption system over 1,750,000 Btu/h (each) 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each air-handling umt, including ducts attached ducts. (Note: The fee shall not apply to an air-handlin g
unit that is a portion of a factory-assembled appliance, cooling unit, evaporative cooler or absorption unit for which a permit is required elsewhere.) 394.00 Resolution 2025-102 Air-handling unit over 10,000 cubic feet per minute (CFM) (each) 394.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each evaporative cooler other than portable type 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each ventilation fan connected to a single duct 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each ventilation system which is not a portion of any heating or air-conditioning system authorized by a permit 394.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation of each hood which is served by mechanical exhaust, including the ducts for such hood 562.00 Resolution 2025-102
New or relocated Furnace and AC includes Ducts, Elec, and Gas 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation or relocation of each commercial or industrial-type incinerator 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each appliance or piece of equipment not classed in other appliance categories, or for which no other fee is listed 224.00 Resolution 2025-102
Process piping - Non-hazardous 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Process piping - Hazardous 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Other Fees
Other Mechanical Inspections (per hour) 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Building Permit Fees - Mechanical, Plumbing, & Electrical

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Stand Alone Plumbing Plan Check (hourly rate) $ 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Unit Fees
Each plumbing fixture or trap or set of fixtures on trap (including water, drainage piping, and backflow protection therefor) 168.00 Resolution 2025-102 Rainwater systems per drain (inside building) 168.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each private sewage disposal system 168.00 Resolution 2025-102 Water heater and/or vent (each) 92.00 Resolution 2025-102 Electrical heat pump water heater with electrical 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Electrical heat pump water heater without electrical 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Industrial waste pretreatment interceptor, including its trap and vent, excepting kitchen-type grease interceptors functioning as fixture traps (each) 619.00 Resolution 2025-102 Installation, alteration, or repair of water piping and/or water-treating equipment (each fixture) 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Repair or alteration of drainage or vent piping (each fixture) 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Lawn sprinkler system on any one meter, including backflow protection devices therefor (each) 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Backflow devices not included in other fee services, e.g., building/trailer park sewer (each) 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Atmospheric-type vacuum breakers not included in other fee servies, e.g., building/trailer park sewer (
1-5 units) 339.00 Resolution 2025-102
Atmospheric-type vacuum breakers not included in other fee servies, e.g., building/trailer park sewer ( each unit over 5 units) 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tankless water heater w/gas and electric 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tankless water heater w/o gas and electric 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Curbside cleanout 281.00 Resolution 2025-102
Gas Piping Residential 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Gas Piping Commercial 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Other Fees
Other Plumbing and Gas Inspections (per hour) 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Building Permit Fees - Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical (Continued)

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Stand Alone Electrical Plan Check (hourly rate) $ 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 System Fees
Private, Residential, In-ground Swimming Pools (each)
Includes a complete system of necessary branch circuit wiring, bonding, grounding, underwater lighting, water pumping, and other similar electrical equipment directly related to the operation of a swimming pool (new) 451.00 Resolution 2025-102
For all other types of swimming pools, therapeutic whirlpools, spas, and alteratons to existing swimming pools 339.00 Resolution 2025-102
Outdoor Events
Carnivals, circuses, or other travelling shows or exhibitions utilizing transportable-type rides, booths, displays, etc. 562.00 Resolution 2025-102
Electric generator and electrically-driven rides (each) 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Electrical backup generator, natural gas 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Mechanically-driven rides and walk-through attractions or displays having electric lighting (each) 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 System of area and booth lighting (each) 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 For permanently installed rides, booths, displays and 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Residential Electric Charging station EV 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial Electric Charging station EV 507.00 Resolution 2025-102 Temporary Power Service
Temporary service power pole or pedestal, inclduing all pole or pedestal-mounted receptacle outlets and appurtenances 281.00 Resolution 2025-102
Temporary distribution system and temporary lighting and receptacle outlets for constructions sites, decorative light, Christmas tree sales lots, firework stands, etc. 281.00 Resolution 2025-102 Unit Fees
Whole house wiring without subpanel 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Whole house wiring with subpanel 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Receptacle, Switch, and Light Outlets up to 20 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 20 outlets 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Lighting Fixtures up to 10 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each additional 10 fixtures 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Pole or platform-mounted lighting fixtures (each) 168.00 Resolution 2025-102 Theatrical-type lighting fixtures or assemblies (each) 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Residential Appliances
Fixed residential appliances or receptacle outlets for same, including wall-mounted electric ovens; counter-mounted cooking tops; electrical ranges, self- contained room, console, or through-wall air conditioners; space heaters; food waste grinders; dishwashers; washing machines; water heaters; clothes dryers or other motor-operated appliances not exceeding 1 horsepower (HP) in rating each 281.00 Resolution 2025-102
For other types of air conditioners and other motor-driven appliances having large electrical rating, se e
POWER APPARATUS on P. 16 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Non-Residential Appliances
Residential appliances and selt-contained factory-wired, non-residential appliances 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, each 339.00 Resolution 2025-102
Non-residential 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, each 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Appliances having large electrical ratings, see Power Apparatu s 562.00 Resolution 2025-102
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Power Apparatus
Motors, generators, transformers, rectifiers, synchronous converters, capacitors, industrial heating, air conditioners and heat pumps, cooking or baking equipment and other apparatus. Rating in horsepower (HP), kilowatts (KW), kilovolt-amperes (KVA), or kilovolt-amperes-reactive (KVAR):

Up to and including 1 (each) $ 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Over 1 and not over 10 (each) 394.00 Resolution 2025-102 Over 10 and not over 50 (each) 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Over 50 and not over 100 (each) 562.00 Resolution 2025-102 Over 100 (each) 619.00 Resolution 2025-102
For equipment or appliances having more than one motor, transformer, heating, etc. the sum of the combined ratings may be used. These fees include all switches, circuit breakers, contactors, thermostats, relays, and other directly related. 451.00 Resolution 2025-102 Busways
Trolley and plug-in-type busways, each 100 feet or fraction thereon. 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 An additional fee will be required for lighting fixtures, motors and other appliances that are connected to trolley and plug-in-type busways. No fee is required for portable tools. 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Signs, Outline Lighting, and Marquees
Signs, outline lighting systems or marquees supplies from one branch circuit (each) 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional branch circuits within the same sign, outline lighting system, or marquee (each) 112.00 Resolution 2025-102
Electrical Services
Services of 600 volts or less; up to 200 amperes in rating (each service) 339.00 Resolution 2025-102 Services of 600 volts or less; 201 to up 1,000 amperes in rating (each) 394.00 Resolution 2025-102 Services over 600 volts or over 1,000 amperes in rating (each) 619.00 Resolution 2025-102 Miscellaneous
Electrical apparatus, conduits and conductors for which a permit is required but for which no fee is herein set forth. 394.00 Resolution 2025-102
(This fee is not applicable when a fee is paid for one or more services, outlets, fixtures, appliances, power apparatus, busways, signs or other equipment.)
Other Fees
Other Electrical Inspections (per hour) 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fee Types - Other Inspections and Fees Fee Source
Inspections outside of normal business hours, 0 - 3 hours (minimum charge) 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Reinspection Fee (per hour) 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Inspections for which no fee is specifically indicated - per hour (minimum charge = 1 hour) 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional Plan Review requried by changes, additions, or revisions to approved plans, per hour (minimum charge = 1 hour) 224.00 Resolution 2025-102 Building Permit Fees - Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical (Continued)

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Description Fee Source
Annexation / Pre-Zoning (b) $ 32,952.00 Resolution 2025-102 Appeal 4,491.00 Resolution 2025-102
Downtown Design Review
Staff Level No charge Resolution 2025-102
Administrative Staff Level 1,725.00 Resolution 2025-102 Small Addition 5,390.00 Resolution 2025-102
Large Addition 9,343.00 Resolution 2025-102
Planning Commission Review 13,034.00 Resolution 2025-102 Amendment - Planning Commission Review 11,350.00 Resolution 2025-102 Site Plan Design Review (a)(b)
Planning Commision Review 32,118.00 Resolution 2025-102 Staff Level 18,119.00 Resolution 2025-102
Major additions to non-residential development or additions of 5 or more units to a residential development (Planning Commision Review) 23,663.00 Resolution 2025-102 Minor non-residential additions or additions to a condomium, duplex, or a multi-family residence containing 2, 3, or 4 units (Staff Level Review) 11,409.00 Resolution 2025-102 Major exterior building, landscaping, or parking modifications (Staff Level Review) 3,053.00 Resolution 2025-102 Minor exterior building, landscaping such as new awnings, windows, doors and trim (Staff Level Review) 1,128.00 Resolution 2025-102 New or Amended Master Sign Program (Planning Commission Review) 2,567.00 Resolution 2025-102 New or replacement sign if not subject to a Master Sign Program (Staff Level Review) 637.00 Resolution 2025-102 Master Sign Approval - new sign conforming to an approved Master Sign Program (Staff Level Review) No charge Resolution 2025-102 Temporary Sign Registration 72.00 Resolution 2025-102 Temporary Use Permit
(b)
Seasonal & Carnivals 624.00 Resolution 2025-102 Model Home Complex, Construction Trailer, Sales Office, Homes, and Related Uses 3,933.00 Resolution 2025-102 Non-Profit Temporary Uses 77.00 Resolution 2025-102 Home Occupation Permit 112.00 Resolution 2025-102 Home Occupation Permit Renewal 53.00 Resolution 2025-102 Variance (b)
General 13,506.00 Resolution 2025-102
Minor General 5,805.00 Resolution 2025-102
Developed Residential 1,965.00 Resolution 2025-102 Minor for Developed Residential 1,014.00 Resolution 2025-102 Conditional Use Permit (b)
Residential / Minor Non-residential 6,468.00 Resolution 2025-102 Conditional Use Permit (a) 13,326.00 Resolution 2025-102 Conditional use Permit Modification (a) 10,367.00 Resolution 2025-102 (b) Applications involving multiple processes can be reduced by 10% Notes: Time and material (T&M) - Applicant shall be charged on a time and materials basis.

Projects that do not fit any category or are otherwise extraordinary may be charged on a T&M basis at the Community Development Director's discretion. Staff time required on a project, post entitlement, and not part of another formal application (e.g., Final Map, plot plan) will be recovered on a T&M basis at the Director's discretion.

The fees calculated reflect standard processing time. Projects requiring excessive review time will be recovered on a T&M basis.

Land Use Entitlements and Permits
(a) For new construction or additions, Conditional Use Permit must be combined with applicable site Plan Design Review fee into one application with fee. Applications involving both Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan Design Review can be reduced by 10%.

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Description Fee Source
Zoning Use Permit (b)
Zoning Use Permit $ 540.00 Resolution 2025-102 Rezoning – Via Development Code or Map Amendment 12,493.00 Resolution 2025-102 Planning Development (b)
Planned Development District 14,481.00 Resolution 2025-102 Planned Development District Amendment – Via Development Code Amendment (DCA) or Zoning Map Amendment 13,082.00 Resolution 2025-102
Planned Unit Development (South Livermore Valley Only) 14,481.00 Resolution 2025-102 Planned Unit Development Amendment 13,082.00 Resolution 2025-102 General / Specific Plan Fees (b)
General / Specific Plan Amendment 21,656.00 Resolution 2025-102 Policy Proposal (b)
Policy Proposal Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102
Policy Proposal Amendment Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 Municipal Code Amendment 31,408.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tentative Tract Map
Base fee (b) 22,732.00 Resolution 2025-102
Plus per unit or per lot fee 119.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tentative Tract Map Amendment – Public Hearing (b) 15,042.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tentative Tract Map Amendment/Extension – Staff Level (b) 8,283.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tentative Parcel Map – Public Hearing (b) 17,395.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tentative Parcel Map Amendment – Public Hearing (b) 14,412.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tentative Parcel Map Amendment/Extension - Staff Level (b) 3,407.00 Resolution 2025-102 Miscellaneous Fees
Development Agreement - No Policy Change (b) 19,584.00 Resolution 2025-102 Development Agreement - Policy Change (per policy)(b) 26,291.00 Resolution 2025-102 Development Agreement - Minor Amendment (b) 11,135.00 Resolution 2025-102 Open Space/Agricultural Easements (b) 9,899.00 Resolution 2025-102 Lot Line Adjustment/Certificate of Compliance (b) 4,013.00 Resolution 2025-102 Certificate of Appropriateness – Historic Preservation Commission (b) 624.00 Resolution 2025-102 Certificate of Appropriateness – Staff (b) 125.00 Resolution 2025-102 City Wide General Plan - cost recovery $0.41/sf Resolution 2025-102 Downtown Specific Plan - cost recovery $0.33/sf Resolution 2025-102 Tentative Parcel Map, Parcel Map Waiver or Parcel Map Merger – Staff Level (b) 6,272.00 Resolution 2025-102 SB 330 Preliminary Application for Housing Project 580.00 Resolution 2024-027 Out of Area Service Agreement (b) 26,300.00 Resolution 2025-102 Consistency Determination – Planning Commission 9,463.00 Resolution 2025-102 (b) Applications involving multiple processes can be reduced by 10% Notes: T&M - Applicant shall be charged on a time and materials basis.

The fees calculated reflect standard processing time. Projects requiring excessive review time will be recovered on a T&M basis.

Land Use Entitlements and Permits (Continued)
* Users pay for maintenance costs on an annual basis based on relative waste volume: user’s volume of bins divided by total volume of bins in trash

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Description Fee Source
Tree Removal Permit - Commerical (b) $ 915.00 Resolution 2025-102 Resonable Accommodations (b) 216.00 Resolution 2025-102 Zoning Clearance (e.g. exterior building modifications including awnings, windows, doors and trim - all zones)(b), Level 1 529.00 Resolution 2025-102 Zoning Clearance - New single family residence or significant remodel of existing single family residence in Transect zones, wireless facilities, and small wireless facilities (b), Level 2 821.00 Resolution 2025-102
New Short-Term Rental Permit 237.00 Resolution 2025-102 Short-Term Rental Permit Renewal 172.00 Resolution 2025-102 Environmental Fees
CEQA Filing Fee – Alameda County Recorder/City Admin Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 CEQA Environmental Impact Report – Set-Up, RFP 10,517.00 Resolution 2025-102 CEQA Environmental Impact Report – Deposit 20% of contract amount to City Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 CEQA Negative Declaration / Addendum 7,235.00 Resolution 2025-102 CEQA Negative Declaration – Fish & Wildlife Fee * Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 CEQA Environmental Impact Report – Fish & Wildlife Fee * Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 CEQA Notice of Exemption 216.00 Resolution 2025-102 Williamson Act
Williamson Act Contract Creation 9,703.00 Resolution 2025-102 Williamson Act Contract Cancellation 12,900.00 Resolution 2025-102 Research / Time and Materials (T&M)
Staff Time Per Hour 216.00 Resolution 2025-102 (b) Applications for small wireless facilities may be subject to 3rd Party Consultant fees in addition to the City’s Level II Zoning Clearance fee. The Consultant fee includes a processing fee of $2,680 per site plus a deposit of $750 for additional Consultant fees if additional hours are required to complete the processing of the application. Any unused portion of the $750 deposit will be refunded to the applicant. Consultant’s fees are subject to their 3% increase each year on September 22nd.

Notes: T&M - Applicant shall be charged on a time and materials basis.

The fees calculated reflect standard processing time. Projects requiring excessive review time will be recovered on a T&M basis. * This is not a City fee. Fee is charged by California Fish and Wildlife Department.

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Description Fee Source
Encroachment Permit
Simple Plan Check / Processing Fee 196.00 $ Resolution 2025-102 Simple - Inspection 528.00 Resolution 2025-102 Major - Inspection 811.00 Resolution 2025-102 Telecom Encroachment Permit - Basic Project
Permit Processing Fee 615.00 Resolution 2025-102 Simple Plan Check Fee 862.00 Resolution 2025-102 Simple Inspection Fee (up to 2 days of work) 196.00 Resolution 2025-102 Encroachment Permit - Major Project (1)
Plan Check Fee Up to $250,000 Project Valuation 8.35% Resolution 2025-102 Plan Check Fee $250,000 - $1,000,000 Project Valuation 4.22% Resolution 2025-102 Plan Check Fee $1,000.001 + Project Valuation 3.34% Resolution 2025-102 Project Inspection Fee Up to $5,000 Proj ect Valuation 25.42% Resolution 2025-102 Project Inspection Fee $5,001 - $25,000 Proj ect Valuation 9.11% Resolution 2025-102 Project Inspection Fee $25,001 + Project Valuation 5.08% Resolution 2025-102 Inspection Fee per day (beyond 2 days of work) = one hour per day or T&M 421.00 Resolution 2025-102 Grading (Cut and Fill)
0 - 100 cubic yards (Cut and Fill) 294.00 Resolution 2025-102 101 - 1,000 cy 390.00 Resolution 2025-102
1,000 - 10,000 cy 584.00 Resolution 2025-102 10,001 - 100,000 cy 1,266.00 Resolution 2025-102 100,001 - 200,000 cy 1,655.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each Add'l 10,000 cy or portion thereof 96.00 Resolution 2025-102 Transportation (Engineering - Fee set by the State)
Transportation Permit Single Trip (2) 16.00 Resolution 2025-102 Transportation Permit Annual (2) 90.00 Resolution 2025-102 Transportation Permit Repetitive (2) 90.00 Resolution 2025-102 (1) These fees are cumulative over the various project value ranges. (2) Transportation Permit fees are set by State of California and are not adjusted annually by City of Livermore Encroachment and Miscellaneous Permit Fees
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Maps (Deposits)
Tract/Parcel Map Check (up to 10 lots) 11,527.00 $ Resolution 2025-102 Each additional lot over 10 146.00 Resolution 2025-102 Parcel Map Waiver Map Check 7,283.00 Resolution 2025-102 Improvement Plan Check - Project Evaluation (1)
Improvement Plan Check - Project Val. Up to $250,000 8.35% Resolution 2025-102 Improvement Plan Check - Project Val. $250,000 - $1,000,000 4.22% Resolution 2025-102 Improvement Plan Check - Project Val. Over $1,000.001 3.34% Resolution 2025-102 Private In-Tract & Public Improvements
Each Add'l Plan Check after 3 reviews (collected prior to 4th and each subsequent review) 978.00 Resolution 2025-102 Subdivision Agreement Amendment / Extention 976.00 Resolution 2025-102 Subdivision Inspection - Project Valuation (1)
Subdivision Inspection - Project Val. Up to $250,000 9.71% Resolution 2025-102 Subdivision Inspection - Project Val. $250,000 - $1,000,000 8.95% Resolution 2025-102 Subdivision Inspection - Project Val. Over $1,000,001 6.57% Resolution 2025-102 Certificate of Compliance
Certificate of Compliance (Engineering fee only, see planning appication fee) 862.00 Resolution 2025-102 Miscellaneous Fess
FEMA Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) 390.00 Resolution 2025-102 FEMA Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) 3,899.00 Resolution 2025-102 Lot Line Adjustment 6,640.00 Resolution 2025-102 Abandonment / Vacation 15,564.00 Resolution 2025-102 Floodplan Determination 119.00 Resolution 2025-102 O & M Agreement/Stormwater Plan Check Fee 12,477.00 Resolution 2025-102 Stormwater Inspection Fee 2,006.00 Resolution 2025-102 (1) These fees are cumulative over the various project value ranges.

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Affordable Housing Program
Purchase application processing fee 131.00 $ Resolution 2025-102 Resale administrative fee (paid by seller) 4,824.00 Resolution 2025-102 Loan refinancing administrative fee 701.00 Resolution 2025-102 New unit sales administrative fee 1.5% of BMR Sale price Resolution 2025-102 New unit homebuyer eligibility verification fee 1,496.22 New; see staff report Document preparation 432.00 Resolution 2025-102 Document recording (per document) 43.00 Resolution 2025-102 Annual Below Market Rate Rental (BMR) Monitoring Fee
10 to 50 BMR units 2,102.00 Resolution 2025-102 51 to 100 BMR units 2,802.00 Resolution 2025-102 101 + BMR units 3,503.00 Resolution 2025-102 First time follow-up compliance 701.00 Resolution 2025-102 Additional follow-up compliance (billed as time and materials) Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 Housing Services Program Fees
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Fire Sprinkler - New Systems: 1-20 appliances (appl) 882.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - New Systems: 21-100 appl 1,470.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - New Systems: 101-200 appl 2,057.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - New Systems: 201-350 appl 2,350.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - New Systems: 351-1,000 appl, base fee 2,643.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Each add'l 50 appl above 351 appl 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - New Systems: 1,000+ appl, base fee 4,701.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Each add'l 100 appl above 1,000 appl 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tenant Improvements (Tl): 1-4 appl 589.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tl: 5-20 appl 882.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tl: 21-100 appl 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tl: 101-200 appl 1,614.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tl: 201-350 appl 1,910.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tl: 351-1,000 appl, base fee 2,057.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tl: each add'I 25 appl above 351 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tl: 1,000+ appl, base fee 3,526.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Tl: each add'l 100 appl above 1000 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Residential (R3) up to 3,600 sq ft 1,762.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - R3 each add'l 1,800 sq ft 882.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Antifreeze System - in addition to fire sprinkler system cost 734.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Dry Pipe Valve - in addition to fire sprinkler system cost 514.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Deluge/ Preaction - in addition to fire sprinkler system cost 1,029.00 Resolution 2025-102 Pre-engineered Fire Protection System (kitchen suppression, etc) 734.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Clean Agent Gas System 1,322.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Dry Chem System 1,322.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Sprinkler - Foam System - in addition to fire sprinkler system cost 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 Underground System: 1-3 devices 1,395.00 Resolution 2025-102 Underground System: each add'l device a 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Pump, Each 4,701.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Pump: Haz Mat Review (fuel) 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 Water Storage Tank - Gravity 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 Water Storage Tank - Pressure 1,219.00 Resolution 2025-102 Other Pre-Engineered Suppr System (building, full room system) 1,470.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Standpipe System 1,470.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Alarm Syst: 1-15 Initiation devices 1, 174.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Alarm System: 16-50 initiation devices 1, 762.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Alarm System: 51-100 initiation devices 2, 204.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Alarm System: 101-1000 initiation devices 2, 498.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Alarm System: each add'l group of 50 devices over 1,000 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Spray Paint Booth (up to 2) 1,614.00 Resolution 2025-102 Spray Paint Booth: each add'l over 2 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Propane Tank (LPG) 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 Above Ground Tank Removal (over 400 gal): First two tanks 1,470.00 Resolution 2025-102 Above Ground Tank Removal (over 400 gal): each additional tank 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 a Fire hydrants, standpipe inlets/outlets, backflow preventors, fire department connections, etc.

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Compressed Gas System High Hazard - installation, modification, closure (hourly) 295.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas Syst - non high haz (hourly) 882.00 Resolution 2025-102 Medical Gas - Level 1(lg) 2,733.00 Resolution 2025-102 Medical Gas - Level 3 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenic Tank 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 Emergency Generator w/Fuel Tank 1,470.00 Resolution 2025-102 Propane Exchange Rack 589.00 Resolution 2025-102 Vehicle Access Gate, not part of a building permit 490.00 Resolution 2025-102 Refrigerant System 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 High piled storage of combustibles - Class I-IV 2,500 sq ft - 12,000 sq. ft. 882.00 Resolution 2025-102 High piled storage of combustibles - Class I-IV 12,001 sq ft - 500,000 sq ft 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 High piled storage of combustibles - High Hazard 1,762.00 Resolution 2025-102 Smoke Control System 2,498.00 Resolution 2025-102 Site Plan Approval (SPA), Conditional Use Permit (CUP), Planned Unit Development (PUD) 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each site inspection after twice failed inspection (hourly) 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Underground Storage Tank (UST) - Removal (hourly) 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 UST tank top, monitoring system etc. (hourly) 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 High-Rise (hourly) 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Alarm Monitoring Equipment change/replacement - Other b (hourly) 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Alarm communication modifications (hourly) 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Underground storage tank installation (UST) - includes 2 tanks 7,051.00 Resolution 2025-102 Underground storage tank installation - each additional tank 589.00 Resolution 2025-102 b Like-for-like replacement of panels, initiating devices and/or notification appliances, etc Fire Prevention - Construction Services (Con't)

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Program Base Fees
Base Permit - Level 1 1,762.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Base Permit - Level 2 1,029.00 Resolution 2025-102 Base Permit - Level 3 734.00 Resolution 2025-102 Base Permit - Level 4 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hot Work Operations
<551 cu ft 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 551 - 2,250 cu ft 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 2,251 - 10k cu ft 441.00 Resolution 2025-102 10k - 100k cu ft 589.00 Resolution 2025-102 100k - 200k cu ft 734.00 Resolution 2025-102 200k + cu ft 882.00 Resolution 2025-102 Liquefied Petroleum Gas: <226 gal 74.00 Resolution 2025-102 Liquefied Petroleum Gas: 226 - 500 gal 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Liquefied Petroleum Gas: 501 - 2k gal 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Liquefied Petroleum Gas: 2k - 4k gal 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Liquefied Petroleum Gas: 4 - 6k gal 367.00 Resolution 2025-102 Liquefied Petroleum Gas: 6 + k gal 441.00 Resolution 2025-102 Liquefied/Gas Vehicles in Assembly 367.00 Resolution 2025-102 Lumber Yard or Woodworking Plant 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Magnesium 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Mall, Covered 2,643.00 Resolution 2025-102 Motor Vehicle Fuel Disp Station - no bulk 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Ovens, Industrial 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Point of Orgin (POA): A-2 59.00 Resolution 2025-102 POA: A-1 88.00 Resolution 2025-102 POA: A-3 119.00 Resolution 2025-102 POA: A-4 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 POA: A-5 207.00 Resolution 2025-102 Pyrotech SpclEffects Material 589.00 Resolution 2025-102 Refrigeration Equipment 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Repair Garages 589.00 Resolution 2025-102 Rooftop Heliport 191.00 Resolution 2025-102 Spraying or Dipping 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tires - Rebuilding Plant 191.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tire - Storage of Scrap 191.00 Resolution 2025-102 UST - 1 tank 2,350.00 Resolution 2025-102 UST - 2 tanks 3,526.00 Resolution 2025-102 UST - 3 tanks 4,333.00 Resolution 2025-102 UST - 4 tanks 5,202.00 Resolution 2025-102 UST - 5 tanks 6,061.00 Resolution 2025-102 UST - 6 tanks 6,611.00 Resolution 2025-102 Waste H
andling 147.00 Resolution 2025-102
Wood Products 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Pump 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hotel, Motel, Apartment - Level 4 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hotel, Motel, Apartment - Level 3 662.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Prevention - Annual Fire Code & Unified Program Activity Fees X12A0T

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School - Private 1,279.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Highrise 1,689.00 Resolution 2025-102
Care Facility - Non Family Daycare 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Aerosol Products: <55 gal 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Aerosol Products: 55 - 225 gal 169.00 Resolution 2025-102 Aerosol Products: 225 - 1,000 gal 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Aerosol Products: 1k - 10k gal 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Aerosol Products: 10k - 20k gal 367.00 Resolution 2025-102 Aerosol Products: 20k + gal 441.00 Resolution 2025-102 Amusement Building 1,395.00 Resolution 2025-102 Aviation Facilities 441.00 Resolution 2025-102 Energy Storage System 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Candles in a Public Assembly 59.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cellulose Nitrate Film 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cellulose Nitrate Storage 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Combustible Fibers 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Combustible Dust-Producing Operations 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Combustible Material Storage - Misc 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: High Haz < 200 cu ft 557.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: High Haz 200 - 500 cu ft 662.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: High Haz 501 - 1k cu ft 828.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: High Haz 1k - 2k cu ft 1,104.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: High Haz 2k - 3k cu ft 1,395.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: High Haz 3+ cu ft 1,689.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: Low Haz < 501 cu ft 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: Low Haz 501 - 2250 cu ft 191.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: Low Haz 2,250 - 10k cu ft 234.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: Low Haz 10k - 100k cu ft 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: Low Haz 100k - 200k cu ft 411.00 Resolution 2025-102 Compressed Gas: Low Haz 200k + cu ft 490.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: High Haz <200 cu ft 809.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: High Haz 201 - 500 cu ft 980.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: High Haz 501 - 1k cu ft 1,223.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: High Haz 1k - 2k cu ft 1,633.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: High Haz 2k - 3k cu ft 2,057.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: High Haz 3k+ cu ft 2,424.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: Low Haz < 55 gal 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: Low Haz 55 - 225 gal 185.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: Low Haz 225 -1k gal 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: Low Haz 1k - 10k gal 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: Low Haz 10k - 20k gal 383.00 Resolution 2025-102 Cryogenics: Low Haz 20k + gal 469.00 Resolution 2025-102 Dry Cleaning Plant 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Prevention - Annual Fire Code & Unified Program Activity Fees (Con't)

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Description Fee Source
Explosives: 550 lbs 791.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Explosives: 551 - 2,250 lbs 956.00 Resolution 2025-102 Explosives: 2,251 - 10k lbs 1,192.00 Resolution 2025-102 Explosives: 10k - 100k lbs 1,587.00 Resolution 2025-102 Explosives: 100k - 200k lbs 1,983.00 Resolution 2025-102 Explosives: 200k + lbs 2,379.00 Resolution 2025-102 Flam/Comb Liq: Above Ground < 55 gal 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Flam/Comb Liq: Above Ground 55 - 225 gal 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Flam/Comb Liq: Above Ground 225 - 1k gal 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Flam/Comb Liq: Above Ground 1k - 10k gal 383.00 Resolution 2025-102 Flam/Comb Liq: Above Ground 10k - 20k gal 458.00 Resolution 2025-102 Flam/Comb Liq: Above Ground 20k + gal 613.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fruit Ripening 176.00 Resolution 2025-102 HazMat Above Ground: < 55 gal 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 HazMat Above Ground: 55 - 225 gal 185.00 Resolution 2025-102 HazMat Above Ground: 225 -1k gal 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 HazMat Above Ground: 1k -10k gal 383.00 Resolution 2025-102 HazMat Above Ground: 10k - 20k gal 469.00 Resolution 2025-102 HazMat Above Ground: 20k + gal 500.00 Resolution 2025-102 Haz Waste Generator: CESQG 207.00 Resolution 2025-102 Haz Waste Generator: Lrg Quantity* 420.00 Resolution 2025-102 Haz Waste Generator: SQG 383.00 Resolution 2025-102 Haz Waste Treatment: CE only* 221.00 Resolution 2025-102 Haz Waste Treatment: CA, PBR* 442.00 Resolution 2025-102 Universal Waste Collection Site 1,174.00 Resolution 2025-102 High-Piled Combust Storage 530.00 Resolution 2025-102 * Fee determined by the department for the reasonable cost and not adjusted by the annual CPI of 2.5% in February 2026 Fire Prevention - Annual Fire Code & Unified Program Activity Fees (Con't)

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Description Unit Fee Source
Special Event Permit Fees
Candles and Open Flame in Assembly Per Event 147.00 $ Resolution 2025-102 Carnivals and Fairs Per Event 589.00 Resolution 2025-102 Exhibits and Trade Shows Per Event 822.00 Resolution 2025-102 Pyrotechnical Special Effects show Per Show 1,762.00 Resolution 2025-102 Temporary Membrane Structures Per Event 367.00 Resolution 2025-102 Seasonal Lots (Xmas, Pumpkin, etc.) Each Lot 367.00 Resolution 2025-102 Open Burning Per Application 147.00 Resolution 2025-102 Inspection/Service Fees
Alternate Method Application - Hourly, not part of regular permit Per Hour 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hydrant Flow Test, per area tested Per Area 589.00 Resolution 2025-102 Licensed Care Facilities - Fire Clearance (other than Single Family Home Residential Care) Each 675.00 Resolution 2025-102 Dump Houses Per Hour 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Excessive False Alarmsa Each Occurrence 882.00 Resolution 2025-102 Other Plan Checks and Inspections (such as but not limited to emergency repair/modification to fire protection system) Per Hour 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Off hours inspections (2 hour minimum charge) Hourly @ time and a half Per Hour 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Asbestos abatement Per Hour 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire code assessment/approval change of occupancy/use/equipment/access P er Hour 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 Service Required in Excess of Standard (due to size, occupancy uses or other than local regulations) Per Hour 295.00 Resolution 2025-102 a Excessive False Alarm is defined as three or more false alarms within a 90-day period.

Description Unit Fee Source
Response to incidence/stand-by
Truck Company (4-person rig) (1) Per Hour 708.01$ Resolution 2025-102 Engine Company (3-person rig) (2) Per Hour 593.54 Resolution 2025-102 Paramedic Rescue (2-person rig) (3) Per Hour 354.08 Resolution 2025-102 Specialized Equipment Actual Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 Supplies/Equipment Used Actual Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 Battalion Chief Per Hour 181.22 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Inspector Per Hour 170.91 Resolution 2025-102 HazMat Inspector Per Hour 169.87 Resolution 2025-102 Hourly Rates calculated per 2912 annual hours: (as of 7/1/2026).

Apparatus rates based on November 2025 CalOES letter.

Fire Captain - $117.31
Fire Engineer - $107.76
Firefighter Paramedic - 100.48
Firefighter - $94.11
Apparatus (Type I) - $162.44 for
(1) and (2)
Apparatus (Type V-VII) - $82.87 for (3)
(1) Includes fully burdened hourly rates for fire captain, fire engineer, firefighter paramedic, firefighter, apparatus and 21.63% administrative overhead (2) Includes fully burdened hourly rate for fire captain, fire engineer, firefighter paramedic, and apparatus and 21.63% administrative overhead (3) Includes fully burdened hourly rate for fire engineer, firefighter paramedic, and apparatus and 21.63% administrative overhead Fire Prevention - Miscellaneous Fees
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Police Permit
Bingo 374.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Card Room - License 1,630.86 Modified; see staff report Card Room - Renewal 1,630.86 Modified; see staff report Card Room - License Amendment 2,095.56 New; see staff report Card Room - Employee Work Permit 256.00 Resolution 2025-102 Card Room - Employee Wk Permit Renewal 256.00 Resolution 2025-102 Dance Application 313.00 Resolution 2025-102 Food Vehicle Permit 256.00 Resolution 2025-102 Food Vehicle Renewal 256.00 Resolution 2025-102 Massage Establishment Permit 624.00 Resolution 2025-102 Massage Establishment Permit Renewal 256.00 Resolution 2025-102 Masseuse Permit 374.00 Resolution 2025-102 Masseuse Renewal 220.00 Resolution 2025-102 Taxicab Driver Permit 256.00 Resolution 2025-102 Renewal Taxicab Driver Permit 256.00 Resolution 2025-102 Taxicab Company Permit 624.00 Resolution 2025-102 Renewal Taxicab Company Permit 294.00 Resolution 2025-102 Vendor/Solicitor Permit 313.00 Resolution 2025-102 Vendor/Solicitor Permit Renewal 256.00 Resolution 2025-102 Property & Evidence Fees (Subpoena required)
Property Storage (per item) 94.00 Resolution 2025-102 Evidence Recording Compact Disc (CD) 40.00 Resolution 2025-102 Duplication of Video Tapes (including digital video) 77.00 Resolution 2025-102 Digital Photos per Sheet 13.00 Resolution 2025-102 CD-ROM Copy 26.00 Resolution 2025-102 Prints From Video 160.00 Resolution 2025-102 Multiple Photos (plus developing) 12.00 Resolution 2025-102 Gun Safekeeping/Stoarage (per weapon) 99.00 Resolution 2025-102 Sale of Police Reports
Police Report * $12 per report / $0.3 per page Resolution 2025-102 Evidence Recording (per incident) 40.00 Resolution 2025-102 Background Check 37.00 Resolution 2025-102 Clearance Letter 88.00 Resolution 2025-102 ABC Clearance Letter 72.00 Resolution 2025-102 ABC One Day Permits 217.00 Resolution 2025-102 Animal Control Fees
Deceased Pet Pick Up 146.00 Resolution 2025-102 Vehicle Fees
Stored Vehicle Release ** 289.00 Resolution 2025-102 Impounded Vehicle ** 289.00 Resolution 2025-102 Repossessed Vehicle Fee (Receipt) *** 15.00 Resolution 2025-102 * $0.30 per page is not subject to the annual CPI increase as the amount is the direct cost of duplication ** Not subject to the annual CPI increase as it is more than other area agencies' charges *** Not subject to the annual CPI increase as the amount is set per California Government Code 40226/41612/40225(C) respectively Police Department Fees
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Others
Handicapped Citation Sign-Off (1) 25.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Citation Sign-off (1) 10.00 Resolution 2025-102 Emergency Response - Impaired Driver Actual Cost Resolution 2025-102 Subpoena Witness Fee (2) $275/Day Resolution 2025-102
Special Event Staff Charges
Per hour with overhead Actual costs + overhead Resolution 2025-102 (1) Not subject to the annual CPI increase as the amount is set per California Vehicle Code 40226 and 40225(C), respectively (2) Not subject to the annual CPI increase as the amount is set per California Government Code 68097.2b Description Code Fine Late Penalty Source
Vehicle Over 20' LMC 10.20.020 68.00$ 136.00$ Resolution 2025-102 No Parking LMC 10.20.060 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 Unattended Vehicle W/Keys LMC 10.20.080 43.00 86.00 Resolution 2025-102 Within Marked Space LMC 10.20.090 48.00 96.00 Resolution 2025-102 Parallel W/In 18" Of Left Curb LMC 10.20.100 55.00 110.00 Resolution 2025-102 Angle Parking LMC 10.20.110 48.00 96.00 Resolution 2025-102 Tanker Explosive/Flammable LMC 10.20.170 158.00 316.00 Resolution 2025-102 Limited Parking LMC 10.20.180 55.00 110.00 Resolution 2025-102 Vehicle Repair LMC 10.20.210 60.00 120.00 Resolution 2025-102 Camp In Vehicle On Street LMC 10.20.220 73.00 146.00 Resolution 2025-102 Over 72 Hours LMC 10.20.230 63.00 126.00 Resolution 2025-102 On the Street For Repair LMC 10.20.240 63.00 126.00 Resolution 2025-102 Temp/Emergency No Parking LMC 10.20.250 55.00 110.00 Resolution 2025-102 City Property LMC 10.20.260 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 Private Property Prohibited LMC 10.20.270 65.00 130.00 Resolution 2025-102 Obstructing City Street LMC 10.20.280 63.00 126.00 Resolution 2025-102 Posted Bicycle Only Parking LMC 10.20.290 60.00 120.00 Resolution 2025-102 Stop/Park Bus Zone LMC 10.20.300 263.00 526.00 Resolution 2025-102 Weight Limits LMC 10.24.020 63.00 126.00 Resolution 2025-102 Ramp Pass Required LMC 11.08.120 48.00 96.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hazard CVC 22500a 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 Crosswalk Unmarked CVC 22500b 48.00 96.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Station Driveway CVC 22500d 58.00 116.00 Resolution 2025-102 Blocking Driveway CVC 22500e 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 On Sidewalk CVC 22500f 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 Blocking Excavation CVC 22500g 53.00 106.00 Reso lution 2025-102 Double Parked CVC 22500h 55.00 110.00 Resolution 2025-102 Bus Zone CVC 22500i 258.00 516.00 Resolution 2025-102 Bridge CVC 22500k 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 Sidewalk Wheelchair Access CVC 22500l 283.00 566.00 Resolution 2025-102 "Daylighting" No Parking CVC 22500(n)(1) 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fire Lane CVC 22550.1 70.00 140.00 Resolution 2025-102 Parallell/18" R. Curb CVC 22502a 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 18" From L. Curb One-way CVC 22502e 60.00 120.00 Resolution 2025-102 Disable Parking CVC 22507.8 283.00 566.00 Resolution 2025-102 Police Department Fees - Con't
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Description Code Fine Late Penalty Source
Fire Hydrant within 15" CVC 22514 70.00$ 140.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Locked Vehicle Person Inside CVC 22516 73.00 146.00 Resolution 2025-102 W/IN 3"Sidewalk Access Ramp CVC 22522 283.00 566.00 Resolution 2025-102 Abandoned Vehicle CVC 22523a 238.00 476.00 Resolution 2025-102 Abandoned Vehicle Private Prop CVC 22523b 238.00 476.00 Resolution 2025-102 Public Grounds CVC 21113A 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 No Parking 20ft From Crosswalk CVC 22500n 53.00 106.00 Resolution 2025-102 Expired Tabs CVC 5204 108.00 216.00 Resolution 2025-102 (3) Not subject to the annual CPI increase per the applicable California Vehicle Codes Standard Judicial Reserve
Type of Permit 2-Year 3-Year 4-Year Source
(Livermore
residents)
(Judges &
Magistrates)
(Reserve
Officers)
Initial fee
Paid on application submission * 93.00 $ 93.00 $ 93.00 $ Resolution 2025-102 Issuance fee
Paid upon application approval * 387.00 387.00 387.00 Resolution 2025-102 Renewal fee 94.00 94.00 94.00 Resolution 2025-102 Duplicate / Modification fee * 47.00 47.00 47.00 Resolution 2025-102 * Not subject to the annual CPI adjustment
Police Department Fees - Concealed Carry Weapons Permit Police Department Fees - Parking Penalties (Cont.) (3)
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Description Unit Fee** Source
Room Rental Fee varies by the group
Group - Livermore Public Library, Friends of the Livermore Public Library, City of Livermore, Livermore Area Recreation and Park District (LARPD), Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District (LVJUSD), Las Positas College
Hourly fees Per hour per room None Resolution 2025-102 Daily fees Per day per room None Resolution 2025-102
Group - All others
Hourly Fees Per hour per room 21.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Daily fees Per day per room 105.00 Resolution 2025-102 Equipment Usage
Digital Projector Per day 27.00 Resolution 2025-102 Conference Phone Per day 27.00 Resolution 2025-102 Flip Chart/Dry Erase board with paper and pens Per day 16.00 Resolution 2025-102 Microphones Per day 11.00 Resolution 2025-102 Printing from computers / microfilm machine
Black & white Per page 0.10 Resolution 2025-102 Color Per page 0.25 Resolution 2025-102 Photocopying Per page 0.15 Resolution 2025-102 Library Material Replacement Fees
Magazines and Paperback Books per item 5.00 Resolution 2025-102 Music CDs per item 21.00 Resolution 2025-102 Children's Books per item 21.00 Resolution 2025-102 Educational Games per item 21.00 Resolution 2025-102 DVDs per item 31.00 Resolution 2025-102 Media Kits per kit 31.00 Resolution 2025-102 Adult / Teen Books per item 31.00 Resolution 2025-102 Educational Toys per item 31.00 Resolution 2025-102 Talking Books per item 52.00 Resolution 2025-102 Console Games / Technology Items per item 52.00 Resolution 2025-102 Higher Value Library Items per item 103.00 - 317.00 Resolution 2025-102 Materials Recovery Service Fee per referral 10.00 Resolution 2025-102 Easy Access Keycard Replacement per card 5.00 Resolution 2025-102 Link + Materials * per item up to $115 Resolution 2025-102 * A Link+ system-wide payable to the library that owns the borrowed item. The cost is set by the owning library. ** Fees are the same as in prior year as the amounts are sufficeint to cover the cost.

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Residential
Single Family Dwelling Unit Per Month 77.99 $ Resolution 2025-092 Multi-family Dwelling Unit Per Month 63.05 Resolution 2025-092 Non-Residential
All Non-Residential/Institutional Account Per Month 33.82 Resolution 2025-092 Bakeries Per 100 cubic feet 13.09 Resolution 2025-092 Commercial Laundries Per 100 cubic feet 7.90 Resolution 2025-092 Markets w/ disposals Per 100 cubic feet 12.33 Resolution 2025-092 Mortuaries Per 100 cubic feet 12.33 Resolution 2025-092 Restaurants Per 100 cubic feet 13.12 Resolution 2025-092 All Other Commerical Properties Per 100 cubic feet 5.63 Resolution 2025-092 Schools & Institutions Per 100 cubic feet 5.47 Resolution 2025-092 Industrial
Volume Per million gallons 10,897.00 Resolution 2025-092 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) Per 1,000 lb 1,309.00 Resolution 2025-092 Total Suspended Solids (TSS) Per 1,000 lb 1,309.00 Resolution 2025-092 Sewer Rates

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Description Rates Source
Annually (review per sample) 84.03 $ Modified; see staff report Description Rates Source
Sampling
Composite Sample 1,269.08 $ Modified; see staff report Grab Sample 754.45 Modified; see staff report Description Rates Source
New Permit: Review Application, Initial Inspection, Permit Issuance
Significant Industrial User (SIU) 3,739.78 $ Modified; see staff report Non-Significant Industrial User (Non-SIU ) 2,283.34 Modified; see staff report Temporary Wastewater Discharge Permit (WWDP) 1,016.75 Modified; see staff report Renewal Permit: Review Application, Inspection, Permit
Issuance
Significant Industrial User (SIU) 2,445.74 Modified; see staff report Non-Significant Industrial User (Non-SIU - General) 2,104.73 Modified; see staff report Non-Significant Industrial User (Non-SIU - Wash Rack) 1,297.81 Modified; see staff report Permit Amendment
Significant Industrial User (SIU) 739.46 Modified; see staff report Non-Significant Industrial User (Non-SIU ) 739.46 Modified; see staff report Violation Follow-up
Follow-up/Repeat Inspection 1,306.55 Modified; see staff report Hearings
Show Cause Hearing 1,327.19 Modified; see staff report Enforcement Hearing 1,678.73 Modified; see staff report Wastewater Monitoring Fees (Discharge Sampling)
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Description Unit Rates Source
Meter Service Charges:
5/8" Meter - D Monthly 24.37 $ Resolution 2025-102 3/4" Meter - D Monthly 32.26 Resolution 2025-102
1 " Meter w/Fire Line Monthly 24.37 Resolution 2025-102 1" Meter - D Monthly 48.02 Resolution 2025-102
1-1/2" Meter - D Monthly 87.46 Resolution 2025-102
1-1/2" Meter - T Monthly 103.23 Resolution 2025-102
2" Meter - D Monthly 134.77 Resolution 2025-102
2" Meter - T Monthly 158.43 Resolution 2025-102
3" Meter - T Monthly 351.64 Resolution 2025-102
4" Meter - T Monthly 600.04 Resolution 2025-102
6" Meter - T Monthly 1,270.34 Resolution 2025-102
8" Meter - T Monthly 2,216.65 Resolution 2025-102
10" Meter - T Monthly 3,320.67 Resolution 2025-102
12" Meter - T Monthly 4,188.11 Resolution 2025-102
5/8" Fire-line Meter Monthly 1.33 Resolution 2025-102
3/4" Fire-line Meter Monthly 1.58 Resolution 2025-102
1" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 2.11 Resolution 2025-102
1-1/2" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 3.15 Resolution 2025-102 2" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 4.19 Resolution 2025-102
3" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 6.27 Resolution 2025-102
4" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 8.35 Resolution 2025-102
6" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 12.51 Resolution 2025-102
8" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 16.67 Resolution 2025-102
10" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 20.83 Resolution 2025-102
12" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 24.99 Resolution 2025-102
Hydrant Meter Program Fee *
3" Monthly 21.95 Resolution 2025-102
Lost Hydrant Wrench Fee Per Meter 54.00 Resolution 2025-102 Deposits
Residential
5/8" Meter Per Meter 100.00 Resolution 2025-102
1" Meter Per Meter 100.00 Resolution 2025-102
Other than residential
5/8" or 3/4" Meter Per Meter 100.00 Resolution 2025-102 1" or 1-1/2" Meter Per Meter 100.00 Resolution 2025-102 2" or 3" Meter Per Meter 200.00 Resolution 2025-102
4" or larger Meter Per Meter 400.00 Resolution 2025-102 Construction Meter Deposit
3" Construction Meter - Recycled Per Meter 1,500.00 Resolution 2025-102 3" Construction Meter - Potable Per Meter 3,500.00 Modified; see staff report Meter Testing Fees
Meters up to 2" in size 100.00 Resolution 2025-102
Meters > 2" 200.00 Resolution 2025-102
Hydrant Meter Mounting and Backflow Testing Fee 175.00 Resolution 2025-102 Reconnection Fee **
First time restoration 60.00 Resolution 2025-102
Subsequent restoration in a 12-month period 80.00 Resolution 2025-102 Reconnection if the water meter is removed 100.00 Resolution 2025-102 Reconnection between hours of 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. 250.00 Resolution 2025-102 Master Lock Replacement Per Lock 15.00 Resolution 2025-102 Best Lock Replacement Per Lock 50.00 Resolution 2025-102 * Ad
justed by the annual CPI adjustment of 2.5% in February 2026 ** The City is in compliance with SB-998 Discontinuation of residential water service. If your household income is below 200% Water Rates - July 1 to December 31, 2026

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Description Unit Rates (b)
Source
Water Rates (a)
Recycled (2)
Recycled Water Per CCF (1) 2.83$ Resolution 2025-102 Normal Supply Voluntary Conservation
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 1.47 Resolution 2025-102 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 2.10 Resolution 2025-102
Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 1.70 Resolution 2025-102
Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 1.67 Resolution 2025-102
Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 1.88 Resolution 2025-102
Stage I - Voluntary 10% Water Conservation
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 1.67 Resolution 2025-102
Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 2.30 Resolution 2025-102
Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 1.90 Resolution 2025-102
Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 1.87 Resolution 2025-102
Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 2.08 Resolution 2025-102
Stage II - Voluntary/Mandatory 20% Water Conservation
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 1.92 Resolution 2025-102
Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 2.55 Resolution 2025-102
Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 2.15 Resolution 2025-102
Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 2.12 Resolution 2025-102
Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 2.33 Resolution 2025-102
(a) Water rates will be charged based upon the water conservation level in effect. (b) The rates shown here are the City charges only. Non-recycled ratepayers must pay the City service charge, the City variable charges, as well as the Zone 7 fixed and variable charges. (1) 1 CCF = 100 Cubic Feet of water or 1 "unit" of water (2) Recycled - "Normal" recycled water rates remain in effect in all stages of conservation Water Rates - July 1 to December 31, 2026 (Continued)

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Description Unit Rates (b)
Source
Water Rates (a)
Stage III Shortage
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF (1) 2.23$ Resolution 2025-102 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 2.86 Resolution 2025-102 Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 2.46 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 2.43 Resolution 2025-102 Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 2.64 Resolution 2025-102 Stage IV - Mandatory 50% Water Conservation
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 2.65 Resolution 2025-102 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 3.28 Resolution 2025-102 Multi-Family Residential Resolution 2025-102
Uniform Per CCF 2.88 Resolution 2025-102 Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency Resolution 2025-102 Uniform Per CCF 2.85 Resolution 2025-102 Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 3.06 Resolution 2025-102 Stage V Shortage
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 3.24 Resolution 2025-102 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 3.87 Resolution 2025-102 Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 3.47 Resolution 2025-102 Non-residential
Uniform Per CCF 3.44 Resolution 2025-102 Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 3.65 Resolution 2025-102 Stage VI Shortage
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 4.07 Resolution 2025-102 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 4.70 Resolution 2025-102 Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 4.30 Resolution 2025-102 Non-residential
Uniform Per CCF 4.27 Resolution 2025-102 Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 4.48 Resolution 2025-102 (a) Water rates will be charged based upon the water conservation level in effect. (b) The rates shown here are the City charges only. Non-recycled ratepayers must pay the City service charge, the City variable charges, as well as the Zone 7 fixed and variable charges. (1) 1 CCF = 100 Cubic Feet of water or 1 "unit" of water Water Rates - July 1 to December 31, 2026 (Continued)

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Billing Total
Description Unit Price Source
Meters and Related Parts Each Actual Cost plus 10% Resolution 2025-102 * Price is the direct cost per the 3rd party plus applicable sales tax, final rate will be based on the current price from the 3rd party and is subject to change.

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Meter Service Charges:
5/8" Meter - D Monthl y 24.86$ Resolution 2022-052 3/4" Meter - D Monthly 32.95 Resolution 2022-052
1 " Meter w/Fire Line Monthly 24.86 Resolution 2022-052 1" Meter - D Monthly 49.12 Resolution 2022-052
1-1/2" Meter - D Monthly 89.56 Resolution 2022-052
1-1/2" Meter - T Monthly 105.73 Resolution 2022-052
2" Meter - D Monthly 138.08 Resolution 2022-052
2" Meter - T Monthly 162.34 Resolution 2022-052
3" Meter - T Monthly 360.47 Resolution 2022-052
4" Meter - T Monthly 615.20 Resolution 2022-052
6" Meter - T Monthly 1,302.58 Resolution 2022-052
8" Meter - T Monthly 2,273.00 Resolution 2022-052
10" Meter - T Monthly 3,405.14 Resolution 2022-052
12" Meter - T Monthly 4,294.68 Resolution 2022-052
5/8" Fire-line Meter Monthly 1.35 Resolution 2022-052
3/4" Fire-line Meter Monthly 1.60 Resolution 2022-052
1" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 2.14 Resolution 2022-052
1-1/2" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 3.19 Resolution 2022-052 2" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 4.24 Resolution 2022-052
3" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 6.34 Resolution 2022-052
4" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 8.44 Resolution 2022-052
6" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 12.64 Resolution 2022-052
8" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 16.84 Resolution 2022-052
10" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 21.04 Resolution 2022-052
12" Fire-Line Meter Monthly 25.04 Resolution 2022-052
Hydrant Meter Program Fee *
3" Monthly 21.95 Resolution 2025-102
Lost Hydrant Wrench Fee Per Meter 54.00 Resolution 2022-052 Deposits
Residential
5/8" Meter Per Meter 100.00 Resolution 2025-102
1" Mete
r Per Meter 100.00 Resolution 2025-102
Other than residential
5/8" or 3/4" Meter Per Meter 100.00 Resolution 2025-102 1" or 1-1/2" Meter Per Meter 100.00 Resolution 2025-102 2" or 3" Meter Per Meter 200.00 Resolution 2025-102
4" or larger Meter Per Meter 400.00 Resolution 2025-102 Construction Meter Deposit
3" Construction Meter - Recycled Per Meter 1,500.00 Resolution 2025-102 3" Construction Meter - Potable Per Mete
r 3,500.00 Modified; see staff re port
Meter Testing Fees
Meters up to 2" in size 100.00 Resolution 2025-102
Meters > 2" in size 200.00 Resolution 2025-102
Hydrant Meter Mounting and Backflow Testing Fee 175.00 Resolution 2025-102 Reconnection Fee **
First time restoration 60.00 Resolution 2025-102
Subsequent restoration in a 12-month period 80.00 Resolution 2025-102 Reconnection if the water meter is removed 100.00 Resolution 2025-102 Reconnection between hours of 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. 250.00 Resolution 2025-102 Master Lock Replacement Per Lock 15.00 Resolution 2025-102 Best Lock Replacement Per Lock 50.00 Resolution 2025-102 * Adjusted by the annual CPI adjustment of 2.5% in February 2026 ** The City is in compliance with SB-998 Discontinuation of residential water service. If your household income is below 200% of the federal poverty line, and it is applicable to you, please contact Finance Division at (925) 960-4300.

Water Rates - effective January 1, 2027
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Source
Water Rates (a)
Recycled (2)
Recycled Water Per CCF (1) 2.86$ Resolution 2022-052 Normal Supply Voluntary Conservation
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 1.51 Resolution 2022-052 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 2.15 Resolution 2022-052
Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 1.74 Resolution 2022-052
Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 1.71 Resolution 2022-052
Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 1.92 Resolution 2022-052
Stage I - Voluntary 10% Water Conservation
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 1.72 Resolution 2022-052
Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 2.36 Resolution 2022-052
Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 1.95 Resolution 2022-052
Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 1.92 Resolution 2022-052
Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 2.13 Resolution 2022-052
Stage II - Voluntary/Mandatory 20% Water Conservation
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 1.97 Resolution 2022-052
Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 2.61 Resolution 2022-052
Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 2.20 Resolution 2022-052
Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 2.17 Resolution 2022-052
Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 2.38 Resolution 2022-052
(a) Water rates will be charged based upon the water conservation level in effect. (b) The rates shown here are the City charges only. Non-recycled ratepayers must pay the City service charge, the City variable charges, as well as the Zone 7 fixed and variable charges. (1) 1 CCF = 100 Cubic Feet of water or 1 "unit" of water (2) Recycled - "Normal" recycled water rates remain in effect in all stages of conservation Water Rates - effective January 1, 2027 (Continued)

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Description Unit Rates (b)
Source
Water Rates (a)
Stage III Shortage
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF (1) 2.29$ Resolution 2022-052 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 2.93 Resolution 2022-052 Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 2.52 Resolution 2022-052 Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 2.49 Resolution 2022-052 Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 2.70 Resolution 2022-052 Stage IV - Mandatory 50% Water Conservation
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 2.72 Resolution 2022-052 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 3.36 Resolution 2022-052 Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 2.95 Resolution 2022-052 Commercial, Institutional & Public Agency
Uniform Per CCF 2.92 Resolution 2022-052 Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 3.13 Resolution 2022-052 Stage V Shortage
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 3.33 Resolution 2022-052 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 3.97 Resolution 2022-052 Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 3.56 Resolution 2022-052 Non-residential
Uniform Per CCF 3.53 Resolution 2022-052 Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 3.74 Resolution 2022-052 Stage VI Shortage
Single Family Residential
Tier I 0 - 7 CCF Per CCF 4.18 Resolution 2022-052 Tier II over 7 CCF Per CCF 4.82 Resolution 2022-052 Multi-Family Residential
Uniform Per CCF 4.41 Resolution 2022-052 Non-residential
Uniform Per CCF 4.38 Resolution 2022-052 Irrigation
Uniform Per CCF 4.59 Resolution 2022-052 (a) Water rates will be charged based upon the water conservation level in effect. (b) The rates shown here are the City charges only. Non-recycled ratepayers must pay the City service charge, the City variable charges, as well as the Zone 7 fixed and variable charges. (1) 1 CCF = 100 Cubic Feet of water or 1 "unit" of water Water Rates - effective January 1, 2027 (Continued)

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Description Unit Fee Source
Facility
Paved, Open Aircraft Tie-Down (1)
0 - 3,500 pounds (Certified max. gross take-off weight) Monthly 76.00$ Resolution 2025-102 3,501 - 6,250 pounds Monthly 87.00 Resolution 2025-102 6,215 - 12,500 pounds Monthly 105.00 Resolution 2025-102 12,501 - 25,000 pounds Monthly 126.00 Resolution 2025-102 25,001 - 50,000 pounds Monthly 157.00 Resolution 2025-102 50,001 pounds and above Monthly 205.00 Resolution 2025-102 Small T-Hangar Rental Monthly 463.00 Resolution 2025-102 Medium T- Hangar Rental Monthly 500.00 Resolution 2025-102 Large T-Hangar Rental Monthly 616.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar No. 272* Rental Monthly 551.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar No. 191* Rental Monthly 827.00 Resolution 2025-102 Rectangular Hangar (45' door) Rental (a) Monthly 814.00 Resolution 2025-102 Rectangular Hangar (48' door) Rental (a) Monthly 873.00 Resolution 2025-102 Executive Hangar, Small Hangar Rental** (a) Monthly 1,979.00 Resolution 2025-102 Executive Hangar, Large Hangar Rental ** (a) Monthly 2,154.00 Resolution 2025-102 Shelter Rental Monthly 277.00 Resolution 2025-102 T-Combo, North (Small) Monthly 739.00 Resolution 2025-102 T-Combo, North (Medium) Monthly 787.00 Resolution 2025-102 T-Combo, South (Small) Monthly 750.00 Resolution 2025-102 T-Combo, South (Medium) Monthly 787.00 Resolution 2025-102 T-Combo, South (Large) Monthly 934.00 Resolution 2025-102 Landing Fees: Commercial Aircraft Operations (shall include landings of all non-based general aviation aircraft that conduct air taxi, charter, or cargo operations under FAR Part 121 or Part 135) based on maximum certificated gross landing weight:
(2)
0 - 3,500 pounds Per Landing 3.00 Resolution 2025-102 3,501 - 6,250 pounds Per Landing 6.00 Resolution 2025-102 6,251 - 12,500 pounds Per Landing 12.00 Resolution 2025-102 12,501 - 25,000 pounds Per Landing 24.00 Resolution 2025-102 25,001 - 50,000 pounds Per Landing 48.00 Resolution 2025-102 50,001 pounds and above Per Landing 96.00 Resolution 2025-102 Transient Aircraft Parking Fees (8 to 24 hours, and any 24-hour period thereafter)
0 - 3,500 pounds (Gross Weight) (A) 6.00 Resolution 2025-102 3,501 - 6,250 pounds (A) 8.00 Resolution 2025-102 6,215 - 12,500 pounds (A) 16.00 Resolution 2025-102 12,501 - 25,000 pounds (A) 21.00 Resolution 2025-102 25,001 - 50,000 pounds (A) 32.00 Resolution 2025-102 50,001 pounds and above (designated apron only) (A) 43.00 Resolution 2025-102 * These Hangars are odd-sized and contain additional space. electrical charges.
(a) Except for those leases on medium term with a cap of 5%. (1) Rates are reasonable and the occupancy rate is only at 24% capacity. No change from last year. (2) Rates are reasonable; airport staff compared with rates charged by other airports. No change from last year.

Airport Fees
** The City may separately invoice Executive Hangar tenants with a month-to-month lease for any amount over $100 in monthly (A) Rate is fixed, not subject to annual CPI change.

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Description Unit Fee Source
Long-Term Vehicle Parking (A)
Non Commercial Standard Size Vehicle Monthly 50.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Permit Fee (A)
Annual Commercial Aviation Permit Yearly 150.00 Resolution 2025-102 Air Ships Mooring Fee (A) Per liner ft/day 1.00 Resolution 2025-102 Gate Access Card
Card Replacement Fee (A) 20.00 Resolution 2025-102 Remote Card Fee (A) 75.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hanger Key Purchase - additional Key (A) Per key 5.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar Re-core (A) 87.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar Wait List Deposit for T-Hangars (A) 204.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar Wait List Deposit for Box Hangars (A) 365.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fuel Flowage Fees - per gallon delivered 0.11 up to 750k Resolution 2025-102 Fuel Flowage Fees - per gallon delivered 0.13 up to 900k Resolution 2025-102 Fuel Flowage Fees - per gallon delivered 0.15 above 900k Resolution 2025-102 Commercial Filming Fees (up to 8 hours, plus $500 per hour thereafter.

Staff assistance charges are separate)
On Airport operations area
(A) 2,500.00 Resolution 2025-102
On Landside public area (A) 1,000.00 Resolution 2025-102 Beyond eight (8) hours (A) Hourly 500.00 Resolution 2025-102 Filming assistance
Airport safety staff (A) Hourly 125.00 Resolution 2025-102 Airport management staff (A) Hourly 163.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar Administration Fee (A) 50.00 Resolution 2025-102 Late Charges and Interest***
Late Charges if monthly rent not paid by the 10th day of each month 5% of Monthly Rent Resolution 2025-102
Interest on late payments Monthly 0.5% Resolution 2025-102 Conference Room Rental and Related Fees (A)
Cleaning fee Per event 50.00 Resolution 2025-102 Group rental
City of Livermore, Livermore Airport Per event Free Resolution 2025-102 Livermore Airport established aviation groups, clubs or organizations Per event Free Resolution 2025-102
Non-resident, non-aviation groups Hourly 50.00 Resolution 2025-102 Other Fees
Damage Deposit: Released following conclusion of event(s) Hourly 300.00 Resolution 2025-102 Airport Attendant on Duty: After hours, 2-hour minimum Hourly 200.00 Resolution 2025-102 Each hour beyond 2 hours Hourly 80.00 Resolution 2025-102 Equipment Usage
LCD monitor Per event 25.00 Resolution 2025-102 Conference Phone Per event 25.00 Delete; see staff report *** If all charges are not paid within 30 days from the due date, the City may terminate the lease. (A) Rate is fixed, not subject to annual CPI change.

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The City Council has the authority to establish and change specific fees or service charges subject to legal requirements within California State law.

In addition, all City Departments have a role in fee schedule policies and maintenance. All Departments that levy fees are responsible for:

4. Providing for the annual revision of fees or proposing changes in fees consistent with the intent of the Master Fee Schedule.

3. Proposing fees which reflect the cost of services provided by the City based on a cost analysis; and

2. Keeping updated copies of the Schedule available and in clear display;

1. Including all fees that are levied in the Master Fee Schedule;

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Description Unit Fee Source
Business License
Additional branch fee Each 17.48$ Resolution 2025-102 Duplicate license fee Each 11.23 Resolution 2025-102 Change of location fee Each 17.48 Resolution 2025-102 Registration fee Each 32.45 Resolution 2025-102 Tobacco Retailer License
Initial license registration fee Each 36.00 Ordinance 2088 License fee Each 969.00 Ordinance 2088 Description Unit Fee Source
Dog License**
Dog License for a spayed or neutered dog
1 Year Each 18.20$ Resolution 2025-102 3 Years Each 36.40 Resolution 2025-102 Dog license for a non-spayed or non-neutered dog
1 Year Each 66.73 Resolution 2025-102 3 Years Each 94.63 Resolution 2025-102 Lost tag replacement Each 0.50 Ordinance 311 Discount on dog license for senior residents (62 and up older) Each 50% Resolution 2025-102
Other Animals Permit Fees
Animal Fancier *** Each Per Year 121.32 Resolution 2025-102 Pet Shop Each Per Year 121.32 Resolution 2025-102 Exotic Each Per Year 121.32 Resolution 2025-102 Penalty Fee for delinquent payments Each 18.20 Resolution 2025-102 ** Dog license renewals will be processed monthly. A new or renewed license will expire on the last day of the issuance month of the following year for a one-year license or of the third year for a three-year license. The license expiration date cannot be subsequent to the last day of the month of the rabies vaccination expiration ***Other animal permit fees are renewed annually, due 12/31 and delinquent 2/1. Animals that require a permit include:

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Base Cost@
Threshold Size
^
Cost for
each
Additional
100 s.f. ^
Base Cost@
Threshold
Size ^
Cost for
each
Additional
100 s.f. ^

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The fees calculated reflect standard processing time. Projects requiring excessive review time will be recovered on a T&M basis.

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The fees calculated reflect standard processing time. Projects requiring excessive review time will be recovered on a T&M basis.

Land Use Entitlements and Permits (Continued)
* Users pay for maintenance costs on an annual basis based on relative waste volume: user’s volume of bins divided by total volume of bins in trash

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Notes: T&M - Applicant shall be charged on a time and materials basis.

Land Use Entitlements and Permits (Continued)

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Apparatus rates based on November 2025 CalOES letter.

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Water Meter Purchase Prices *

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Description Unit Fee Source
Long-Term Vehicle Parking (A)
Non Commercial Standard Size Vehicle Monthly 50.00$ Resolution 2025-102 Permit Fee (A)
Annual Commercial Aviation Permit Yearly 150.00 Resolution 2025-102 Air Ships Mooring Fee (A) Per liner ft/day 1.00 Resolution 2025-102 Gate Access Card
Card Replacement Fee (A) 20.00 Resolution 2025-102
Remote Card Fee (A) 75.00 Resolution 2025-102
Hanger Key Purchase - additional Key (A) Per key 5.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar Re-core (A) 87.00 Resolution 2025-102
Hangar Wait List Deposit for T-Hangars (A) 204.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar Wait List Deposit for Box Hangars (A) 365.00 Resolution 2025-102 Fuel Flowage Fees - per gallon delivered 0.11 up to 750k Resolution 2025-102 Fuel Flowage Fees - per gallon delivered 0.13 up to 900k Resolution 2025-102 Fuel Flowage Fees - per gallon delivered 0.15 above 900k Resolution 2025-102 Commercial Filming Fees (up to 8 hours, plus $500 per hour thereafter.

Staff assistance charges are separate)
On Airport operations area
(A) 2,500.00 Resolution 2025-102
On Landside public area (A) 1,000.00 Resolution 2025-102 Beyond eight (8) hours (A) Hourly 500.00 Resolution 2025-102 Filming assistance
Airport safety staff (A) Hourly 125.00 Resolution 2025-102 Airport management staff (A) Hourly 163.00 Resolution 2025-102 Hangar Administration Fee (A) 50.00 Resolution 2025-102 Late Charges and Interest***
Late Charges if monthly rent not paid by the 10th day of each month 5% of Monthly Rent Resolution 2025-102
Interest on late payments Monthly 0.5% Resolution 2025-102 Conference Room Rental and Related Fees (A)
Cleaning fee Per event 50.00 Re solution 2025-102
Group rental
City of Livermore, Livermore Airport Per event Free Resolution 2025-102 Livermore Airport established aviation groups, clubs or organizations Per event Free Resolution 2025-102
Non-resident, non-aviation groups Hourly 50.00 Re
solution 2025-102
Other Fees
Damage Deposit: Released following conclusion of event(s) Hourly 300.00 Re solution 2025-102
Airport Attendant on Duty: After hours, 2-hour minimum Hourly 200.00 Re solution 2025-102
Each hour beyond 2 hours Hourly 80.00 Re
solution 2025-102
Equipment Usage
LCD monitor Per event 25.00 Re
solution 2025-102
Conference Phone Per event 25.00
Delete; see staff report
*** If all charges are not paid within 30 days from the due date, the City may terminate the lease. (A) Rate is fixed, not subject to annual CPI change.

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Hearing to receive and consider all
evidence and reports regarding the
adoption of a Master
Fee Schedule
June 22, 2026
Presented by Erik Peterson, Finance Manager
Administrative Services Department
Overview
• Annual update of fees for all City services to the
public
• Most fees are adjusted by the annual change in CPI
(February 2026 – 2.5%)
• The Master Fee Schedule does not include
development impact fees, landscape maintenance
district assessments, or franchise fees
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2 Fee Methodology
• Fees initially established by external fee study
• Staff reviews and performs fee analyses annually
• Fees are intended to recover the actual cost of
providing the service
Modified and New Fees
Community Development – Housing & Human
Services:
• New Unit Homebuyer Eligibility Verification Fee
Community Development – Building:
• Photovoltaic Systems fees for Commercial Building
• Residential Remodels
• Re-Roofing fees have been clarified to distinguish between residential and commercial projects
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3 Modified and New Fees Continued
Police Department:
• Cardroom License and Renewal Fee
• Cardroom Amendment Fee
Public Works Department – Water Resources:
• Source Control and related fees
• Construction Meter deposit increased to $3,500
Additional Clean-Up Changes
Community Development – Housing:
• Existing Fee Added to the schedule
Community Development – Building and Airport:
• Remove non-applicable Fees
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4 Recommendation
Staff recommends the City Council conduct a public
hearing and adopt a resolution approving the City’s
master fee schedule, incorporating certain fee
changes and superseding resolution 2025-102.

Questions?
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Public Hearing for the Confirmation of the Levy of
Assessments for the City’s Landscape
Maintenance Districts for Fiscal Year 2026-27
June 22, 2026
Presented by Marisa Gan, Interim Public Works
Manager, Public Works Department
Levy Assessment for Landscape
Maintenance Districts for Fiscal Year 2026/27
• City has 92 Landscape Maintenance Districts organized under the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972
• Property owners within each District pay assessments to cover the cost of:
• Landscape maintenance
• Utilities
• Operation and maintenance of infrastructure
• Maintenance operations are performed by City staff and supplemented by private contractors under the direction of City staff 1 2
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2 Levy Assessment for Landscape
Maintenance Districts for Fiscal Year 2026/27
• Staff reviews all operational costs incurred from the previous fiscal year including labor, supplies, and utilities and assesses the financial stability and maintenance levels of each district
• The proposed assessment rates to be levied for all Districts are equal to or less than each District’s prior Fiscal Year 2025/26 maximum assessment rates
Proposed
Adjustment
Allowable
Adjustment
Number of
DistrictsDistrict Policy

3.48%CPI-U+1%58Enduring Cap

2.48%CPI-U34Other
Levy Assessment for Landscape
Maintenance Districts for Fiscal Year 2026/27
Staff Recommends the City Council:

1. Conduct a public hearing for the confirmation of the annual levy of assessments for the City’s Landscape Maintenance Districts for Fiscal Year 2026-27.

2. Upon closure of the public hearing, staff recommends the City Council adopt a resolution confirming the annual levy of assessments for the City’s Landscape Maintenance Districts and directing actions with respect thereto for Fiscal Year 2026-27. 3 4
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Public Hearing
City of Livermore
2025 Urban Water Management Plan
June 22, 2026
Yanming Zhang, Ph.D., P .E.

Water Resources Technical Programs Manager
Public Works Department
What is an Urban Water
Management Plan (UWMP)?
• Long-Term Plan for Water Use and Supply
• Primary Requirements
o Water Demand Forecasting
o Water Supply Assessment
o Water Supply Reliability Analysis
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2 UWMP Timeline
March 5
Notice of
Preparation
June 5th
Draft
available for
comment
June 22nd
Public
Hearing and
adoption
June 30th
Submit
UWMP to
the State
City’s Water Service Area
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3 Achievement of 2020 SBx7-7 Target
Gallons per capita
per day (GPCD)
240Historical Baseline Water Use (10-year baseline, 1999-2008) 1922020 Goal
1902020 Annual Daily Per Capita Water Use
1842025 Annual Daily Per Capita Water Use
Met the goals during both 2020 and 2025 Reporting Period Zone 7 Water Source Portfolio
(2025)
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4 Zone 7 Projected Water Supply
-
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
45,000
2030 2035 2040 2045 2050
Water Supply (Million Gallon)
State Water Project
(SWP) Table A
(including new Delta
Conveyance)
SWP Carryover
Arroyo Valle
Main Groundwater Basin
Chain of Lakes (new)
Groundwater Banking
Sites Reservoir (new)
Zone 7’s Diversified Water Supply Portfolio (Normal Year) Reliability Assessment
• Long-Term (5-year interval, 2030-2050)
Normal Year
Single-Dry Year
Multiple Dry Year (5-year)
• Short-Term (Every year, 2026-2030)
Drought Risk Assessment
If a five-year drought starts in
2045 or 2050, during the last
year of each drought, there
will be a 14% or 20% shortfall,
respectively.
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5 Recommendation

1. Hold a Public Hearing

2. Adopt a Resolution:
a) Finding that the adoption of an UWMP is exempt from
the California Environmental Quality Act
b) Approving the 2025 UWMP
c) Authorizing transmittal to the California Department of Water Resources
d) Authorizing the City Manager to take appropriate and necessary actions to carry out the purpose and intent
of this Resolution
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Public Hearing
City of Livermore
2025 Water Shortage Contingency Plan
June 22, 2026
Yanming Zhang, Ph.D., P .E.

Water Resources Technical Programs Manager
Public Works Department
Water Shortage Contingency Plan (Plan)
• An actionable local plan to prepare for and manage
drought and other water supply shortage events
• City prepares and adopts a Water Shortage
Contingency Plan as part of its Urban Water
Management Plan.
• The Plan has been reviewed and updated.
• Staff determine that the Plan remains adequate as
required by statute.
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2 Water Shortage Stages
Demand Reduction
GoalTriggerStage
10% voluntaryAnnual supply projection is 10% below
demand projectionStage 1
Up to 20% voluntary or
mandatory
Annual supply projection is between 10% and
19% below demand projectionStage 2
30% mandatoryAnnual supply projection is between 20% and 29% below demand projectionStage 3
40% mandatoryAnnual supply projection is between 30% and 39% below demand projectionStage 4
50% mandatoryAnnual supply projection is between 40% and 49% below demand projectionStage 5
>50% mandatoryAnnual supply projection is more than 50% below demand projectionStage 6
Water Shortage Declaration
• A formal water supply shortage notification by Zone
7 Water Agency
• A collective recommendation of the Tri-Valley
Water Retailers Group
• An actual or potential local water supply restriction or emergency affecting the City’s system
• A resolution from the City declaring a local water
supply emergency
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3 Demand Reduction Actions
• Expanded public education and outreach campaign
• Notable measures
o Limit landscape irrigation to specific days and times o Prohibit use of potable water for construction
o Restrict or prohibit runoff from landscape irrigation o Prohibit vehicle washing except at facilities using
recycled or recirculating water
o Prohibit turf or lawn irrigation
o Conservation Rates
Recommendation

1. Hold a Public Hearing

2. Adopt a Resolution:
a) Approving the 2025 Plan
b) Authorizing transmittal to the State
c) Authorizing the City Manager to take appropriate and necessary actions to carry out the purpose and intent
of this Resolution
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Council Member
Date of
Meeting or
Event Committee or Organization Meeting or Event Type Summary of Meeting or Event Mayor Marchand 6/10/2026 Swords to Plowshares Ribbon-cutting Welcomed Swords to Plowshares
to Livermore and spoke about the
importance of providing services to
veterans.

Mayor Marchand 6/10/2026 Livermore Rotary Rodeo luncheon and recognition The Rotary Club recognized the
support from the City and other
individuals.

Mayor Marchand 6/10/2026 Valley Link Board meeting
Approved financials, employment
agreements, investment policies,
and heard a report on community
outreach.

Mayor Marchand 6/10/2026 Alameda County Mayors Conference Monthly meeting Approved appointments to regional
boards, and heard a presentation
on Piedmont Recreation
Department's Sidekick Program.

Mayor Marchand 6/11/2026 City of Livermore Mayor's Report on TV30 Provided an update on City
activities.

Mayor Marchand 6/11/2026 Livermore Rodeo Association Tour Took a behind-the-scenes tour of
the rodeo grounds.

Mayor Marchand 6/12/2026 Innovation Tri-Valley Monthly meeting Panel discussion on future ballot
initiatives.

Mayor Marchand 6/13/2026 City of Livermore Rodeo parade Attended the annual parade and
rode with the other Council
members..

Mayor Marchand 6/14/2026 Alden Lane Nursery Ribbon-cutting Spoke at the dedication of the
Monarch Butterfly Waystation
Garden.

Mayor Marchand 6/14/2026 Livermore Rodeo Annual Rodeo
Attended the annual "World's
Fastest Rodeo".

Mayor Marchand 6/15/2026
Alameda County Transportation
Commission Planning, Policy and
Legislative Committee Committee meeting
Received legislative updates and
information on "Bay Area
Connects".

Mayor Marchand 6/16/2026 Chamber of Commerce Leadership Livermore Class Provided a "Day in the Life of the
Mayor" and an update on City
projects.

Mayor Marchand 6/17/2026
Livermore Area Recreation and Parks
District Ribbon-cutting
Spoke at the opening of the new
"pump track".

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Date of
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Event Committee or Organization Meeting or Event Type Summary of Meeting or Event Mayor Marchand 6/18/2026 Chamber of Commerce Ribbon-cutting Welcomed Altamont Support
Services to Livermore.

Mayor Marchand 6/18/2026 Alameda County Fairgrounds Garden Party Fundraiser Attended the event which raises
funds for the demonstration farm.

Mayor Marchand 6/20/2026 Goodness Village
Fundraiser honoring the fifth
Anniversary of their opening.

Presented a proclamation
recognizing their 5th Anniversary
and thanking them for providing the
needed service to our community
and the region.

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Event Committee or Organization Meeting or Event Type Summary of Meeting or Event Vice Mayor Wang 6/11/2026 California Rangeland Trust Webinar Presentation on virtual fencing on
California rangelands
Vice Mayor Wang 6/17/2026
Livermore Area Recreation & Parks
District (LARPD) Ribbon cutting
Very well attended ribbon cutting for
Sunken Gardens pump track
Vice Mayor Wang 6/18/2026
Dublin San Ramon Services District
(DSRSD)-East Bay Municipal Utility
District (EBMUD) Recycled Water
Authority (DERWA)
20th anniversary celebration and
facility tour
Vice Mayor Wang 6/18/2026 Livermore Valley Arts
Faith Alpher at the Bankhead
Theater
“Silence is Not an Option:

Reclaiming Our Voice in an Era of
Erasure”
Vice Mayor Wang 6/18/2026 City of Dublin Juneteenth Celebration Very well-attended annual event at
the farmers market
Vice Mayor Wang 6/20/2026 Tri-Valley for Black Lives Tri-Valley Juneteenth Festival 6th annual Tri-Valley celebration of
Juneteenth
Vice Mayor Wang 6/20/2026 Goodness Village Annual fundraiser Reception, dinner, silent and live
auctions, and dancing!
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Date of
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Event Committee or Organization Meeting or Event Type Summary of Meeting or Event Council Member Barrientos 6/10/2026 City of Livermore
Swords to Plowshares ribbon
cutting
Met with Eleni and toured Common
Point offices. The offices will be
opened two days a week
Council Member Barrientos 6/11/2026 City of Livermore Stop Waste Board meeting Discussion of recycling and reuse
of solar panels
Council Member Barrientos 6/12/2026 City of Livermore
Ava - Marketing, Regulatory and
Legislative Subcommittee (MRL
committee marketing legislation)
Met to receive an up date on
legislation pertaining to waste,
reuse and recycling
Council Member Barrientos 6/13/2026 City of Livermore Livermore Rodeo Parade Traveled on the City’s Council
trailer
Council Member Barrientos 6/16/2026 Personal
Toured the Rosie the Riveter
Museum
History of how the ladies stepped in
to build equipment and ships during
WWII. My mother and father were
welders at the Sausalito shipyard
Council Member Barrientos 6/17/2026 City of Livermore Ava board meeting Reviewed and passed the 26/27
Ava budget
Council Member Barrientos 6/20/2026 Personal Goodness Village Fundraiser Funds were raised via an auction,
raffle and a cake bake off
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Council Member Branning 6/10/2026 Nuclear Care Partners 15th Anniversary Council Member Branning 6/10/2026 Tri-Valley Non-Profit Alliance Swords to Plowshares Ribbon
Cutting
Council Member Branning 6/11/2026 Dublin Leprechauns
Livermore Day Throwing the First
Pitch
Council Member Branning 6/13/2026 Livermore Rotary Livermore Rodeo Parade Council Member Branning 6/13/2026 Livermore Rodeo Association Livermore Rodeo Council Member Branning 6/14/2026 Alden Lane Butterfly Garden Ribbon Cutting Council Member Branning 6/16/2026 Livermore Downtown Inc. Board Meeting Council Member Branning 6/17/2026 Livermore Chamber of Commerce Business Mixer Council Member Branning 6/17/2026
Livermore Area Recreation and Parks
District and Foundation Bike Pump Track Ribbon Cutting
Council Member Branning 6/17/2026 Office of Congressperson DeSaulnier Asian American Pacific Islander
(AAPI) Constituents Forum
Council Member Branning 6/18/2026 Association of Bay Area Governments General Assembly Meeting Council Member Branning 6/18/2026 CalCities East Bay Division Division Board Meeting Council Member Branning 6/18/2026 Association of Bay Area Governments General Assembly Meeting Council Member Branning 6/20/2026 Tri-Valley for Black Lives Juneteenth Celebration Item 9.0
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Council Member Dunbar 6/13/2026
City of Livermore / Livermore Rodeo /
Livermore Rotary Rodeo Parade
Council Member Dunbar 6/14/2026 Livermore Rodeo Rodeo!
Council Member Dunbar 6/15/2026 Livermore Chamber of Commerce Pearl Vision Grand Opening Council Member Dunbar 6/17/2026
Livermore Area Recreation and Park
District
Sunken Gardens Pump Track
Grand Opening
Council Member Dunbar 6/20/2026 Goodness Village 5th Annual Fundraiser Item 9.0
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Livermore City CouncilJune 22, 2026

Livermore City Council
June 22, 2026