Long Beach City Council
September 8, 2026

ATTACHMENT A

List of Requested Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Adoption Actions

1. Adopt the Mayor’s proposed budget recommendations, as amended, to the Proposed FY 27 Budget. (A-1)

2. Adopt the Budget Oversight Committee’s proposed funding recommendations, as amended, to the Proposed FY 27 Budget. (A-2)

3. Adopt the expenditures and revenues as identified in the Proposed FY 27 Budget, as amended. (A-3)

4. Adopt the Resolution amending the Master Fees and Charges Schedule for specified City services for Citywide fees and charges for the City of Long Beach. (A-4)

5. Approve the FY 27 One-Year Capital Improvement Program. (A-5)

6. Declare the Ordinance amending the Departmental Organization Ordinance read the first time and laid over to the next regular meeting of the City Council for final reading. (A-6)

7. Adopt the amended Salary Resolution for FY 27. (A-7)

8. Adopt the Resolution approving the FY 27 budget for the Long Beach Harbor Department as adopted by the Board of Harbor Commissioners on June 22, 2026. (A-8)

9. Adopt the resolution approving Resolution No. UT-1561, a resolution of the City of Long Beach Public Utilities Commissioners fixing rates and charges for the gas services to all customers. (A-9)

10. Adopt the resolution approving Resolution No. UT-1562 a resolution of the City of Long Beach Public Utilities Commissioners of the City of Long Beach fixing rates and charges for water and sewer services to all customers. (A-10)

11. Adopt the R esolution approving the FY 2 7 budget of the Long Beach Public Utilities Department as adopted by the Board of Public Utilities Commissioners on June 4, 2026. (A-11)

12. Adopt a motion approving the FY 27 budget for the Long Beach Community Investment Company in the amount of $7,299,655. (A-12)

13. Adopt a motion approving the e stimated transfer of $ 28,726,936 from the Harbor Fund Group to the Tidelands Operations Fund Group. (A-13)

14. Adopt the Resolution establishing the Gann Appropriations Limit for FY 27 pursuant to Article XIII (B) of the California Constitution. (A-14)

15. Declare an emergency to exist pursuant to City Charter Section 211 for the Appropriations Ordinance for FY 27, creating and establishing the fund groups of the Municipal Government and appropriating money to and authorizing expenditures from said funds and for said fiscal year. (A-15)

16. Declare the Appropriations Ordinance for FY 27 , cre ating and establishing the fund groups of the Municipal Government and appropriating money to and authorizing expenditures from said funds and for said fiscal year as an Emergency Ordinance, read, and adopted as read and laid over to the next regular meeting of the City Council for final reading. (A-16)

ATTACHMENT B
FY 27 PROPOSED FY 26 ESTIMATED FY 27
FUND GROUP EXPENDITURES CHANGES CARRYOVER** APPROPRIATIONS*** GENERAL FUND 738,554,895 - - 738,554,895 UPLAND OIL FUND 6,561,248 - - 6,561,248 GENERAL GRANTS FUND 15,917,111 - 20,245,402 36,162,512 POLICE & FIRE PUBLIC SAFETY OIL PROD ACT FUND 2,551,885 - - 2,551,885 HEALTH FUND 71,118,836 (9,129,161) 77,235,419 139,225,094 CUPA FUND 2,828,466 - 11,445 2,839,911 SPECIAL ADVERTISING & PROMOTION FUND 16,822,430 - - 16,822,430 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND 9,433,725 - 29,706,703 39,140,428 BELMONT SHORE PARKING METER FUND 1,435,258 - - 1,435,258 BUSINESS ASSISTANCE FUND 770,438 - 4,890,849 5,661,288 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANTS FUND 27,700,041 - 26,383,551 54,083,592 HOUSING AUTHORITY FUND 118,729,701 - 6,041,543 124,771,243 GASOLINE TAX STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND 13,587,205 - 20,058,344 33,645,549 CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 221,942,955 - 882,723,971 1,104,666,926 SUCCESSOR AGENCY OPERATIONS 3,729,509 - 34,618,484 38,347,993 CIVIC CENTER FUND 25,776,180 - (1,051,053) 24,725,127 GENERAL SERVICES FUND 92,552,524 - 14,282,235 106,834,759 FLEET SERVICES FUND 61,271,560 - 5,983,979 67,255,540 INSURANCE FUND 92,923,549 - (630,841) 92,292,708 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS FUND 518,731,278 - - 518,731,278 TIDELANDS OPERATING FUND 117,889,250 - 111,710,821 229,600,071 TIDELANDS AREA FUNDS 62,780,584 - 41,143,293 103,923,877 TIDELANDS OIL REVENUE FUND 87,760,335 - - 87,760,335 RESERVE FOR SUBSIDENCE 100 - - 100 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FUND 45,611,827 - 7,621,060 53,232,887 AIRPORT FUND 75,126,180 - 22,883,866 98,010,047 REFUSE/RECYCLING FUND 102,725,743 - 2,867,419 105, 593,162
SERRF FUND 644,262 - - 644,262

SERRF JPA FUND - - - - TOWING FUND 8,028,155 - - 8,028,155 DEBT SERVICE FUND 10,062,506 962,473 - 11,024,979 SUCCESSOR AGENCY - DEBT SERVICE 13,123,984 - - 13,123,984 TOTAL 2,566,691,720 (8,166,688) 1,306,726,487 3,865,251,519 FISCAL YEAR 2027 APPROPRIATIONS ORDINANCE BY FUND GROUP (Does not include Harbor, Water, Sewer, and Gas Fund Groups) *Please refer to the Fiscal Impact section of the City Council Letter for a general description of notable changes. **The total appropriations for all fund groups is $5,355,483,196. This is derived from the total FY 27 Appropriations amount above, plus $1,490,231,677, which reflects the Harbor, Water, Sewer, and Gas Fund Groups.

FY 27 Fund Attachment B 8/4/2026

ATTACHMENT C
FY 27 PROPOSED FY 26 ESTIMATED FY 27
DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURES CHANGES CARRYOVER** APPROPRIATIONS**** MAYOR AND COUNCIL 8,941,868 - (468) 8,941,400 CITY ATTORNEY 11,730,573 - (3,900) 11,726,673 CITY AUDITOR 4,172,890 - - 4,172,890 CITY CLERK 5,520,745 - - 5,520,745 CITY MANAGER 26,255,817 - 7,240,723 33,496,541 CITY PROSECUTOR 7,932,905 - 2,727,324 10,660,229 AIRPORT 74,183,211 - 22,351,496 96,534,707

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS &
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS 16,868,163 - 609,472 17,477,635 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 94,369,447 - 93,593,798 187,963,245

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT &
OPPORTUNITY 29,491,324 - 11,127,356 40,618,680 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT*** 788,229,747 - 221,760,164 1,009,989,911 FIRE 201,325,235 962,473 742,330 203,030,037 HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 200,549,219 (9,129,161) 86,617,961 278,038,019 HUMAN RESOURCES 57,525,011 - (680,530) 56,844,481 LIBRARY, ARTS, AND CULTURE 22,290,064 - 5,659,504 27,949,568

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES 188,652,802 1,326,866 1,458,814 191,438,481 PARKS, RECREATION AND MARINE 83,963,621 - 40,603,267 124,566,888 POLICE 344,416,604 - 7,969,135 352,385,738 POLICE OVERSIGHT 1,790,033 - - 1,790,033 PUBLIC WORKS 333,128,137 (1,326,866) 787,052,194 1,118,853,466 TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION 85,161,802 - 17,897,848 103,059,650 TOTAL 2,586,499,219 (8,166,688) 1,306,726,487 3,885,059,018 ***The total appropriations for all fund groups is $5,355,483,196. This is derived from the total FY 27 Appropriations amount above, plus $1,470,424,178 for the Harbor and Utilities Departments not listed above. Note: figure may not account for rounding.

FISCAL YEAR 2027 APPROPRIATIONS ORDINANCE BY DEPARTMENT (Does not include Harbor and Utilities Departments)
*Please refer to the Fiscal Impact section of the City Council Letter for a general description of notable changes. **Department of Financial Management includes internal service charges that are contained in the resolutions of the Harbor, Water, Sewer, and Gas Fund Groups for accounting, budgeting and treasury functions, and other citywide activities such as debt service.

FY 27 Dept Attachment C 8/4/2026

ATTACHMENT D
FUND GROUP FY 27 PROPOSED

REVENUES
CHANGES* FY 27 PROPOSED

BUDGETED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND 749,242,545 - 749,242,545 UPLAND OIL FUND 9,898,351 - 9,898,351 GENERAL GRANTS FUND 10,996,418 - 10,996,418 POLICE & FIRE PUBLIC SAFETY OIL PROD ACT FUND 2,583,105 - 2,583,105 HEALTH FUND 71,189,594 (9,129,161) 62,060,433 SPECIAL ADVERTISING & PROMOTION FUND 15,667,986 - 15,667,986 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND 10,869,756 - 10,869,756 BELMONT SHORE PARKING METER FUND 1,554,606 - 1,554,606 BUSINESS ASSISTANCE FUND 777,418 - 777,418 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANTS FUND 20,301,535 - 20,301,535 GASOLINE TAX STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND 13,312,370 - 13,312,370 CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 215,423,431 - 215,423,431 CIVIC CENTER FUND 26,293,638 - 26,293,638 GENERAL SERVICES FUND 92,371,001 - 92,371,001 FLEET SERVICES FUND 65,211,009 - 65,211,009 INSURANCE FUND 94,443,452 - 94,443,452 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS FUND 522,201,118 - 522,201,118 TIDELANDS OPERATING FUND 119,116,154 - 119,116,154 TIDELANDS AREA FUNDS 65,696,771 - 65,696,771 TIDELANDS OIL REVENUE FUND 96,873,865 - 96,873,865

RESERVE FOR SUBSIDENCE - - - DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FUND 43,215,340 - 43,215,340 AIRPORT FUND 74,898,068 - 74,898,068 REFUSE/RECYCLING FUND 98,529,910 - 98,529,910

SERRF FUND - - -

SERRF JPA FUND - - - TOWING FUND 7,276,529 - 7,276,529 HOUSING AUTHORITY FUND 125,803,932 - 125,803,932 SUCCESSOR AGENCY OPERATIONS 4,503,730 - 4,503,730 CUPA FUND 2,141,016 - 2,141,016 DEBT SERVICE FUND 8,320,399 962,472 9,282,871 SUCCESSOR AGENCY DEBT SERVICE 13,123,984 - 13,123,984 TOTAL 2,581,837,032 (8,166,689) 2,573,670,343 FISCAL YEAR 2027 REVENUES BY FUND GROUP
(Does not include Harbor, Water, Sewer, and Gas Fund Groups) *Please refer to the Fiscal Impact section of the City Council Letter for a general description of notable changes.

FY27 Fund Attachment D- REVENUE 8/4/2026
Mayor Rex Richardson
Budget Recommendations
Presented by Mayor Rex Richardson

Mayor’s Budget Recommendations
As Long Beach’s 29th Mayor, it is my responsibility under the City Charter to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 (FY 27) Budget and submit recommendations to the City Council and the public. These recommendations have been developed in close partnership with City Manager Tom Modica and reflect the values that have long defined Long Beach: resilience, fiscal responsibility, equity, and an unwavering commitment to the quality of life of our residents.

This year’s budget asks us to make difficult choices. Structural budget pressures, rising costs, and reductions in federal funding have created one of the most challenging fiscal environments our city has faced in years. But difficult moments reveal whether preparation matters. Long Beach prepared and planned ahead.

Over the past several years, we have intentionally expanded our work beyond City Hall, because today’s challenges cannot be solved by local government alone. We have built regional partnerships, secured new funding sources, and advocated for policies that strengthen our city’s long-term fiscal foundation. Those efforts are allowing us to protect essential services, preserve critical jobs, and continue investing in Long Beach’s future, even during a difficult budget year.

That preparation is reflected throughout these recommendations. During my tenure as Chair of the Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency (LACAHSA), we secured $16 million in dedicated, ongoing funding from LACAHSA and Measure A help prevent homelessness and provide rental assistance to vulnerable families.

Long Beach also planned ahead by supporting the passage of Los Angeles County Measure ER, creating a new funding source to protect critical public health services as federal healthcare funding faces unprecedented uncertainty. Most recently, my election to the Los Angeles County Metro Board of Directors creates new opportunities to strengthen transportation investments, improve traffic safety, and deliver infrastructure improvements that benefit Long Beach residents.

Just as we planned ahead to protect housing, public health, and transportation investments, we also planned ahead for our local economy. The two-year $8.7 million Back to Business Plan adopted last year continues to provide meaningful support for small businesses, business improvement districts, corridor activation to improve safety and address human trafficking, and economic activation activities, through FY27 without requiring additional General Fund resources this year.

These preparations and partnerships do not eliminate every difficult decision before us. This budget still requires meaningful reductions and thoughtful tradeoffs. But because we planned ahead and worked to bring new resources home, we are better positioned to soften the impact of those reductions, protect the services residents rely upon, and continue moving Long Beach forward.

Accordingly, my FY 27 Budget Recommendations are organized around four priorities:
• Protect Jobs and Essential Public Safety Services, ensuring residents continue to receive the emergency response and neighborhood services they depend on.
• Preserve Public Health in the Face of Federal Cuts, leveraging voter-approved Measure ER funding to sustain essential healthcare and safety-net services for our community. • Advance Mobility and Safety for All Road Users, strengthening regional coordination and investing in infrastructure that improves mobility and keeps Long Beach moving safely. 2 3
• Investing in Thriving Neighborhoods, restoring and expanding the neighborhood services, parks, libraries, and community investments that make Long Beach a great place to live.

Budgets are ultimately a reflection of our priorities. This year’s recommendations reflect years of preparation, regional collaboration, and responsible financial stewardship. They acknowledge the fiscal challenges before us while demonstrating that Long Beach planned ahead and is prepared to meet them from a position of strength.

Together, these recommendations chart a responsible path forward that protects our residents today while continuing to invest in the opportunities that will define Long Beach for generations to come, including our preparation for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The recommendations that follow chart a responsible path ahead for the City’s fiscal health, ensuring Long Beach remains well-positioned to weather continued uncertainty in the years to come. Even in a challenging fiscal year, we remain committed to building a city that is safe, healthy, connected, and positioned for a brighter future.

Funding These Investments Responsibly
With the exception of the voter-approved LA County Measure ER funds dedicated to sustaining public health services, the investments and restorations outlined in this budget are not the result of new revenue. They reflect a disciplined effort to evaluate existing allocations, redirect savings where circumstances have changed, and maximize cost recovery from partners who benefit from City services — ensuring these enhancements do not add new structural strain to the General Fund.
• As a result of the successful June 2026 elections for City of Long Beach elected officials, the one-time funding of $1,556,731 requested for the November 3, 2026 General Municipal Election is no longer needed. As such, this funding should be reallocated to support critical efforts on a one-time basis outlined in the recommendations.
• Request that the Port of Long Beach close the gap on the cost recovery for services the Fire Department provides by structurally increasing revenue in the General Fund Group by $5,900,000 related to the Fire/ Port Fire Suppression MOU.
• Through the sustained advocacy of the Mayor and the California Big City Mayors Coalition, the State’s Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention (HHAP) program was restored to $900,000,000 statewide in the FY 26-27 State Budget, reversing the $500,000,000 level identified in the Governor’s proposed budget. This restoration allows the City to sustain core homelessness response programming in FY 27 without additional General Fund support, even as earlier HHAP rounds reach their statutory expenditure deadlines.
• Voter-approved Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency (LACAHSA) Measure A funding provides $10,698,220 to the City in FY 27, with the expenditure plan approved by the City Council on May 19, 2026. These funds support $5,300,000 for affordable housing production, preservation, and ownership; $4,600,000 for renter protections and homelessness prevention, including legal services, emergency rental assistance, and short-term income support; and $768,000 for program design, administration, and evaluation.
• County Measure A Comprehensive Homeless Solutions (Continuum of Care) funding provides $3,900,000 to the City in FY 27, preserved through a Board motion introduced by Supervisors Hahn and Barger after the allocation was proposed for elimination in the County’s initial FY 26-27 budget. These funds sustain time-limited rental subsidies, housing navigation, and housing location services that would otherwise have been lost.
• County Measure A Local Solutions Fund provides $5,023,735 to the City in FY 27, supporting street outreach, interim housing operations including the Atlantic Bridge Community year-round shelter, the Homeless Management Information System, and community crisis response and mental health services.

Taken together, these State and County resources allow the City to soften the impact of cuts to the homelessness response system in FY 27 through external funding and the strategic alignment of grant dollars across programs, rather than through new General Fund commitments.

Public safety remains the foundation of a thriving Long Beach. Over the past three and a half years, the City has 4 I. Protect Jobs and Essential Public Safety Services
recruited and graduated approximately 235 police
officers, cut our vacancy rate in half and graduated
the largest academy class in department history. The
FY 27 Budget builds on that progress with $7 million
in one-time Measure A funding for Police Academy
Class 101, as well as targeted investments to make
key restorations to patrol and emergency response
coverage citywide.

The City Manager’s Proposed Budget includes
reductions that would be felt directly by residents —
from fire engine closures to reduced patrol staffing.

The FY 27 Budget Recommendations make targeted
investments to mitigate these reductions: eliminating
the rotating fire engine closures across general
fund fire stations and restoring 4 Patrol Officer
positions to strengthen coverage across East, North,
South, and West Patrol Divisions. The FY 27 Budget
Recommendations continue to prioritize resources
toward maintaining emergency response and patrol
coverage wherever possible.

In recent years, we have expanded paramedic
resources to unprecedented levels to meet the
evolving needs of the community. This budget
continues that progress by preserving paramedic
staffing levels and ensuring no cuts to paramedic
rescues. Going forward, we will need to continue
to look at innovation and alternate models of
deployment in our fire department to adapt to an
ever-changing need.

As resources become available, I encourage the
Fire Department to work collaboratively with our
firefighters, regional partners, and the County to
develop and evaluate pilot programs and other data-
informed models that match the right resources to the
needs of our community, improve medical response,
preserve emergency response capacity, and build a
more effective and resilient system for the future of
Long Beach.

The recommendations also invest in youth
development and restore vital violence prevention
and immigration legal defense programs and services,
consistent with our Advancing Peace and STRONG
Beach summer youth violence prevention initiatives,
recognizing that upstream violence prevention
and community trust are essential parts of a
comprehensive community safety continuum.
• Police Recruit Academy Class 101: One-time
Measure A funding to advance the next sworn
class ($7 million)
• Increase revenue related to the Fire/Port Fire
Suppression MOU to move closer to cost
recovery for the 63 fire sworn FTEs assigned
to four Fire Stations in the Port of Long Beach
Complex. ($2,742,385)
• Increase the budget to operate Engine 17 with
permanently assigned fire sworn staff. This is
a City Measure A funded item. ($2,172,152 12
FTEs)
• Add one Police Sergeant and four Police Officer
positions to respond to patrol calls in the
Tidelands areas (including the Pike, Convention
Center area, Shoreline, Beach, Bay, and Queen
Mary). (Police) ($1,296,187)
5 Mayor Recommendations:
• Restore $3,827,626 and 12 FTEs in the Fire Department from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate a second Fire Engine rotating closure.
• Partially restore $950,000 and 4 FTEs in the Police Department from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate 17 vacant Patrol Officer positions within the East, North, South and West Patrol Divisions.

This restoration will support the department’s ability to increase the buffer to maintain patrol coverage. • Partially restore 2 Quality of Life Police Officers ($305,000 from the General Fund Group and structurally add $305,000 from the Tidelands Fund Group) in the Police Department from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate a Quality of Life Sergeant and six Quality of Life Police Officers in the Collaborative Response Division.
• Add $400,000 one-time in the General Fund Group in the Police Department to provide overtime funding for the high-crime task force and increased traffic enforcement support. • Add $394,701 one-time in the General Fund Group in the Police Department to provide overtime funding for Quality of Life Police Officers to provide weekly clean up support along the Los Angeles River in partnership with Los Angeles County.

Investing in Youth and Violence Prevention
• One-time funding to support the College Promise – Ambassador Program for local high school students in the Equity Program. This is a Measure US-funded item.
• One-time funding to support the College Promise - Ceremony of Graduates to celebrate the graduating class of College Promise students from middle school, high school, and college in the Equity Program. This is a Measure US-funded item.
• Measure US-funded one-time enhancement (Youth) for Youth Participatory Budgeting to fund community-based organizations to implement youth-led, youth-serving programs. • Measure US-funded enhancement (Youth) - Add a previously unbudgeted Public Health Professional I position that serves as the Youth Development Coordinator structurally. • Measure US-funded one-time enhancement (Youth) to support the Youth Summit. • Increase contract budget with a social service provider with subject matter expertise in interventions with at-risk youth to provide workshops and one- on-one counseling services to help teens who are involved in disruptive and potentially violent situations. This is a Measure US-funded item. 6 Mayor Recommendations:
• Restore $142,727 and 1 FTE in the City Manager’s Office from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate an Assistant Administrative Analyst III in the Office of Equity, requiring another position to take on all administrative functions for Justice Fund, Language Access, and Office of Equity. This restoration will ensure structural funding is dedicated for the Long Beach Justice Fund. • Add $100,000 structural and $208,910 one-time in the General Fund Group along with the current budget allocation to bring the total funding for the Long Beach Justice Fund to $1,000,000, ensuring our residents have access to legal representation and resources necessary to safeguard their constitutional rights, uphold due process protections, and preserve family unity. • Restore $191,164 and 5.72 FTE in the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department from the City’s Manager’s proposal to decrease budget in Community Recreation Services Bureau by reducing the structural funding for BeSAFE program hours at each BeSAFE site and reallocate funding for 5.72 FTE Recreation Leader (RLS) IV and VII positions into materials and supplies to support programming needs.

This will preserve programming at 3 hours at each BeSAFE site. • Partially restore $86,150 and 0.5 FTE in the Health and Human Services Department from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate a Public Health Professional III in the Office of Veteran Affairs (OVA) and the associated cost to manage the OVA Commission, sunsetting the Commission. • Restore $25,000 in the Parks Recreation and Marine Department from the City Manager’s proposal to reduce budget in Community Recreation Services by offering cultural classes at Homeland Cultural Center 2 times a month, instead of 4 times a month.
• Restore $71,681 and 1.54 FTEs in the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate 1.54 FTE Recreation Leader Non-Career (RLS NC) IV and V positions in the Community Recreation Services Bureau, resulting in reduction of structural funding for the Teen programming at Chavez Park.
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II. Preserve Public Health in the Face of Federal Cuts
Recent federal reductions to healthcare and public
health funding have shifted greater financial
responsibility to state and local governments, placing
essential community health services at risk. Los
Angeles County is projected to lose approximately
$2.4 billion in healthcare funding over the next three
years, making it critical to sustain local public health programs. In Long Beach, Federal funding cuts of
$1.3 million eliminated vital community health and
preventative care services, impacting thousands of
residents.

The passage of Los Angeles County Measure ER
provides an opportunity to help offset these federal
reductions. The measure will support essential public
health services, including chronic disease prevention,
disease surveillance, water safety, and healthcare.

Under the measure, the Long Beach and Pasadena
Health Departments are expected to share 1% of
revenues, allocated based on each department’s share
of core public health spending over the previous five
years. Preliminary estimates indicate Long Beach
could receive approximately $7–8 million, although
final allocations and timing remain uncertain.

Given that uncertainty, I recommend a phased
restoration plan developed with the Health and
Human Services Department. Funding would be
prioritized in four categories: first, restoring Health and Human Services reductions proposed in the FY 27
City Manager’s Proposed Budget; second, sustaining
existing programs facing the loss of grant funding in
FY 27; third, supporting new positions and program
enhancements; and fourth, providing grant match
funding. Initial appropriations would restore the
proposed FY 27 reductions, with recommendations
for remaining funds returning to the City Council
once final allocations and the funding schedule are
confirmed.

Restoring FY 27 Proposed Reductions: $1,718,982
and 12 FTEs
• Allocate $1,718,982 from Measure ER revenue
received by the County of Los Angeles to the
Health Fund Group in the Health and Human
Services Department, to restore proposed
reductions in the City’s Manager’s budget.
• Restore $219,636 and 1 FTE from the City
Manager’s proposal to eliminate a vacant Public
Health Nurse III in the Maternal, Child and
Adolescent Health Program.
• Restore $232,128 and 1 FTE from the City
Manager’s proposal to eliminate a Public Health
Nurse Supervisor in the Nursing Services
Division with duties being absorbed by existing
staff.
• Restore $170,939 and 1 FTE from the City
Manager’s proposal to eliminate a vacant Public

Health Nurse II for the REACH Team in the Homeless Services Bureau, preserving fieldwork capacity and the number of individuals who can be assessed, supported, and connected to housing and health resources.
• Restore $143,114 and 1 FTE from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate a Counselor II position that serves as one of two Resource Line specialists, providing support to the Homeless Services Bureau. • Restore $133,535 and 1 FTE from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate a vacant Health Educator II in the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program.
• Restore $80,196 and structurally add $80,196 in the General Fund Group in the Health and Human Services Department from the City’s Manager’s proposal to eliminate 0.5 FTE Community Program Specialist IV position that supports the implementation of the Early Childhood Strategic Plan. Adding a full position will preserve the program from sunsetting.
• Restore $163,162 and 1 FTE from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate an Administrative Analyst III in Environmental Health Bureau, supporting processing grant billing. • Restore $112,464 and 1 FTE from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate a Public Health Associate II in the Medical Billing and Cashier Unit, to not delay billing, invoicing, claim submissions, reimbursement collection and overall revenue optimization.
• Restore $112,464 and 1 FTE from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate a Public Health Associate II that provides procurement and inventory support to the Community Health Bureau. • Restore $146,334 and 2 FTEs from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate a vacant Accountant II Non- Career position and a vacant Accounting Clerk III Non-Career position in the Administration and Finance Bureau.
• Restore $124,814 and 1 FTE from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate an Assistant Administrative Analyst II in Administration and Finance Bureau, allowing to support operations, and reducing delays in addressing employee and organizational matters and ongoing reprioritization of critical issues.

Sustain Existing Services Expected to Lose Funding: $3,202,245 and 14.1 FTEs • Workforce & Organizational Development: continues the Workforce and Organizational Development Officer, a Workforce Evaluation Lead, and a Workforce Specialist as the PHIG A1 grant sunsets, preserving CDPH FoPH and CDC PHIG 2 grant management along with organizational planning, workforce development programs (Public Health Week, mentorship, internships), and administrative support to the Workforce team.
• Clinical & Mandated Programs (Cal-AIM, HIV/STI): continues a Community Program Specialist IV supporting Cal-AIM/Population Health, a mandated role currently filled by only one person, and a Public Health Physician supporting HIV/STI clinical services currently funded through Health Operating funds. • Executive & Administrative Support: continues a Deputy Director and two Administrative Analyst III positions (Finance and HR) as the PHIG grant sunsets, including the Department’s key liaison to the City’s Budget Office for the annual budget process; none of these roles have another funding source. • Vaccine & Medi-Cal Outreach: continues the Vaccine Preventable Disease Coordinator, the only person in this critical education, equity, and outreach role, and two Health Educator II positions supporting Medi-Cal Outreach that are needed for HR1 recertification as grant funding ends. • Health IT & Data Systems: covers annual licensing, maintenance, and support for the Environmental Health data system and the clinical electronic medical records system. • Health Equity & Mental Health: continues the LGBTQIA2S+ Coordinator, whose loss would reduce the Department’s capacity to collect community-specific data and maintain relationships with communities most impacted by health inequities, and restores a Mental Health Program Manager position previously sunset due to loss of grant funding.
9 • Environmental Health Operations: continues the Environmental Health Operations Officer, moving the position off fee revenue and Health Operating funds; this role oversees mandated public health programs. • Older Adults: continues the Older Adults Program Manager as current grant funding sunsets; this position has traditionally been very difficult to fund through grants. • Communications & Public Affairs: continues a Digital Communications Specialist, aligning funding with the position’s job duties and the Department’s communications needs.

New Positions and Program Enhancements: $2,004,438 and 12 FTEs • TB Clinic Expansion: a Nurse Practitioner, an Epidemiologist, and a Disease Investigator to provide direct clinical services for active and latent TB cases and Class B1 immigrants, strengthen disease surveillance and reporting, and lead case investigation and contact tracing. • Environmental Health (Water Quality & Vector): a Water Inspector to maintain compliance with Title 22 and the Clean Water Act ahead of the LA28 Olympic Games, and a Vector Control Specialist II to prevent vector-borne disease transmission; both reduce reliance on costly overtime. • Compliance (HIPAA & Labor Relations): a HIPAA Privacy Coordinator to centralize privacy policy development, implementation, and enforcement department-wide, and an Administrative Analyst III to support increased demand for AB339 compliance and labor/employee relations. • Facilities & Operations Support: a Facilities Officer to provide project management for several new DHHS buildings that currently lack oversight, and a Secretary position for the only bureau that currently lacks dedicated secretarial support.
• Communicable Disease & HIV Investigation: two Communicable Disease Investigators to address a growing volume of community and skilled nursing facility cases and outbreaks, and to begin investigating newly diagnosed HIV cases, reducing the risk of further transmission. • CMAA / Cal-AIM Revenue Program: a CMAA and Cal-AIM Program Administrator to support strategic program expansion and generate additional, more stable revenue; the position’s salary is partially reimbursable through CMAA.

Grant Match Support: $1,074,335
• Non-personnel funding to support required grant match expenses or unexpected loss of funding for mandated core public health services only.

Continuing Upstream LB Investments in Homelessness Prevention In FY 26, Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency (LACAHSA) and Los Angeles County Measure A began providing millions in ongoing funding for initiatives like The Long Beach Renter Aid Program, which has so far provided approximately $2.7 million in rental assistance for those experiencing a housing crisis.

We allocated $4.8 million in new LACAHSA funding to the following programs and they will remain funded through FY27:
• Tenant Protection & Legal Defense – $1.6 million: Established the City’s largest-ever capacity for the Tenant Right to Counsel Program utilizing carried-over funds and new FY 26 LACAHSA dollars provided legal aid and education for those facing eviction.
• Seniors & Vulnerable families – approximately $1 million: Delivered LACAHSA and County Measure A shallow rental subsidies to keep rent-burdened seniors on fixed incomes, immigrant families, and households impacted by federal benefit cuts stably housed. 10 • Transition Age Youth Support– approximately $500,000: Provided flexible financial assistance to youth exiting foster care or institutional settings to ensure stable transitions into housing and employment. • Flexible Rental Assistance – approximately $1.7 million: Directed Measure A funds toward flexible prevention programs, including regional partnership initiatives like the Long Beach Housing Promise.

In FY 27, I recommend expanding this program’s impact by utilizing already existing partnerships with community-based organizations to create a referral program aimed to better allocate relief funds to renters in need.

New Investments in Affordable Housing
Through partnership with the State of California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) and program support from LACAHSA, invests nearly $6.5 million in new resources to implement a second round of Backyard Builders ADU loan program and support new affordable housing development across Long Beach.

This includes $4.8 million from HCD for Backyard Builders, $315,000 from LACAHSA for Backyard Builders, and $1.3 million from HCD from the Prohousing Incentive Program for affordable housing predevelopment support. 11 III. Advancing Mobility & Safety for All Road Users
As Long Beach continues to grow and prepares to welcome the world for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, ensuring safe, efficient, and well-coordinated transportation and traffic infrastructure has never been more important. The FY 27 Budget Recommendations strengthen the City’s regional transportation partnerships while reaffirming and building on the FY27 proposed investments in traffic safety, signal operations, and neighborhood traffic calming.

Transportation
As a newly elected Director on the Los Angeles County Metro Board, it is an elevated priority and focus to ensure transportation keeps pace with Long Beach’s growth, strengthens our connections to jobs and opportunity across the region, and positions our city for success as a host city for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

With this election comes funding to ensure dedicated oversight and coordination on transportation. This also allows us to actively improve Long Beach’s connectivity to the broader region. • Add $170,755.41 in the General Fund Group in the Mayor’s Office for a Metro-funded Transportation Deputy to focus on intergovernmental relations, partnering on branding and planning efforts for the Public Works Department’s traffic and mobility programs, helping secure additional outside funding, and most importantly helping to convene and support experts from the City, Long Beach Transit and Port of Long Beach to coordinate with regional transportation partners, to direct more resources and support to the region.
• Recommend the City Manager initiate a regional effort in partnership with Metro to explore and establish a direct MetroLink connection between Long Beach and Los Angeles Union Station, positioning Long Beach as a direct gateway to California’s future High-Speed Rail system while improving regional mobility, airport access, and economic competitiveness.

Traffic and Pedestrian Safety
To place a greater focus on traffic and pedestrian safety in Long Beach, the FY 27 Proposed Budget establishes a new Traffic Safety Division within Public Works, consolidated with the existing Traffic Engineering and Traffic Operations Divisions under the Transportation Services Bureau. This expands staffing by 7 positions plus 5 customer service support roles, funded by Automated Speed Enforcement Program revenue, to streamline coordination and strengthen the Department’s response to neighborhood traffic calming, quick-build safety improvements, and Vision Zero initiatives.
• Streetlights: $436,247 increase and 3 new FTEs (two Traffic Signal Technicians, one Equipment Operator III), creating a dedicated crew to accelerate the conversion of streetlights from LED to solar. • Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) & Neighborhood Services staffing: adds a Traffic Safety Officer, two Capital Project Coordinator IIs, and a Clerk Typist III in the Traffic Safety Division ($636,652 combined General Fund/Capital Projects Fund, 4.0 FTEs) to support the ASE and Neighborhood Services Programs; two additional Clerk Typist IIIs to support the ASE Program ($179,183, 2.0 FTEs, Capital Projects Fund, offset by future ASE revenue); and an Assistant Administrative Analyst II to provide administrative and customer service support in the Traffic Engineering Division ($124,813 combined, 1.0 FTE). 12 • Traffic engineering capacity: adds a Traffic Engineer to oversee the traffic management center, monitor signal system performance, and address hardware/software vulnerabilities ($199,170, 1.0 FTE, Capital Projects Fund); a Traffic Engineer in the Corridors & Special Projects Division to oversee standalone traffic signal capital projects and advance Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) initiatives ($199,208 combined,

1.0 FTE); and a Traffic Engineering Associate I, with an upgraded Traffic Engineering Technician I, to support the Neighborhood Services Program ($217,978, 1.6 FTEs, primarily Capital Projects Fund). • Traffic sign replacement: adds seven Maintenance Assistant IIs and a Street Maintenance Supervisor I in the Traffic Operations Division to assess and replace regulatory and warning traffic signs citywide, fully funded by Caltrans Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) grants ($697,617, 8.0 FTEs). • Smart Loading Zone Enforcement: adds a Parking Control Checker II and a Parking Control Supervisor, plus associated enforcement vehicles and operating costs, fully offset by $425,000 in program revenue.

The Transportation Services Bureau is advancing a Smart Loading Zone program in the FY 27 Proposed Budget that will deploy camera-based monitoring at 43 loading zones in and around downtown Long Beach to verify compliance with Long Beach Municipal Code time limits and designated-use requirements. This data-driven, needs-based approach is intended to protect the integrity of the commercial loading network, improve safety conditions for cyclists and adjacent road users, and ensure that the City’s most premium curb spaces are used for their designated purpose.
13 IV. Investing in Thriving Neighborhoods
A thriving Long Beach is one where every neighborhood has access to the parks, programs, and public spaces that make the city a great place to call home. The FY 27 Budget Recommendations restore or enhance recreation, library, and cultural programming reduced in the City Manager’s Proposed Budget, and make targeted investments to keep public spaces safe, clean, and welcoming for residents and visitors alike. • Median maintenance: $1.485 million increase to fund weed abatement, water utility costs, irrigation repair, truck support, and fencing repair across the City’s medians and backlots. • One-time funding of $150,000 for the Urban Forest Plan Implementation, offset by Assembly Bill (AB 32) Cap and Trade revenue.
• Median and Parkway Trees Program: $31,353 to upgrade a position in Public Works’ Public Service Bureau to create an equity-based program to offer rebates to residents on a sliding scale if they want to participate in trimming their trees more frequently than the cycle permits • Increase budget for annual cost for increased area of responsibility of approximately 2.7 acres of environmentally sensitive habitat in Colorado Lagoon East/West Bank. (Parks, Recreation & Marine) • One-time funding in the Marine Bureau for the purchase of Flip Screen Bucket Attachment for existing City equipment to support debris and sand separation operations, improving overall efficiency and cost effectiveness following heavy storm events along the beachfront. (Parks, Recreation & Marine) Mayor Recommendations
• Add structural funds in the amount of $50,000 in the General Fund Group in the Library, Arts and Culture Department to support library programming and materials budget. • Restore the budget for the Rancho Los Alamitos and Rancho Los Cerritos management fees proposed in the City Manager’s budget by replacing the Musica Angelica program within the Measure B allocation and direct the Utilities Department to explore opportunities to support Ranchos utilities. • Partner and coordinate with Partners of Parks to fundraise $35,694 in order to restore 0.8 FTE in the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department from the City Manager’s proposal to eliminate 0.8 FTE of Recreation Leader Non-Career (RLS NC) IV and VII positions in the Community Recreation Services Bureau, resulting in closing the Nature Center Museum on Tuesdays. • Add $50,000 one-time in the General Fund Group in the Economic Development and Opportunity Department to continue support for Westside Promise to build upon the progress achieved through the original scope of work by strengthening organizational capacity, increasing access to funding opportunities, fostering cross-sector partnerships, and advancing community health and environmental justice initiatives in Westside Long Beach.
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16 Renew ‘32: Continuing Our Commitment to Long Beach’s Infrastructure Beyond 2028 As Elevate ‘28 enters its final year, Long Beach is nearing completion of the most ambitious infrastructure investment program in our city’s history. Launched to prepare Long Beach for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games while addressing decades of deferred maintenance, Elevate ’28 has delivered transformative investments in streets, parks, public facilities, mobility, and neighborhood infrastructure throughout our city.

But our commitment to investing in Long Beach does not end in 2028.

At my 2026 State of the City Address, I called for the development of Renew ’32, the City’s next five-year infrastructure investment strategy. Renew ’32 reflects a simple principle: maintaining and modernizing our infrastructure must be a long-term commitment, not a one-time initiative. By continuing to invest in the assets residents rely on every day, we strengthen public safety, improve mobility, support economic growth, and protect taxpayers from the higher costs of deferred maintenance.

Even in a more challenging fiscal environment, Renew ’32 demonstrates our commitment to protecting the long-term investments that residents rely on every day. The proposed program is expected to invest approximately $250 million in mobility and safety infrastructure over the next five years, spanning every neighborhood in Long Beach. The preliminary pavement program includes improvements to approximately 737 lane miles of arterial and residential streets, alleys, and pavement preservation treatments, ensuring we continue making meaningful progress while responsibly managing limited resources.

Together, Elevate ’28 and Renew ‘32 represent a decade of sustained investment in Long Beach’s future. Over ten years, the City will have improved more than 1,700 lane miles of streets and roadway infrastructure while continuing to leverage regional, state, and federal partnerships to maximize every local dollar invested.

The map that follows illustrates the preliminary Renew ’32 street improvement program. While the program will continue to be refined as funding is finalized and community input is received, one commitment remains unchanged: every neighborhood deserves safe, reliable, and well-maintained infrastructure. Renew ‘32 ensures that Long Beach will continue building on the momentum of Elevate ‘28, protecting the investments we’ve made, and delivering the infrastructure improvements that will support our city’s growth well beyond 2028. 17 Protecting and Activating Our Coastline
Long Beach’s coastline is one of our city’s greatest assets. It is where residents gather, visitors experience our city, and our visitor economy comes to life. A vibrant waterfront supports local businesses, creates jobs, and generates revenues that benefit residents across Long Beach.

The Tidelands Operating Fund exists to ensure that revenues generated along our coastline are reinvested back into our waterfront. While a significant portion of the fund has historically been supported by oil revenues, those revenues are inherently volatile and will continue to evolve over time. This year’s projected $4 million operating surplus, combined with $8.6 million in previously identified savings, provides $12.6 million to make strategic investments that strengthen the long-term vitality of our coastline.

These recommendations invest in transportation, infrastructure, public safety, and beautification projects that improve the experience for residents while creating a safer, more accessible, and more welcoming waterfront. As Long Beach prepares to welcome the world for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, these improvements will ensure our coastline is ready for the opportunities ahead.

More importantly, these investments help position our waterfront as an even stronger economic engine for the future. By enhancing the places that attract residents and visitors alike, we are supporting tourism, local businesses, and the economic activity that helps sustain city services throughout Long Beach.

Transportation, Mobility, and Access Improvements
• Ocean Boulevard Resurfacing and Mobility Improvements – $3.5 million • Transportation, Mobility, and Wayfinding Improvements – $1.0 million • Shoreline Transportation Hub – $350,000
• Bike Path Resurfacing and Repair – $350,000
• Queen Mary Wayfinding – $300,000
• Convention Center Walkway Improvements – $150,000
Infrastructure and Facility Improvements
• Submarine Removal Planning and Design – $1.0 million
• Queen Mary / Pier H Improvements – $750,000
• Belmont Pier Repairs – $500,000
• Rainbow Harbor Improvements – $500,000
• Naples Sea Walls Construction – $500,000
• Parking Garage Study for the Queen Mary District – $500,000 Public Safety and Operational Enhancements
• Olympic Volunteer Support Program – $750,000
• Venue Wi-Fi and Security Cameras – $500,000
• Mobile Lighting and Camera Improvements – $350,000
• Public Health Lab Water Quality Testing Enhancements – $350,000 • Enforcement of Upstream Cities Trash Compliance - $200,000 Beautification and Public Realm Improvements
• City Beautification in Coastal Areas – $900,000
• Bench Replacement and Restoration – $50,000
18 Accelerating the Growth and Diversification of the Long Beach Economy Nearly four years ago, we launched Grow Long Beach to strengthen our city’s fiscal future by diversifying our economy. By focusing on high-growth industries such as aerospace, advanced manufacturing, tourism, and goods movement, we have attracted leading innovators, created more than 4,000 high-paying jobs, and are on track to reach 8,000 new jobs by 2028.

That economic momentum has positioned Long Beach to fully capitalize on the historic 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. As a venue city for 18 Olympic and Paralympic sports, we will welcome the world’s attention. But our focus extends far beyond the Games themselves. We are making generational investments in infrastructure and economic development that will strengthen our city, create lasting opportunity, and deliver benefits for residents long after the closing ceremonies.

Grow Long Beach and 2028 Olympic Preparation
• One-time funding to support communication and marketing efforts in support of the City’s business attraction, expansion, and retention activities.
• One-time funding to advance the citywide Long Beach Vibe City advertising and branding initiative, in partnership with Visit Long Beach.
• One-time funding for Long Beach Walls and community art murals. • One-time funding for the Communications Committee Budget for 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in the Office of Public Affairs & Communications.

Mayor’s Recommendations
• Recommend that the City Manager launch an Acceler8 by ’28 infrastructure delivery team to fast-track key infrastructure projects in advance of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Long Beach, including, ° Public art, cultural and legacy projects,
° Mobility and accessibility related projects
° Revenue generating ideas, including the establishment of a digital advertising district. • Recommend that the City Manager accelerate planning and stakeholder engagement efforts for the redevelopment of Pier H and Shoreline Drive, with a goal of releasing a public solicitation by the 2028 games. 19

V. Looking Ahead
Strengthening Long-Term Fiscal Stability
This budget marks a turning point in Long Beach’s fiscal recovery. Rather than simply balancing another challenging budget, these recommendations begin addressing the structural deficit that has persisted since the COVID-19 pandemic, fully addressing the economic turmoil created by the Administration over the past year, and put the City on a path toward long-term fiscal sustainability.

As illustrated below, Long Beach is projected to continue narrowing its structural deficit over the next two fiscal years. The remaining FY 2028 shortfall is expected to be offset by new Measure A revenues approved by Long Beach voters. If these projections hold, Long Beach will achieve its first significant and sustained structural surplus in more than a decade by 2028, positioning the City to make strategic investments while strengthening its long-term financial health.

General Fund Surplus / (Shortfall) in $ Millions
FY 28
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FY 29
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FY 30
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FY 31
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FY 32
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Surplus/(Shortfall)* (27.3) 2.3 0.4 7.1 2.4
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applied to existing General Fund
expenditures**
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* This chart assumes that any shortfalls are structurally solved each year ** City Measure A returns to 1% in FY28. This projection includes use of additional City Measure A funds towards General Fund expenses to relieve the General Fund’s deficit and maintain current public safety services. This projection uses an estimated $23.4 million from City Measure A in FY28.

Achieving structural balance is only part of the work. Maintaining a strong financial foundation also requires rebuilding City reserves, growing and diversifying revenues, and ensuring Long Beach is prepared to weather future economic uncertainty while continuing to deliver the high-quality services residents expect.

As the City implements SB 707, the City Council should also identify operational efficiencies that streamline Council meetings while preserving meaningful public participation. Any ongoing savings achieved through those efficiencies may be redirected by the City Council toward additional community priorities in future budgets, ensuring that improved public access and responsible fiscal stewardship go hand in hand. 20 Long Term Focus on Reserve Replenishment
The FY27 proposed budget-balancing solutions deliberately establish an operating reserve allocation of $9,800,000 to address drawdowns of City reserves in FY 25 and 26. To uphold the importance of the City’s fiscal policies to ensure long-term financial stability, protect essential public services and practice responsible budgeting, add an additional $200,000 one-time from the General Fund Group to bring the total reserve replenishment allocation to $10,000,000.

Recognizing that a single-year allocation does not fully restore the reserve levels contemplated by the City’s fiscal policies, direct the City Manager to prioritize reserve replenishment in future budgets as the General Fund returns to structural surplus, specifically, in any year in which year-end performance produces a General Fund surplus.

Supporting Council Priorities and Effective Public Engagement These recommendations also provide the City Council with additional flexibility during budget deliberations by setting aside one-time resources that may be directed toward community priorities and budget restorations.

At the same time, funding is provided to support implementation of SB 707 and expand public access to City Council meetings before the October 1 start of the fiscal year.

As the City implements SB 707, the City Council should also identify operational efficiencies that streamline Council meetings while preserving meaningful public participation. Any ongoing savings achieved through those efficiencies may be redirected by the City Council toward additional community priorities in future budgets, ensuring that improved public access and responsible fiscal stewardship go hand in hand. • Establish $303,120 one-time dollars from the General Fund Group for utilization by the Budget Oversight Committee and City Council to further community priorities and budget restorations on a one-time basis.
• Add $150,632 structural in the General Fund Group in the City Clerk’s Department to further support SB 707 implementation to ensure greater access to public meetings (may be redirected toward community priorities and budget restorations, if meeting operational efficiencies are adopted by the City Council prior to October 1.)
The FY27 Mayor’s Recommendations, taken as a whole, restore or add a total of 65.66 critical positions, protecting essential city services while putting Long Beach on a path toward long-term structural balance.

This is in addition to the 12 new positions in the new Public Works Traffic Safety Division. As the City Council considers amendments to the proposed budget, I remain committed to working collaboratively to address community priorities.

At the same time, we cannot lose sight of the fiscal progress reflected in these recommendations. Any action that increases the City’s structural deficit by adding recurring expenditures without an identified sustainable and equitable offset, undermines that progress and jeopardize our long-term financial stability. Accordingly, I intend to exercise my line-item veto authority for any budget amendment that expands the City’s structural deficit without a corresponding structural, sustainable, and equitable funding source. 21 22

For more information on the budget visit: longbeach.gov/finance To request this information in an alternative format or to request a reasonable accommodation, please contact Financial Management at 562.570.6090. A minimum of three (3) business days is requested to ensure availability. Reasonable attempts will be made to accommodate request made within less than three (3) business days. 23 No supporting documents.

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RESOLUTION NO.

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF LONG BEACH AMENDING THE MASTER FEE

AND CHARGES SCHEDULE FOR SPECIFIED CITY

SERVICES FOR CITYWIDE FEES AND CHARGES FOR
THE CITY OF LONG BEACH FOR FY27

WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Long Beach (“City”) seeks to establish service fees and charges to recover the full, lawfully recoverable costs incurred by the City in providing services to those who request them by amending the Master Fee and Charges Schedule for specified Ci ty services for Citywide fees and charges for the City of Long Beach; and
WHEREAS, it is the City’s policy to set fees and charges at full cost recovery levels, except where a greater public benefit demonstrates the need to impose a lesser fee or charge to the satisfaction of the City Council, or when it is not cost effective to do so; and
WHEREAS, the City has conducted an extensive analysis of its services, the costs reasonably borne by the City in providing those services, the beneficiaries of those services, and the revenues produced by those paying service fees and charges for said services; and
WHEREAS, the City Council, at a duly noticed public hearing, took public testimony and input regarding certain proposed new or increased service fees and charges; and
WHEREAS, California Government Code Section 66000, et seq., authorizes the City to adopt service fees and charges for municipal services, provided such fees do not exceed the cost to the City of providing the service; and WHEREAS, in accordance with Government Code Section 66016, at least

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fourteen (14) days prior to the public hearing at which this Resolution is adopted, notice of the time and place of the hearing was mailed to eligible interested parties who filed written requests with the City for mailed notice of meetings regarding new or increased fees or service charges; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with the Government Code 66016, data regarding the estimated cost of the services and the revenue sources anticipated to provide the services was available for public review and comment for ten (10) days prior to the public hearing at which this Resolution was adopted; and
WHEREAS, publication of the notice of public hearing was given in accordance with the provisions of Government Code Section 6062a, ten (10) days in advance of the public hearing at which the adoption of this Resolution was considered; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Long Beach hereby resolves as follows:

Section 1. The facts set forth in the Recitals of this Resolution are true and correct and are hereby incorporated by reference herein as though set forth in full.

Section 2. The City Council hereby approves publication of the Master Fee and Charges Schedule for FY27. S aid fees are set forth in Exhibit “A”, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference, for specified City services for Citywide fees and charges for the City of Long Beach, including those new, increased or adjusted fees as are described in the “Fee Change Narratives Fiscal Year 2027” set forth in Exhibit “B”, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference, and “Proposed Fee Adjustments and Deletions for Fiscal Year 2027” are also set forth and listed on Exhibit “C”, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as though set forth herein word for word.

Section 3. Said revised Master Fee and Charges Schedule is hereby directed to be made available to the public for its use for informational purposes, and is not intended as a re-adoption, modification, or amendment of any existing fee or charge previously established by resolution, or any previously adopted fee resolution that is not in

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conflict with the provisions of this Resolution.

Section 4. The City Council hereby further adopts and approves fees and charges that have been increased by the City Cost Index, a calculation of the increase in the City’s cost from Fiscal Year 2025 to Fiscal Year 2026, as set forth and described in Exhibit “D” which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference; and the new, increased, or adjusted fees and charges as set forth and described in Exhibits “B” and “C.” The fees and charges increased by the City Cost Index and those fees and charges set forth in said Exhibits “B” and “C” shall thereafter be incorporated into the Master Fee and Charges Schedule for FY27 (Exhibit “A”) and shall collectively be known as the Master Fee and Charges Schedule of the City of Long Beach and may be made available to the public for its information and review.

Section 5. Adoption of the new , increased or adjusted fees and charges set forth and described in this Resolution, and in Exhibits “B” and “C” attached hereto, are intended to recover costs necessary to provide the services within the City for which the fees are charged. In adopting the new , increased or adjusted fees and charges set forth in this Resolution, the City Council of the City of Long Beach is exercising its powers under Article XI, Section 7 of the California Constitution.

Section 6. All requirements of California Government Code Sections 66000, et seq., are hereby found to have been satisfied.

Section 7. The fees and charges set forth in Exhibit “C ” (“Proposed Fee Adjustments and Deletions for Fiscal Year 2027”) are reasonable estimates of the costs incurred by the City in providing the services to those who request them. The service fees and charges for such services are necessary to recover the reasonable, estimated cost of providing such services.

Section 8. The fees and charges adopted and all portions of this Resolution are severable. Should any of the fees or charges or any portion of this Resolution be adjudged to be invalid and unenforceable by a body of competent jurisdiction, then the remaining fees and/or Resolution portions shall be, and continue to

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be, in full force and effect, except as to those fees and/or Resolution portions that have been adjudged invalid. The City Council of the City of Long Beach hereby declares that it would have adopted each of the fees or charges and this Resolution and each section, subsection, clause, sentence, phrase and other portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more of the service fees, charges or sections, subsections, clauses, sentences, phrases or other portions of this Resolution may be held invalid or unconstitutional.

Section 9. All provisions of prior City Council ordinances and resolutions establishing fees are hereby rescinded and repealed in part or in whole to the extent of any conflict between said ordinances and resolutions and the provisions established by this Resolution.

Section 10. The establishment of fees and charges herein is exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 21080(b)(8) and the adoption of this Resolution is for the purposes of inter alia: (1) meeting operating expenses; (2) purchasing or leasing supplies, equipment or materials; (3) meeting financial reserve needs and requirements; or (4) obtaining funds for capital projects, necessary to maintain service within the various areas of the City.

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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted by the City Council of the City of Long Beach at its meeting of _________________________, 2026, by the following vote:

Ayes: Councilmembers:

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Absent: Councilmembers:

Recusal(s): Councilmembers:

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MASTER FEES AND CHARGES SCHEDULE EXHIBIT A

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Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Oversized Vehicle Parking
Citation
LBMC10.24.078. Vehicles that are either 85
inches high, 80 inches wide or 22 feet long are
prohibited from parking in a residential area on
any public street. A resident may obtain a
72-hour oversized vehicle parking permit for a
non-resident visitor residing with a resident
$75 Citation Penalty
Display of Plates VC5201 Display of Plates, Tabs, and Stickers $70 Citation Penalty Fireworks - Administrative
Penalty
Any responsible person or host found in
violation of Long Beach Municipal Code
Chapter 8.81 may be issued an administrative
penalty pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Per
Violation,
Per Day
Penalty
Fireworks - Disposal Fee Charge will apply and be added to the Fireworks - Administrative Penalty in the event
that fireworks are confiscated and have to be
disposed of by the Fire Marshall, after a
responsible person or host is found to be in
violation of Long Beach Municipal Code
Chapter 8.81.
$250 Per Violation
(if
applicable)
Fee
Fireworks - Response
Costs
Any responsible person or host found in
violation of Long Beach Municipal Code
Chapter 8.81 will be held liable for the City's
actual costs incurred for response. The actual
cost of response contitutes a debt owed to the
City, and will be charged in addition to
applicable penalties charged for violation of
Long Beach Municipal Code Chapter 8.81.

Actual Cost of
Response
Violation Fee

GENERAL FEES
Returned Check Charge Any person who passes a payment on uncollected funds shall be liable to the City for
the amount of the check and a returned check
charge.
$35 Check Penalty
Collection Charge A charge of 11% on each delinquent bill where collection is undertaken directly by the City.

Not less than $11 nor more than $500
11% Delinquent
bill
Penalty
Witness Fee Party requesting that a witness (employee)
testifies in a civil case pays the fee. As
established by State law.
$275 Witness/Day Fee
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS: GENERAL
Long Beach Municipal Code Chapter 9.65 Administrative Citation Fine Schedule for any violation of the Long Beach Municipal Code which could potentially be criminally cited as an infractions:

First Violation Any responsible person who violates any provision of Title 9 and Titles 3,5,8,10,14, 15,
18 and 21 or Chapter 2.63 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code may be issued an
administrative citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. $100 Violation Penalty

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Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Second Violation Any responsible person who violates any provision of Title 9 and Titles 3,5,8,10,14,15,
18 and 21 or Chapter 2.63 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code may be issued an
administrative citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. $200 Violation Penalty
Third Violation Any responsible person who violates any provision of Title 9 and Titles 3,5,8,10,14,15,18
and 21 or Chapter 2.63 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code may be issued an
administrative citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. $500 Violation Penalty
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS: SPECIFIC
Long Beach Municipal Code Chapter 9.65 Administrative Citation Fine Schedule for the following violations of the Long Beach Municipal Code which cannot be criminally cited as infractions:

Illegal Garage
Conversions
Any responsible person who violates any
provision of Long Beach Municipal Code

21.41.170 may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Violation Penalty
Dangerous Buildings Any responsible person who violates any provision of Long Beach Municipal Code 18.08
050 may be issued an administrative citation,
pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Per day that
the violation
exists
Penalty
Certificates of Occupancy Any responsible person who violates any provision of Long Beach Municipal Code

18.16.150 may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Violation Penalty
Failure to Comply with Title
18 Any responsible person who violates any
provision of Long Beach Municipal Code

18.20.080 may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Violation Penalty
Unlawful Dwellings Any responsible person who violates any provision of Long Beach Municipal Code

21.31.245(C) may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Violation Penalty
Illegal Automotive Work Any responsible person who violates any provision of Long Beach Municipal Code

21.51.227 may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$500 Violation Penalty

FRANCHISE FEES
Charter of the City of Long Beach, Section 1600
City of Long Beach Ordinance No. C4918

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3 DEPARTMENT: CITYWIDE FEES & CHARGES
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Electric Company
Franchise Fee
The City receives 1.66% of the gross quarterly
revenue from all electricity sold within the City
of Long Beach, exclusive of energy used for
street lighting.

1.66% of the
gross quarterly
revenue from
all electricity
sold withing
the City of
Long Beach,
exclusive of
energy used
for street
lighting.

Gross
Quarterly
Revenue
Rent
Cable Franchise Fee Cable operators pay a state franchise fee payable as rent or a toll for the use of the local
public right-of-way. The amount of the state
franchise fee is 5 percent of gross revenues.
5% Gross
Revenues
Rent

PARKING CITATIONS
Display of Plates VC5201 Display of Plates, Tabs, and Stickers $70 Citation Penalty Parking Within 3 Feet of
Access Ramp
VC22522 No person shall park a vehicle within
three feet of any sidewalk access ramp
constructed at, or adjacent to, a crosswalk or
at any other location on a sidewalk so as to be
accessible to and usable by the physically
disabled if the area adjoining the ramp is
designated by either a sign or red paint.
$315 Citation Penalty
Expired Meter LBMC 10.28.060 - Occupying a metered
parking space without paying for parking
$74 Citation Penalty
Overnight Parking in
Beach Lots
LBMC 10.30.080 - Prohibition against parking
overnight in designated lots
$74 Citation Penalty
Parking in Bicycle Lane VC 21211 (B) - No parking in a bicycle lane $100 Citation Penalty Illegal Park/Private LBMC 8.76.010G - Illegal Parking Private Property
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking Near Empty
Building
LBMC 8.76.010Q - Parking Near Empty
Building
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking on Empty Lot LBMC 8.76.010R - Parking on Empty Lot $70 Citation Penalty Commercial Vehicle on
Private Property
LBMC 8.76.010T - Commercial Vehicle on
Private Property
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking on
Parkway/Sidewalk
LBMC10.22.020 - Parkways and Sidewalks $74 Citation Penalty Improper Parking on Hill LBMC10.22.070 - Blocking Wheels on Hills $70 Citation Penalty Vehicle for Sale LBMC10.22.080 - Parking Vehicles for Sale $74 Citation Penalty No Parking Peddlers LBMC10.22.090 - Food Vendor Parking Prohibited Area
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking in Fire Lane LBMC10.22.110 - Fire Lanes $110 Citation Penalty

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4 No Parking Temporary LBMC10.22.120 - Temporary Parking Restrictions
$74 Citation Penalty
DEPARTMENT: CITYWIDE FEES & CHARGES
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Parked over 72 hours LBMC10.22.130 - Seventy-Two Hour Parking Limit
$74 Citation Penalty
Street Sweeping LBMC10.22.140 - Parking Prohibited at
Certain Times for Street Sweeping
$75 Citation Penalty
Street Repair of Vehicle LBMC10.22.150 - Repairing Vehicles on Streets
$70 Citation Penalty
Private Property/Posted
No Parking
LBMC10.22.160 - Parking on Private Property $70 Citation Penalty Parking - Public Housing LBMC10.22.182 -Parking Regulations within Public Housing Projects
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking Within Lines LBMC10.24.010 - Angle Parking $100 Citation Penalty No Stopping LBMC10.24.030 -Parking Prohibited Where
Posted--Exception
$100 Citation Penalty
No Parking LBMC10.24.050 - Parking Prohibited -
Compliance Required
$100 Citation Penalty
Exceeded Time Limit LBMC10.24.090 - Limited Time Parking $74 Citation Penalty Parking Within T's LBMC10.24.130 - Parking Space Markings $100 Citation Penalty Yellow, White, Green Curb LBMC10.26.010 - Yellow, White, Green Curb Markings
$74 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Other LBMC10.26.020 - Red Curb Markings $100 Citation Penalty Parking in an Alley LBMC10.26.030 - Stopping in Alley $100 Citation Penalty Disabled Parking - Streets
and Public Lots
LBMC10.34.020 - Parking For Disabled
Persons Reserved For Vehicles With
Appropriate License Plates or Placards
$365 Citations Penalty
Truck over 2 Hours LBMC10.38.110 - Commercial Vehicle Parking On Residential Streets Designated As Truck
Routes
$90 Citation Penalty
Commercial vehicle over
6,000 lbs unladen weight
parked off truck route.

Pick-ups exempt
LBMC10.40.010 - Establishment of
Designated Truck Routes
$135 Citation Penalty
No Parking on City
Property
VC21113.A - Driving Or Parking On Public
Grounds
$74 Citation Penalty
Parking in Intersection VC22500.A - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Parking on Crosswalk VC22500.B - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Safety Zone VC22500.C - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Fire Station VC22500.D - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty

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5 Parking across Driveway VC22500.E - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$85 Citation Penalty
Parking on Sidewalk VC22500.F - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
DEPARTMENT: CITYWIDE FEES & CHARGES
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Obstructing Traffic at
Excavation
VC22500.G - Prohibited Stopping, Standing,
or Parking
$74 Citation Penalty
Double Parking VC22500.H - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Bus Zone VC22500.I - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$290 Citation Penalty
Parking in Tunnel VC22500.J - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Parking on Bridge VC22500.K - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$74 Citation Penalty
Parking Near Access
Ramp for Physically
Handicapped
VC22500.L Parking in front of or on curb cut
down for wheelchair access
$315 Citation Penalty
Parking 18" of Curb VC22502.A - Curb Parking $100 Citation Penalty Disabled Person Off Street VC22507.8 - Parking In Spaces For The Disabled
$365 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Fire Hydrant VC22514 - Fire Hydrants $100 Citation Penalty Unattended Vehicle VC22515 - Unattended Vehicles $70 Citation Penalty Locked Vehicle with
Occupant
VC22516 - Locked Vehicles $74 Citation Penalty
Parking on Freeway VC22520 - Vending On Or Near Freeways $74 Citation Penalty Parking on Railroad
Tracks
VC22521 - Parking Upon Or Near Railroad
Track
$100 Citation Penalty
No Current Reg. Tag VC5204 (A) - Registration Tabs $70 Citation Penalty First Late Payment Penalty A 100% penalty not to exceed $55 will be assessed to an unpaid parking citation after 21
days from the mailing date of the Notice of
Parking Violation.
100% up to
$55 maximum
Citation Penalty
Collection Agency Charge 25% Citation Fee
Department of Motor
Vehicle (DMV) Collection
Charge
A collection charge will be assessed to an
unpaid parking citation after a hold on the
vehicle registration renewal is placed with the
DMV.
$2 Citation Fee

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6 Second Late Payment
Penalty
A 25% penalty will be assessed to an unpaid
parking citation after 21 days from the mailing
date of the Notice of Parking Violation - Final
Notice. This penalty will be applied after the
First Late Payment Penalty and the
Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
Collection Charge is assessed and then it is
rounded to the next whole dollar.
25% Delinquent
Balance
Penalty
Parking within 15'/20' of
Crosswalk
CVC 22500.N Parking within 20' of a
marked/unmarked crosswalk or 15' of a
crosswalk where a curb extension is present.
$74 Citation Penalty
DEPARTMENT: CITYWIDE FEES & CHARGES
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Copy of Parking Violation $2 Citation Fee

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DEPARTMENT: CITY CLERK
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Civil Marriage Ceremony Effective January 1, 2015, the City Clerk can perform Civil Marriage Ceremonies per
Assembly Bill 1525. The L.A. Registrar
Recorder County Clerk (RR/CC) provides
marriage licenses to couples getting married.

Once a couple has obtained their marriage
license, the couple can come to City Hall and
participate in a qualified ceremony. The
marriage license becomes a marriage
certificate that must be sent back to the
RR/CC to be recorded. The L.A. RR/CC only
records marriage certificates for marriages
that take place in Los Angeles County. The
civil ceremony can only be scheduled after the
couple has obtained a marriage license. Only
the appointed City Clerk is eligible to officiate
the ceremony.
$35 Ceremony Fee
Civil Marriage Ceremony
Witness Fee
Couples that participate in qualified Civil
Marriage Ceremonies must provide a witness
at the time of the ceremony, unless the couple
is marrying using a confidential Marriage
License in which case no witness is required.

If the couple does not have a witness, the City
Clerk can provide one for an additional fee.

20.00 Witness Fee

COPIES/DUPLICATION
Copies Per page copies:

Includes, but not limited to street indexes,
printed lists, precinct reports, statement of
vote, polling place/poll worker list, campaign
statements or statements of economic
interest.
$0.10 Page Fee

CAMPAIGN/ELECTION FEES
Candidate Filing Fee Non refundable application processing fee for qualified election candidates.
$310.00 Application Fee
Candidate Statement Fee Statement of Qualification 200 words or less that appears on the City Ballot during an
election cycle.

Actual Costs -
Based on
Election Cycle
Statement Fee
Late fee for campaign
statements
Election candidate campaign statements,
$10/day or cumulative amount stated in
statements or $100, whichever is greater.
$10 Day Penalty
Retrieval fee for campaign
statements
Retrieval fee for campaign statement or
statement of economic interest documents
more than five years old that may be stored
off-site.
$5 Request Fee
Initiative Filing Fee Initiative Filing Fee/Request for Ballot Title & Summary. Refundable to filer if, within one
year of the date of filing the notice of intent,
the elections official certifies the sufficiency of
the petition.
$200 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: CITY CLERK
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Late fee for statement of
economic interest
Election candidate statement of economic
interest, $10/day up to max of $100 (may be
waived under certain circumstances).
$10 Day Penalty

DOMESTIC REGISTRATION
Registration of Domestic
Partnership
Filing of a Statement of Domestic Partnership
(including up to two certified copies thereof)
$110.00 Registration Fee
Notice of Termination of
Domestic Partnership
Certified copy of Notice of Termination of
Domestic Partnership
$1.55 Statement Fee
Statement of Domestic
Partnership
Certified copy of Statement of Domestic
Partnership
$1.55 Statement Fee

LOBBYIST REGISTRATION
Lobbyist Registration Fee Persons subject to the registration requirements of this ordinance shall pay an
annual fee.
$152.00 Year Fee
Lobbyist Registration
Reduced Fee
Persons subject to the registration
requirements of this ordinance, and registering
for the first time on or after June 30 of a given
year shall pay a reduced registration fee.
$77.00 Year Fee
Lobbyist Registration Fee
for Additional Clients
In addition to the annual fee, each registrant
shall pay $31.00 per client for whom lobbying
is undertaken for compensation in excess of
five hundred dollars ($500.00). The fees for
clients as of the date of initial registration shall
be submitted with the registration. The fees for
subsequent clients will be due and submitted
at the time of the submission of the relevant
quarterly report as required pursuant to
Section 2.08.110 below.
$37.00 Client Fee
Lobbyist Registration Late
Fee
A fine of $32.15 per day for delinquent fees, up
to a maximum of five hundred dollars
($500.00), will be assessed until compliance
with the registration provisions herein.
$38.00 Day Penalty

PASSPORT SERVICES
Passport Application
Processing Fee
Processing Fee set by the U.S. Department of
State, Bureau of Consular Affairs, for
accepting passport applications as a
designated Passport Acceptance Facility.
$35 Application Fee
Passport Application
Express Postage
Fee for Express Postage of Passport
Applications to the Department of State,
Bureau of Consular Affairs, set by the United
States Postal Service (USPS).

30.45 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: CITY MANAGER
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Public Records Request -
B&W Duplication Fee
Duplication fee for black and white paper
copies.

0.20 per page Fee
Public Records Request -
Color Duplication Fee
Duplication fee for color ink paper copies. .60 per page Fee Public Records Request -
USB Flash drive
Direct cost for copying PRA responsive
records onto a USB flash drive.
$10 per
transaction
(+) actual
cost of
device
Fee
Cannabis Social Equity
Program Fee
Fee to oversee the cannabis social equity
program
$1,545 Application/
License
Fee
Cannabis Social Equity
Applicant Fee Waiver -
Annual Regulatory Fee
Social equity applicant fee waiver for first-year
of the annual cannabis regulatory fee.
$0 Application/
License
Fee
Cannabis Social Equity
Applicant Fee Waiver -
Application Review Fee
Social equity applicant fee waiver for
application review.
$0 Application Fee
Cannabis Social Equity
Applicant Fee Waiver -
Background Investigation
Fee
Social equity applicant fee waiver for
background investigations.
$0 Owner/Man
ager
Fee
Cannabis Social Equity
Applicant Fee Waiver -
Cannabis Social Equity
Program Fee
Social equity applicant fee waiver for the
"Cannabis Social Equity Program Fee"
$0 Application/
License
Fee

SPECIAL EVENTS AND FILMING
Special Advertising & Promotions Funds

EVENT FEES
Application Fee - Tier I
Event
Non-refundable application fee for an event
that is free and open to the public, requires no
participation fee and/or donation, requires no
setup, no alcohol sales and/or consumption
$102.00 Each Fee
Permit Fee - Tier I Event Permit fee for an event that is free and open to the public, requires no participation fee and/or
donation, requires no setup, no alcohol sales
and/or consumption
$155.00 Day Fee
Application Fee - Tier II
Event
Non-refundable application fee for an event
that is (A) open to the public but requires a
ticket/fee/donation for participants, or (B) a
private fundraising event (permittee must have
a current Charitable Solicitation Permit on file
with the City) with a closed venue requiring a
paid admission and/or donation, requires
minimum setup
$205.00 Each Fee

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DEPARTMENT: CITY MANAGER
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

EVENT FEES
Permit Fee - Tier II Event Permit fee for an event that is (A) open to the public but requires a ticket/fee/donation for
participants, or (B) a private fundraising event
(permittee must have a current Charitable
Solicitation Permit on file with the City) with a
closed venue requiring a paid admission
and/or donation, requires minimum setup
$255.00 Day Fee
Application Fee - Tier III
Event
Non-refundable application fee for an event
that requires a ticket and/or participation fee,
requires extensive setup in enclosed venue
with controlled access and exclusive use
$410.00 Each Fee
Permit Fee - Tier III Event Permit fee for an event that requires a ticket and/or participation fee, requires extensive
setup in enclosed venue with controlled
access and exclusive use
$1,020.00 Day Fee
Staff Monitoring Site visit and/or standby staffing $65.00 Hour Fee Administrative Fee - Late
Payment Processing
Administrative Fee for Late Payment
Processing
2% Total
fees/month
of
non-paymen
t
Penalty
Administrative Fee -
Processing
Administrative Fee 10% Total fees Fee

OCCASIONAL EVENT PERMIT (OEP)
Application & Permit Fee -
Occasional Event Permit
(OEP)
Non-refundable application & permit fee for
Occasional Event Permit (OEP) 10 business
day or more prior to event date - flat rate.
$150.00 Each Fee
Application & Permit Fee -
Occasional Event Permit
(OEP)
Non-refundable application & permit fee for
Occasional Event Permit (OEP) less than 10
business days prior to event date, subject to
staffing availability - flat rate.
$200.00 Each Fee
Staff Monitoring Site Visit and/or Standby Staffing $65.00 Hour Fee Administrative Fee - Late
Payment Processing
Administrative Fee for Late Payment
Processing
2% Total
fees/month
of
non-paymen
t
Fee

BLOCK PARTY/STREET CLOSURE FEE
Application & Permit Fee -
Block Party / Street
Closure
Non-refundable application & permit fee for
block party / street closure (flat rate)
$100.00 Each Fee
Staff Monitoring Site Visit and/or Standby Staffing $65.00 Hour Fee

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DEPARTMENT: CITY MANAGER
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

BLOCK PARTY/STREET CLOSURE FEE
Administrative Fee - Late
Payment Processing
Administrative Fee for Late Payment
Processing
2% Total
fees/month
of
non-paymen
t
Penalty

CITY OF LONG BEACH BUSINESSS DEVELOPMENT GROUPS
Annual Application &
Permit Fee - Events
Non-refundable annual application & permit
fee for continuously scheduled event
programs that create business-generating foot
traffic in business districts, no street closures,
no alcohol (business groups must be
registered with the State as a nonprofit) --
Maximum of six (6) events/year
$410.00 Each Fee
Staff Monitoring Site Visit and/or Standby Staffing $65.00 Hour Fee Administrative Fee - Late
Payment Processing
Administrative Fee - Late Payment Processing 2% Total
fess/month
of
non-paymen
t
Penalty
Administrative Fee -
Processing
Administrative Fee 10% Total Fees Fee

EVENT VENUE RENTAL FEES
Venue Rental - Tier I
Events
Rental of Marina Green, Rainbow Lagoon,
Shoreline Park, Beaches, Waterways,
Promenade, Rainbow Harbor Esplanade, or
Rainbow Harbor Nautilus Shell for event days
$305.00 Day Rent
Venue Rental - Tier I
Events
Rental of Marina Green, Rainbow Lagoon,
Shoreline Park, Beaches, Waterways,
Promenade, Rainbow Harbor Esplanade, or
Rainbow Harbor Nautilus Shell for event
prep/strike, move-in/move-out days
$155.00 Day Rent
Venue Rental - Tier II
Events
Rental of Marina Green, Rainbow Lagoon,
Shoreline Park, Beaches, Waterways,
Promenade, Rainbow Harbor Esplanade, or
Rainbow Harbor Nautilus Shell for event days
$610.00 Day Rent
Venue Rental - Tier II
Events
Rental of Marina Green, Rainbow Lagoon,
Shoreline Park, Beaches, Waterways,
Promenade, Rainbow Harbor Esplanade, or
Rainbow Harbor Nautilus Shell for event
prep/strike, move-in/move-out days
$305.00 Day Rent
Venue Rental - Tier III
Events
Rental of Marina Green, Rainbow Lagoon,
Shoreline Park, Beaches, Waterways,
Promenade, Rainbow Harbor Esplanade, or
Rainbow Harbor Nautilus Shell for event days
$1,020.00 Day Rent

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DEPARTMENT: CITY MANAGER
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

EVENT VENUE RENTAL FEES
Venue Rental - Tier III
Events
Rental of Marina Green, Rainbow Lagoon,
Shoreline Park, Beaches, Waterways,
Promenade, Rainbow Harbor Esplanade, or
Rainbow Harbor Nautilus Shell for event
prep/strike, move-in/move-out days
$510.00 Day Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q2
(event/filming days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming days with less than 5,000
participants
$5,000 day Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q2
(event/filming prep/strike,
move-in/move-out days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming prep/strike,
move-in/move-out days with less than 5,000
participants
$2,500 day Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q2
(event/filming hold days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming hold days with less than
5,000 participants
$2,000 day Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q3
(event/filming days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming days with 5,000-9,999
participants
$10,000 day Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q3
(event/filming prep/strike,
move-in/move-out days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming prep/strike,
move-in/move-out days with 5,000-9,999
participants
$5,000 day Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q3
(event/filming hold days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming hold days with 5,000-9,999
participants
$4,000 rent Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q4
(event/filming days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming days with 10,000 or more
participants
$25,000 day Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q4
(event/filming prep/strike,
move-in/move-out days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming prep/strike,
move-in/move-out days with 10,000 or more
participants
$12,500 day Rent
Venue Rental/Location
Fee - Queen Mary/Harry
Bridges Category-Q4
(event/filming hold days)
Rental of Queen Mary or Harry Bridges Park
for event or filming hold days with 10,000 or
more participants
$6,000 day Rent
City Property Use Fee -
Tier I Events
Public property use fee for permits generated
by Special Events and Filming for City
properties without established venue rental
fees (event days)
$305.00 Day Rent

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DEPARTMENT: CITY MANAGER
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

EVENT VENUE RENTAL FEES
City Property Use Fee -
Tier I Events
Public property use fee for permits generated
by Special Events and Filming for City
properties without established venue rental
fees (prep/strike, move-in/move-out days)
$155.00 Day Rent
City Property Use Fee -
Tier II Events
Public property use fee for permits generated
by Special Events and Filming for City
properties without established venue rental
fees (event days)
$410.00 Day Rent
City Property Use Fee -
Tier II Events
Public property use fee for permits generated
by Special Events and Filming for City
properties without established venue rental
fees (prep/strike, move-in/move-out days)
$205.00 Day Rent
City Property Use Fee -
Tier III Events
Public property use fee for permits generated
by Special Events and Filming for City
properties without established venue rental
fees (event days)
$510.00 Day Rent
City Property Use Fee -
Tier III Events
Public property use fee for permits generated
by Special Events and Filming for City
properties without established venue rental
fees (prep/strike, move-in/move-out days)
$255.00 Day Rent
Public Property
Administrative Fee
Admin. fee for permits generated by Special
Events and Filming for City owned property
with established rates managed by various
City departments
25% Total Fees Fee
Administrative Fee - Late
Payment Processing
Administrative Fee for Late Payment
Processing
2% Total
fees/month
of
non-paymen
t
Penalty
Administrative Fee -
Processing
Administrative Fee 10% Total Fees Fee

FILMING FEES
Application Fee -
Commercial Production
Film (private & public
property)
Non-Refundable Commercial Filming
Application Fee
$368.00 Each Fee
Application Fee -
Commercial Production
Photography (private &
public property)
Non-Refundable Commercial Still Photography
Application Fee
$132.00 Each Fee
Application Fee - Student
Film/Photography

CSULB/LBCC/LBUSD
Rate (private & public
property)
Non-Refundable Student Filming/Photography
Application Fee for CSULB/LBCC/LBUSD (flat
rate)
$40.00 Each Fee

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DEPARTMENT: CITY MANAGER
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

FILMING FEES
Application Fee - Student
Film/Photography
Non-Long Beach Schools
Rate (private & public
property)
Non-Refundable Student Film/Photography
Application Fee for Non-Long Beach Schools
Rate (flat rate)
$50.00 Each Fee
Permit Fee - Commercial
Production Film (private &
public property)
Commercial Filming Permit Fee $525.00 Day Fee
Permit Fee - Commercial
Production Photography
(private & public property)
Commercial Still Photography Permit Fee $158.00 Day Fee Permit Fee - Student
Film/Photography (public &
private property)
Student Filming/ Still Photography Permit Fee $0 Each Fee Permit Fee -
Revisions/Riders
Filming Revisions/Riders Fee to Original
Permit
$100.00 Each Item
Changed
Fee
Location Fee - Filming Marina Green, or Rainbow Lagoon, or Shoreline Park, or Beaches, or Waterways
$815.00 Day Rent
Location Fee - Filming Shoreline Drive $5,100.00 Day Rent Location Fee - Filming Queensway Bridge $3,500.00 Day Rent Location Fee - Filming Appian Way Bridge, or Marine Stadium, or Marinas
$1,200.00 Day Rent
Location Fee - Filming City Hall / Civic Center $5,000.00 Day Rent Location Fee - Filming El Dorado Park East - Full Closure $4,000.00 Day Rent Staff Monitoring Site Visit and/or Standby Staffing $65.00 Hour Fee Administrative Fee - Late
Payment Processing
Administrative Fee for Late Payment
Processing
2% Total
fees/month
of
non-paymen
t
Penalty
Administrative Fee -
Processing
Administrative Fee for Filming 15% Total Fees Fee

POLE BANNER FEES
Pole Banner
Application/Permit Fee -
City Streets (Commerical
Use)
Non-refundable pole banner application &
permit fee - City streets for commerical,
convention, event, business district &
community association use
$510.00 Each Fee
Pole Banner Permit
Renewal Fee - City Streets
(Commerical Use)
Non-refundable pole banner permit renewal
fee - City streets for commerical, convention,
event, business district & community
association use
$100.00 Each Fee

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DEPARTMENT: CITY MANAGER
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

POLE BANNER FEES
Pole Banner
Application/Permit Fee -
City Streets
(Non-Commericial Use /
Public Service
Announcements)
Non-refundable pole banner application &
permit fee - City streets for neighborhood
organizations / non-commerical use only
$100.00 Year Fee
Pole Banner Deposit Refundable Pole Banner Deposit -
Installation/Removal, Damage, etc.
$510.00 Each Penalty

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DEPARTMENT: CITY PROSECUTOR
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Pre-filing Diversion Fee Fee for Misdemeanants eligible for Pre-filing Community Service diversion program.
$100 Applicant Fee
Change of plea and
dismissal of charges after
termination of probation
Fee authorized by Penal Code section
1203.4(c) to change plea or set aside verdict
after completing probation.
$150 Application Fee
Change of plea and
dismissal of charges
against non-probationed
misdemeanant after
performance of sentence
Fee authorized by Penal Code section
1203.4a(c) to change plea or set aside verdict
for misdemeanant not offered probation.
$60 Application Fee
Cost Recovery
(Discretionary)
Recovery of costs related to law enforcement
and prosecution activity, paid by criminal
defendant; or in connection with administrative
hearing or action, paid by requestor.

Case by case Per Case Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLANNING
Pre-Development
Meetings
3rd and subsequent meetings to recover costs $280 per
meeting
Meeting Fee
Historical Analysis
Document Prepared by
Consultant
Historical analysis document development or
peer review of applicant prepared document
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
Project Navigation
Services Fee
Additional project management services
requested by the applicant beyond the scope
of the estimated entitlement project
management.
$110 Per Hour Per Hour Fee

ENVIRONMENTAL FEES
Categorical
Exemption/Statutory
Exemption-Standalone
Review and processing of a categorical
exemption or statutory exemption that is
processed by itself for
compliance with the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA)
$1,108.00 Application Fee
Environmental Document
Prepared by Consultant
Environmental document development or peer
review of applicant prepared document for
compliance with the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA)
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
Modification of Mitigation
Measure by Consultant
Review and processing of a modification to an
existing environmental mitigation measure for
compliance with the
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
NEPA Environmental
Assessment-FONSI by
City Staff
Preparation of NEPA Environmental
Assessment by City Staff
$21,269.00 Application Fee
NEPA Environmental
Assessment-Mitigated
FONSI by City Staff
Review and processing of a mitigated
environmental assessment for compliance
with the National Environmental
Policy Act (NEPA)
$42,266.00 Application Fee
NEPA Environmental
Assessment-Mitigated
FONSI by Consultant
Review and processing of a mitigated
environmental assessment for compliance
with the National Environmental
Policy Act (NEPA).
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
NEPA Exclusion with
Worksheet by Consultant
Review and processing of an environmental
exclusion with worksheet for compliance with
the National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
NEPA Exclusion Without
Worksheet by City Staff
Review and processing of an environmental
exclusion without worksheet for compliance
with the National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
$940.00 Application Fee
CEQA Compliance
Checklist/Programmatic
Environmental Impact
Report (EIR) by Consultant
Review and processing of a programatic
environmental impact report and CEQA
compliance checklist for
compliance with the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA)
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

ENVIRONMENTAL FEES
Categorical
Exemption/Statutory
Exemption with Other
Application
Review and processing of a categorical
exemption or statutory exemption that is
processed with another
Planning application for compliance with the
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
$493.00 Application Fee
County Recorder Fee
(Fixed, based on County)
Filing of environmental determination with Los
Angeles County Clerk's office after action has
been taken
Current fee
charged by the
LA County
Recorder
Application Fee
Negative Declaration/Initial
Study by City Staff
Review and processing of an initial
study/negative declaration for compliance with
the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA)
$24,121 if
prepared by
City staff
Application Fee
Environmental Impact
Report (EIR) by Consultant
Preparation of an EIR associated with a
development project by an outside consultant
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
Environmental Document
Peer Review
Peer review of an environmental impact report
when needed for compliance with the
California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA)
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
Environmental Impact
Report (EIR) Addendum
To Certified EIR by City
Staff
Review and processing of an addendum to an
environmental impact report for compliance
with the California
Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
$28,775.00 Application Fee
CEQA Compliance
Checklist/Programmatic
Environmental Impact
Report (EIR) by City Staff
Review and processing of a programatic
environmental impact report and CEQA
compliance checklist for
compliance with the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA)
$11,183.00 Application Fee
Ongoing mitigation
monitoring by outside
consultant
Ongoing mitigation monitoring by outside
consultant
120% of billed
consultant
costs paid by
the City
Report Fee
Modification of Mitigation
Measure by City Staff
Review and processing of a modification to an
existing environmental mitigation measure for
compliance with the
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
$13,951.00 Report Fee
NEPA Application Preparation of National Environmental
Protection Act (NEPA) Environmental
Application
120% of billed
consultant
costs paid by
the City
Application Fee
NEPA Exclusion With
Worksheet by City Staff
Review and processing of an environmental
exclusion with worksheet for compliance with
the National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
$4,036.00 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

ENVIRONMENTAL FEES
NEPA Exclusion Without
Worksheet by Consultant
Review and processing of an environmental
exclusion without worksheet for compliance
with the National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
120% of billed
consultant
costs paid by
the City
Application Fee
NEPA Environmental
Assessment-FONSI by
Consultant
Preparation of NEPA Environmental
Assessment by Consultant
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
NEPA Environmental
Impact Study (EIS) by
Consultant
Review and processing of an environmental
impact study for compliance with the National
Environmental Policy
Act (NEPA)
120% of billed
consultant
costs paid by
the City
Application Fee

ZONING FEES
Zoning Review of Building
Permit Exempt Fences
Review of the zoning and standards of a fence
for compliance with City codes and standards
$68.00 Permit Fee
Administrative Use Permit Review of an administrative use permit for compliance with City codes and standards
$6,789.00 Application Fee
Conditional Use Permit Review of a Conditional Use Permit for compliance with City codes and standards
$15,474.00 Application Fee
Conditional Use Permit -
Wireless
Review of a wireless conditional use permit for
compliance with City codes and standards.
$13,121.00 Application Fee
CUP Exemption for
Alcoholic Beverage Use
Review of a use permit for an alcoholic
beverage exemption for compliance with City
codes and standards
$1,513.00 Application Fee
Standards Variance -
Fence Height Exception
Fence Height Exception through AUP or
standard variances
$1,177.00 Application Fee
Annual Use Permit Zoning
Compliance Inspection
For the annual review of sites for compliance
with the conditions of approval for AUP and
CUP
$1,500 per
application per
year
Year Fee
Standards Variance - New
Construction
Review of a standards variance for an
exception from the Zoning Code
$7,091 per first
variance plus
$2,079 per
additional
variance
Application Fee
Work/Land Use without a
permit (Double the permit
fee)
For applications to legalize construction that
occurred without approved permits
Double the
total required
permit fee
Application Penalty
DDED Noise Study
Exemption Request
Review of a request for an exemption from
providing a Noise Study for a project
$142.00 Request Fee
Cannabis Consultation Initial consultation of a cannabis-related application to assist applicant with preparing
the submittal
$515.00 Application Fee
Alcohol Nuisance
Abatement Ordinance
(ANAO) Registry Fee
Program registry for enforcement of Chapter

21.57 of the Zoning Regulations for
businesses subject to the Alcohol Nuisance
Abatement Ordinance (ANAO)
$679.00 Registration Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

ZONING FEES
Nuisance Motel Ordinance
Registry Fee
Program registry fee enforcement of Section

5.57.040 of the Long Beach Municipal Code
for complaints subject to the Nuisance Motel
Ordinance (ANAO)
$772.00 Registration Fee

BILLBOARD INVENTORY FEES
Billboard Inventory Review Review of the inventory of a billboard company for compliance with City-set limits on the
number of billboards
within the City
$5,087 per
application
plus $107 per
each sign after
10 signs
Inventory Fee

LOCAL COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMITS
Coastal Development
Permit -App B Form Only
Review and processing of a coastal
development permit to the Coastal
Commission for compliance with the
State Coastal Act in which the project is
coordinated by another City department or
other agency
$1,404.00 Application Fee
Administrative Local
Coastal Development
Permit
Review and processing of an administrative
coastal development permit to the Coastal
Commission for
compliance with the State Coastal Act
$1,984.00 Application Fee
Local Coastal Program
Amendment by Consultant
Review and processing of an amendment to
an approved local coastal development permit
to the Coastal
Commission for compliance with the State
Coastal Act
120% of
Consultant
Cost
Application Fee
Coastal Development
Permit (CDP) Submitted to
Coastal Commission
Review and processing of an approval in
concept for a coastal development permit to
the Coastal Commission
for compliance with the State Coastal Act
$7,516.00 Application Fee
Local Coastal Program
(LCP) Amendment by City
Staff
Review and processing of an amendment to
an approved local coastal development permit
to the Coastal
Commission for compliance with the State
Coastal Act
$18,204.00 Application Fee
Local Coastal
Development Permit
(LCDP) With No Other
Planning Permit Required
Review and processing of a local coastal
development permit to the Coastal
Commission in which no other
Planning permit is required for compliance
with the State Coastal Act
$5,812.00 Application Fee
Local Coastal
Development Permit
(LCDP) With Other
Planning Permit Required
Review and processing of a local coastal
development permit to the Coastal
Commission with other Planning
permits for compliance with the State Coastal
Act
$2,675.00 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

LOCAL COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMITS
Coastal Permit Categorical
Exclusion
Review of a categorical exemption for a
Coastal Permit for compliance with the State
Coastal Act
$302.00 Application Fee
Coastal Development
Permit -Boat Dock
Review and processing of a boat dock coastal
development permit to the Coastal
Commission for compliance
with the State Coastal Act
$440.00 Application Fee

MODIFICATIONS
Modification - Director
Admin
Review of a modification to a project not
required to go back to the hearing body for
compliance with City codes
and standard
$1,949.00 Application Fee
Minor/Admin Modification
to ZA
Non-hearing administrative over-the-counter
review of a modification to a project for
compliance with City codes
and standards
$1,752.00 Application Fee
Modification - Staff SPR
Committee
Review of a major modification to a project
reviewed by the Site Plan Review Committee
for compliance with
City codes and standards
$3,632.00 Application Fee
Modification - Zoning
Administrator
Review of a major modification to a project
reviewed by the Zoning Administrator for
compliance with City codes
and standards
$4,345.00 Application Fee
Modification - Planning
Commission
Review of a major modification to a project
reviewed by the Planning Commission for
compliance with City codes
and standards
$13,269 per
application
Application Fee

SIGN FEES
Sign Standards Waiver Review of a request for a waiver of sign standards
$1,772.00 Application Fee
Sign Program: 5-12 Signs Review of a sign program for compliance with City codes and standards
$3,421.00 Application Fee
Sign Program: 13-25
Signs
Review of a sign program for compliance with
City codes and standards
$7,403.00 Application Fee
Sign Program: 26-100
Signs
Review of a sign program for compliance with
City codes and standards
$11,976.00 Application Fee
Sign Program: 101+ Signs Review of a sign program for compliance with City codes and standards
$17,731.00 Application Fee
Sign Program Amendment Review of an amendment to an existing sign program for compliance with City codes and
standards
$2,424.00 Application Fee
Sign Permit Review of the zoning and standards of a sign for compliance with City codes and standards
for signs that are exempt from a building
permit.
$107.00 Permit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SIGN FEES
Sign Permit (each
additional sign)
Request for Zoning Sign Permit $51.00 Permit Fee
Creative Sign Permit Review of the zoning and standards of a creative sign for compliance with City codes
and standards
$3,179.00 Application Fee
Promotional Activity Sign
(Banner)
Review of the zoning and standards of a
banner for compliance with City codes and
standards.
$34 for the first
sign plus $17
for each
additional sign
Permit Fee

SITE PLAN REVIEW (SPR) FEES
SPR Pre-Application: 1/2-1
Acre
Pre-application review of a site plan
application of more than a half acre and less
than or equal to 1 acre for
compliance with City codes and standards
$4,434.00 Application Fee
SPR Pre-Application: 1-5
Acres
Pre-application review of a site plan
application of more than one acre and less
than or equal to 5 acres for
compliance with City codes and standards
$5,456.00 Application Fee
SPR Pre-Application: 5+
Acres
Pre-application review of a site plan
application of more than five acres for
compliance with City codes and
standards
$7,010.00 Application Fee
SPR Conceptual: up to
50,000 sq ft
Conceptual review of a site plan application up
to 50,000 square feet for compliance with City
codes and
standards
$8,349.00 Application Fee
SPR Conceptual: 50,001
sq ft - 100,000 sq ft
Conceptual review of a site plan application of
more than 50,000 square feet and less than or
equal to 100,000
square feet for compliance with City codes and
standards
$8,269 per
application
plus $51 per
1,000 square
feet over
50,000 square
feet
Application Fee
SPR Conceptual: 100,001
sq ft - 300,000 sq ft
Conceptual review of a site plan application of
more than 100,000 square feet and less than
or equal to 300,000
square feet for compliance with City codes and
standards
$11,034 per
application
plus $27 per
1,000 square
feet over
100,000
square feet
Application Fee
SPR Conceptual: 300,001
sq ft - 500,000 sq ft
Conceptual review of a site plan application of
more than 300,000 square feet and less than
or equal to 500,000
square feet for compliance with City codes and
standards
$16,522 per
application
plus $56 per
1,000 square
feet over
300,000
square feet
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SITE PLAN REVIEW (SPR) FEES
SPR Conceptual: 500,001
sq ft - 1,000,000 sq ft
Conceptual review of a site plan application of
more than 500,000 square feet for compliance
with City codes
and standards
$27,732 per
application
plus $31 per
1,000 square
feet over
500,000
square feet
Application Fee
SPR Review (Planning
Commission): 0 - 50,000
sq ft
Review of a site plan application by the
Planning Commission up to 50,000 square
feet for compliance with City
codes and standards
$11,635.00 Application Fee
SPR Review (Planning
Commission): 50,001 sq ft
- 100,000 sq ft
Review of a site plan application by the
Planning Commission of more than 50,000
square feet and less than or
equal to 100,000 square feet for compliance
with City codes and standards
$11,635 per
application
plus $80 per
1,000 square
feet over
50,000 square
feet
Application Fee
SPR Review (Planning
Commission): 100,001 sq
ft - 300,000 sq ft
Review of a site plan application by the
Planning Commission of more than 100,000
square feet and less than or
equal to 300,000 square feet for compliance
with City codes and standards
$15,571 per
application
plus $39 per
1,000 square
feet over
100,000
square feet
Application Fee
SPR Review (Planning
Commission): 300,001 sq
ft - 500,000 sq ft
Review of a site plan application by the
Planning Commission of more than 300,000
square feet and less than or
equal to 500,000 square feet for compliance
with City codes and standards
$23,443 per
application
plus $62 per
1,000 square
feet over
300,000
square feet
Application Fee
SPR Review (Planning
Commission): 500,001 sq
ft - 1,000,000 sq ft
Review of a site plan application by the
Planning Commission of more than 500,000
square feet for compliance
with City codes and standards
$35,848 per
application
plus $67 per
1,000 square
feet over
500,000
square feet
Application Fee
SPR Staff: 5-12
Units/1,000 sq ft - 5,000 sq
ft
Review of a site plan application by staff of
5-12 residential units or more than 1,000
commercial square feet and
less than or equal to 5,000 square feet for
compliance with City codes and standards
$9,501.00 Application Fee
SPR Staff: 13-25
Units/5,001 sq ft - 25,000
sq ft
Review of a site plan application by staff of
13-25 residential units or more than 5,000
commercial square feet
and less than or equal to 25,000 square feet
for compliance with City codes and standards
$15,063.00 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SITE PLAN REVIEW (SPR) FEES
SPR Staff: 25-49
Units/25,001 sq ft - 50,000
sq ft
Review of a site plan application by staff of
25-49 residential units or more than 25,000
commercial square feet
and less than or equal to 50,000 square feet
for compliance with City codes and standards
$18,998.00 Application Fee
SPR Modification to
Wireless Telecom Site -
Non-Eligible Facilities
Request
Review of a major modification of an existing
wireless site for compliance with City codes
and standards
$7,527.00 Application Fee
SPR Wireless -Minor
Modification
Review of a minor modification of an existing
wireless site for compliance with City codes
and standards
$3,591.00 Application Fee
Wireless Telecom Historic
Resource
Review of the historic resources related to a
wireless application for compliance with City
codes and standards
$3,580 per
application.

This fee is in
addition to and
separate from
other Historic
Planning fees.

Application Fee
Pre-Application -No New
Sq Ft
A pre-application review for projects in which
no new square feet is proposed to be added
$2,045.00 Application Fee
SPR Pre-Application up to
1/2 Acre
Pre-application review of a site plan
application of up to and including a half acre
for compliance with City codes and standards
$3,333.00 Application Fee
SPR Conceptual -
Voluntary
Conceptual review of a site plan application
that is voluntary for compliance with City codes
and standards
$5,208 per
application.

Fee is credited
to future SPR
fees if
conceptual fee
is voluntary
Application Fee
SPR Staff: Wing
Wall/Facade/Misc
Review of a site plan application by staff of
wing walls, facade remodels, or miscellaneous
staff reviews for
compliance with City codes and standards
$1,454.00 Application Fee
SPR Wireless -New
Co-Location
Review of a wireless site plan application of a
new co-location for compliance with City codes
and standards
$4,480.00 Application Fee
SPR Staff: 1-4
Units/0-1,000 sq ft
Review of a site plan application by staff of 1-4
residential units or up to and equal to 1,000
commercial square
feet for compliance with City codes and
standards
$5,440.00 Application Fee
SPR Staff: 100%
Affordable Project, 50+
Units
Review of a site plan application by staff of
more than 50 residential units and more than
50,000 sf of building area for a 100 percent
affordable housing for compliance with City
codes and standards
$11,464.00 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

OTHER APPROVAL FEES
Administrative Adjustment Review of an administrative adjustment from the City's zoning code
$2,334.00 Application Fee
Zoning Administrator
Interpretation
Review of a request for the Zoning
Administrator to interpret a particular section
of the City Zoning Code
$1,429.00 Application Fee
Business License Review -
Home Occupancy
Review of the zoning of a home occupation
business for compliance with City codes and
standards
$52.00 Application Fee
Continuance -
PC/CHC/Council
Review of an applicant-requested continuance
for a Cultural Heritage Commission, Planning
Commission, or City
Council hearing
$2,747 per
application.

Public Hearing
Noticing fees
are separate
Application Fee
MWELO Plan Review
Performance Checklist -
Residential/Commercial
Review of a Water Efficiency Landscape
(MWELO) plan performance checklist for
compliance with City codes
and standards
$1,930.00 Application Fee
Development Agreement
Amendment
Review and processing of an amendment to
an existing development agreement for a
particular project
Deposit
determined by
staff ($20,000
minimum) with
charges at the
fully allocated
hourly rates for
all staff
involved
plus any
outside costs
Application Fee
As-Plan Post Approval
Review -Minor
Review of changes to a development project
after approval but before building plan check
submittal for
compliance with City Codes and standards
$4,838.00 Plan Fee
As-Plan Post Approval
Review -Major
Review of changes to a development project
after approval but before building plan check
submittal for
compliance with City Codes and standards
$12,297.00 Plan Fee
Additional Plan Review Additional plan review prior to scheduling of the hearing due to the actions of the applicant
$2,391.00 Review Fee
Temporary Activating Use
Permit or Permit Renewal
Permit to allow community-serving temporary
uses on vacant lots per LBCM Fee Amount will
align with Administrative Land Use Review
(ALUR) permit.
$251.00 Application Fee
Entitlement Conditions of
Approval Compliance
Review
Staff conducts site visits or any other
additional work to ensure compliance with
Conditions of Approval on entitlements
$209.00 Hourly Fee
Planning Expedite Double fee for expediting, subject to approval that a project can be expedited given external
constraints such as CEQA pathway.

Double Base
Fee
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

OTHER APPROVAL FEES
Street Name Change Review a request to change the name of a public City street for compliance with City
codes and standards
Deposit
determined by
staff with
charges at the
full hourly
rates for all
staff involved
plus any
outside
costs
Application Fee
Classification of Use Review of a request to classify a use not otherwise identified in the Zoning Code
$15,104.00 Application Fee
Administrative Land Use
Review
Review and documentation that special
regulations for a proposed use have been met
$524.00 Application Fee
Park Use Permit Review a request to establish a public park or community gardens on private property
$15,104.00 Permit Fee
Business License Zoning
Approval
Review of the zoning of a business for
compliance with City codes and standards
$191.00 Application Fee
Development Agreement Review and processing of a new development agreement for a particular project
Deposit
determined by
staff ($36,000
minimum) with
charges at the
fully allocated
hourly rates for
all staff
involved
plus any
outside costs
Agreement Fee
Time Extension Review of a proposed time extension for
compliance with City codes and standards
$1,002 Request Fee
Time Extension, each
subsequent
Review of a proposed time extension for
compliance with City codes and standards
$975 for first
request plus
$2,364 for
each additional
request
Request Fee
Continuance - Zoning
Administrator
Review of an applicant-requested continuance
for a Zoning Administrator hearing
$588 per
application.

Public Hearing
Noticing fees
are separate.

Application Fee
Zoning Confirmation Letter Providing a letter which requires additional research confirming the zoning of a particular
parcel on request
$1,020.00 Letter Fee
Development Agreement
Annual Review
Annual review of a development project for
compliance with the terms of the development
agreement
$6,175.00 Year Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

OTHER APPROVAL FEES
Planned Development
District In Lieu Fee
An in lieu fee in an amount equivalent to the
construction value of any public improvements
required by the Planned Development District.

Construction
value of
required public
improvements
Application Fee
MWELO Plan Review
Prescriptive Checklist -
Residential (1-4 Units)
Review of a Water Efficiency Landscape
(MWELO) plan prescriptive checklist for
compliance with City codes
and standards
$218 Application Fee
MWELO Plan Review
Prescriptive Checklist -
Commercial
Review of a Water Efficiency Landscape
(MWELO) plan prescriptive checklist for
compliance with City codes
and standards
$1,770 Application Fee
Housing Project Title
Report
Order and review title report(s) to ensure
property owner/developer conforms to
provisions of the City's inclusionary housing,
enhanced density bonus, and Mell Act in lieu
policies.
$227 to obtain
and review title
report(s) plus
the cost of
each report
Application Fee
Housing Project Covenant
Recordation
Preparation and recording of covenants for
housing project developed under Chapters

21.61, 21.67 and 21.68.
$567 to
prepare and
record
covenants plus
the cost of
recording
application Fee
Lot Tie Covenant Preparation and recording of covenants to tie multiple lots with the same ownership via a
covenant.
$680.00 to
prepare and
record
covenants
Application Fee
SB 330 Pre-Application
Fee
A preliminary application for housing
development projects seeking vesting rights
pursuant to SB 330, the Housing Crisis Act of
2019
$3,506.00 Application Fee
SB 35 Review Fee Senate Bill (SB) 35 went into effect on January 1, 2018 and changed the local review process
for certain development projects. The City
must use a streamlined, ministerial review
process for qualifying multifamily residential
projects.
$3,763.00 Application Fee

PLANNING PLAN CHECK FEES
Zoning Plan Check with
Valuation of $0-$750,000
Zoning review of Building construction plans
for compliance with City codes and standards

0.5% of project
valuation with
a minimum fee
of $310, but no
greater than
95% of the
Building
standard plan
check fee
Plan Check Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLANNING PLAN CHECK FEES
Zoning Plan Check with
Valuation of $750,001+
Zoning review of Building construction plans
for compliance with City codes and standards

0.9% of project
valuation, but
no greater
than 95% of
the Building
standard plan
check fee
Plan Check Fee

SUBDIVISION APPLICATION FEES
Tentative Parcel Map
-Planning Commission
Review of a tentative map of up to 4 lots for
compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision Map
Act
$15,469.00 Application Fee
Parcel Map Waiver Review of a waiver of the need for a parcel for compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision
Map Act
$1,541.00 Application Fee
Tentative Tract Map: 5-20
Lots
Review of a tentative map of 5 or more lots for
compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision
Map Act
$18,992.00 Application Fee
Tentative Tract Map: 21-40
Lots
Review of a tentative map of 5 or more lots for
compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision
Map Act
$20,000 plus
$119 per lot
over 20 lots
Application Fee
Tentative Tract Map: 41-80
Lots
Review of a tentative map of 5 or more lots for
compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision
Map Act
$22,430 plus
$119 per lot
over 40 lots
Application Fee
Tentative Tract Map:
81-120 Lots
Review of a tentative map of 5 or more lots for
compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision
Map Act
$27,154 plus
$216 per lot
over 80 lots
Application Fee
Tentative Tract Map: 120+
Lots
Review of a tentative map of 5 or more lots for
compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision
Map Act
$35,792 plus
$147 per lot
over 120 lots
Application Fee
Condominium Tentative
Map: 13-25 Units
Review of a new condominium or
condominium conversion tentative map for
compliance with City codes and
standards and the Subdivision Map Act
$21,099.00 Application Fee
Condominium Tentative
Map: 26+ Units
Review of a new condominium or
condominium conversion tentative map for
compliance with City codes and
standards and the Subdivision Map Act
$21,099 plus
$131 per unit
over 25 units
Application Fee
Lot Merger -
Administrative
Review of a merger of two lots into one lot by
staff for compliance with City codes and
standards and the
Subdivision Map Act
$2,313.00 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SUBDIVISION APPLICATION FEES
Condominium Conversion Review of a conversion of an apartment or hotel to a condominium for compliance with
City codes and
standards
$15,112 per
application
plus $419 per
unit. This fee
is in addition to
Map fees.

Application Fee
Condo Conversion
Exemption
Review of an exemption of a conversion of an
apartment or hotel to a condominium for
compliance with City
codes and standards and the Subdivision Map
Act
$2,316.00 Application Fee
Condominium Tentative
Map: 2-12 Units
Review of a new condominium or
condominium conversion tentative map for
compliance with City codes and
standards and the Subdivision Map Act
$18,182.00 Application Fee
Tentative Parcel Map
-Zoning Administrator
Review of a tentative map of up to 4 lots for
compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision Map
Act
$5,268.00 Application Fee
Vesting Tentative Map Review of a tentative map of up to 4 lots for compliance with City codes and standards and
the Subdivision Map
Act
Additional
$1,201 per
application
Application Fee
Final Map Review Review of a final map for compliance with City codes and standards and the Subdivision Map
Act
$2,073 per
application
plus $34 per
lot/unit
Application Fee
Lot Merger- Zoning
Administrator
Review of a merger of two lots into one lot by
the Zoning Administrator for compliance with
City codes and
standards and the Subdivision Map Act
$2,848.00 Application Fee
Lot Line Adjustment Review of an adjustment of the lot line between two lots for compliance with City
codes and standards and the
Subdivision Map Act
$6,020.00 Application Fee
Certificate of Compliance -
Standalone
Issuance of Certificate of Compliance $2,039 and
county
recording fee.

Application Fee

ZONING AMENDMENT FEES
Zoning Amendment/Map
Change (includes changes
to PDs)
Processing of changes to zoning designation
or map modification
$18,211.00 Application Fee

GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT FEES
General Plan Conformity
Certification - Other
Review of a general plan conformity
certification for applications other than an alley
vacation for compliance with
City codes and standards
$17,449.00 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT FEES
General Plan Amendment
-Text
Review of proposed changes to the General
Plan zoning text designation for compliance
with City codes and
standards
$23,648.00 Application Fee
Zone Text Amendment Review of proposed changes to the zoning text designation for compliance with City
codes and standards
$23,648.00 Application Fee
General Plan Amendment
-Map
Review of proposed changes to the General
Plan zoning map designation for compliance
with City codes and
standards
$18,204.00 Application Fee
General Plan Conformity
Certification - Alley
Vacation
Review of a general plan conformity
certification for an alley vacation for
compliance with City codes and
standards
$7,403.00 Application Fee

APPEAL FEES
Appeal to City Council by
Applicant
Review and processing of an appeal of a
Planning Commission decision to the City
Council
$10,164.00 Appeal Fee
Appeal to City Council by
Third Party
Review and processing of an appeal of a
Planning Commission decision to the City
Council
$1,076.00 Appeal Fee
Appeal to Planning
Commission of 100%
Affordable Housing Project
Review and processing of an appeal of a
decision to the Planning Commission
$7,735.00 Appeal Fee
Appeal to City Council of
100% Affordable Housing
Project
Review and processing of an appeal of a
Planning Commission decision to the City
Council
$9,857.00 Appeal Fee
Appeal to Planning
Commission by Applicant
Review and processing of an appeal of a
decision to the Planning Commission
$7,924.00 Appeal Fee
Appeal to Planning
Commission by Third Party
Review and processing of an appeal of a
decision to the Planning Commission
$1,115.00 Appeal Fee
DDED Noise Study
Exemption Appeal
Review of an appeal of an exemption decision
from providing a Noise Study for a project
$3,807.00 Appeal Fee

CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS (COA)
COA: Cultural Heritage
Commission (CHC)
Review (>250 sq ft or
Visible) - Other
Cultural Heritage Commission review of a
Certificate of Appropriateness for construction
of more than 250
square feet or visible from street for
compliance with City codes and standards
$6,021.00 Application Fee
COA Appeal of Staff
Decision to Cultural
Heritage Commission by
Third Party
Appeal of a Certificate of Appropriateness staff
decision to the Cultural Heritage Commission
$1,628.00 Appeal Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS (COA)
COA Appeal of Staff
Decision of a 100%
Affordable Housing Project
Appeal of a Certificate of Appropriateness staff
decision of a 100% Affordable Housing Project
$4,959.00 Appeal Fee
COA: Utilities Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for utilities for compliance with City codes and
standards
$93.00 Application Fee
COA Pre-application
Review Fee
Pre-application review fee for a Certificate of
Appropriateness (COA). The cost of this fee
will be credited to the COA when an
application is submitted.
$952 Application Fee
COA: Windows, Doors,
and Other Exterior
Materials (Single Family
and up to 4 DU's)
Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for
windows and doors for single family
residences and multi-family
residences up to four dwelling units for
compliance with City codes and standards
$697.00 Application Fee
COA: Accessory
Structures
Certificate of Appropriateness for Accessory
Structures, including but not limited to:
garages and work/storage sheds
$2,046 Application Fee
COA: Windows & Doors
(Multiple Family and
Non-Residential)
Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for
windows and doors for multi-family residences
over four dwelling
units commercial buildings for compliance with
City codes and standards.
$1,545 Application Fee
COA: Staff Review (<250
sq ft)
Staff review of a Certificate of Appropriateness
for construction of less than 250 square feet
for compliance with
City codes and standards
$2,231.00 Application Fee
COA Demolition Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition work for compliance with City codes
and standards
$8,433.00 Application Fee
COA Time Extension Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for a time extension for compliance with City
codes and standards
$1,150 Application Fee
COA Minor Revision Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for a minor revision for compliance with City
codes and standards
50% of the
original fee,
but no less
than $85
Request Fee
COA Major Revision Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for a major revision for compliance with City
codes and standards
50% of the
original fee,
but no less
than $107
Application Fee
Unauthorized Work
Without COA
Work done to a historic site, without approved
COA
Twice the cost
of the original
COA fee.

Violation Penalty
COA Appeal of Staff
Decision to CHC by
Applicant
Appeal of a Certificate of Appropriateness staff
decision to the Cultural Heritage Commission
$6,043.00 Appeal Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS (COA)
COA: Signs and Other
Minor Exterior Features
Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for
signs and other minor exterior features for
compliance with City codes and standards.
$396.00 Application Fee

MILLS ACT
Mills Act - Additional Deed Charged for each signature for each unit owner in multi-owner historic building.
$75 per
signature
Request Fee
Landmark Recission Review of a proposed recission to an existing landmark designation for compliance with
State codes and
standards
$16,415.00 Application Fee
Mills Act Inspection
Follow-up -
Non-Compliance Program
Inspection of a Mills Act historic building for
compliance with State codes and standards
Double the
total required
permit fee
Site Fee
Landmark Amendment Review of a proposed amendment to an existing landmark designation for compliance
with State codes and
standards
$3,520.00 Application Fee
Mills Act Pre-Application Review of a pre-application for a Mills Act historic building application
$959.00 Application Fee
Mills Act Application Review of a Mills Act historic building application for compliance with State codes
and standards
$3,239.00 Application Fee
Mills Act/Landmark Combo Combined processing of Mills Act and Historic Landmark Designation Applications
100% of the
largest fee and
50% of other
fees
Application Fee
Mills Act Inspection Fee Annual inspection of a Mills Act property $1,500.00 Site Fee Landmark Designation Review of a landmark designation for compliance with State codes and standards
$4,069.00 Application Fee

OTHER HISTORIC PRESERVATION FEES
Appeal of CHC Decision to
Planning Commission by
Applicant
Appeal of a Cultural Heritage Commission
decision to the Planning Commission
$6,787.00 Appeal Fee
Appeal of CHC Decision to
Planning Commission by
Third Party
Appeal of a Cultural Heritage Committee
decision to the Planning Commission
$1,115.00 Appeal Fee
Appeal of CHC Decision of
a 100% Affordable
Housing Project
Appeal of a Cultural Heritage Commission
decision of a 100% Affordable Housing Project
$1,115.00 Appeal Fee
Historic District Request Review of a request for a new historic district for compliance with State codes and
standards
Actual
Consultant
cost plus 50%
for
administration/
review
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

OTHER HISTORIC PRESERVATION FEES
CHC Continuance Processing an applicant-requested
continuance to a data uncertain for a Cultural
Heritage Commission hearing
$2,549.00 Application Fee

MAILED PUBLIC HEARING NOTICING FEES
Mailed Notice for Public
Hearing -- 300' Radius
Mailed notices pursuant to Long Beach
Municipal Code Section 21.21.302(B)(4)
$488.00 Notice Fee
Mailed Notice for Public
Hearing -- 500' Radius
Mailed notices pursuant to Long Beach
Municipal Code Section 21.21.302(B)(4)
$771.00 Notice Fee
Mailed Notice for Public
Hearing -- 750' or greater
radius
Mailed notices pursuant to Long Beach
Municipal Code Section 21.21.302(B)(4)
$1,134.00 Notice Fee

BUILDING

LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT FEES
Offsite Runoff Mitigation
Fee
Project that does not demonstrate compliance
with LID standards shall pay a fee to the city to
construct or apply towards the construction of
an offsite mitigation project.
$4.00 per
square foot
square foot Fee

PLAN REVIEW FEES

BUILDING PLAN REVIEW
Standard Plan Review 85% of Building Permit fee, but not less than $154
85% of
Building
Permit fee, but
not less than
$154.

Plan Review Fee
Additional Building Plan
Review for National
Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System
(NPDES)
85% of NPDES permit fee 85% of
NPDES permit
fee
Plan Review Fee
Additional Building Plan
Review for Flood
Regulation
Plan review for all construction or work
required to comply with the Flood regulations.
$297.00 Plan Review Fee
Additional Building Plan
Review for Title 24
Accessibility
10% of the Building Plan Review fee 10% of the
Building Plan
Check fee
Plan Review Fee
Additional Building Plan
Review for Title 24 Energy
10% of the Building Plan Review fee 10% of the
Building Plan
Check fee
Plan Review Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLAN REVIEW FEES
Additional Plan Review for
Geologic/Soils Report
Review
120% of consultant costs billed to the City or
$405 per hour if reviewed by City staff
120% of
consultant
costs billed to
the City or
$405 per hour
if reviewed by
City staff
Report Fee
Combination Plan Review 85% of Building Permit fee, but not less than $154
85% of
Building
Permit fee, but
not less than
$154.

Plan Review Fee
Monument/Pole Sign Plan
Review
Plan review for a monument or pole sign $360.00 Plan Fee Grading Plan Review 75% of Grading Permit fee 75% of
Grading
Permit fee
Plan Review Fee
Sign Plan Review $180 plus 100% of Zoning Sign Permit fee. $180 plus 100% of
Zoning fee.

Plan Review Fee
Combination Sign Plan
Review
85% of Sign Permit fees, but not less than
$152 plus 100% of Zoning Sign Permit fee.
85% of Sign
Permit fees,
but not less
than $152 plus
100% of
Zoning Sign
Permit fee.

Sign Permit
Plan Review
Fee

ELECTRICAL PLAN REVIEW
Additional Electrical Plan
Review for Title 24 Energy
Additional electrical plan review for Title 24
Energy
$0.06435. per
square foot,
but not less
than $110
Plan Review Fee
Electrical Plan Review
Minimum Fee
Plan review of electrical work 100% of the
Electrical
Permit fee, but
not less than
$224
Plan Review Fee

FIRE PLAN REVIEW
Fire Alarm Plan Review:
6-10 Devices
Plan review of fire alarm systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,051.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Sprinkler Plan
Review: 26-50 Heads
Plan review of fire sprinkler systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,051.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Sprinkler Plan Review
51-125 Heads
Plan review of fire sprinkler systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,250.00 Plan Review Fee
Special Equipment Plan
Review
Special equipment plan review (spray booths,
industrial ovens, dust collectors or other
industrial equipment)
$585 per
Piece of
Equipment
Per Piece of
Equipment
Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLAN REVIEW FEES
Fire Hood System Plan
Review
Plan review of fire hood systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$599.00 per
Hood
Hood Fee
Fire Sprinkler Plan
Review: 251-500 Heads
Plan review of fire sprinkler systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$2,097.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Sprinkler Plan
Review: 501-1,000 Heads
Plan review of fire sprinkler systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$2,696.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Sprinkler Plan
Review: 1,000+ Heads
Plan review of fire sprinkler systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$4,493.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Standpipe Plan
Review - Standalone
Plan review of fire standpipe systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$899 per
Standpipe
Standpipe Fee
Fire Pump Plan Review -
Standalone
Plan review of fire sprinkler pumps for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$899.00 Plan Review Fee
Underground Piping Plan
Review with a Sprinkler
System Plan
Plan review of fire sprinkler underground
piping systems for compliance with State Fire
Codes
$599.00 per
riser/hydrant
Riser/Hydra
nt
Fee
Underground Piping Plan
Review - Standalone
Plan review of fire sprinkler underground
piping systems for compliance with State Fire
Codes
$899.00 Riser/Hydra
nt
Fee
Fire Alarm Plan Review:
11-50 Devices
Plan review of fire alarm systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,198.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Alarm Plan Review:
51-200 Devices
Plan review of fire alarm systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$2,097.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Alarm Plan Review:
201-500 Devices
Plan review of fire alarm systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$2,995.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Alarm Plan Review:
500+ Devices
Plan review of fire alarm systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$4,792.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Life Safety Plan
Review (Project Valuation:
$2,001-$20,000)
Fire life safety plan review of new and tenant
improvement construction for compliance with
State Fire Codes
$114 plus $16
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$2,000
Plan Review Fee
Fire Life Safety Plan
Review (Project Valuation:
$20,001-$50,000)
Fire life safety plan review of new and tenant
improvement construction for compliance with
State Fire Codes
$402 plus $9
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$20,000
Plan Review Fee
Fire Life Safety Plan
Review (Project Valuation:
$50,001-$100,000)
Fire life safety plan review of new and tenant
improvement construction for compliance with
State Fire Codes
$673 plus $4
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$50,000
Plan Review Fee
Fire Life Safety Plan
Review (Project Valuation:
$100,001-$500,000)
Fire life safety plan review of new and tenant
improvement construction for compliance with
State Fire Codes
$852 plus $3
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$100,000
Plan Review Fee
Fire Life Safety Plan
Review (Project Valuation:
$500,001-$1,000,000)
Fire life safety plan review of new and tenant
improvement construction for compliance with
State Fire Codes
$1,835 plus $4
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$500,000
Plan Review Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLAN REVIEW FEES
Fire Life Safety Plan
Review (Project Valuation:
$1,000,001+)
Fire life safety plan review of new and tenant
improvement construction for compliance with
State Fire Codes
$3,769 plus $2
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$1,000,000
Plan Review Fee
Fire Life Safety Plan
Review (Project Valuation:
$0-$2,000)
Fire life safety plan review of new and tenant
improvement construction for compliance with
State Fire Codes
$114.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Sprinkler Plan
Review: 126-250 Heads
Plan review of fire sprinkler systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,797.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Sprinkler Plan
Review: 1-25 Heads
Plan review of fire sprinkler systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$526.00 Plan Fee
Fire Standpipe Plan
Review with a Sprinkler
System Plan
Plan review of fire standpipe systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$300 per
Standpipe
Standpipe Fee
Fire Pump Plan Review
with a Sprinkler System
Plan
Plan review of fire sprinkler pumps for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$599.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Alarm Plan Review:
1-5 Devices
Plan review of fire alarm systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$526.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Suppression System
Plan Review
Plan review of specialized (wet/dry chem,
CO2, etc.) fire suppression systems for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,498.00 Plan Review Fee
Fire Department
Emergency Access and
Building Emergency
Egress Plan Review
Fire Department Emergency Access and
Building Emergency Egress Plan Review
85% of Permit
fee
Application Fee
High Piled Storage Plan
Review
High Piled Storage Plan Review 85% of Permit
fee
Application Fee
Hazardous Materials Plan
Review, when not in "H"
Occupancies.

Hazardous Materials Plan Review, when not in
"H" Occupancies.
85% of Permit
fee
Application Fee
Flammable Liquids and
Other Hazardous Materials
Storage, Handling and
Mixing Rooms or Buildings
Classified as H-1 or H-2
Occupancies Plan Check
Engineers/Contractors/Owners pay for the
Plan Review of fire and life safety compliance.
85% of Permit
fee
Application Fee
Gases and Liquefied Gas
Systems - 120 to 6,000
cubic feet capacity Plan
Review
Engineers/Contractors/Owners pay for the
review of plans for fire and life safety
compliance.
85% of Permit
fee
Application Fee
Gases and Liquefied Gas
Systems - 6,001 to 12,000
cubic feet capacity Plan
Review
Engineers/Contractors/Owners pay for the
review of plans for fire and life safety
compliance.
85% of Permit
fee
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLAN REVIEW FEES
Gases and Liquefied Gas
Systems - over 12,000
cubic feet capacity Plan
Review
Engineers/Contractors/Owners pay for the
review of plans for fire and life safety
compliance.
85% of Permit
fee
Application Fee

PLUMBING PLAN REVIEW
Plumbing Plan Review Plan review of plumbing work 100% of the Plumbing
Permit fee, but
not less than
$224
Plan Review Fee
Potable water systems
where the building supply
is 1 1/2 inches through 2
inches
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$59.00 Each Fee
Potable water systems
where the building supply
is 2 1/2 inches through 4
inches
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$81.00 Each Fee
Potable water systems
where the building supply
is 5 inches and over
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$136.00 Each Fee
Fuel gas (piping system) 2
inches
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$36.00 Each Fee
Fuel gas (piping system)
2 1/2 inches through 4
inches
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$81.00 Each Fee
Fuel gas (piping system) 5
inches and over
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$138.00 Each Fee
Combination waste and
vent systems, each
system
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$70.00 Each Fee
Sumps (automatic sewage
ejectors): each system
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$70.00 Each Fee
Industrial liquid waste and
waste water systems as
defined in sections

15.04.160 and 15.04.340
of the Municipal Code
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$70.00 Each Fee
Wet standpipe systems
supplied from the potable
building water piping
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan review fee:
$92.00 Each Fee
Medium Pressure Gas
Piping Systems: Per
Building
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan check fee:
$70.00 Each Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLAN REVIEW FEES
Medium Pressure Gas:

Yard Piping Only
In addition to the plumbing plan review
minimum fee, any of the following work below
will require additional plan check fee:
$70.00 Each Fee
For fixtures required to
comply with California
state regulations for
disabled access
In addition to the plumbing plan review, any of
the following work below will require additional
plan review fee:
$12 per fixture,
but not less
than $113
Fixture Fee

MECHANICAL PLAN REVIEW
Mechanical Plan Review
Minimum Fee
Plan review of mechanical work 100% of the
Mechanical
Permit fee, but
not less than
$224
Plan Review Fee
Additional Mechanical Plan
Review for Title 24 Energy
For any installation required to comply with the
rules and regulations of the California state
energy resources conservation and
development commission
$0.06435 per
square foot,
but not less
than $110
Plan Review Fee

OTHER PLAN REVIEW
Building Plan Review for
new PAADU - 1-Story
Plan review for the creation of a Pre-approved
Accessory Dwelling Unit.
$1,625.00 Plan Review Fee
Building Plan Review for
new PAADU - 2-Story
Plan review for the creation of a Pre-approved
Accessory Dwelling Unit.
$2,000.00 Plan Review Fee
Building Plan Review for
renewal of PAADU
Plan review for the renewal of an existing
Pre-approved Accessory Dwelling Unit.
$875.00 Plan Review Fee
Building Plan Review for
new PAADU from other
approved plan/jurisdiction
Plan review for the creation of a Pre-approved
Accessory Dwelling Unit for another approved
plan or from a pre-approved plan from another
jurisdiction.
$1,125.00 Plan Review Fee
Site Specific Building Plan
Review for Permitting of
PAADU
Site Specific plan review for the permitting of
an ADU from a pre-approved Accessory
Dwelling Unit.
$190.00 Plan Review Fee
Expedited Plan Review Plan review of any building trade (building, fire, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, grading)
reviewed in half the time of Standard service -
cutting the plan review turnaround time by
50%.

Double the
Applicable
Plan Review
fee or the
Applicable
Plan Review
fee plus
$359,000,
whichever is
less.

Plan Review Fee
Miscellaneous Plan
Review
Plan review not otherwise classified $292 per hour Plan Review Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLAN REVIEW FEES
Plan Revisions Plans that have been reviewed and are
subsequently so revised as to necessitate
additional reviews
50% of the
Building
Permit fee, but
not less than
$297
Plan Review Fee
Cannabis Consultation Pre-plan Review consultation to assist applicant with providing application materials
$292.00 Application Fee

PERMIT FEES
Monument/Pole Sign
Permit
Permit fee for monument or pole sign 100% of
Building
Permit fee
Permit Fee
Strong-Motion
Instrumentation & Seismic
Hazard Mapping Fee (1 to
3 Story Residential)
State mandated fee applied to each Building
Permit application. Fee amount is based on
valuation.
$0.13 per
each $1,000 of
valuation or
fraction thereof
with a
minimum of
$0.50
Application Fee
Strong-Motion
Instrumentation & Seismic
Hazard Mapping Fee
(Over 3 Story Residential
and all Commercial)
State mandated fee applied to each Building
Permit application. Fee amount is based on
valuation.
$0.28 per
each $1,000 of
valuation or
fraction thereof
with a
minimum of
$0.50
Application Fee
Green Building Standards
Fee
State mandated fee applied to each Building
Permit application. Fee amount determined by
valuation.
$1 for every
$25,000 of
valuation with
appropriate
fractions
thereof, but
not less than
$1
Application Fee
Building Permit (up to
$1,000)
For total construction valuation up to $1,000 $116.00 Permit Fee Building Permit ($1,001 to
$2,000)
For total construction valuation between
$1,001 to $2,000
$101 for the
first $500 plus
$3 for each
additional
$100 or
fraction thereof
to and
including
$2,000
Permit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PERMIT FEES
Building Permit ($2,001 to
$20,000)
For total construction valuation between $2001
to $20,000
$149.00 for
the first $2,000
plus $16 for
each additional
$1,000 or
fraction thereof
to and
including
$20,000
Permit Fee
Building Permit ($20,001
to $50,000)
For total construction valuation between
$20,001 to $50,000
$441.00 for
the first
$20,000 plus
$11 for each
additional
$1,000 or
fraction thereof
to and
including
$50,000
Permit Fee
Building Permit ($50,001
to $100,000)
For total construction valuation between
$50,001 to $100,000
$786.00 for
the first
$50,000 plus
$10 for each
additional
$1,000 or
fraction thereof
to and
including
$100,000
Permit Fee
Building Permit ($100,001
to $1,000,000)
For total construction valuation $100,001 to
$1,000,000
$1,264.00 for
the first
$100,000 plus
$6 for each
additional
$1,000 or
fraction thereof
to and
including
$1,000,000
Permit Fee
Building Permit
($1,000,001 and up)
For total construction valuation $1,000,001
and up
$6,506 for the
first
$1,000,000
plus $6 for
each additional
$1,000 or
fraction thereof
Permit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PERMIT FEES
Combination Building
Permit
Permit fee for building or structure of a Group
R, Division 3 or Group U-1 occupancy, or
additions or alterations thereto, which includes
all building, electrical, plumbing, heating,
ventilating, and air conditioning work
150% of
Building
Permit fee, but
not less than
$170
Permit Fee
Additional Building Permit
for National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination
System (NPDES)
Permit fee for projects regulated under chapter

18.95 of this code
$2.00 for each
$1,000, or
fraction
thereof, of
construction
valuation
Permit Fee
Additional Building Permit
for Title 24 Accessibility
Permit fee for all construction or work required
to comply with Title 24, Part 2, of the CCR,
Section 101.17, et seq., the state's disabled
access and adaptability requirements
10% of the
Building
Permit fee
Permit Fee
Grading Permit (50 cy or
less)
For 50 cubic yards or less $104.00 Permit Fee
Grading Permit (51 cy to
100 cy)
For 51 to 100 cubic yards $208.00 Permit Fee
Grading Permit (101 cy to
1,000 cy)
For 101 to 1,000 cubic yards $209.00 for
the first 100
cubic yards,
plus $64 for
each additional
100 cubic
yards or
fraction thereof
Permit Fee
Grading Permit (1,001 cy
to 10,000 cy)
For 1,001 to 10,000 cubic yards $791 for the
first 1,000
cubic yards,
plus $123 for
each additional
1,000 cubic
yards or
fraction thereof
Permit Fee
Grading Permit (10,001 cy
to 100,000 cy)
For 10,001 to 100,000 cubic yards $1,909 for the
first 10,000
cubic yards,
plus $255 for
each additional
10,000 cubic
yards or
fraction thereof
Permit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PERMIT FEES
Grading Permit (100,001
cy or more)
For 100,001 cubic yards or more $4,200 for the
first 100,000
cubic yards,
plus $66 for
each additional
10,000 cubic
yards or
fraction thereof
Permit Fee
Sign Permit Permit fee for sign and sign support structure 100% of Building
Permit fee
Permit Fee
Combination Sign Permit Permit fee for sign and sign support structure which include circuits or electrical components
125% of the
Sign Permit
fee
Permit Fee
Expired Permit Renewing an expired permit 50% of a new Permit fee, but
not less than
$105
Permit Fee
Structural Observation
Report Verification
Verify that all structural observation reports
have been received prior to the issuance of a
certificate of occupancy
$167 to verify
that all reports
have been
received
Permit Fee
Contractor/Subcontractor
Verification
Fee Assessed to Residential/Commercial
projects subject to Contractor/Subcontractor
Verification
$1,451.00 Project Fee

MOVING BUILDING PERMIT FEE
Structure or house (to
within)
Moving building or structure within the city $2,298 posting and
examination
and $411
permit fee
Permit Fee
Structure or house
(through or to without)
Moving building or structure through or to
without the city
$414 permit
fee
Permit Fee

FIRE PERMIT FEES
Fire Alarm Inspection:
11-50 Devices
Inspection of the installation of fire alarm
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,566.00 Permit Fee
Fire Alarm Inspection:
51-200 Devices
Inspection of the installation of fire alarm
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$2,605.00 Permit Fee
Fire Alarm Inspection:
201-500 Devices
Inspection of the installation of fire alarm
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$3,540.00 Permit Fee
Fire Alarm Inspection:
500+ Devices
Inspection of the installation of fire alarm
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$4,579.00 Permit Fee
Fire Pump Inspection -
Standalone
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
pumps for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,252.00 Permit Fee
Fire Standpipe Inspection -
Standalone
Inspection of the installation of fire standpipe
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,877 per
Standpipe
Standpipe Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PERMIT FEES
Fire Sprinkler Inspection:
251-500 Heads
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$2,082.00 Permit Fee
Fire Sprinkler Inspection:
501-1,000 Heads
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$2,915.00 Permit Fee
Fire Sprinkler Inspection:
1000+ Heads
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$3,953.00 Permit Fee
Fire Hood System
Inspection
Inspection of the installation of fire hood
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$938 per Hood Hood Fee
Fire Life Safety Inspection
(Project Valuation:
$0-$2,000)
Fire life safety inspection of construction for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$114.00 Permit Fee
Fire Life Safety Inspection
(Project Valuation:
$2,001-$20,000)
Fire life safety inspection of construction for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$114 plus $9
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$2,000
Permit Fee
Fire Life Safety Inspection
(Project Valuation:
$20,001-$50,000)
Fire life safety inspection of construction for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$270 plus $9
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$20,000
Permit Fee
Fire Life Safety Inspection
(Project Valuation:
$50,001-$100,000)
Fire life safety inspection of construction for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$551 plus $6
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$50,000
Permit Fee
Fire Life Safety Inspection
(Project Valuation:
$100,001-$500,000)
Fire life safety inspection of construction for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$852 plus $3
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$100,000
Permit Fee
Fire Life Safety Inspection
(Project Valuation:
$500,001+)
Fire life safety inspection of construction for
compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,884 plus $4
per each add'l
$1,000 over
$500,000
Permit Fee
Fire Sprinkler Inspection:
51-125 Heads
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,250.00 Permit Fee
Fire Sprinkler Inspection:
126-250 Heads
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,564.00 Permit Fee
Fire Sprinkler Inspection:
1-25 Heads
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$519.00 Permit Fee
Fire Sprinkler Inspection:
26-50 Heads
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,564.00 Permit Fee
Underground Piping
Inspection
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
underground piping systems for compliance
with State Fire Codes
$1,252.00 Permit Fee
Fire Standpipe Inspection
with a Sprinkler System
Permit
Inspection of the installation of fire standpipe
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,665 per
Standpipe
Standpipe Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PERMIT FEES
Fire Pumps Inspection
with a Sprinkler System
Plan
Inspection of the installation of fire sprinkler
pumps for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,455.00 Permit Fee
Fire Alarm Inspection: 1-5
Devices
Inspection of the installation of fire alarm
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$519.00 Permit Fee
Fire Alarm Inspection: 6-10
Devices
Inspection of the installation of fire alarm
systems for compliance with State Fire Codes
$1,038.00 Permit Fee
Fire Suppression System
Inspection
Inspection of the installation of fire
suppression systems for compliance with
State Fire Codes
$1,252.00 Permit Fee
Fire Department
Emergency Access and
Building Emergency
Egress Permit
Fire Department Emergency Access and
Building Emergency Egress Permit
$459.00 Application Fee
High Piled Storage
Inspection
High Piled Storage Inspection $413.00 Application Fee
Hazardous Materials
Inspection, when not in "H"
Occupancies.

Hazardous Materials Inspection, when not in
"H" Occupancies.
$551.00 Application Fee
Flammable Liquids and
Other Hazardous Materials
Storage, Handling and
Mixing Rooms or Buildings
Classified as H-1 or H-2
Occupancies Permit
Engineers/Contractors/Owners pay for the
inspecton of fire and life safety compliance.
$551.00 Application Fee
Gases and Liquefied Gas
Systems - 120 to 6,000
cubic feet capacity Permit
Engineers/Contractors/Owners pay for the
inspection of fire and life safety compliance.
$376.00 Application Fee
Gases and Liquefied Gas
Systems - 6,001 to 12,000
cubic feet capacity Permit
Engineers/Contractors/Owners pay for the
inspection of fire and life safety compliance.
$358.00 Application Fee
Gases and Liquefied Gas
Systems - over 12,000
cubic feet capacity Permit
Engineers/Contractors/Owners pay for the
inspection of fire and life safety compliance.
$426.00 Application Fee

SPECIAL SERVICES AND INSPECTION FEES
Construction & Demolition
Debris Recycling
Administrative
Fee-Commercial/Industrial
Processing of Construction and Demolition
Debris Recycling application
$471.00 Application Fee
Oil or Gas Well
Re-Abandonment
Request for an inspection of oil or gas well
re-abandonment
$2,060 per
inspection to
re-abandon an
oil or gas well
Inspection Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SPECIAL SERVICES AND INSPECTION FEES
Underground Gas
Membrane
Inspection-Single Family
Residential
Inspection of the installation of an
underground gas membrane for compliance
with City codes and standards
$549.00 Permit Fee
Underground Gas
Membrane
Inspection-Multi
Family/Commercial
Category I
Inspection of the installation of an
underground gas membrane for compliance
with City codes and standards
$2,079.00 Permit Fee
Aboveground Gas Venting
Inspection
Inspection of the installation of a new gas
venting system for compliance with City codes
and standards
$244 per
permit plus
$181 per vent
Permit Fee
Final Mitigation System
Inspection
Final inspection of the installation of an oil or
gas mitigation system for compliance with City
codes and standards
$674.00 Permit Fee
Methane Near
Construction Inspection
Inspection of construction near existing
methane for compliance with City codes and
standards
$1,530.00 Permit Fee
Well Head Inspection Inspection with the oil operator and CalGEM to witness a leak test and inspection of a well
head following welding
$855.00 Inspection Fee
Vent Cone Inspection Inspection to verify the vent cone is approved and set over the well head, rock is backfilled
inside the void of the cone and proper sealant
and glues are used
$793.00 Inspection Fee
Combined Well Head &
Vent Cone Inspection
Inspection of well head and vent cone. $1,404.00 Inspection Fee Deputy Examination,
Additional
Review, testing, and certification of deputy
inspectors to allow them to inspect a private
development
$124.00 Review Fee
Deputy Re-Inspection Review, testing, and certification of deputy inspectors to allow them to inspect a private
development
$195 per each
re-inspection
Review Fee
Off-Hour Inspections At the discretion of the Building Official, off-hour inspection may be provided.
$340 per hour
or a fraction
thereof
Inspection Fee
Special Inspection Fee To conduct special inspections $244 per hour or fraction
thereof for
each individual
inspection that
occurs
Inspection Fee
Business License -
Building Permit Review
Review that proposed usage is in
conformance with the permitted occupancy
and use.
$28.00 Review Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SPECIAL SERVICES AND INSPECTION FEES
Condominium Conversion
Inspection Fee
To conduct condominium conversion
inspection
$442 in
addition to $10
per converted
unit
Inspection Fee
Construction & Demolition
Debris Recycling
Administrative
Fee-Residential
Processing of Construction and Demolition
Debris Recycling application
$238.00 Application Fee
Construction & Demolition
Debris Recycling
Performance Security
Deposit
Deposit for Construction and Demolition
Debris Recycling program
3% of total
project
valuation, with
a minimum fee
not less than
$1,712 and a
maximum fee
of $56,999
Application Fee
Deputy Examination Application for deputy examination Any person desiring to be
a registered
inspector shall
make
application and
pay $567
Application Fee
Deputy Certification Deputy Certification Included in
Examination
Fee
Certification Fee
Deputy Certification
Renewal
Renewal for Deputy Examination and
Certification
$422 Renewal
Fee
Certification Fee
Deputy Inspector
Supervision
Supervision per each individual deputy
inspector required on a project
$145 for each
trade, to be
paid at permit
issuance
Trade Fee
Re-inspection Fee Request for re-inspection $145 each
re-inspection
to be paid
before any
additional
inspection will
occur
Penalty Penalty
Change of Address
Request
Request for a change of address $294.00 Request Fee
Change of Contractor Request for a change of contractor $53.00 Application Fee Oil and Gas Records
Search
Request for oil and gas search $72 for each
lot or parcel in
an oil zone
Lot or
Parcel
Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SPECIAL SERVICES AND INSPECTION FEES
Oil or Gas Well
Abandonment
Request for inspection of oil or gas well
abandonment
$1,495 per
inspection
required to
abandon an oil
or gas well
Well
Inspection
Fee
Oil Well Drilling and
Redrilling
Permit to drill a well $500.00 Well Fee
Oil Well Permit (Annual) Annual permit to operate and maintain a well $500 per first well site plus
$95 for each
additional well
on the same
site
Well Fee
Oil Well Delinquency
Penalty
Penalty for fees not paid within thirty days from
the time it becomes due and payable
25% of the fee
due
Permit Penalty
Oil Well Appeal Appeals to the Planning Commission or City Council
See Appeal
Fees
Appeal Fee
Oil Well Exemption Exemptions from idle well provision $434.00 Exemption Fee Work without a Permit Penalty fee for work without a permit In addition to the permit fee,
100% of
permit fee, but
not less than
$482 for
Investigation
Fee
Permit Penalty
Temporary Certificate of
Occupancy
Request of temporary occupancy $44 for each
$100,000 of
valuation or
fraction thereof
with a
minimum of
$328
Application Fee
Renewal of Temporary
Certificate of Occupancy
Request to renew temporary occupancy 50% of the
initial fee with
a minimum of
$177
Application Fee
Temporary Utility Releases
- Gas
Request for temporary utility release for gas $20 per
request, but
not less than
$104.

Service Fee
Temporary Utility Releases
- Electric
Request for temporary utility release for
electric
$20 per
request, but
not less than
$104.

Service
Connection
Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SPECIAL SERVICES AND INSPECTION FEES
Code
Modifications/Alternate
Methods and Materials
Request for Code Modifications or Alternate
Methods and Materials
$374 per hour
or fraction
thereof per
request
Application Fee
Appeal to Board of
Examiners, Appeals and
Condemnation
Appeal of Building Official Determination to
Board of Examiners, Appeals and
Condemnation (BEAC) or appeal to the BEAC
acting as the Disabled Access Appeals Board
$363 per hour
or fraction
thereof per
request, but
not less than
$725
Appeal Fee
Refund Processing Fee Fee to pay for expenses incurred by the City in connection with a refund
20% of the
refundable
fees paid
Refund Fee
Internet Transaction
Account
Fee to establish or re-establish an internet
transaction account
$39.00 Each Fee
Water Efficiency
Landscape Permit
(MWELO) - Building -
Residential
Building inspection for water efficiency
landscape compliance for residential projects
$107.00 Application Fee
Water Efficiency
Landscape Permit
(MWELO) - Building -
Commercial
Building inspection for water efficiency
landscape compliance for commercial projects
$131.00 Application Fee

MECHANICAL PERMITS
Mechanical Permit For mechanical permits, a minimum fee will be charged
$104.00 Permit Fee
Installation or relocation of
each fuel burning heating
appliance
For the installation or relocation of each fuel
burning heating appliance FAU, wall heater
floor furnace
$16.00 Fixture Fee
Free Standing Fireplace For each wood burning fire place or freestanding fire place stove
$16.00 Fixture Fee
Appliance vent/Metal
Chimney
For the installation of each appliance vent or
metal chimney regulated by the Uniform
Mechanical Code
$9.00 Fixture Fee
Air inlet or outlet For each air inlet or outlet served by any heating, cooling, or ventilation system
$4.00 Fixture Fee
Fire or smoke damper For each fire or smoke damper $16.00 Fixture Fee Smoke detector For each smoke detector $9.00 Fixture Fee Comfort cooling
compressor 25
horsepower
For each comfort-cooling compressor of 25
horsepower rating or less
$17.00 Fixture Fee
Comfort cooling
compressor 26-50
horsepower
For each comfort-cooling compressor of 26 to
50 horsepower rating
$30.00 Fixture Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

MECHANICAL PERMITS
Comfort cooling
compressor over 50
horsepower
For each comfort cooling compressor over 50
horsepower
$64.00 Fixture Fee
Absorption Unit For each absorption unit $35.00 Fixture Fee Evaporative Unit For each evaporative cooler $17.00 Fixture Fee Air Handler or Fan Coil For each air handler or fan coil used in conjunction with a comfort heating or cooling
system or a refrigeration system
$23.00 Fixture Fee
Cooling tower For each cooling tower $18.00 for each
appliance or
piece of
equipment
for which no
other fee is
listed
Fee
Commercial cooking hood For each hood that serves a commercial cooking system or an industrial ventilation
system
$35.00 Fixture Fee
Commercial cooking
ventilation system
For each ventilation system, which serves a
commercial cooking hood
$30.00 Fixture Fee
Chapter 5 Ventilation
System
For each product conveying ventilation system
regulated by chapter 5 of the Uniform
Mechanical Code
$45.00 Fixture Fee
Environmental Air Duct For each environmental air duct (bathroom, dryer, kitchen fans)
$9.00 Fixture Fee
Refrigeration Compressor
25 horsepower or less
For each refrigeration compressor of 25
horsepower or less
$35.00 Fixture Fee
Refrigeration Compressor
26-50 horsepower or less
For each refrigeration compressor of 26 to 50
horsepower
$61.00 Fixture Fee
Refrigeration Compressor
over 50 horsepower
For each refrigeration compressor over 50
horsepower
$113.00 Fixture Fee
Boiler - under 1,000,000
BTU
For each boiler under 1,000,000 BTU input
rating
$45.00 Fixture Fee
Boiler - over 1,000,000
BTU
For each boiler 1,000,000 BTU input rating
and over
$70.00 Fixture Fee
Water piping system For each chilled water, hot water or condenser water piping system
$18.00 appliance/pi
ece of equip
for no other
fee listed
Fee
Alteration/addition system For the alteration of/or addition to each comfort heating, comfort cooling refrigeration,
ventilation, evaporative cooling, or duct system
$20.00 Fixture Fee
Other appliance/piece of
equipment
For each appliance or piece of equipment for
which no other fee is listed
$18.00 Fixture Fee

ELECTRICAL PERMITS

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

ELECTRICAL PERMITS
Residential Rooftop
Photovoltaic - 0-10
kilowatts
Fee for residential rooftop photovoltaic
systems generating 0 - 10 kilowatts
$227.00 Each
System up
to 10 kW
Fee
Residential Rooftop
Photovoltaic >10-15
kilowatts
Fee for residential rooftop photovoltai systems
generating >10-15 kilowats
$466.00 Each
System 10
to 15 KW
Fee
Residential Rooftop
Photovoltaic - Each
kilowatt over 15
Fee for residential rooftop photovoltaic
systems generating over 15 kilowatts
$16.00 Each kW
above 15
Fee
Commercial Rooftop
Photovoltaic - 0-50
kilowatts
Fee for commercial rooftop photovoltaic
systems generating 0 - 50 kilowatts
$1,036.00 Each
System up
to 50 kW
Fee
Commercial Rooftop
Photovoltaic - 51-250
kilowatts
Fee for commercial rooftop photovoltaic
systems generating 51-250 kilowatts
$7.00 Each kW
between 51
and 250
Fee
Commercial Rooftop
Photovoltaic - over 250
kilowatts
Fee for commercial rooftop photovoltaic
systems generating over 250 kilowatts
$5.00 Each kW
above 250
Fee

ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEES
Electrical Permit For electrical permits, a fee will be charged. $104.00 Permit Fee New Single & Multi-Family,
including Garage
New single family and multi-family
construction, including attached garage or
carport and each detached garage and carport
$0.22 Square foot Fee

SERVICE
Service, 600 V or less -
200 amp
600v or less up to and including 200 amp $24.00 Service Fee Service, 600 V or less -
201-400 amp
600v or less up to an including 201 to 400 amp $35.00 Service Fee Service, 600 V or less -
401-1000 amp
600v or less up and including 401 to 1,000
amp
$57.00 Service Fee
Service, 600 V or less -
over 1,000 amp
600v or less over 1,000 amp $85.00 Service Fee
Service, over 600 V Over 600v $149.00 Service Fee
Service Additional meter Each additional meter $7.00 Meter Fee Service Switchboard and
motor control circuits, first
section
Switchboard and motor control circuits other
than service up to 600v; first section
$46.00 Each Fee
Service Switchboard and
motor control circuits, each
additional section
Switchboard and motor control circuits other
than service up to 600v for each additional
section
$35.00 Each Fee
Service Switchboard and
motor control circuits, first
section
Switchboard and motor control circuits other
than service over 600v; first section
$82.00 Each Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

ELECTRICAL PERMITS
Service Switchboard and
motor control circuits,
additional section
Switchboard and motor control circuits other
than service over 600v for each additional
section
$41.00 Each Fee
Service, Panels Panels $18.00 Each Fee

OUTLETS
Up to 20 Outlets up to 20 (each) $1.45 Outlet Fee
Over 20 Outlets over 20 (each) $1.05 Outlet Fee
Multi-outlet assembly Each 5 feet of multi-outlet assembly or portion thereof
$1.45 Outlet Fee

SPECIAL OUTLETS (INDIVIDUAL CIRCUITS)
Special Outlets 15-30 amp 15-30 amp $7.00 Outlet Fee
Special Outlets 31-50 amp 31-50 amp $8.00 Outlet Fee
Special Outlets 51-100
amp
51-100 amp $10.00 Outlet Fee
Special Outlets Over 100
amp
Over 100 amp $21.00 Outlet Fee

FIXTURES
Fixtures Up to 20 (each) Up to 20 (each) $1.45 Fixture Fee Fixtures Over 20 (each) Over 20 (each) $1.05 Fixture Fee Fixtures Each 5 feet of
multi-outlet assembly or
portion thereof
Each 5 feet of multi-outlet assembly or portion
thereof
$1.45 Fixture Fee

LIGHTING STANDARDS
Busways, Power Ducts 99
amps
Up to and including 99 amps $1.05 Linear Foot Fee
Busways, Power Ducts
100-400 amp
100 to 400 amp $1.05 Linear Foot Fee
Busways, Power Ducts
over 400 amp
Over 400 amp $0.83 Linear Foot Fee
Lighting Standards Lighting Standards $29.00 Fixture Fee

MOTORS, GENERATORS, TRANSFORMERS, APPLIANCES, AND OTHER APPARATUS RATING IN HP, KW, KVA 1 apparatus Rating in HP,
KW, KVA or KVAR
Up to and including 1, (each) $9.00 Each Fee
1-10 apparatus Rating in
HP, KW, KVA or KVAR
Over 1 and not over 10, (each) $14.00 Each Fee
10-50 apparatus Rating in
HP, KW, KVA or KVAR
Over 10 and not over 50, (each) $22.00 Each Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

ELECTRICAL PERMITS
50-100 apparatus Rating
in HP, KW, KVA or KVAR
Over 50 and not over 100, (each) $40.00 Each Fee
Over 100 apparatus
Rating in HP, KW, KVA or
KVAR
Over 100, (each) $82.00 Each Fee

SIGNS (NEW OR ALTERATION)
One sign, one circuit One sign, one circuit $30.00 Each Fee Additional circuit Additional circuit $11.00 Each Fee
Additional sign Additional sign $11.00 Each Fee
Pole with panel Temporary pole with panel (excluding service) $20.00 Each Fee Lights outlets Up to 50 Temporary lights outlets Up to 50 $13.00 Range Fee Lights outlets Over 50 Temporary lights outlets Over 50, each $0.45 Each Fee

OTHER ELECTRICAL FEE
Other electrical installation For any electrical installation for which an electrical permit is required where no specific
fee is identified
Same as
Building
Permit fees
based on the
valuation of
the electrical
work, but not
less than $113
Each Fee

PLUMBING PERMITS
Plumbing Fixture and
Waste Discharging Device
Change Out, 1-5 Fixtures
1-5 Fixtures $15.00 Each Fee
Plumbing Fixture and
Waste Discharging Device
Change Out, 6+ Fixtures
6+ Fixtures, per fixture $10.00 Each Fee

PLUMBING PERMIT FEES
Plumbing permit For plumbing permits, a fee will be charged. $104.00 Permit Fee Plumbing fixture and
waste discharging device
Plumbing fixture and waste discharging
device, including drainage, vent and water
piping
$15.00 Each Fee
Backwater valve Soil or waste backwater valve, each $15.00 Each Fee Discharging device Sewage or waste sump discharging device, each
$15.00 Each Fee
Water using or treating
equipment
Water using or water treating equipment, each $15.00 Each Fee Backflow Device, each
valve to 2"
Water backflow device, each valve to 2" $15.00 Each Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLUMBING PERMITS
Backflow device, each
valve over 2"
Water backflow device, each valve over 2" $30.00 Each Fee Vacuum breaker, one to
five
Vacuum breaker not integral with the fixture
one to five
$17.00 Each Fee
Vacuum breaker, over five Vacuum breaker not integral with the fixture over five, each
$3.00 Each Fee
Gas Piping System of one
through five outlets
Separate gas piping system of one through
five outlets
$17.00 Each Fee
Gas piping of six or more Gas piping of six or more, per outlet $1.05 Each Fee Trap primers one through
five
Trap primers one through five $15.00 Range Fee
Trap primers over five,
each
Trap primers over five, each $3.00 Each Fee
Hot water heating boiler Hot water heating boiler $17.00 Each Fee Wet fire line standpipe Wet fire line standpipe (hose outlet) each $10.00 Each Fee Separate roof drain, each Separate roof drain, each $15.00 Each Fee Installation of lawn
sprinkler vacuum breaker
one through five
Installation of lawn sprinkler vacuum breaker
(atmospheric type) one through five
$15.00 Range Fee
Installation of lawn
sprinkler vacuum breaker
over five
Installation of lawn sprinkler vacuum breaker
(atmospheric type over five), each
$3.00 Each Fee
Change location of gas
meter
Change location of gas meter $15.00 Each Fee
Industrial waste treating
device
Industrial waste treating device $15.00 Each Fee
On lot sewer installation or
alteration
On lot sewer installation or alteration $15.00 Each Fee Water pressure regulator,
each
Water pressure regulator, each $15.00 Each Fee
Repair or alteration of
drainage vent piping, one
or two
Repair or alteration of drainage vent piping not
covered otherwise one or two
$10.00 Each Fee
Repair or alteration of
drainage vent piping, three
or more, each
Repair or alteration of drainage vent piping not
covered three or more, each
$7.00 Each Fee
Gas pressure regulator Gas pressure regulator, each $15.00 Each Fee Replacing water piping in a
building, one through five
For replacing water piping in a building, each
fixture one through five
$15.00 Range Fee
Replacing water piping in a
building, over five, each
For replacing water piping in a building, each
fixture over five, each
$1.05 Each Fee
Replacing water service For replacing water service $17.00 Each Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PLUMBING PERMITS
Medium or high pressure
gas system
Each medium or high pressure gas system $57.00 Each Fee

REPRODUCTION, RECORDS MANAGEMENT AND PROCESSING FEES

DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION FEES
Black & White Copies Request for copies of records in black & white $0.20 per page
Page Fee
Color Copies Request for copies of records in color $0.60 per page
Page Fee
Digital Request for documents in digital format (i.e.,
CD - compact disc)
$5.00 Compact
Disc
Fee
Microfiche Request for copies of records from microfiche $1.05 Page Fee Permit and Inspection
Document Verification Fee
Request to verify and reproduce copies of
permit documents
$62 plus the
cost of
duplication
Permit Fee
Plan Reproduction Fee Request to reproduce plans $62 for each request in
addition to the
cost for
duplicating the
plans
Plan Fee

RECORDS MANAGEMENT AND PROCESSING FEES
Processing Fee Processing of plans, permits, applications, etc. $119.00 Application Fee Records Management and
Retention Fee
Retain and manage record of plans by
microfilming or digitizing
5% of the
permit fee, but
not less than
$35
Plan Fee
Special Projects (Hourly
Rate)
For special projects which have no fee
otherwise identified
$193.00 Hour Fee

SURCHARGES
Technology Surcharge Surcharge to fund the continued upgrade and maintenance of technology

6.0% Application Fee
General Plan Surcharge Surcharge to fund the continued amendment and maintenance of the City's general plan

6.0% Application Fee

METHANE & OIL WELL RELATED PLAN REVIEWS
Methane Near
Construction Plan Review
Plan review of construction near existing
methane for compliance with City codes and
standards
$1,105 per
plan plus
actual cost for
any time over
4 hours
Plan Review Fee
Well Abandonment Plan
Review
For wells which require code modifications $249 per hour for a code
modification of
wells
Oil Well Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

METHANE & OIL WELL RELATED PLAN REVIEWS
Well Abandonment Plan
Review for Equivalency
Standard Review
For wells which require both a Peer Review
and code modifications
Peer Review
Fee plus $249
per hour for a
peer review
and a code
modification of
wells
Oil Well Fee

CODE ENFORCEMENT
Standard Code
Enforcement:

Reinspection
Fee Charged by the Department of
Community Development for Additional
Inspections when Corrections are not
Completed
$265.00 Per Citation Penalty
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS: GENERAL
Long Beach Municipal Code Chapter 9.65 Administrative Citation Fine Schedule for any violation of the Long Beach Municipal Code which could potentially be criminally cited as an infractions:

Preparation of Notice of
Violation (NOV)
Fee for recording a notice on the property title.

Pursuant to Chapter 9.65 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code.
$198 Notice Penalty
Termination of Notice of
Violation (NOV)
Fee for processing Termination of Notice of
Violation (NOV). Pursuant to Chapter 9.65 of
the Long Beach Municipal Code.
$198 R equest Penalty
Time Extension Fee Grant 30 day extension to resolve violations; one per citation. Pursuant to Chapter 9.65 of
the Long Beach Municipal Code.

Half the cost of
the next
citation but not
to exceed
$210
One
Request per
Citation
Penalty
Penalty Any person who is issued an Administrative
Citation and does not pay said citation within
30 calendar days will be assessed an
additional 25 percent penalty fee on each
Administrative Citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65.090B.
25% Per Citation Penalty
First Violation - All Codes Any responsible person who violates any provision of Title 9 and Titles 3,5,8,10,14,18
and 21 or Chapter 2.63 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code may be issued an
administrative citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. $100.00 Violation Penalty
Second Violation - All
Codes
Any responsible person who violates any
provision of Title 9 and Titles 3,5,8,10,14,18
and 21 or Chapter 2.63 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code may be issued an
administrative citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. $200.00 Violation Penalty

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS: GENERAL
Third and Subsequent
Violations -
Non-Commercial/Structura
l Codes
Any responsible person who violates any
provision of Title 9 and Titles 3,5,8,10,14,18
and 21 or Chapter 2.63 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code may be issued an
administrative citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. $500.00 Violation Penalty
Third and Subsequent
Violations: Building &
Safety Structural Codes
Any responsible person who violates any
provision of Title 9 and Titles 3,5,8,10,14,18
and 21 or Chapter 2.63 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code may be issued an
administrative citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. $1,300.00 Violation Penalty
Third and Subsequent
Violations: Commercial
(Zoning/Refuse) Codes
Any responsible person who violates any
provision of Title 9 and Titles 3,5,8,10,14,18
and 21 or Chapter 2.63 of the Long Beach
Municipal Code may be issued an
administrative citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. $2,500.00 Violation Penalty
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS: SPECIFIC
Long Beach Municipal Code Chapter 9.65 Administrative Citation Fine Schedule for the following violations of the Long Beach Municipal Code which cannot be criminally cited as infractions:

Penalty Any person who is issued an Administrative
Citation and does not pay said citation within
30 calendar days will be assessed an
additional 25 percent penalty fee on each
Administrative Citation, pursuant to Chapter

9.65. 25% Per Citation Penalty
Illegal Garage
Conversions
Any responsible person who violates any
provision of Long Beach Municipal Code 18.09
may be issued an administrative citation,
pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Each
Violation
Penalty
Dangerous Buildings Any responsible person who violates any provision of Long Beach Municipal Code 18.20
may be issued an administrative citation,
pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Each
Violation
Penalty
Certificates of Occupancy Any responsible person who violates any provision of Long Beach Municipal Code 18.08
may be issued an administrative citation,
pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Each
Violation
Penalty
Failure to Comply with Title
18 Any responsible person who violates any
provision of Long Beach Municipal Code

18.29.010 may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Each
Violation
Penalty
Unlawful Dwellings Any responsible person who violates any provision of Long Beach Municipal Code

21.31.245(C) may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,000 Each
Violation
Penalty

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS: SPECIFIC
Illegal Automotive Work Any responsible person who violates any provision of Long Beach Municipal Code

21.51.227 may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$500 Each
Violation
Penalty

HOUSING

MULTIPLE DWELLING UNITS
PRHIP Multiple Dwelling
Unit Inspection: 4-10 units
Property Owner Charged for Annual Permit $301.00 Annual Permit
Fee
PRHIP Multiple Dwelling
Unit Inspection: 11-20
units
Property Owner Charged for Annual Permit $337.00 Annual Permit
Fee
PRHIP Mult Dwelling
Units: 21+ units
Property Owner Charged for Annual Permit $373.00 Annual Permit
Fee
PRHIP Mult Dwelling
Units: Rooming House
Property Owner Charged for Annual Permit $259.00 Annual Permit
Fee
PRHIP Boarding School
Inspection
Property Owner Charged for Annual Permit $632.00 Annual Permit
Fee
HOTELS\MOTELS
PRHIP Hotels/Motels: 6-10
rooms
Property/Business Owner Charged for Annual
Permit
$259.00 plus
$28 per room
Annual
Permit
Fee
PRHIP Hotels/Motels: 11+
rooms
Property/Business Owner Charged for Annual
Permit
$404.00 plus
$11 per room
Annual
Permit
Fee
MISC. HOUSING FEES
PRHIP Misc Housing
Fees: Reinspection
Fee Charged by the Department of
Community Development for Additional
Inspections when Corrections are not
Completed
$275.00 Per Citation Penalty
PRHIP Misc Housing
Fees: Late Payment
Penalty
Fee Charged by the Department of
Community Development for Late Payment on
Multi-Housing Habitability Permit (25% of
original fee)
25% of original
fee
Annual
Permit
Penalty
PRHIP Misc Housing
Fees: Copy of Record
Fee Charged by the Department of
Community Development for official copies of
records ( 0.20/page)
$0.20 Page Fee

SUBSTANDARD PROGRAM
Demolition or repairs by City - Expense Liability
Notice of Substandard
Building
Preparation of the Notice of Substandard
Building Notice for substandard buildings
within the City.
$572.00 Notice Fee
Do Not Occupy Notice Preparation of the Do Not Occupy
Placard/Posting and Noticing for substandard
buildings within the City.
$255.00 Notice Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SUBSTANDARD PROGRAM
Case Referral to City
Prosecutor
Review and inspections of substandard
buildings within the City
Actual costs Notice Fee
Appeal to Board of
Examiners
Appeal of a staff decision to the Board of
Examiners
$1,134 per
appeal or 50%
of the fine
amount,
whichever is
less
Appeal Fee
Code Enforcement Fee When a building permit is required to abate a substandard or dangerous condition as
ordered by the Building Official, a code
enforcement fee shall be equal in amount to
the building permit fee required by Title

18.12.132 but not less than one hundred
thirty-six dollars.

Fee shall be
equal in
amount to the
building permit
fee but not
less than $136
Permit Fee
Billing Costs Preparation of the Demolition Levy, and all other Nuisance Abatement Substandard
Building related levy's.
$340.00 Levy Fee
Contract Preparation Property owners pay for staff's time for preparation of Demo Contract
$997.00 Contract Fee
Nuisance Abatement
Performance Inspection
Property owners pay for Inspection of Secured
Property
$351.00 Inspection Fee
Performance Inspection Property owners pay for Inspection of Property after the Demolition
$272.00 Inspection Fee
Preparation of Termination
of Declaration of
Substandard Property
Document preparation to remove the Notice of
Substandard Property recorded against the
property title.
$198.00 Termination Fee

WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM
Various administrative activities related to Weed Abatement Billing Costs Preparation of the Lot Cleaning Levy $152.00 Levy Fee Performance Inspection Property owners pay for Inspection after lot has been cleaned by City
$232.00 Inspection Fee
Contract Preparation Property owners pay for staff's time for preparation of Lot Cleaning Contract
$283.00 Contract Fee

ABANDONED VEHICLE PROGRAM
Removal of abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative vehicles Billing Costs Preparation of the Nuisance Abatement Levy $152.00 Levy Fee Performance Inspection Property owners pay for Inspection after Abandoned Vehicle has been picked-up
$152.00 Inspection Fee
Preparation of Contract Property owners pay for staffs time for preparation of Towing Contract or
Interdepartmental service request
$216.00 Contract Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

VACANT PROPERTY MONITORING
Various administrative activities related to monitoring Vacant Properties Billing Costs Preparation of the Vacant Building Levy $181.00 Levy Fee Vacant Building Monitoring Vacant building, or portion thereof, is monitored and will be billed quarterly
$249.00 per
Building per
month
Building/Mo
nth
Fee
Vacant Lot Monitoring Performance inspection of vacant lot; monthly fee will be billed quarterly
$74.00 per Lot
per month
Lot/Month Fee
Preparation of Termination
of Declaration of Vacant or
Boarded Building
Document preparation to remove the Notice of
Vacant Building recorded against the property
title.
$198.00 Termination Fee
OTHER
Termination of Notice of
Lien for any unpaid bills
related to Code
Enforcement Actions
Property owners pay for the release of a lien
for unpaid Billings.
$198 Termination Fee
Expedited Termination of
Notice Lien Fee for any
unpaid bills related to
Code Enforcement Actions
Fee equal to the fee for Termination of Notice
of Lien to deliver termination packet to
requestor by close of business of the following
business day.
$198 R equest Fee
Transfer of Collection to
Tax Collector for any
unpaid bills related to
Code Enforcement Actions
Property owners pay for transfer of unpaid
Liens to Tax Collector
$159 Lien Fee
Title Search or Lot book
guarantee related to Code
Enforcement Actions
Ensure property owner information is correct. $312 Title/Lot Book
Fee
Preparation of Lien for any
unpaid bills related to
Code Enforcement Actions
Bill is not paid in 30 days and lien is sent to the
County Recorder
$198.00 Lien Fee
Issue Inspection Warrant
related to Code
Enforcement Actions
Warrant required for abate proceedings on
private property, includes Inspection Warrant
and Forced Entry Warrant
$1,574 Warrant Fee
Incidental Enforcement
Costs related to Code
Enforcement Actions
Property Owners pay for Investigations and
Inspections of public nuisances
$142 Hour Fee
Returned Check Charge Any person who passes a check on insufficient funds shall be liable to the City for the amount
of the check and a returned check charge.
$35 Check Penalty

GARAGE RESALE PROGRAM
Exemption Certificate and Garage Resale Program
Exemption Process application and prepare report $22.00 Exemption Certificate
Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

GARAGE RESALE PROGRAM
1-2 units Process application, perform inspection and
prepare report
$125.00 Inspection/C
ertificate
Fee
3 or More Units Process application, perform inspection and prepare report
$136.00 plus
$12 for each
unit over 3
units
Inspection/C
ertificate
Fee
Garage Resale Expedite Process application, perform inspection and prepare report within 24 hours of receiving the
request.

Twice the
regular fee
Inspection/C
ertificate
Fee

FORECLOSURE REGISTRY PROGRAM
Long Beach Municipal Code 18.24 Foreclosure Registry Program Failure to Comply with Title
18 Any legal owner who fails to maintain the
property as required by Long Beach Municipal
Code 18.24 may be issued an administrative
citation, pursuant to Chapter 9.65.
$1,190.00 Per day Penalty
Foreclosure Registry
Program
The Foreclosure Registry Program requires
that every time a Notice of Default is issued on
a property, the lender that issued the Notice of
Default is required to register that property
with the City of Long Beach. A fee of $210 per
property will be assessed.
$232.00 Per
registration
Fee

SHORT TERM RENTALS
Short Term Rental
Registration Expedite Fee
Additional fee for expediting, equal to the fee
for Short Term Rental Registration, to process
application, property review, perform
inspection within 3 business days of receiving
the application.
$545 to be
paid in addition
to the STR
Registration
Application
Fee
Application Fee
Short Term Rental
Registration Fee
To implement the short-term rental ordinance $545 per
application for
short term
rental
ordinance
registration
Application Fee
Short Term Rental Opt-Out
Program
Conduct petition process on behalf of census
block group residential properties to disallow
un-hosted short-term rentals
$1,076.00 Petition Fee

HOUSING SERVICES
Loan Statement Fee Fee for processing requests for payoff statements on loans administered by Housing
Services.
$30 per loan
or the amount
stated in the
Promissory
Note or Deed
of Trust
Statement Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Environmental Review
Approval Signature by
Responsible Entity
Preparation and completion of Environmental
Review approval signature by Responsible
Entity for grants awarded by the U.S.

Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) for NEPA review at any of
the three levels: Categorical Exclusion
(CATEX), Environmental Assessment (EA)
and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).
$829 plus
costs for
outside entities
and/or other
departments
Review Fee
One-Time Affordable
Housing Administration
Fee
Review tenant income documentation and
lease agreements to ensure compliance with
affordability requirements. One-time fee that
applies to initial lease-up of affordable rental
housing units that are income- and
rent-restricted pursuant to Inclusionary
Housing Ordinance, CA Density Bonus law,
and/or local Enhanced Density Bonus
Ordinance. Fee is per affordable unit. Any
residential development that this fee would
otherwise apply to shall be exempt if at least
forty-nine percent (49%) of the total units will
be restricted by a recorded regulatory
agreement to very-low or low-income
households.
$866 per
Affordable Unit
Unit Fee

HOUSING MONITORING
Annual Housing Monitoring
Fee for Affordable Housing
Annual review of pre- and post-Fiscal Year
2016 projects for compliance with affordable
housing requirements
$200 per Unit
per Year
subject to an
escalation of
3% per year or
equal to an
amount
negotiated in
the loan
agreement
Unit Fee
Housing Loan Agreement
Amendment
Processing an amendment to an existing
housing loan agreement
Charge the
fully allocated
hourly rates for
all staff
involved plus
any outside
costs
Amendment Fee
New Housing Loan
Origination, Financing and
Placement Fee
Processing a new housing agreement - loan
origination, financing and placement fee.

1.5% of loan
amount
Agreement Fee

LOAN PROGRAMS
Subordination Request
Processing
Fee for processing requests for subordination
agreements on loans administered by Housing
Services.
$461.00 Agreement Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

LOAN PROGRAMS
Affordable Housing
Assessment on Real
Estate Recordings
The State of California requires the payment
of an affordable housing assessment on
various real estate recordings unless the
residence will be occupied by the owner
County of Los
Angeles
published fee,
as applicable.
per
recorded
real estate
instrument,
as
applicable
Fee
Reconveyance Processing Processing a reconveyance to cover recording fees charged by third parties
$126 per
reconveyance
(includes $50
Title Cost)
Per
reconveyanc
e
Fee

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Rental
Residential Developments
- ALL SUBMARKET
AREAS - Each
Subsequent Year
(Annually from
01/01/2027)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for rental
residential developments in all Submarket
Areas submitted during calendar year 2027 or
any subsequent year.

If submitted
during
calendar year
2027 or any
subsequent
year, the prior
year fee shall
be adjusted by
the annual
percentage
change in the
median new
home sales
price in Los
Angeles
County as
published by
The Redfin
Corporation.

Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Ownership
Residential Developments
in Downtown - Year 1
(1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for
ownership residential developments in the
Downtown Submarket Area
Condominium/
Townhome: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $3.36
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Condominium/
Townhome
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
condominium/t
ownhome
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$48,150.

Single Family
Dwelling: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $3.74
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Single Family
Dwelling
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
single family
dwelling
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$51,300.

Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Rental
Residential Developments
in Downtown - Year 1
(1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for rental
residential developments in the Downtown
Submarket Area
If submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be
$45.40
multiplied by
the square feet
of leasable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Fractional
Units: For a
fractional Very
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$404,000. For
a fractional
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$371,000.

Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Rental
Residential Developments
in Midtown - Year 1
(1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for rental
residential developments in the Midtown
Submarket Area
If submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be
$35.40
multiplied by
the square feet
of leasable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Fractional
Units: For a
fractional Very
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$263,000. For
a fractional
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$232,000.

Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Rental
Residential Developments
in High Resource Areas -
Year 1 (1/1/2026 -
12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for rental
residential developments in the High Resource
Submarket Area
If submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be
$43.70
multiplied by
the square feet
of leasable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Fractional
Units: For a
fractional Very
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$307,000. For
a fractional
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$273,000.

Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Rental
Residential Developments
in Moderate Resource
Areas - Year 1 (1/1/2026 -
12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for rental
residential developments in the Moderate
Resource Submarket Area
If submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be
$27.60
multiplied by
the square feet
of leasable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Fractional
Units: For a
fractional Very
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$219,000. For
a fractional
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$186,000.

Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Rental
Residential Developments
in Low Resource Areas -
Year 1 (1/1/2026 -
12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for rental
residential developments in the Low Resource
Submarket Area
If submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be
$23.20
multiplied by
the square feet
of leasable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Fractional
Units: For a
fractional Very
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$163,000. For
a fractional
Low-Income
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$129,000.

Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Ownership
Residential Developments
in Low Resource Areas -
Year 1 (1/1/2026 -
12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for
ownership residential developments in the Low
Resource Submarket Area
Condominium/
Townhome: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $0.84
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Condominium/
Townhome
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
condominium/t
ownhome
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$8,250.

Single Family
Dwelling: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $1.97
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Single Family
Dwelling
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
single family
dwelling
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$32,250.

Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Ownership
Residential Developments
- ALL SUBMARKET
AREAS - Each
Subsequent Year
(Annually from
01/01/2027)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for
ownership residential developments in all
Submarket Areas submitted during calendar
year 2027 or any subsequent year.

If submitted
during
calendar year
2027 or any
subsequent
year, the prior
year fee shall
be adjusted by
the annual
percentage
change in the
median new
home sales
price in Los
Angeles
County as
published by
The Redfin
Corporation.

Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Ownership
Residential Developments
in Midtown - Year 1
(1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for
ownership residential developments in the
Midtown Submarket Area
Condominium/
Townhome: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $0.84
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Condominium/
Townhome
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
condominium/t
ownhome
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$8,250.

Condominium/
Townhome: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $0.84
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Condominium/
Townhome
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
condominium/t
ownhome
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$8,250.

Single Family
Dwelling: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $3.74
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Single Family
Dwelling
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
single family
dwelling
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$51,300.

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Ownership
Residential Developments
in High Resource Areas -
Year 1 (1/1/2026 -
12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for
ownership residential developments in the
High Resource Submarket Area
Condominium/
Townhome: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $4.53
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Condominium/
Townhome
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
condominium/t
ownhome
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$78,000.

Single Family
Dwelling: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $7.47
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Single Family
Dwelling
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
single family
dwelling
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$168,750.

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu Fee for Ownership
Residential Developments
in Moderate Resource
Areas - Year 1 (1/1/2026 -
12/31/2026)
The Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee for
ownership residential developments in the
Moderate Resource Submarket Area
Condominium/
Townhome: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $1.88
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Condominium/
Townhome
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
condominium/t
ownhome
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$25,200.

Single Family
Dwelling: If
submitted
during
calendar year
2026, the fee
shall be $3.62
multiplied by
the square feet
of saleable
area of the
entire
residential
development.

Single Family
Dwelling
Fractional
Units: For a
fractional
single family
dwelling
Inclusionary
unit, the fee
Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
shall be the
product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$50,550.

Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu for Rental
Residential
Developments-Year 1
(01/01/2021-12/31/2021)
The in-lieu fee for rental residential
developments
If submitted
during
calendar year
2021, it's
$20.80
multiplied by
the entire
leasable area
of the
residential
development
OR for a
fractional
inclusionary
unit shall be
the product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$375,400.

Application Fee
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu for Rental
Residential Developments-
2022 - 2025
The in-lieu fee for rental residential
developments submitted during 2022 - 2025
If submitted
during
calendar year
2022 through
calendar year
2025, the prior
year fee shall
be adjusted by
the annual
percentage
change in the
median new
home sales
price in Los
Angeles
County as
published by
The Redfin
Corporation.

Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu for Ownership
Residential
Developments-Year 1
(01/01/2021-12/31/2021)
The in-lieu fee for rental ownership
developments
If submitted
during
calendar year
2021, it's
$14.00
multiplied by
the saleable
area of the
residential
development
OR the for a
fractional
inclusionary
unit shall be
the product of
such fraction
multiplied by
$413,300.

Application Fee
Inclusionary Housing
In-Lieu for Ownership
Residential Developments-
2022 - 2025
The in-lieu fee for ownership residential
developments submitted during 2022 - 2025
If submitted
during
calendar year
2022 through
calendar year
2025, the prior
year fee shall
be adjusted by
the annual
percentage
change in the
median new
home sales
price in Los
Angeles
County as
published by
The Redfin
Corporation.

Application Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Very Low
Income- Studio
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Studio,
Affordability level: Very low-income. Annual
increase is based on the annual percentage
provided by the CCI for the LA Area.
$347,343 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Very Low
Income- One Bedroom
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: One
Bedroom, Affordability level: Very low-income.

Annual increase is based on the annual
percentage provided by the CCI for the LA
Area.
$426,612 Unit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Very Low
Income- Two Bedrooms
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Two
Bedrooms, Affordability level: Very
low-income. Annual increase is based on the
annual percentage provided by the CCI for the
LA Area.
$504,440 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Very Low
Income- Three or More
Bedrooms
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Three or
More Bedrooms, Affordability level: Very
low-income. Annual increase is based on the
annual percentage provided by the CCI for the
LA Area.
$582,268 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Low Income-
Studio
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Studio,
Affordability level: Low-income. Annual
increase is based on the annual percentage
provided by the CCI for the LA Area.
$319,959 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Low Income-
One Bedroom
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: One
Bedroom, Affordability level: Low-income.

Annual increase is based on the annual
percentage provided by the CCI for the LA
Area.
$392,022 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Low Income-
Two Bedrooms
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Two
Bedrooms, Affordability level: Low-income.

Annual increase is based on the annual
percentage provided by the CCI for the LA
Area.
$464,085 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Low Income-
Three or More Bedrooms
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Three or
More Bedrooms, Affordability level:

Low-income. Annual increase is based on the
annual percentage provided by the CCI for the
LA Area.
$536,148 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Moderate
Income- Studio
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Studio,
Affordability level: Moderate income. Annual
increase is based on the annual percentage
provided by the CCI for the LA Area.
$183,040 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Moderate
Income- One Bedroom
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: One
Bedroom, Affordability level: Moderate income.

Annual increase is based on the annual
percentage provided by the CCI for the LA
Area.
$223,395 Unit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

IN-LIEU PAYMENTS
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Moderate
Income- Two Bedrooms
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Two
Bedrooms, Affordability level: Moderate
income. Annual increase is based on the
annual percentage provided by the CCI for the
LA Area.
$263,750 Unit Fee
Mello Act In-Lieu Payment
to Replace Moderate
Income- Three or More
Bedrooms
Mello Act In-Lieu payment to replace an
affordable housing unit- Unit size: Three or
More Bedrooms, Affordability level: Moderate
income. Annual increase is based on the
annual percentage provided by the CCI for the
LA Area.
$305,547 Unit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Parking within 15'/20' of
Crosswalk
CVC 22500.N Parking within 20' of a
marked/unmarked crosswalk or 15' of a
crosswalk where a curb extension is present.
$69.00 Citation Fee
Payment Transfer Fee Customers with multiple accounts, sometimes in different billing systems, will mistakenly use
the wrong account number to make payment.

The payment must be manually transferred to
the correct account and/or billing system. The
fee will be charged for each payment
transferred.
$19.00 Per
Payment
Transfer
Fee

CITYWIDE FEES AND CHARGES
Collection Charge A charge of 11% on each delinquent bill where collection is undertaken directly by the City.
11% Collection
amount
shall not be
less than
$11 nor
more than
$500
Penalty
Returned Payment Charge Any person who passes a payment on uncollected funds shall be liable to the City for
the amount of the payment and a returned
payment charge.
$35 Item Fee

MULTIPLE DEPARTMENT CHARGES
Oversized Vehicle Parking
Citation
LBMC10.24.078. Vehicles that are either 85
inches high, 80 inches wide or 22 feet long are
prohibited from parking in a residential area on
any public street. A resident may obtain a
72-hour oversized vehicle parking permit for a
non-resident visitor residing with a resident
$75 Citation Penalty

PARKING CITATIONS
Display of Plates VC5201 Display of Plates, Tabs, and Stickers $70 Citation Penalty Parking Citation
Non-Indigent Payment
Plan Fee
Individuals seeking to place their parking
citation on a payment plan will be assessed a
fee to be added to the citation and all late fees
and penalty assessments, exclusive of any
State surcharges.
$25 Per
Payment
Plan
Fee
Parking Citation Indigent
Payment Plan Fee
Individuals seeking to place their parking
citation on a payment plan due to indigence
will be assessed a fee to be added to the
citation, exclusive of any State surcharges.
$5 Per
Payment
Plan
Fee
Parking Citation Indigent
Payment Plan Late Fee
Individuals seeking to have the processing
agency rescind the filing of itemization of
unpaid parking penalties and service fees due
to indigence will be assessed a late fee to be
added to the citation, exclusive of any State
surcharges.
$5 Per filing of
an
itemization
of unpaid
penalties
and fees.

Fee
Expired Meter LBMC 10.28.060 - Occupying a metered
parking space without paying for parking
$74 Citation Penalty

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PARKING CITATIONS
Overnight Parking in
Beach Lots
LBMC 10.30.080 - Prohibition against parking
overnight in designated lots
$74 Citation Penalty
Parking in Bicycle Lane VC 21211 (B) - No parking in a bicycle lane $100 Citation Penalty Parking Within 3 Feet of
Access Ramp
VC22522
No person shall park a vehicle within three feet
of any sidewalk access ramp constructed at,
or adjacent to, a crosswalk or at any other
location on a sidewalk so as to be accessible
to and usable by the physically disabled if the
area adjoining the ramp is designated by
either a sign or red paint.
$315 Parking
Citation
Penalty
Failure to Display Disabled
Placard Administrative
Charge
VC40226 - Fee to process cancellation of a
citation for failure to display a valid disabled
placard, if an individual who received a citation
can provide proof that he or she had been
issued a valid placard at the time the citation
was received.
$25 Each Penalty
Illegal Park/Private
Property
LBMC 8.76.010G - Illegal Parking Private
Property
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking Near Empty
Building
LBMC 8.76.010Q - Parking Near Empty
Building
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking on Empty Lot LBMC 8.76.010R - Parking on Empty Lot $70 Citation Penalty Commercial Vehicle on
Private Property
LBMC 8.76.010T - Commercial Vehicle on
Private Property
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking on
Parkway/Sidewalk
LBMC10.22.020 - Parkways and Sidewalks $74 Citation Penalty Improper Parking on Hill LBMC10.22.070 - Blocking Wheels on Hills $70 Citation Penalty Vehicle for Sale LBMC10.22.080 - Parking Vehicle for Sale $74 Citation Penalty No Parking Peddlers LBMC10.22.090 - Food Vendor Parking Prohibited Area
$70 Citation Penalty
Parking in Fire Lane LBMC10.22.110 - Fire Lanes $110 Citation Penalty No Parking - Temporary LBMC10.22.120 - Temporary Parking Restrictions
$74 Citation Penalty
Parked Over 72 hours LBMC10.22.130 - Seventy-Two Hour Parking Limit
$74 Citation Penalty
Street Sweeping LBMC10.22.140 - Parking Prohibited at
Certain Times for Street Sweeping
$75 Citation Penalty
Street Repair of Vehicle LBMC10.22.150 - Repairing Vehicles on Streets
$70 Citation Penalty
Private Property/Posted
No Parking
LBMC10.22.160 - Parking on Private Property $70 Citation Penalty Parking - Public Housing LBMC10.22.182 - Parking Regulations within Public Housing Projects
$70 Citation Penalty

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PARKING CITATIONS
Parking Within Lines LBMC10.24.010 - Angle Parking $100 Citation Penalty No Stopping LBMC10.24.030 - Parking Prohibited Where
Posted - Exception
$100 Citation Penalty
No Parking LBMC10.24.050 - Parking Prohibited -
Compliance Required
$100 Citation Penalty
Exceeded Time Limit LBMC10.24.090 - Limited Time Parking $74 Citation Penalty Parking Within T's LBMC10.24.130 - Parking Space Markings $100 Citation Penalty Yellow, White, Green Curb LBMC10.26.010 - Yellow, White, Green Curb Markings
$74 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Other LBMC10.26.020 - Red Curb Markings $100 Citation Penalty Parking in an Alley LBMC10.26.030 - Stopping in Alley $100 Citation Penalty Disabled Parking - Streets
and Public Lots
LBMC10.34.020 - Parking for Disabled
Persons Reserved for Vehicles with
Appropriate License Plates or Placards
$365 Citation Penalty
Truck over 2 Hours LBMC10.38.110 - Commercial Vehicle Parking on Residential Streets Designated as Truck
Routes
$90 Citation Penalty
Commercial vehicle over
6,000 lbs unladen weight
parked off truck route.

Pick-ups exempt
LBMC10.40.010 - Establishment of
Designated Truck Routes
$135 Citation Penalty
No Parking on City
Property
VC21113.A - Driving or Parking on Public
Grounds
$74 Citation Penalty
Parking in Intersection VC22500.A - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Parking on Crosswalk VC22500.B - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Safety Zone VC22500.C - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Fire Station VC22500.D - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Parking Across Driveway VC22500.E - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$85 Citation Penalty
Parking on Sidewalk VC22500.F - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Obstructing Traffic at
Excavation
VC22500.G - Prohibited Stopping, Standing,
or Parking
$74 Citation Penalty
Double Parking VC22500.H - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Bus Zone VC22500.I - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$290 Citation Penalty
Parking in Tunnel VC22500.J - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$100 Citation Penalty

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

PARKING CITATIONS
Parking on Bridge VC22500.K - Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking
$74 Citation Penalty
Parking Near Access
Ramp for Physically
Handicapped
VC22500.L - Parking in Front of or on Curb
Cut Down for Wheelchair Access
$315 Citation Penalty
Parking 18" of Curb VC22502.A - Curb Parking $100 Citation Penalty Disabled Person Off Street VC22507.8 - Parking in Spaces for the Disabled
$365 Citation Penalty
Red Curb Fire Hydrant VC22514 - Fire Hydrants $100 Citation Penalty Unattended Vehicle VC22515 - Unattended Vehicles $70 Citation Penalty Locked Vehicle with
Occupant
VC22516 - Locked Vehicles $74 Citation Penalty
Parking on Freeway VC22520 - Vending on or Near Freeways $74 Citation Penalty Parking on Railroad
Tracks
VC22521 - Parking Upon Or Near Railroad
Track
$100 Citation Penalty
No Current Reg. Tag VC5204 (A) - Registration Tabs $70 Citation Penalty Parking Wrong Way VC22502.B(2) - Parking Wrong Way $70 Citation Penalty First Late Payment Penalty A 100% penalty not to exceed $55 will be assessed to an unpaid parking citation after 21
days from the mailing date of the Notice of
Parking Violation.
100% up to
$55 maximum
Citation Penalty
Department of Motor
Vehicle (DMV) Collection
Charge
A collection charge will be assessed to an
unpaid parking citation when the citation is
forwarded to the DMV to hold the vehicle
registration renewal.
$2.00 Citation Penalty
Second Late Payment
Penalty
A 25% penalty will be assessed to an unpaid
parking citation after 21 days from the mailing
date of the Notice of Parking Violation - Final
Notice. This penalty will be applied after the
First Late Payment Penalty and the
Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
Collection Charge is assessed and then it is
rounded to the next whole dollar.
25% Delinquent
Balance
Penalty
Collection Agency Charge 25% Citation Penalty
Copy of Parking Violation $2 Citation Fee
Guest Preferential Parking
Permit - Annual
Resident is charged a permit fee for
implementation and administration of the
Preferential Parking Program.

34.00 Permit Fee
Residential Preferential
Parking Permit - Annual
Resident is charged a permit fee for
implementation and administration of the
Preferential Parking Program.

34.00 Permit Fee

ACCOUNTING BUREAU

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

ADMINISTRATIVE FEES FOR GARNISHMENT
Set-Up Fee for
Garnishment
Employee is charged to set-up the
garnishment account in the payroll system
$19.00 New
Garnishmen
t
Fee
Administrative Fee Employee is charged to administer
garnishment deduction in the payroll system
$1.50 Garnishmen
t Deduction
Fee

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING FEES
Copy of W2 Form
Administrative Fee -
Current Employees
Current employees are issued a W2 Form
annually in compliance with time frames
determined by the Internal Revenue Service.

Since the information is confidential an
administrative process is required prior to
issuing a replacement copy. This fee is
charged to recoup the administrative cost of
issuing a copy of a W2 for the current year or
prior years.
$13.00 Per W2 Fee
Copy of W2 Form
Administrative Fee -
Separated Employees
Separated employees are issued a W2 Form
annually in compliance with time frames
determined by the Internal Revenue Service.

Since the information is confidential an
administrative process is required prior to
issuing a replacement copy. This fee is
charged to recoup the administrative cost of
issuing a copy of a W2 for the current year or
prior years.
$19.00 Per W2 Fee
Copy of 1099
Administrative Fee
Recipients of 1099 forms will be charged for
copies.
$13.00 Per 1099 Fee

BUSINESS RELATIONS BUREAU

CANNABIS BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
Adult- Use Cannabis
Business Annual
Regulatory Fee
Licensed adult-use cannabis businesses are
charged an annual fee per license to recoup
the cost of providing oversight and regulatory
services.
$3,798.00 Application/
License
Fee
Illegal Cannabis Operation
Penalty
Penalty for operating an unlicensed cannabis
facility. Penalty is charged per day a violation
exists.
$1,000 Violation per
day
Penalty
Illegal Cultivation of
Cannabis Plant by Illegal
Cannabis Operation
Penalty for operating an unlicensed cultivation
cannabis facility. Penalty is charged per
cannabis plant.
$50 Plant Penalty
Incomplete Application
Fee
Incomplete Application Fee $64.00 Per
Resubmittal
Fee
Adult-Use Cannabis
Application Review Fee
Businesses that apply for an adult-use
cannabis business license will be charged an
application review fee to recoup costs of
providing this service.
$509.00 Application Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

CANNABIS BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
Cannabis Business
Renewal Fee
Cannabis businesses (medical and adult-use)
will be charged a renewal fee, every five years,
as per LBMC 5.90.180. Renewal license fee
shall be equal to the annual adult-use license
permit fee.

Equal to the
effective
annual
adult-use
regulatory fee
Renewal Fee

BUSINESS LICENSE AND PERMIT FEES
Cannabis Modification of
Premises
Cannabis businesses are charged a fee to
modify their licensed premises.
$134.00 Application Fee
Cannabis Transfer of
Ownership
Cannabis businesses are charged a fee to
transfer ownership.
$287.00 Application Fee
Cannabis Tax Audit Cannabis businesses are charged a fee at actual cost for an audit of their tax reporting
and remittance.

Actual Cost Audit Fee
Pedicab Operator/Driver
Annual Business License
Annual business license fee for the
operator/driver of a pedicab
$64.00 License Fee
Pedicab Owner &
Operator/Driver
Investigative Fee
Pedicab owners and their operators/drivers
are charged a one-time investigation fee for
the review of their application
$126.00 Investigation Fee
Adult Entertainment
Business initial/annual
Business owners are charged for an
investigation to ensure compliance with
objective criteria.
$3,988.00 Permit Fee
Alarm System - Business -
annual
Business owners are required to have an
alarm permit for contact information (annual
permit).
$41.00 Permit Fee
Alarm System Permit -
Suspension or Revocation
- Appeal
Applicant is charged to appeal the denial,
suspension, or revocation of an alarm permit
application to the City Council.
$46.00 Appeal Fee
Alarm System Residential
- every three years
Residential owners are required to have an
alarm permit for contact information (3-year
permit).
$46.00 Permit Fee
Auto Wrecking - initial only Business owners are charged for an investigation of applicant and location.
$464.00 Permit Fee
Bingo - initial/annual Organizations are charged for an investigation to determine compliance.
$151.00 Permit Fee
Bowling Alley - annual Business owners are charged for an investigation of applicant and location.
$295.00 Permit Fee
Bowling Alley - initial Business owners are charged for an investigation of applicant and location.
$1,714.00 Permit Fee
Boxing/Wrestling -
initial/renewal
Applicants are charged for a background
check to run boxing/wrestling matches.
$2,179.00 Permit Fee
Business License ADA
City/State Fee
ADA State mandated fee/health insurance
Noise
$4.00 Account Fee
Card Room - annual Business owners are charged for an
investigation of applicant and location.
$233.00 Permit Fee
Card Room - initial Business owners are charged for an
investigation of applicant and location.
$2,179.00 Permit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

BUSINESS LICENSE AND PERMIT FEES
Closeout Sale - initial Businesses are charged for an investigation to determine compliance.
$235.00 Permit Fee
Curb Painting Permit Applicants are charged an investigative and processing fee to obtain a permit. This fee is
contingent upon an ordinance being passed by
City Council.
$276.00 Permit Fee
Curb Painting Permit-
Non-Profit
Non-profit applicants are charged an
investigative and processing fee to obtain a
permit. This fee is contingent upon an
ordinance being passed by City Council.
$78.00 Permit Fee
Closeout Sale each
additional day >30
Businesses are charged for an investigation to
determine compliance.
$36.00 Day Fee
Coin, Stamp Dealer -
annual
Applicants are charged for an inspection by
police.
$251.00 Permit Fee
Coin, Stamp Dealer - initial Business owners are charged for an investigation of applicant and location.
$103.00 Permit Fee
Display/Selling Event
Promoter
Promoters are charged for an inspection of
property after license is issued.
$78.00 Event Fee
Entertainment Permit for
non-profit - annual
Business owners are charged for periodic
investigations to determine compliance.
$157.00 Permit Fee
Entertainment Permit
Non-Retail - initial
Business owners are charged for an
investigation of applicant and location.
$1,818.00 Permit Fee
Entertainment Permit, all -
temporary
New business owners are charged for a
preliminary investigation for temporary
entertainment permit.
$557.00 Permit Fee
Entertainment and
Dancing Permit - annual
Business owners are charged for periodic
investigations to determine compliance.
$1,403.00 Permit Fee
Entertainment Restaurant,
Bar, Tavern, Lounge
Permit - annual
Business owners are charged for periodic
investigations to determine compliance.
$432.00 Permit Fee
Entertainment Retail -
Initial
Business owners are charged for application
processing for review of applicant and
location.
$865.00 Permit Fee
Entertainment Retail -
Annual
Business owners are charged for periodic
review to determine compliance.
$432.00 Permit Fee
Escort Bureau Service
initial/annual
Business owners are charged for investigation
of facility, criminal background and previous
business operations in other cities.
$1,550.00 Permit Fee
Escort Permit (Employee
of Escort Bureau) - annual
Escort business employees are charged for
investigation to determine compliance.
$226.00 Permit Fee
Escort Permit (Employee
of Escort Bureau) - initial
Escort business employees are charged for
criminal background investigation and medical
clearance.
$432.00 Permit Fee
Firearm Dealer
initial/annual
Applicants are charged for background checks
and property inspections.
$157.00 Permit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

BUSINESS LICENSE AND PERMIT FEES
Fortune telling -
initial/annual
Applicants are charged for a background
check to practice fortune-telling.
$464.00 Permit Fee
Garage Sale Applicants are charged for investigation to determine compliance.
$17.00 Permit Fee
Horse Drawn Carriage -
annual
Business owners are charged for a review of
insurance compliance.
$51.00 Permit Fee
Horse Drawn Carriage -
initial
Business owners are charged for an
investigation of applicant.
$943.00 Permit Fee
Junk Collector - initial only Business owners are charged for an investigation of applicant.
$180.00 Permit Fee
Junk Dealer - initial/annual Junk dealers are charged for ongoing regulation of their business activities.
$251.00 Permit Fee
Massage Establishment
-initial/annual
Business owners are charged for ongoing
background investigation of facility and owner.
980 Permit Fee
Massage Technician -
add/change location
Massage technicians are charged for an
investigation to ensure compliance.
$151.00 Permit Fee
Massage Technician -
initial
Employees or independent contractors are
charged for background investigation and to
ensure compliance with code requirements.
$440.00 Permit Fee
Massage Technician Employees or independent contractors are charged for ongoing background investigation
and to ensure compliance with code
requirements.
$233.00 Permit Fee
Pawn Broker -
initial/annual
Pawn brokers are charged for a background
check to conduct their business.
$929.00 Permit Fee
Peddler - initial only Applicants are charged for inspection of property after license is issued.
$103.00 Permit Fee
Pool Hall/Family Billiard
Hall - annual (no additional
fee with existing
entertainment permit)
Business owners are charged for periodic
investigations to determine compliance.
$233.00 Permit Fee
Pool Hall/Family Billiard
Hall - initial (no additional
fee when also applying for
entertainment permit)
Business owners are charged for an
investigation of applicant and location.
$2,018.00 Permit Fee
Pool Tables (one or two) -
initial only
Business owners are charged for an
investigation of applicant and location.
$314.00 Permit Fee
Public Bathhouse -
initial/annual
Business owners are charged for ongoing
background investigation of facility and owner.
$1,550.00 Permit Fee
Publicly Accessible
Exterior Pay Telephone -
one time
Business required to have permit; regulated by
Planning and Building & Public Works
$40.00 Permit Fee
Secondhand Dealer -
initial/annual
Secondhand dealers are charged for a
background check and inspection of retail
property to conduct business.
$233.00 Permit Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

BUSINESS LICENSE AND PERMIT FEES
Selling Club - annual Business is charged for an investigation to ensure compliance.
$464.00 Permit Fee
Selling Club - initial Business is charged for a background check to conduct their business.
$157.00 Permit Fee
Sidewalk Sale Business associations are charged a permit fee to hold a sidewalk sale event.
$51.00 Event Fee
Smoking Lounge Permit Ongoing Compliance and Investigation of facility and owner
$352.00 Permit Fee
Social Club - annual Private club organizations are charged for periodic investigations to determine
compliance.
$486.00 Permit Fee
Social Club, all - initial Private club organizations are charged for an investigation of applicant and location.
$1,139.00 Permit Fee
Social Club, non-profit -
annual
Private club organizations are charged for a
periodic investigations to determine
compliance.
$174.00 Permit Fee
Swap Meets - initial/annual Applicants are charged for an inspection of property after license is issued.
$167.00 Permit Fee
Vehicle for Hire - annual Requires new application for revocable permit each year.
$432.00 Permit Fee
Vehicle for Hire - initial Requires new application for revocable permit each year; initial permit requires Council
approval.
$910.00 Permit Fee
Vendor Cart Program
Permit
Regulatory fee for processing a vendor cart
application and issue of a permit for carts that
are located in the Downtown Redevelopment
Project area.
$393.00 Permit Fee

MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Appeal Filing Fee (City
Council)
An applicant for a business license or permit
may appeal any denial, suspension, or
revocation to the City Council by filing a written
notice of appeal within 10 days of the action.
$1,631.00 Appeal Fee
Appeal Filing Fee (Appeal
Filing Fee )
Appeal business classification or tax to
Director of Financial Management.
$567.00 Appeal Fee
Application Fee for Tax
Clearance Certificate
Hotel owners request tax clearance for sale of
hotel.
$45.00 Certificate Fee
Duplicate Decal Replace decal for vehicle-for-hire. $29.00 Decal Fee Duplicate License/Permit Replace business license or permit. $51.00 Permit Fee Endorsement of Change of
Address
Record change of address and reissue
business license
$51.00 Endorseme
nt
Fee
Endorsement of change of
business structure
Record change of business structure. Adding
partners, incorporation, etc. and reissue
business license
$51.00 Endorseme
nt
Fee
Notification Fee (Hearing) Mail hearing notices to property owners and residents within 300 feet of business.
$4.60 Label Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

BUSINESS LICENSE AND PERMIT FEES
Printed Copy of Weekly
New Business List
Sold at business license counter $4.00 Copy Fee
Printed Copy of Monthly
New Business List
Sold at business license counter $12.00 Copy Fee
Printed Copy of Computer
Screen Print
Sold at business license counter $0.22 Page Fee
Returned Check Charge See Citywide Fees Penalty
Special Events - Promoter
Field Licensing
Promoter Administrative fee charged for
vendor in-field, non business license
compliance. Booth(s) and ride(s).
$36.00 Violation Penalty
Special Events -Vendor
Field Licensing
Vendor Administrative fee charged to vendor
for in-field processing of business license
permits and fee collections. Booth(s) and
ride(s).
$39.00 Violation Penalty
DDED Noise Study
Exemption Request - FM
Business Services review of Noise Study
Exemption Request in the Downtown Dining
District (Financial Management)
$674.00 Request Fee
DDED Noise Study
Exemption Appeal - FM
Business Services review of request to appeal
Noise Study Exemption Request decision for
the Downtown Dining District (Financial
Management)
$598.00 Appeal Fee

TOT FEES
Deposit for Audit Charges
for TOT Tax Clearance
Certificate (refundable)
Hotel owner requests tax clearance for sale of
hotel.
$854.00 Certificate Fee
Cost of Audit for TOT
Clearance Certificate
(Credited against the
above TOT Refundable
Deposit)
Hotel owner requests tax clearance for sale of
hotel.
$174.00 Hour Fee
Cost of Audit for TOT
Underpayments, Maximum
Audit Reimbursement
$1,500
Pursuant to LBMC 3.64.110 for more than
10% underpayment of taxes.
$174.00 Hour Penalty

MEDICAL MARIJUANA COLLECTIVE

PURCHASING FEES
Contract - Compliance
with wage rates
Contractors pay penalty if they do not pay
general prevailing rate of per diem wages and
overtime wages for each craft, or laborer,
workman or mechanic for each day the
laborer, workman or mechanic is paid less
than the specified rate for work done by him
under said contract.
$54.00 Day Penalty

CITY TREASURER

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
UUT Delinquent Penalty
Payment
Pursuant to LBMC 3.68.130 for taxes collected
from a service user which are not remitted to
the City Treasurer-City Tax Collector on or
before the due dates. The City Treasurer-City
Tax Collector shall have power to impose
additional penalties upon the service supplier
under the provisions of this chapter for fraud
or negligence in reporting or remitting at the
rate of fifteen percent (15%) of the amount of
the tax collected or as recomputed by the City
Treasurer-City Tax Collector.
15% plus an
additional 15%
for fraud or
negligence
Of the total
amount paid
late
Penalty
District Apportionment
Processing Fee
Applicants pay for consultant services in
regards to Tract Map Apportionment per
Chapter 2, Section 66426 of the Subdivision
Map Act
$1,990 per
subdivision
tract map plus
$37.75 per
parcel, plus
$40 County
recording fee.
$970 flat fee
for 4 or less
parcels.
5 or more
parcels
Fee
Duplicate Paycheck
Administrative Fee
Employees reimburse the City for cost
incurred to issue replacement paychecks
including bank service charges
$30.00 Replacemen
t Check
Fee

FINANCIAL SERVICES FEES

LATE CHARGES
Late Payment Charge A monthly utility bill is subject to a late penalty if the customer's monthly payment is not
received by the City and applied to the account
on or before the date specified on the bill as
the date the late charge shall apply.

4.5% or $4.50
minimum
Of the total
amount
owed in no
event shall
the charge
be less than
$4.50
Penalty
Late Charge - Ambulance
Transport and/or
Treatment
A bill, account or other amount is subject to a
late charge if the customer's payment is not
received by the City and applied to the account
on or before the date specified on the bill as
the date the late charge shall apply.

1.33% Of the total
amount
owed and
unpaid
Penalty
Late Charge - Property
Damage Claim
A bill, account or other amount is subject to a
late charge if the customer's payment is not
received by the City and applied to the account
on or before the date specified on the bill as
the date the late charge shall apply.

1.33% Of the total
amount
owed and
unpaid
Penalty
Late Charge - False Alarm A bill, account or other amount is subject to a late charge if the customer's payment is not
received by the City and applied to the account
on or before the date specified on the bill as
the date the late charge shall apply.
25% and 10%
thereafter
Of the total
amount
owed and
unpaid
Penalty

FALSE ALARM FEES

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

FALSE ALARM FEES
Second False Alarm
Service Charge
A service charge shall be charged to the
permittee of a particular system for the second
false alarm in any twelve-month period.
$164.00 False Alarm Penalty
Third False Alarm Service
Charge
A service charge shall be charged to the
permittee of a particular system for the third
false alarm in any twelve-month period.
$200.00 False Alarm Penalty
Fourth False Alarm
Service Charge
A service charge shall be charged to the
permittee of a particular system for the fourth
false alarm in any twelve-month period.
$244.00 False Alarm Penalty
Fifth False Alarm Service
Charge
A service charge shall be charged to the
permittee of a particular system for the fifth
false alarm in any twelve-month period.
$419.00 False Alarm Penalty
Any False Alarm
Subsequent to the Fifth
False Alarm Service
Charge
A service charge shall be charged to the
permittee of a particular system for any false
alarm subsequent to the fifth false alarm in
any twelve-month period.
$568.00 False Alarm Penalty

MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Application and Order for
Appearance and
Examination
Sheriff's levy fee, paid in advance by the City
and added to the money judgment.
$60.00 Civil
Process
Action
Fee
Bank Garnishment (Writ of
Execution)
Sheriff's levy fee, paid in advance by the City
and added to the money judgment.
$50.00 Civil
Process
Action
Fee
Business Seizure (Writ of
Attachment)
Sheriff's levy fee, paid by advance by the City
and added to the money judgment.
$300 Civil
Process
Action
Fee
Claim and Delivery (Writ of
Possession)
Sheriff's levy fee, paid in advance by the City
and added to the money judgment.
$300+ Civil
Process
Action
Fee
Earnings Withholding
Order
Sheriff's levy fee, paid in advance by the City
and added to the money judgment.
$45.00 Civil
Process
Action
Fee
Interest on Money
Judgment
Interest shall accrue at the rate of 10% per
annum on the principal amount of money
judgment remaining unsatisfied.
10% Of the total
amount
owed and
unpaid
Penalty
Keeper 8-Hour (Writ of
Attachment)
Sheriff's levy fee, paid in advance by the City
and added to the money judgment.
$350.00 Civil
Process
Action
Fee
Registered Process Server
Fee
Service of Court Summons and Petition. The
direct cost for process service is determined
by the City and County of service and varies
accordingly.

Actual Cost
(based on City
and County of
Service)
Service Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Treble Damages Any person who passes a check on insufficient funds shall be liable to the City for damages
equal to triple the amount of the check if a
written demand for payment is mailed and if
the person fails to pay the full amount of the
check, the service charge and the cost to mail
the written demand within 30 days.

No less than
$100 nor more
than $1,500
Check Penalty
Writ Fee The statutory fee for issuance of a writ. $40 Writ Fee Fee Abstract of Judgement File lien to Los Angeles and/or Orange County Recorders Office.
$40 Abstract Fee

FLEET BUREAU
FLEET
Damage Recovery
Administrative Overhead
Administrative overhead charged when City
vehicles are damaged in accidents with the
public and the public person is at fault. The
overhead covers Fleet Services damage
recovery administrative process.

10.90% Accident Fee
Fuel Surcharge - General
Fuels
Overhead recovery when fuel is sold to the
public (generally emergencies only). Covers
fuel system operations and staffing in addition
to actual cost for unleaded, diesel, and
aviation fuels.
$0.55 Gallon Fee
Fuel Surcharge - LNG Fuel system operations and fuel system administrative overhead costs assessed in
addition to actual cost for LNG (Liquefied
Natural Gas) fuel.
$0.70 Gallon Fee
Inspection - Biennial
Inspection of Terminal
(BIT)
Inspection of vehicle brake systems as
required by the Department of Transportation
and enforced by the California Highway Patrol;
commonly referred to as the BIT program.
$311.00 Inspection Fee
Inspection - Medical
Transport
(Non-Emergency)
Annual inspection of non-emergency medical
transportation vehicles as required for annual
renewal of Vehicle for Hire business permit.
$178.00 Inspection Fee
Inspection - Taxi Cab Annual inspection of taxi cabs as required for annual renewal of Vehicle for Hire business
permit.
$178.00 Inspection Fee
Inspection - Tow Truck:

Heavy Class
Inspection of tow trucks weighing more than
10,000 lbs. GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight
Rating).
$521.00 Inspection Fee
Inspection - Tow Truck:

Light Class
Inspection of tow trucks weighing less than
10,000 lbs. GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight
Rating).
$311.00 Inspection Fee
Inspection/Test - Brake
System -Dyno Method
Inspect and test brakes using the Dyno
machine method.
$178.00 Inspection Fee
Particulate Trap Cleaning Cleaning of particulate traps required for heavy duty vehicle diesel emission engines.
$271.00 Core Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
FLEET
Smog Check Vehicle emissions check per DMV registration requirements for other governmental
agencies.
$102.00 Procedure Fee

TOWING SERVICE
Basic Tow Rate - Light
Class: Vehicles <= 9,000
lbs. GVWR
Basic tow for motorcycles, vehicles or trailers
with a GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)
of 9,000 lbs. or less.
$264.00 Minimum
charge;
prorated
after 1st
hour
Fee
Basic Tow Rate - Medium
Class: Vehicles 9,001 lbs.
- 26,000 lbs GVWR
Basic tow for vehicles or trailers with a GVWR
(Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) of 9,001 lbs.
through 26,000 lbs.
$361.00 Minimum
charge;
prorated
after 1st
hour
Fee
Basic Tow Rate - Heavy
Class: Vehicles >= 26,001
lbs. GVWR
Basic tow for vehicles or trailers with a GVWR
(Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) of 26,001 lbs.
or more, and/or any vehicle or trailer equipped
with air brakes.
$480.00 Minimum
charge;
prorated
after 1st
hour
Fee
Drop Fee - Light Class:

Vehicles <= 9,000 lbs.

GVWR
Vehicle is detached from tow truck and
returned to owner in the field. For vehicles or
trailers with a GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight
Rating) of 9,000 lbs or less.
$132.00 Minimum
charge;
prorated
after 1st
hour
Fee
Drop Fee - Medium Class:

Vehicles 9,001 lbs. -
26,000 lbs. GVWR
Vehicle is detached from tow truck and
returned to owner in the field. For vehicles or
trailers with a GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight
Rating) of 9,001 lbs. through 26,000 lbs.
$147.00 Minimum
charge;
prorated
after 1st
hour
Fee
Drop Fee - Heavy Class:
>= 26,001 lbs. GVWR
Vehicle is detached from tow truck and
returned to owner in the field. For vehicles or
trailers with a GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight
Rating) of 26,001 lbs. or more, and/or any
vehicle or trailer equipped with air brakes.
$393.00 Minimum
charge;
prorated
after 1st
hour
Fee
Mileage Outside The City When the tow truck is required to travel outside the City limits. Fee must be in whole
dollars.
$9.30 Mile Fee
Scheduled Delivery Tow Delivery of a vehicle from a storage facility to another location; scheduled in advance.
$135.00 Minimum
charge;
prorated
after 1st
hour
Fee
15 Day Lien Filing lien sale request document with DMV
and document preparation after receipt of
approval of DMV approval of lien sale request
and authorization for the sale of the vehicle.

Fee established by California Civil Code 3074.
$70 Vehicle Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

TOWING SERVICE
30 Day Lien Filing lien sale request document with DMV
and document preparation after receipt of
DMV approval of lien sale request and
authorization for the sale of the vehicle. Fee
established by California Civil Code 3074.
$70 Vehicle Fee
90 Day Lien - Initial Filing initial lien sale request document with DMV. (50% of total fee) Fee established by
California Civil Code 3074.
$50 Vehicle Fee
90 Day Lien - Completed Final document preparation after receipt of DMV approval of lien sale request and
authorization for the sale of the vehicle.
(Remaining 50% of total fee) Fee established
by California Civil Code 3074.
$50 Vehicle Fee

AUCTION PROCESS
Vehicle Release Fee Vehicle release processing fee $63.00 per vehicle Fee Vehicle Title Processing
Fee
Fee to process titles to vehicles voluntarily
surrendered by their owners
$46.00 Vehicle
surrendered
without DMV
title
Fee
Key Return Fee Purchase of existing keys for vehicles sold at lien sale auctions.
$48 per
existing key
One key per
vehicle
Fee
Standard Key Production
Fee
Create standard keys for vehicles sold at lien
sale auctions, or in other instances where
vehicle keys have been lost or misplaced.
$101 per
standard key
One
(standard)
vehicle key
Fee
Electronic Key Production
Fee
Create electronic keys for vehicles sold at lien
sale auctions, or in other instances where
electronic vehicle keys have been lost or
misplaced.
$259.00 One
electronic
key per
vehicle
Fee
Duplicate Lien Sale
Documents
Customer requested Lien Sale registration
document package replacement.
$105.00 Vehicle Fee
Bidder Card Fee Per vehicle bidder fee $38.00 Card Fee
Lost Bidder Card Fee Customer fails to return assigned auction Bidder Card.
$11.40 Vehicle Fee
Long Lien Auction Vehicle
Purchase Deposit
Customers must provide a non-refundable
deposit to cover the storage cost of the (state
required) 10 day Long Lien waiting period.
$908.00 Vehicle Fee
Archive Files Research Retrieval of Towing / Lien from storage. $46.00 Vehicle Fee

SECURED STORAGE
Vehicle Storage -
Standard: 20 feet long or
less.

Storage of vehicles measuring 20 feet long or
less.
$86.00 Day Rent
Vehicle Storage - Large:
21 Feet or more.

Storage of vehicles measuring 21 feet or
longer.
$106.00 Day Rent

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DEPARTMENT: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

SECURED STORAGE
Motorcycle Storage Storage of motorcycles. $52.00 Day Rent

TOWING MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Hazardous Materials Disposal of hazardous waste collected by tow driver. (Usually spilled fuel or oil.)
$98.00 Vehicle Fee
Labor Required At Scene Other staff at scene in addition to the tow truck driver and when additional staff does not drive
a vehicle to the scene.
$117.00 Hour Fee
After Hours Vehicle /
Property Release
Release of a vehicle or property out of the
storage yard after posted business hours.
$132.00 Vehicle Fee
Impounding Agency
Administrative Fee
Covers administrative costs and labor involved
in inspecting and reporting condition of
vehicles towed.
$48.00 Vehicle Fee
Vehicle Impound
Notification
Certified notification to legal (bank, individual,
business, etc.) and registered owner
(individual, business, etc.) when a vehicle has
been impounded. Notification required within
48 hours.
$32.00 Record Fee
Police Release -
Unlicensed Driver
Covers police investigation and labor when an
unlicensed driver's vehicle is impounded.
$153.00 Vehicle Fee
Parking Citation
Processing Fee
Reimbursement of administrative costs to
process parking citation payments at Towing &
Lien Sales
$19.70 Transaction Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FIRE
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type

DOCUMENTATION AND PROCESSING FEES
Copies of medical
documents via subpoena.

Individuals or companies pay for hard copies
of reports or documents. This fee applies
specifically to medical reports or documents
requested via subpoena. Conforms to
California State Evidence Code.
$0.10 Page Fee
Processing Fee Processing of plans, permits, applications, etc $21.00 Application Fee Copies of reports and
documents.

Individuals or companies pay for hard copies
of reports or documents. Fees will be charged
and collected for duplication of any record,
paper, or instrument in an amount consistent
with applicable state law.
$0.2 Page Fee
Subpoena Fee Copy of report for a subpoena or record
request from a law office with signed client
(patient) authorization. As established by
State law.
$15 Report Fee

YOUTH AND PATHWAY PROGRAM FEES
Junior Lifeguard Program
Fee
Parents or guardians of youth pay for them to
attend the summer program.
$628.00 Participant Fee
OPERATIONS BUREAU: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
The Fire Department Operations Bureau provides a wide array of Emergency Medical Services in response to 911 calls. Services include Basic Life Support services provided by Fireifghter EMTs and Ambulance Operators as well as Advanced Life Support services provided by Firefighter Paramedics .

Emergency Medical First Responder Fees
First Responder Fee The First Responder Fee fee is charged whenever a person is medically evaluated
and/or treated by Fire Department first
responders. This fee is separate from existing
ambulance transport fees.
$277.00 Patient that
is medically
evaluated
and/or
treated by
Fire staff on
a first
responder
unit
Fee
Emergency Medical Ambulance Transportation Fees
Patient Transport via an
Advanced Life Support
(ALS) Ambulance Unit
Transport patient with equipment and
personnel at an advanced life support (ALS)
level.
$3,572 Patient
Transport
Fee
Patient Transport via an
Basic Life Support (BLS)
Ambulance Unit
Transport patient with equipment and
personnel at a basic life support (BLS) level.
$2,385 Patient
Transport
Fee
Emergency Medical Ambulance Mileage Fees
ALS Ambulance - per mile
or fraction
Mileage charge per mile or fraction thereof per
ALS transport.
$31 Mile or
Fraction
Fee
BLS Ambulance - per mile
or fraction
Mileage charge per mile or fraction thereof per
BLS transport.
$31 Mile or
Fraction
Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FIRE
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Emergency Medical Patient Treatment Services - Advanced Life Support ALS Ambulance Supplies Medical supplies used during patient care Cost +75% Unit Fee Defibrillation Cardiac treatment procedure $69 Patient Fee Intubation Procedure to establish artificial airway $84 Patient Fee IV Insertion Procedure to establish intravenous access $69 Patient Fee Extra Attendant Additional staff required in provision of patient care.
$69 Attendant Fee
EKG Monitoring Monitors the activity of the heart $37 Patient Fee Advanced EKG Monitoring Patients who receive both EKG and Advanced EKG monitoring will be charged one fee.
$55 Patient Fee
Pulse Oximeter Measures blood oxygen $103 Patient Fee
Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation (CPR),
Advanced Cardiac Life
Support (ACLS), Pediatric
Advanced Life Support
(PALS) and other
Emergency Medical
Services (EMS) related
Training
Classes in CPR, ACLS, PALS or other EMS
related training
$50 to $314 Person Fee
Continuous Positive Airway
Pressure (CPAP)
Treatment
$190 Treatment Fee
Capnography Measures end-tidal carbon dioxide $100 Treatment Fee Childbirth Procedure to deliver and care for newborn
baby
$56 Incident Fee
Cardioversion Cardiac treatment procedure $68 Treatment Fee Transcutaneous Pacing Cardiac Treatment Procedure $68 Treatment Fee Intraosseous IV Procedure to establish intravenous access $226 Treatment Fee King Airway Procedure to establish artificial airway $159 Treatment Fee Medications and IV
Solutions
Medications and/or intravenous solutions
administered to patient during treatment.

Cost +75% Unit Fee
Emergency Medical Treatment Services - Basic Life Support BLS Ambulance Supplies Medical supplies used during patient care Cost +75% Unit Fee Oxygen Administration of supplemental oxygen $76 Patient Fee Spinal Immobilization Procedure to stabilize spine $113 Incident Fee Traction Splint Procedure to stabilize femur fracture $103 Incident Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FIRE
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
OPERATIONS BUREAU: HAZMAT MITIGATION RESPONSE
Vehicle Accident and
Hazardous Material
Release Response and
Mitigation Fee
Fee will be charged to recover costs for
emergency response to vehicle accidents with
hazardous material releases; incidents with
release of hazardous materials; mitigation
activities at vehicle accidents and hazardous
material releases, and may include, but not be
limited to, stopping the flow of releasing
materials, containing and absorbing released
materials, removing debris from roadways,
providing safety precautions for the protection
of victims, responders and other motorists and
pedestrians. Actual cost based on
standardized rates (schedules available upon
request) for specific services required.

Minimum 1/2 hour charge. Additional charges
based on 15-minute increments.

Actual costs
plus any
outside costs
Incident Fee
FIRE PREVENTION: PLAN CHECKS, INSPECTIONS & CERTIFICATES Off Hour Inspections Inspections performed off normal hours - 2 hour minimum
$191.00 Hour,
minimum
billing 2
hours
Fee
Code Alternate Review &
Comment
Code Alternate Review & Comment $1,101.00 Application Fee FIRE PREVENTION: ANNUAL FIRE PERMITS
Annual Fire Permits are issued by the Fire Prevention Bureau and supervised by the Deputy Fire Marshal. Annual Fire Permits are required to renew every year. The City's Infor system bills the property owner. Upon payment of the annual fee, a new permit is issued. These fees ensure for fire life and safey as well as compliance with State and local regulations.

GENERAL USE PERMIT
AND CERTIFICATES shall
be required for any activity
or operation not
specifically described
below which, in the
judgment of the Fire Chief
or Fire Marshal is likely to
produce conditions
hazardous to life or
property, and shall be
accompanied by fees as
set forth herein
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$486.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Tire recapping or
rebuilding plant
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$486.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Waste Handling -
automobile wrecking
yards, junk yards or waste
material handling plants
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$486.00 Annual
Permit
Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FIRE
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Cellulose nitrate: Plastics
(Pyroxlin) – storage and/or
manufacturing of Cellulose
nitrate motion picture film
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$486.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Explosives, Including
fireworks and pyrotechnic
devices – possession,
storage, and/or
transportation
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$730.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Flammable finishes –
spraying or dipping
operations .

Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation. Spray finishing, dip tanks,
electrostatic apparatus, automobile
undercoating, power coating and organic
peroxides and dual component coatings.
$486.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Flammable and
combustible liquids –
storage, handling, and/or
use - Underground
storage. (CUPA)
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation. Per tank, piping and vapor
recovery system.
$1,290.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Flammable and
combustible liquids –
Storage, handle, and use
of Class 1 liquid in excess
of 5 gals inside & 10 gals
outside. Class II & IIIA
liquid in excess of 25 gals
inside & 60 gals outside
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$486.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Flammable and
combustible liquids .

Above ground bulk storage
for each 250,000 BBL or
major fraction thereof
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$891.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Operate tank vehicles,
equipment, terminals,
refineries, distilleries, and
similar facilities.

Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$730.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Fumigation and thermal
insecticidal fogging and
fruit ripening processes
when using any
hazardous, toxic and/or
flammable gases, liquids
or solids
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$730.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
High Pile Combustible
Storage: 500,001 +
Business operators pay for the inspection of
their operation.
$1,040.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Garages-motor vehicle
repair
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$668.00 Annual
Permit
Fee

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DEPARTMENT: FIRE
Fee Name Description Fee Per Type
Haz Mats– Corrosives -
storage, transport onsite,
use, handle, dispense
more than 55 gals, 500
lbs, 200 cu.ft.

Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$446.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Multi-family, hotels,
motels, and condominiums
with 11 to 50 units
Property owners/operators pay for the
inspection of their building
$107.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Haz Mats– Oxidizing
Materials - storage,
transport onsite, use,
handle, dispense see CFC
Table 105.6.20
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$446.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Haz Mats– Organic
Peroxides- storage,
transport onsite, use,
handle, dispense see CFC
Table 105.6.20
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$668.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Haz Mats– Highly Toxic
Materials - storage,
transport onsite, use,
handle, dispense any
amount of gas. liquid or
solid
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$668.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Haz Mats– Toxic Materials
- storage, transport onsite,
use, handle, dispense
more than 10 gals, 100
lbs, any cu.ft.

Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$668.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Haz Mats– Pyrophoric
Materials - storage,
transport onsite, use,
handle, dispense any
amount of gas. liquid or
solid
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$668.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Haz Mats– Unstable
Reactive Materials -
storage, transport onsite,
use, handle, dispense see
CFC Table 105.6.20
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$668.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Haz Mats– Water-Reactive
Materials - storage,
transport onsite, use,
handle, dispense see CFC
Table 105.6.20
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$668.00 Annual
Permit
Fee
Haz Mats– Flammable
Materials - storage,
transport onsite, use,
handle, dispense more
than, 100 lbs
Owners/Tenants pay for the inspection of their
operation.
$668.00 Annual
Permit
Fee