Yucaipa City Council
February 9, 2026

STAFF REPORT
DATE: February 9, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Dr. Sean M. Moore, City Manager
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PREPARED BY: Phillip White, Director of Finance
Ryan Blackerby, Deputy Director o Finance I�'�
SUBJECT: Comprehensive User Fee Schedule
RECOMMENDATION:

That the City Council conduct a Public Hearing, and:

Item No.

1. Review the Comprehensive User Fee Schedule Option A and Option B, and determine which to incorporate as Exhibit A in Resolution No. 2026-03; and

2. Approve Resolution No. 2026-03, rescinding Resolution No. 2024-07 and Adopting an Update to the Comprehensive User Fee Schedule and Amending Fees and Charges for Services Rendered in Relation to Community Development, Building and Safety, Fire. Prevention and Planning, Business License Administration, Yard Sale Permits, False Alarms, Construction and Demolition Recycling, and Various Other General or Administrative City Services, and Making Related Determinations Pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act; and

3. Authorize and direct staff to use the Fully Burdened Hourly Rates as found in Appendix B of the User Fee Study Report consistent with the action taken under Recommendation 1, above, whenever applicable, effective no sooner than 30 days following approval, and adjusted annually along with the Comprehensive User Fee Schedule; or

4. Provide further direction to staff.

BACKGROUND/DISCUSSION:

California cities are granted the authority to impose user fees and regulatory fees for services and activities they provide through provisions of the State Constitution. As part of a general cost recovery strategy, user fees are adopted to fund programs and services that provide limited or no direct benefit to the community as a whole. User fees recover costs associated with providing specific services benefitting the user, thereby reducing the use of General Fund (GF) monies for such purposes. The use of GF monies to provide individuals with private benefits limits funds that may be available to 02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 107

provide other community -wide benefits. Unlike most revenue sources, the City Council has more control over the level of user fees that are charged to recover costs or the subsidies that can be instituted; however, the fees cannot exceed the costs of providing the services.

The Comprehensive User Fee Schedule (CUFS) catalogs these fees for the City of Yucaipa. The last update to the City of Yucaipa's CUFS was adopted on April 22, 2024. Since then, City staff have engaged with Willdan Financial Services to conduct a City-wide, comprehensive study to determine full costs incurred by the City and in turn set fees to recover 100% of all eligible costs. This study was based on Fiscal Year 2024-25 (FY25) Adopted Budget data and required involvement from many staff members across departments. Willdan Financial Services has provided a detailed report about the study, which is attached (Attachment 1).

Staff present two options for the CUFS. The difference between the two is only in how much of the City's technology costs are being recovered. In Option A (Attachment 2, "Appendix C" of the Willdan User Fee Study Report), the fees are set to recover technology costs pertaining to each department. In Option B (Attachment 3, "Appendix D" of the Willdan User Fee Study Report), the fees are set to recover technology costs only related to Building & Safety activities, as part of the Building & Safety Fees. There is no recovery of technology costs pertaining to other departments in Option B.

As recommended by Willdan Financial Services in the attached report, Resolution 2026-03 includes a provision for an annual inflation adjustor based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the Riverside - San Bernardino -Ontario area. The first annual adjustment would be effective on July 1 st, 2026, as the fees in the proposed CUFS are based on FY25 budget data, and would be appropriately adjusted for FY27.

Appendix B of the User Fee Study Report attached presents fully burdened hourly rates by staff position. Staff uses hourly rates in certain instances such as charging time to developer deposits and to grants, and is requesting the Council's authorization to use these updated rates.

A public hearing notice was published in accordance with California Government Code section 6066 for a hearing at this February 9, 2026, regularly scheduled City Council meeting to adopt a resolution that confirms the CUFS. The notice was published in the Yucaipa News Mirror. Additionally, it was made available for public review on the City's website and at the City Clerk Department public counter.

The approval of the CUFS established in Resolution No. 2026-03 does not constitute a "project" under the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA") pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15378(b)(4) because such actions involve the creation of a government funding mechanism which does not involve any commitment to any specific project which may result in a potentially significant physical impact on the environment. Furthermore, the approval of the User Fees established in Resolution No. 2026-03 is statutorily exempt from CEQA under CEQA guidelines Section 15273 (a)(1) because the approval of the CUFS is merely establishing fees to meet operating expenses. 02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 108

FISCAL IMPACT:

The costs associated with the provision of specific City services are distributed to the users of those services through the CUFS adopted by the City Council. The recommendations maximize cost recovery associated with providing specific services to users, thereby reducing the General Fund subsidy. Conversely, reducing the fees would increase the General Fund subsidy of providing those services. Accordingly, the fiscal impact is dependent on the City Council's direction.

Attachment(s):

1. User Fee Study Report from Willdan Financial Services (excluding Appendix C &D)

2. Option A - User Fee Study Report Appendix C - Full Recovery of Technology Fees

3. Option B - User Fee Study Report Appendix D - Limited Recovery of Technology Fees

4. Resolution No. 2026-03

5. Proof of Publication of Notice of Public Hearing
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ATTACHMENT 1
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City of Yucaipa

TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLEOF CONTENTS.................................................................................................i ExecutiveSummary..................................................................................................1 UserFee Background...............................................................................................2 Background..................................................................................................................................................2 CaliforniaUser Fee History..........................................................................................................................2 Additional Policy Considerations.................................................................................................................3 StudyObjective.......................................................................................................4 Scopeof the Study.......................................................................................................................................4 Aimof the Report.........................................................................................................................................5 Project Approach and Methodology...........................................................................6 ConceptualApproach...................................................................................................................................6 FullyBurdened Hourly Rates........................................................................................................................6 SummarySteps of the Study........................................................................................................................7 AllowableCosts............................................................................................................................................7 Methodology................................................................................................................................................8 QualityControl/Quality Assurance............................................................................... ...............................8 Reasons for cost increases/decreases over current fees.........................................................................:...8 CityStaff Contributions................................................................................................................................9 YucaipaUser Fees.................................................................................................. 10 CostRecovery .............................................................................................................................................10 Subsidization..............................................................................................................................................10 Impacton Demand (Elasticity)...................................................................................................................11 Summary....................................................................................................................................................11 CityClerk.............................................................................................................. 12 Analysis......................................................................................................................................................12 CodeEnforcement................................................................................................. 13 Analysis......................................................................................................................................................13 Finance................................................................................................................ 14 Analysis......................................................................................................................................................14 Sheriff.................................................................................................................. 15 WILLDAN i Comprehensive User Fee Study
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Analysis......................................................................................................................................................15 EconomicDevelopment.......................................................................................... 16 Analysis......................................................................................................................................................16 Engineering.......................................................................................................... 17 Analysis......................................................................................................................................................17 Planning............................................................................................................... 18 Analysis......................................................................................................................................................18 Fire..................................................................................................................... 19 Analysis......................................................................................................................................................19 Buildingand Safety................................................................................................ 20 Analysis......................................................................................................................................................20 Appendix A — Total Allowable Cost to be Recovered .................................................. 21 Appendix B —Fully Burdened Hourly Rates................................................................ 22 AppendixC — Cost Recovery Analysis....................................................................... 25 Appendix D — Cost Recovery Analysis (without IT Overhead included) .......................... 58 _- /WILLDAN ii Comprehensive User Fee Study
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Executive Summary
The City of Yucaipa engaged Willdan Financial Services (Willdan) to determine the full costs incurred by the City to support the various activities for which the City charges user fees. Due to the complexity and the breadth of performing a comprehensive review of fees, Willdan employed a variety of fee methodologies to identify the full costs of individual fee and program activities. This report and the appendices herein identify 100% full cost recovery for City services. Appendix C details the full cost and suggested fees as determined through discussion with departmental staff. The recommended fees identified herein are either at or less than full cost recovery.

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User Fee Background
Background
As part of a general cost recovery strategy, local governments adopt user fees to fund programs and services that provide limited or no direct benefit to the community as a whole ("User Fees"). As cities struggle to maintain levels of service and variability of demand, they have become increasingly aware of subsidies provided by the General Fund and have implemented cost -recovery targets. To the extent that governments use general tax monies to provide individuals with private benefits and not require them to pay the full cost of the service (and, therefore, receive a subsidy), the government is limiting funds that may be available to provide other community -wide benefits. In effect, the government is using communityfunds to pay for private benefits. Unlike most revenue sources, cities have more control over the level of user fees they charge to recover costs, or the subsidies they can institute.

Fees in California are required to conform to the statutory requirements of the California Constitution, Proposition 218, Proposition 26, and the California Code of Regulations. The Code also requires that the City Council adopt fees by either ordinance or resolution, and that any fees in excess of the estimated total cost of rendering the related services must be approved by a popular vote of two-thirds of those electors voting because the charge would be considered a tax and not a fee. There are no fees suggested to be set above the cost of service and as such a public vote is not required.

California User Fee History
Before Proposition 13, in times of fiscal shortages, California cities were able to raise property taxes, which funded everything from police and recreation to development -related services. However, this situation changed with the passage of Proposition 13 in 1978.

Proposition 13 established the era of revenue limitation in California local government. In subsequent years, the state saw a series of additional limitations to local government revenues. Proposition 4 (1979) defined the difference between a tax and a fee: a fee can be no greater than the cost of providing the service; and Proposition 218 (1996) further limited the imposition of taxes for certain classes of fees. As a result, cities were required to secure a supermajority vote in order to enact or increase taxes. Due to the thresholds needed to increase local taxes, cities have less control and very few successful options for new revenues.

The State of California took a series of actions in the 1990's and 2000's to improve the State's fiscal situation, at the expense of local governments. In 2004-05, the Educational Revenue Augmentation Funds ("ERAF") take -away of property taxes and the reduction of Vehicle License Fees further reduced local tax revenues.

In addition, on November 2, 2010, California voters approved Proposition 26, the "Stop Hidden Taxes Initiative", which is aimed at defining "regulatory fees" as a special tax rather than a fee, thus requiring approval by two-thirds vote of local voters. These regulatory fees are typically intended to mitigate the societal and environmental impacts of a business or person's activities. Proposition 26 contains seven categories of exceptions. The fees analyzed as part of a User Fee study typically fall under categories one through five consisting of charges for specific benefits, government service, regulatory need, for use of government property, or a fine/penalty.
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Additional Policy Considerations
State regulations require that municipalities update their fee schedules to reflect the actual costs of certain public services primarily benefiting users. User Fees recover costs associated with the provision of specific services benefiting the user, thereby typically reducing the use of General Fund monies for such purposes.

In addition to collecting the direct cost of labor and materials associated with processing and administering user services, it is common for local governments to recover reasonable support costs. Support costs are those costs relating to a local government's central service departments that are allocable to the local government's operating departments. Central services support cost allocations were incorporated using the resulting indirect overhead percentages determined through the City's Cost Allocation Plan. A Cost Allocation Plan identifies the central service functions of the City such as Finance, City Manager, and Human Resources and allocates their cost to the departments and funds of the City that they support. This plan was used in the User Fee study to account for the burden placed upon central services by the operating departments in order to allocate a proportionate share of central service cost through the study.

As labor effort and costs associated with the provision of services fluctuate over time, a significant element in the development of any fee schedule is that it has the flexibility to remain current. Therefore, it is recommended that the City include an inflationary factor in the resolution adopting the fee schedule to allow the City to annually increase or decrease the fees by changes in a pre -approved inflationary index, as described below. However, such inflationary increases shall not exceed the reasonable estimated cost of providing the services each year.

The City may employ many different inflationary factors. The most commonly used inflator is some form of Consumer Price Index (CPI) as it is widely well known and accepted. A similar inflator is the implicit price deflator for GDP, which is much like the CPI except that while the CPI is based on the same "basket" of goods and services every year, the price deflators' "basket" can change year to year. Since the primary factor for the cost of a City's services is usually the costs of the personnel involved, tying an inflationary factor that connects more directly to the personnel costs can also be suitable if there is a clear method, or current practice of obtaining said factor.

Each City should use an inflator that they believe works the best for their specific situation and needs but cannot rely solely on the CPI increase as it is incumbent upon each agency to ensure the amount of the fees charged does not exceeds the reasonable estimated costs of providing the services. It is also recommended that the City perform this internal review annually with a comprehensive review of services and fees performed every five years, which would include adding, amending, or removing fees for programs/services.

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Study Objective
As the City of Yucaipa seeks to efficiently manage limited resources and adequately respond to increased service demands, it needs a variety of tools. A User Fee Study provides assurance that the City has the best information and the best resources available to make sound decisions, fairly and legitimately set fees, maintain compliance with state law and local policies, and meet the needs of the City administration and its constituency. Given the limitations on raising revenue in local government, the City recognizes that a User Fee Study is a very cost-effective way to understand the total cost of services and identify potential fee deficiencies. Essentially, a User Fee is a payment for a requested service provided by a local government that primarily benefits an individual or group.

The total cost of each service included in this analysis is based on the full cost of providing City services, including direct salaries and benefits of City staff, direct departmental costs, and indirect costs from central service support. This study determines the full cost recovery fee for the City to provide each service; however, each fee is set at the City's discretion, up to 100% of the total cost, as specified in this report.

The principal goal of the study was to help the City determine the full cost of the services that the City provides. In addition, Willdan established a series of additional objectives including:
• Developing a rational basis for setting fees
• Identifying subsidy amount, if applicable, of each fee in the model • Ensuring compliance with State law
• Developing an updatable and comprehensive list of fees • Maintaining accordance with City policies and goals
The study results will help the City better understand its true costs of providing services and may serve as a basis for making informed policy decisions regarding the most appropriate fees, if any, to collect from individuals and organizations that require individualized services from the City.

Scope of the Study
The scope of this study encompasses a review and calculation of the user fees charged by the following Yucaipa departments and fee groups:
• City Clerk
• Code Enforcement
• Finance
• Sheriff
• Engineering
• Economic Development
• Planning
• Fire
• Building and Safety
The study involved the identification of existing and potential new fees, fee schedule restructuring, data collection and analysis, orientation and consultation, quality control, communication and presentations, and calculation of individual service costs (fees) or program cost recovery levels.

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Aim of the Report
The User Fee Study focused on the cost of City services, as City staff currently provide them at existing, known, or reasonably anticipated service and staff level needs. This report provides a summary of the study results, and a general description of the approach and methods Willdan and City staff used to determine the recommended fee schedule. The report is not intended to document all of the numerous discussions throughout the process, nor is it intended to provide an influential dissertation on the qualities of the utilized tools, techniques, or alternative approaches.

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Project Approach and Methodology
Conceptual Approach
The basic concept of a User Fee Study is to determine the "reasonable cost" of each service provided by the City for which it charges a user fee. The full cost of providing a service may not necessarily become the City's fee, but it serves as the objective basis as to the maximum amount that may be collected.

The standard fee limitation established in California law for such fees is the "estimated, reasonable cost" principle. In order to maintain compliance with the letter and spirit of this standard, every component of the fee study process included a related review. The use of budget figures, time estimates, and improvement valuation clearly indicates reliance upon estimates for some data.

Fully Burdened Hourly Rates
The total cost of each service included in this analysis is primarily based on the Fully Burdened Hourly Rates (FBHRs) that were determined for City personnel directly involved in providing services. The FBHRs include not only personnel salary and benefits (see Appendix 8), but also any costs that are reasonably ascribable to personnel. The cost elements that are included in the calculation of fully burdened rates are:
• Salaries & benefits of personnel involved
• Operating costs applicable to fee operations
• Departmental support, supervision, and administration overhead • Information technology internal service fund costs (Appendix D excludes this cost) • Indirect City-wide overhead costs calculated through the Cost Allocation Plan An important factor in determining the fully burdened rate is in the calculation of productive hours for personnel. This calculation takes the available workable hours in a year of 2,080 and adjusts this figure to 1,650 productive or billable hours to account for calculated or anticipated hours' employees are involved in non -billable activities such as paid vacation, sick leave, holidays, and other considerations as necessary.

Dividing the full cost, including overhead, of a position by the number of productive hours provides the FBHR.

The FBHRs are then used in conjunction with time estimates, when appropriate for how a service is provided, to calculate a fee's cost based on the personnel and the amount of their time that is involved in providing each service.

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Summary Steps of the Study
The process of the study is straightforward and simple in concept. The following list provides a summary of the study process steps:

Department Interviews
Time Estimates
Labor Costs
Cost Allocation Plan
Allowable Costs
Direct Services
Indirect Services
Department Overhead
City -Wide Overhead
Define the Full Cost of
Services
Set Cost Recovery Policy
This report identifies three types of costs that, when combined, constitute the fully burdened cost of a service (Appendix A). Costs are defined as
direct labor, including salary and benefits,
departmental overhead costs, and the City's
central services overhead, where
departmental and central service overhead
costs constitute support costs. These cost A96L
types are defined as follows:

Direct Labor (Personnel Costs): The x,epdrimentai
costs related to staff salaries for Overhead
time spent directly on fee -related
services.

Departmental Overhead: A F Personnel Costs
proportional allocation of Benefits)(Salar
departmental overhead costs,
including operation costs such as supplies and materials that are necessary for the department to function.

Central Services Overhead: These costs, as provided via the City's Cost Allocation Plan, represent services provided by those Central Services Departments whose primary function is to support other City departments.

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Methodology
The three methods of analysis for calculating fees used in this report are the:

Case Study Method (Standard Unit Cost Build -Up Approach): This approach estimates the actual labor and material costs associated with providing a unit of service to a single user. This analysis is suitable when City staff time requirements do not vary dramatically for a service, or for special projects where the time and cost requirements are easy to identify at the project's outset. Further, the method is effective in instances when a staff member from one department assists on an application, service or permit for another department on an as -needed basis. Costs are estimated based upon interviews with City staff regarding the time typically spent on tasks, a review of available records, and a time and materials analysis.

Program Cost Approach: In some instances, the underlying data is not available or varies widely, leaving a standard unit cost build-up approach impractical. In addition, market factors and policy concerns (as opposed to actual costs) tend to influence rental based fee levels more than other types of services. Willdan employed a different methodology where appropriate to fit a program's needs and goals. Typical programmatic approach cases are valuation -based fees, Recreation programs, and instances where a program cost is divided over the user base to obtain a per applicant cost for shared cost services.

Valuation Based Fees: This manner of collection is used when the valuation of the improvement can be used as a proxy for the amount of effort it would take for City staff to complete the service provided. More specifically, this approach is commonly used for certain User Fees in the Building Division. It is generally accepted that as a project's size scales up, the cost of the project increases, and the amount of effort needed to review and inspect also increases.

Quality Control/Quality Assurance
All study components are interrelated, thus flawed data at any step in the process will cause the ultimate results to be inconsistent and unsound. The elements of our Quality Control process for User Fee calculations include:
• Involvement of knowledgeable City staff
• Clear instructions and guidance to City staff
• Reasonableness tests and validation
• Internal and external reviews
• Cross-checking
Reasons for cost increases/decreases over current fees
Within the fee tables in Appendix C, the differences are identified between the full costs calculated through the study and the fee levels currently in effect. The reasons for differences between the two can arise from a number of possible factors including:
• Previous fee levels may have been set at levels less than full cost intentionally, based on policy decisions
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• Position staffing levels, seniority, and the positions that complete fee and service activity may vary from when the previous costs were calculated
• Personnel and materials costs could have increased at levels that differed from any inflationary factors used to increase fees since the last study
• Changes in processes and procedures within a department, or the City as a whole • Changes in the demand for services in a City may have also changed the staffing or cost structure of departments over time
City Staff Contributions
As part of the study process, Willdan received tremendous support and cooperation from City staff, which contributed and reviewed a variety of components to the study, including:
• Budget and other cost data
• Staffing structures
• Fee and service structures, organization, and descriptions • Direct work hours (billable/non-billable)
• Time estimates to complete work tasks
• Review of draft results and other documentation
A User Fee Study requires significant involvement of the managers and line staff from the departments on top of their existing workloads and competing priorities. The contributions from City staff were critical to this study. We would like to express our appreciation to the City and its staff for their assistance, professionalism, positive attitudes, helpful suggestions, responsiveness, and overall cooperation.

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Yucaipa User Fees
Cost Recovery
The cost recovery models, by department/division fee type, are presented in detail in AppendixC. Full cost recovery is determined by summing the estimated amount of time each position (in increments of minutes or hours) spends to render a service. Time estimates for each service rendered were obtained through interviews conducted with City staff for each department/division fee included in the study. The resulting cost recovery amount represents the total cost of providing each service. The City's current fee being charged for each service, if applicable, is provided in this section, as well, for reference.

It is important to note that the time data used to determine the amount of time each employee spends assisting in the provision of the services listed on the fee schedule is essential in identifying the total cost of providing each service and will differ from City to City depending on staffing, positions involved, experience of staff, the use of consultants, and the policies and procedures in place for each City.

Specifically, in providing services, a number of employees are often involved in various aspects of the process, spending anywhere from a few minutes to several hours on the service.

The primary goal of this study was to identify the cost of City services, to provide information to help the City make informed decisions regarding the actual fee levels and charges. The responsibility of determining the final fee levels is a complicated task. City staff must consider many issues in formulating recommendations, and the City Council must consider those same issues and more in making the final decisions.

City staff assumes the responsibility to develop specific fee level recommendations to present to the City Council. Unfortunately, there are no hard and fast rules to guide the City, since many of the considerations are based on the unique characteristics of the City of Yucaipa, and administrative and political discretion.

However, in setting the level of full cost recovery for each fee, one should consider whether the service solely benefits one end user or the general community.

Appendix D was also included in the report to show the full cost of services when Information Technology is not included in the fully burdened hourly rates and subsequent cost calculation for fees and resulting suggested fees.

Subsidization
Recalling the definition of a user fee helps guide decisions regarding subsidization. The general standard is that individuals (or groups) who receive a wholly private benefit should pay 100% of the full cost of the services. In contrast, services that are simply public benefit should be funded entirely by the general fund's tax dollars. Unfortunately, for the decision makers, some services fall into the range between these two extremes.

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conveyed through the result of activities of the service receiver and the direct benefit being conveyed through the City providing the service to the requestor.

It is recommended the City consider such factors during its deliberations regarding appropriate fee levels.

Of course, subsidization can be an effective public policy tool since it can be used to reduce fees to encourage certain activities (such as to ensure public safety) or allow some people to be able to afford to receive services they otherwise could not at the full cost. In addition, subsidies can be an appropriate and justifiable action, such as to allow citizens to rightfully access services, without overburdensome costs.

Despite the intent, it is important for the City and public to understand that subsidies must be covered by another revenue source, typically the General Fund's other unrestricted funds.

Impact on Demand (Elasticity)
Economic principles of elasticity suggest that increased costs for services (higher fees) will eventually curtail the demand for the services; whereas lower fees may spark an incentive to utilize the services and encourage certain actions. Either of these conditions may be a desirable effect to the City. However, the level of the fees that would cause demand changes is largely unknown. The cost of service study did not attempt to evaluate the economic or behavioral impacts of higher or lower fees; nevertheless, the City should consider the potential impacts of these issues when deciding on fee levels.

Summary
City staff is recommending setting user fees at suggested fee amounts as detailed in Appendix C. City and departmental goals, City Council priorities, policy initiatives, past performance, implementation issues, and other internal and external factors should influence staff recommendations and City Council decisions. In this case, the proper identification of additional services (new or existing services) and the update to a consistent and comprehensive fee schedule were the primary objectives of this study. City staff has reviewed the full costs and identified the recommended fee levels for consideration by City Council.

The following sections provide background for each department, division, and fee group and the results of this study's analysis of their fees. For the full list of each fee's analysis, refer to Appendix C of this report.

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City Clerk
The mission of the City Clerk's Office is to ensure transparency to the public in the decision -making process, to accurately record all proceedings of the City Council, to preserve vital and historical records of the City, and to serve as a source of information for all City Departments and the public. The Office of the City Clerk is committed to providing these services in an efficient, professional, ethical, and courteous manner. The City Clerk also serves as the City's elections official, responsible for all general municipal and special elections and is the custodian of records for the City of Yucaipa. The Office of the City Clerk is responsible for the preparation and distribution of City Council agendas and minutes; performs centralized processing of all legal notices; coordinates appointments to City Boards and Commissions; issues and administers oaths of office; maintains campaign and economic interest statement filings in accordance with the Political Reform Act; manages the retention and retrieval of all official City Council actions; and maintains and administers the Yucaipa Municipal Code.

Analysis
Willdan individually reviewed the services associated with the City Clerk. The review also consisted of an evaluation of existing services in an effort to update the fee schedule.

The services listed under City Clerk services consist of a few flat cost -based fees, copy fees, and others set by the State. The analysis of the cost -based services relied upon a standard unit cost build-up approach, whereby we determined the reasonable cost of each fee occurrence using staff time to recover the direct cost of staff and the pro-rata share of departmental costs, including indirect costs for City central services.

Willdan then compared the calculated full cost against the current fee amount to determine, if charged, whether the current fee is recovering the costs associated with the requested service. The analysis found that current fees are not in line with the full cost of providing service. Staff is not recommending any changes to the fee schedule except adding 7 which include copying -flash drive and state set fees as detailed in Appendix C.

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Code Enforcement
City ordinances have been created to protect the health, safety, and quality of life for residents of Yucaipa.

The Code Enforcement Division, and its Officers, provide education of applicable codes, works with residents and business owners to achieve code compliance, and seeks to correct violations of the Municipal Code as it applies to the public's health, safety and general welfare. Major programs include: public nuisance and abandoned vehicle abatement; building, land use and animal -raising violations; enforcement of the business license and solid waste ordinances; graffiti abatement; enforcement of vacant building registration; and comprehensive inspections of mobile home parks.

Analysis
Willdan individually reviewed the services associated with the Code Enforcement Division. The review also consisted of an evaluation of existing services in an effort to update the fee schedule.

The analysis of the Code Enforcement services relied primarily upon a standard unit cost build-up approach for fees, whereby the reasonable cost of each fee occurrence was determined using staff time involved with providing the service to recover the direct cost of staff and the pro-rata share of departmental costs, including indirect costs for City Central Services. Willdan then compared the calculated full cost against the current fee amount to determine, if charged, whether the current fee is recovering the costs associated with the requested service. The analysis found that fees are currently below the full cost of providing services. Staff is recommending the fees be adjusted as detailed in Appendix C. As a result, there would be:
• An increase to 1 fee;
• 12 fees would remain as currently set, and;
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Finance
The Finance Division is responsible for supporting all departments in the areas of Budget, Purchasing and Financial Systems. It is additionally responsible for Cashiering and City Hall reception, providing the lead role in front counter customer service at City Hall.

Analysis
Willdan individually reviewed the services associated with the Finance Division. The review also consisted of an evaluation of existing services in an effort to update the fee schedule.

The analysis of the Finance services relied primarily upon a standard unit cost build-up approach for fees, whereby the reasonable cost of each fee occurrence was determined using staff time involved with providing the service to recover the direct cost of staff and the pro-rata share of departmental costs, including indirect costs for City Central Services. Willdan then compared the calculated full cost against the current fee amount to determine, if charged, whether the current fee is recovering the costs associated with the requested service. The analysis found that fees are below the full cost of providing services. Staff is recommending the fees be adjusted as detailed in Appendix C. As a result, there would be:
• 3 new fees would be added, and;
• 1 fee would remain as currently set.
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Sheriff
Law enforcement services for the Yucaipa Police Department are provided through a staffing agreement with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. Services provided include:
• 24 hours -a -day, 365 days -a -year response to calls for police services. Safeguards the community from crime through deterrence, prevention, and arrest of offenders. Preserves the public peace, protects life & property, and appropriately enforces laws & ordinances. • Investigates automobile thefts, hit -and- runs collisions, and traffic accidents; conducts accident reconstruction for major injury & fatal collisions; provides traffic control at major events and enforces traffic laws.
• Facilitates volunteer activities & programs and conducts Neighborhood Watch, Police Explorer, Citizen Volunteer, and other crime prevention & education programs. • School Resource Officers serve the City's primary and secondary schools. • Provides follow-up investigation of crimes against persons, fraud, high technology crimes, missing persons, and property crimes.
• Conducts gang prevention, intervention, and investigation programs; tracks sex registrants; and conducts proactive narcotic investigations.
• Provides 24 hours -a -day, 365 days -a -year 9-1-1 emergency telephone answering and emergency dispatching for the police department, fire department, and other City Departments. • Provides public counter service, filing of criminal complaints, and evidence management.

Processes, maintains, and distributes police reports and fire reports, prepares statistical data required by law, and responds to report requests and telephone inquiries from citizens and other authorized entities.
• Maintains Sheriff's Services Specialist (SSS) positions to expand services. The SSS's have absorbed many non -hazardous tasks previously assigned to the deputies, so they can remain dedicated to higher priority items. The SSS's provide the community with responsive services at a cost far less than that of a police officer.

Analysis
No analysis was done for the Sheriff services and fee levels remain unchanged except 4 new fees would be added as detailed in Appendix C
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Economic Development
The Development Services Department is comprised of Community Development and Engineering functions, and is responsible for all Planning, Economic Development, Housing, Code Enforcement, Building and Safety, Engineering, and Public Works services for the City.

Analysis
Willdan individually reviewed the services associated with the Economic Development Division.

The analysis of Economic Development services relied primarily upon a standard unit cost build-up approach, whereby the reasonable cost of each fee occurrence was determined using staff time involved in providing services to recover the direct cost of staff and the pro-rata share of departmental costs, including indirect costs for City central services. There are no current fees for Economic Development. Four new fees would be added as detailed in Appendix C.
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Engineering
The Engineering Division is responsible for overseeing, planning, designing and implementation/construction of public infrastructure projects and administration of the City's Capital Improvement Program. This division also reviews all proposed private residential, commercial and industrial land development activities. The Engineering Division serves as the City's flood plain administrator, oversees the City's NPDES Program activities and manages the City's traffic engineering activities.

Analysis
Willdan individually reviewed the services associated with the Engineering Division. The review also consisted of an evaluation of existing services in an effort to update the fee schedule.

The analysis of Engineering services relied primarily upon a standard unit cost build-up approach, whereby the reasonable cost of each fee occurrence was determined using staff time involved in providing services to recover the direct cost of staff and the pro-rata share of departmental costs, including indirect costs for City central services. Willdan then compared the calculated full cost against the current fee amount to determine, if charged, whether the current fee is recovering the costs associated with the requested service. The analysis found that most of the current fees are underfunding the cost of most of the services.

Staff is recommending the fees be adjusted as detailed in Appendix C. As a result, there would be:
• An increase to 31 fees;
• 2 new fees would be added;
• 10 fees would remain as currently set, and;
• the average fee change would be an increase of 24%.

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Planning
Planning Division staff assist the City Council, Planning Commission, other staff members, and the general public with all aspects of land use entitlements. We are committed to providing the highest degree of professionalism and support to applicants and residents within the city, and are available to help through the development process from start to finish. Major programs include the General Plan, Development Code, Specific Plans and overlays, Development Impact Fees, contract administration, environmental review, records maintenance and inter -governmental coordination.

Analysis
Willdan individually reviewed the services and programs associated with the Planning Division. The review also consisted of an evaluation of existing services in an effort to update the fee schedule.

The analysis of Planning services relied primarily upon a standard unit cost build-up approach, whereby the reasonable cost of each fee occurrence was determined using staff time involved in providing services to recover the direct cost of staff and the pro-rata share of departmental costs, including indirect costs for City central services. Willdan then compared the calculated full cost against the current fee amount to determine, if charged, whether the current fee is recovering the costs associated with the requested service. The analysis found that current fees are not in line with the updated cost of providing services. It is recommended that the City adjust fees at or near full cost recovery as detailed in Appendix C. As a result, there would be:
• An increase to 53 fees;
• 7 fees would decrease;
• 10 new fees would be added;
• 46 fees would remain as currently set, and;
• the average fee change would be an increase of 23% for current fees.

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Fire
Fire protection and paramedic services are provided by the Yucaipa Fire Department through a staffing agreement with CAL FIRE. The Yucaipa Fire Department also provides fire suppression and paramedic service to the Community of Oak Glen by contract with the County of San Bernardino. Yucaipa's unique location, varied topography, vast open space, and dry weather make the community especially vulnerable to fire. The community has many Moderate, High and Very High Fire Severity Zones and has witnessed many significant wildland fires, most recently the El Dorado, Apple, and Sandalwood.

Analysis
Willdan individually reviewed the services and programs associated with Fire Department. The review also consisted of an evaluation of existing services in an effort to update the fee schedule.

The analysis of Fire services relied primarily upon a standard unit cost build-up approach, whereby the reasonable cost of each fee occurrence was determined using staff time involved in providing services to recover the direct cost of staff and the pro-rata share of departmental costs, including indirect costs for City central services. Willdan then compared the calculated full cost against the current fee amount to determine, if charged, whether the current fee is recovering the costs associated with the requested service. The analysis found that current fees are not in line with the updated cost of providing services. It is recommended that the City adjust fees at or near full cost recovery as detailed in Appendix C. As a result, there would be:
• An increase to 47 fees;
• 3 fees would decrease;
• 72 new fees would be added, primarily related to State mandated fire inspections, and; • the average fee change would be an increase of 10% for current fees. �W I LLDAN
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Building and Safety
The City has contracted with Charles Abbott Associates, Inc. to provide Building and Safety services to residents. The Building Official and Fire Marshall are responsible for ensuring that all construction projects meet the compliance standards outlined in the latest editions of the California Building Codes, California Energy Codes, California Accessibility Codes, California Fire Codes, and Yucaipa Municipal Codes as adopted by the City through plan checking and construction inspection services. They also provide support during emergency events to ensure that structures/buildings that may have been impacted by an emergency are safe to use.

Analysis
Willdan individually reviewed the services and programs associated with the Building and Safety Division.

The review also consisted of an evaluation of existing services in an effort to update the fee schedule.

The analysis of Building services relied primarily upon a standard unit cost build-up approach (except for fees related to the Building Permit program), whereby we determined the reasonable cost of each fee occurrence using staff time to recover the direct cost of staff and pro-rata share of departmental costs, including indirect costs for City Central Services. The analysis found that services are currently well below the full cost of providing them. It is recommended that the City adjust fees at or near full cost recovery as detailed in Appendix C. As a result, there would be:
• an increase to 264 fees;
• 4 fees would decrease;
• 28 new fees would be added;
• 7 fees would remain as currently set;
• the average estimated fee increase would be around 16% for flat fees.

In addition to the above referenced fees listed under Building, the Building Permit fees are also provided by this department. For the Building Permit fees, valuation is used as a proxy for the effort needed to provide services on a case -by -case basis. This method is an industry standard widely used by other jurisdictions to evaluate the cost of providing service. It is generally understood that the larger and more complex a project is, the more time and effort that is required to provide the service. Project valuation also follows that movement where more complex construction types and building sizes result in more staff effort needed to ensure compliance with the Building Code. By using a combination of either project valuation or historical revenue figures along with a multiplier or cost recovery analysis for historical and anticipated future trends, current cost recovery along with variability in charges due to project type and scale is determined. The result of the cost analysis completed for the Building Permit program found that the program is currently operating at 86% cost recovery based on activity levels from fiscal year 2025-2026.

Staff is recommending that the fees be increased to 100% cost recovery.

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Appendix A - Total Allowable Cost to be Recovered
Below are the total allowable costs that may be recovered through User Fees; however, only a portion of the total allowable cost is recovered as staff not only works on services related to User Fees, but also works on an array of other City functions during the operational hours of the City. The amounts listed below will not reconcile to City budgets as costs that should not be included in overhead for personnel in the application of determining fully burdened hourly rates were excluded. Examples of these costs are capital, debt, monetary transfers, contract costs, and any other costs that are charged directly to the service requestor.

City of Yucaipa - User Fee
Overhead Rate Calculations
100: Accounting
100: City Manager
100: Community Development
100: Community Services
100: Economic Development
100: Engineering
100: Finance
100: General Svcs/City Clerk
100: Governmental Affairs
100: Mobilehome Rent Stabilization
100: Parks & Facilities Maint.
201: Public Safety
204: Gas Tax Fund
410: Information Technology ISF

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Salaries &
Benefits
782,250
DepartmentDirectIndirectTotal
Operations &
Administration
40,470
Overhead
%
5%
Budgeted IT
..
82,836
Overhead
11%
Allocation
0%
OMB Indirect
0%
756,506
45,600
6%
49,311
7%
0%
0%
1,357,478
1,648,062
121%
190,571
14%
20%
16%
4,464,228
2,250,525
50%
358,741
8%
59%
54%
147,502
62,600
42%
19,213
13%
20%
16%
1,056,527
916,568
87%
128,891
12%
27%
22%
578,114
51,545
9%
108,032
19%
0%
0%
431,949
37,100
9%
50,660
12%
0%
0%
437,542
14,450
3%
34,572
8%
0%
0%
236,721
4,000
2%
12,112
5%
18%
14%
1,367,777
368,334
27%
148,711
11%
0%
0%
391,159
142,600
36%
312,088
1 80%1
12%
8%
852,284
152,040
18%
0%
29%
24%
500,961
53,860
11%
0%
0%
0%
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Appendix B —Fully Burdened Hourly Rates
Below are fully burdened hourly rates of staff positions that provide for the services detailed in Appendix C. The FBHRs were used to determine the full cost of each service. They include the salary and benefit costs for each position as well as all applicable overhead amounts for each position. When a central service department position works on a fee or project in the purview of an operating department, the overhead rates of the operating department (shown in Appendix A) will be applied to that central service positions' salary and benefit rate for full cost recovery since indirect overhead cost only applies to non -central service functions of the City. For any user fee service request that is outside the scope of the fees detailed in Appendix C, or for services for which there is no fee currently set, the City can charge up to the full cost of the FBHR for personnel involved.
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City of Yucaipa - User Fee
Fully Burdened Hourly Rate Calculation
Department
Title
100: Accound ng
Acct- ACCOUNTANT
100: Accounting
Acct- ACCOUNTANT(CONFI DENTIAL)
100: Accounting
Acct- ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT
100: Accounting
Acct- ACCOUNTING MANAGER
100: Accounting
Acct- DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
100: Accounting
Acct- DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
100; Community Development

CD- ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
100: Community Development

CD- ASSOCIATE PLANNER
100: Community Development

CD- CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
100: Community Development

CD- CODE ENFORCEMENT SUPERVISOR
100: Community Development

CD- DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CITY PLANNER 100: Community Development

CD- DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TECHNICIAN
100: Community Development

CD- DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
100: Community Development

CD- OFFICE ASSISTANT
100: Community Development

CD- SENIOR CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
100: Community Development

CD- SENIOR DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TECHNICIAN
100: City Manager

CM- ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER
100: City Manager

CM - CITY MANAGER
100: City Manager

CM- SENIOR EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
100: Community Services

CS- ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
100: Community Services

CS- COMMUNITY SERVICES COORDINATOR
100: Community Services

CS- COMMUNITY SERVICES SPECIALIST
100: Community Services

CS- COMMUNITY SERVICES SUPERVISOR
100: Community Services

CS- DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
100; Community Services

CS- RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT
100: Economic Development

ED- HOUSING& ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ANALYST
100: Engineeri ng
Eng- ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER
100: Engineering
Eng- ASSOCIATE ENGINEER
100: Engineering
Eng- CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER
100: Engineering
Eng- DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES/CITY ENGINEER
100: Engineering
Eng- PUBLIC WORKS ANALYST
100: Engineering
Eng- SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
100: Engineering
Eng- SENIOR DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TECHNICIAN
100: Finance
Finance - ACCOUNTANT
100: Finance
Finance - ADMINISTRATIVE TECHNICIAN
106: Finance
Finance- DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
100: Finance
Finance- DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
100: Finance
Finance - HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER
100: Finance
Finance - OFFICE ASSISTANT I
100: Finance
Finance- OFFICE ASSISTANT II
100: Finance
Finance - SYSTEMS ANALYST
100: General Svcs/City Clerk
General 5vs/Clerk- ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
100: General Svcs/City Clerk
General Svs/Clerk - DEPUTY CITY CLERK/ DEPUTY RENT ADMINISTRATOR/ RECORDS TECHNICIAN (CONFIDENTIAL) 100: General Svcs/City Clerk
General Svs/Clerk- DIRECTOR OF GENERALSERVICES/CITY CLERK 100: Governmental Affairs
Gov'tAffairs- DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS/ PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER 100: Governmental Affairs
Gov'tAffairs- SENIOR MANAGEMENT ANALYST(CONFIDENTIAL)
100: Parks& Facilities Maint.

Parks/Fact Maint- ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE WORKER
100: Parks& Facilities Maint.

Parks/Fact Maint- DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
100: Parks& Facilities Maim.

Parks/Fact Maint- MAINTENANCE WORKER
100: Parks& Facilities Maint.

Parks/Fact Maint- MAINTENANCE WORKER II
100: Parks& Facilities Maint.

Parks/Fact Maint-PARK RANGER/ PUBUCWORKS RANGER
100:Parks& Facilities Maint.

Parks/Fact Maint- SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
100: Parks& Facilities Maint.

Parks/Fact Maint- SENIOR MAINTENANCE WORKER
100: Mobilehome Rent Stabilization
Rent -ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER
100: Mobilehome Rent Stabilization
Rent -DEPUTY CITY CLERK/ DEPUTY RENT ADMINISTRATOR/RECORDS TECHNICIAN (CONFIDENTIAL) 201: Public Safety
Fund 201 PS- ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT
201: Public Safety
Fund 201 PS- CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
201: Public Safety
Fund 201 PS- Code Enforcement Officer/ Fire Inspector
201: Public Safety
Fund 201 PS- Code Enforcement Officer/ Fire Inspector ll 201: Public Safety
Fund 201 PS - PUBLC SAFETY MANAGER
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Fully Burdened Hourly Rate Calculation
Department
Title
204: Gas Tax Fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax -ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE WORKER
204: Gas Tax Fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax -ASSOCIATE ENGINEER
204:Gas Tax fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax -CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER
204:Gas Tax Fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax -DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
204: Gas Tax Fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax - MAINTENANCE WORKER 1
204: Gas Tax Fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax - MAINTENANCE WORKER II
204: Gas Tax Fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax - PARK RANGER / PUBLIC WORKS RANGER
204: Gas Tax Fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax- SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
204: Gas Tax Fund
Fund 204 Gas Tax - SENIOR MAINTENANCE WORKER
410: Information Technology ISF
Fund 410 IT ISF -GIS TECHNICIAN
410: Information Technology ISF
Fund 410 IT ISF- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGER
410: Information Technology ISF
Fund 4101T ISF- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TECHNICIAN
410: Information Technology ISF
Fund 410 IT ISF- NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR(CONFIDENTIAL)
410: Information Technology ISF
Fund 410 IT ISF- NETWORK SUPPORT SPECIALIST
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Appendix C — Cost Recovery Analysis
The following tables provide the results of the analysis, resulting full cost recovery amount, and recommended fees. For fees, services, and penalties in which the full cost, existing fee, and suggested fee is listed as "NA", the amount or percentage was not calculable. This is most common when either the current or the suggested fee includes a variable component that is not comparable on a one-to-one basis, a full cost was not calculated (for penalties, fines, market -based fees, or items not included in the study), or when there is not a current fee amount to compare against.

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#
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 C&D Admin Fee (Franchise Haul)
$68.00
2 C&D Admin Fee (Self Haul)
$94.00
3 C&D Deposit
Set by Ordinance
Based on square footage of project
4 Bingo License
$50.00
CA Penal Code Part 1, Title 9, Chapter 9 -
Lotteries § 326.5(I): fee shall not exceed $50
5 JCopying - CD/DVD Copy Fee
$25.03
each
6 JCopying - Certification
$40.53
7 Copying - General Copying
$1.48
sheet
8 Copying - Postage
Actual Cost
Based on Post Office charges per ounce
9 Copying - Flash Drive
New
each
10 Notary Fee
New
11 Candidate Filing Fee
New
California Election Code Section 10228
12 Initiative Petition Processing
New
California Election Code Section 9202(b)
13 Subpoena - Fee for Documents
New
Evidence Code 1563(b)
14 Subpoena - Search fee -
Certification of no records
New
15 Subpoena - Witness Fee - City
Staff
New
California Government Code Section 68096.1(b)
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
$68.00
$0
NA
NA
$94.00
$0
NA
NA
Set by
Ordinance
$0
$90.97
45%
$50.00
$0
$25.00
0%
$25.00
$0
NA
NA
$40.53
$0
NA
NA
$1.48
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
$10.00
NA
NA
NA
$15.00
NA
NA
NA
$25.00
NA
NA
NA
$200.00
NA
NA
NA
$15.00
NA
NA
NA
$15.00
NA
NA
NA
$275 plus
travel
expenses
NA
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CODE ENFORCEMENT
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
unit
Notes
1 Administrative Citation - first offense within 1 year $100.00
2 Administrative Citation - second offense if same
$200.00
violation remains uncorrected for additional 15 days
3 Administrative Citation - third offense if same violation $500.00
remains uncorrected for additional 15 days
4 Administrative Citation - Penalty
10%
accrue interest at 10% per year until paid
5 Non -Refundable Citation Processing Fee
$31.38
6 Political Sign Violation, Small (1-8 Square Feet)
$78.67
7 Political Sign Violation, Large (9-32 Square Feet)
$112.05
50% reduction of fee for new business when
8 Temporary Sign Permit
$260.00
paired with a permanent sign registration
action.
9 Vacant Commercial or Residential Structure
$262.00
Only four (4) yard sales per calendar year are
10 Other - Yard Sale Permit
$3.79
permitted. The first permit is free. The
second, third, and fourth permits are at
defined fee each.

Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$378.40
74%
$100.00
$0
$244.26
18%
$200.00
$0
NA
NA
$500.00
$0
NA
NA
10%
$0
$54.42
42%
$31.38
$0
NA
NA
$78.67
$0
NA
NA
$112.05
$0
NA
NA
$260.00
$0
NA
NA
$262.00
$0
$11.09
55%
$5.00
$1
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Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 Administration
1st: $25,
2 Returned Check Fee/Stop Payment Fee
Civil Code 1719
2nd+: $35
3 General
Attorney Review of Projects, Code Enforcement Cases,
Hourly rate based on City
4 and Developments
New
Council approved contract
amount
5 Credit Card Convenience Fee
New
When third party charge not
applicable
6 Credit Card Chargeback Fee
New
1st: $25,2nd
& each subsequent: $35
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee 0
NA
NA
1st: $25,
2nd+: $35
$0
NA
NA
Hourly Rate
NA

3.5%
0%

3.5%
NA
$83.02
70%
$25.00
tN
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#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 False Alarm Fee's (Third Offense)
$56.00
2 False Alarm Fee's (Fourth Offense)
$95.00
3 False Alarm Fee (Fifth and Subsequent)
$125.00
4 City Area Vehicle Release Fee
New
5 Police Reports
$26.00
6 Firearm Storage Fee's:
7 First Firearm
New
8 Each Additional
New
9 Per Day Storage
New
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee 0
NA
NA
$56.00
$0
NA
NA
$95.00
$0
NA
NA
$125.00
$0
NA
NA
$195.00
NA
NA
NA
$26.00
$0
NA
NA
$80.00
NA
NA
NA
$39.00
NA
NA
NA
$2.00
NA
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
Business/ Tenant / Property
Includes review and processing of City or
1 Owner Assistance Program
New
Regional grant/loan programs (e.g., Facade
Application Review
Improvement Programs). Waived if funded.

For grant applicants or developers seeking City
2 Letter of Support / Endorsement
letters of support for regional/state/federal
Request
New
programs. Includes staff time to evaluate project
and draft letter.

For applicants requesting public -private
3 Economic Incentive Agreement
partnership, sales tax sharing, TOT tax or other
Processing
New
Deposit
incentive(s). Cost -recovery basis; balance may
be refunded or additional cost billed.

Custom reports on demographics, consumer
4 Market Data Report Request
New
hour
spending, property inventory, or trade area
(Custom)
analysis. Publicly available reports remain free
of charge.

Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$133.35
25%
$100.00
NA
$177.80
16%
$150.00
NA
$1,422.37
16%
$1,200.00
NA
$177.80
16%
$150.00
NA
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#
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
l
Inspection/Encroachment
2 Driveway Approach Encroachment/Inspection
$308.73
each
3 Interdepartmental Fee (for mobile home set down)
$203.84
4 NPDES
$772.43
5 Oversize Load Encroachment
$96.55
6 Storm Drain & BMP Encroachment/Inspection, first 100 ft $1,648.57
7 Storm Drain &BMP Encroachment/Inspection, each additional ft per 100 ft $1,546.05
linear foot
calculated rate at fee per 100 LF
storm drain
8 Street Improvement Encroachment/Inspection, first 1,000 ft $1,751.08
9 Street Improvement Encroachment/Inspection, each additional ft per 1,00 ft
$1,546.05
linear foot
calculated rate at fee per 1,000 ft of
street improvements
10 Utility Encroachment/Inspection, first day
$729.52
11 Utility Encroachment/Inspection, each additional day $257.48
day
calculated rate at fee per inspection
day
12 Internal Processes
13 Easement Vacation
$2,722.58
14 Hauling Material Permit, first 1,000 cubic yards
$249.13
15 Hauling Material Permit, each additional cubic yard per 1,O00 cubic yards $197.88
cubic yard
calculated rate at fee per 1,000 CYs of
material
16 Map Recordation
County Rate
17 Offers of Dedication
$1,276.66
When required by development.
18 Street Light Authorization (New Street Light(s) as required for new development)
New
When required by development.
19 Land Use and Development Regulations
20 Other - Certificate of Compliance - For property subdivided on or before March 4, 1972
$500.00
Set by county
21 Landscape and Erosion Control
22 Grading Site Plan (Landscape Requirements Only, Not a Full Landscape Permit/Plan Review)
$57.22
Minor Plan Review (Equal to 1/2
Hour)
23 Map Check
24 Deferred Monumentation
Variable
Deposit
Cash deposit required
25 Final Parcel Map (City)
$1,277.00
Cash deposit required
26 Final Parcel Map (County)
County Rate
27 Final Tract Map (City)
$1,277.00
Cash deposit required. May be
discussed with City Engineer
28 Final Tract Map (County)
County Rate
29 Record of Survey checking fee
County Rate
30 Plan Check
31 Additional Plan Check
25%
25% of initial plan check fee per
additional plan check (after 3 plan
checks)
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$368.01
0%
$368.00
$59
$219.59
0%
$219.00
$15
$939.33
0%
$939.00
$167
$111.53
0%
$111.00
$14
$1,988.45
0%
$1,988.00
$339
$1,878.65
0%
$1,878.00
$332
$2,098.24
0%
$2,098.00
$347
$1,878.65
0%
$1,878.00
$332
$857.85
0%
$857.00
$127
$313.11
0%
$313.00
$56
$3,252.99
0%
$3,252.00
$529
$295.75
0%
$295.00
$46
$240.85
0%
$240.00
$42
NA
NA
County Rate
$0
$1,546.10
0%
$1,546.00
$269
$280.12
0%
$280.00
NA
NA
NA
$500.00
$0
$168.59
0%
$168.00
$111
NA
NA
Variable
Deposit
$0
NA
NA
$1,277.00
$0
NA
NA
County Rate
$0
NA
NA
$1,277.00
$0
NA
NA
County Rate
$0
NA
NA
County Rate
$0
NA
NA
25%
$0
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 31 145

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
32 Application Review (Admin)
$101.32
33 Drainage Plan Check
$3,008.66
34 Geology Plan Check
$3,338.85
35 Grading Improvement Plan Check; base
$1,192.02
36 GradingImprovement Plan Check; 0 to 5,000 cubic yards p y
$554.29
cubic yard
calculated rate at fee per 500 CYs
gross material
calculated rate at fee per 5,000 CYs
37 Grading Improvement Plan Check; 5,001 to 50,000 cubic yards $554.29
cubic yard
gross material, additional to first
5,000 CYs
calculated rate at fee per 10,000 CYs
38 Grading Improvement Plan Check; 50,001 to 200,000 cubic yards $554.29
cubic yard
gross material, additional to first
50,000 CYs
calculated rate at fee per 10,000 CYs
39 Grading Improvement Plan Check; 200,001+ cubic yards $416.02
cubic yard
gross material, additional to first
200,000 CYs
40 Storm Drain Plan Check, first 1,000 ft
$2,301.79
41 Storm Drain Plan Check; each additional ft per 1,000 ft p
$1,665.25
linear foot
calculated rate at fee per 1,000 LF
storm drain improvements
42 Street Improvement Plan Check, first 1,000 ft
$2,301.79
43 Street Improvement Plan Check, each additional ft per 1,000 ft p p
$1,665.25
linear foot
calculated rate at fee per 1,000 LF
street improvements
44 WQMP Plan Check
$3,008.66
45 On -Site Utility Plan Check (Street Improvements, Storm Drain, etc.) New
When required by development.
46 Encroachment
47 Encroachment Permit for Uptown Sidewalk Dining
$101.00
48 Encroachment Permit for Uptown Sidewalk Dining Annual Renewal $101.00
49 Encroachment Permit for Permanent Private Improvements $410.00
50 General Encroachment Permit
$101.00
plus cost per
same as street improvement fee
linear foot
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$109.79
1%
$109.00
$8
NA
NA
$3,008.66
$0
$4,049.73
0%
$4,049.00
$710
$1,396.71
0%
$1,396.00
$204
$674.37
0%
$674.00
$120
$674.37
0%
$674.00
$120
$674.37
0%
$674.00
$120
$505.78
0%
$505.00
$89
$2,745.45
0%
$2,745.00
$443
$2,023.11
0%
$2,023.00
$358
$2,745.45
0%
$2,745.00
$443
$2,023.11
0%
$2,023.00
$358
$3,552.10
0%
$3,552.00
$543
$1,396.71
0%
$1,396.00
NA
$716.82
0%
$716.00
$615
$109.79
1%
$109.00
$8
$556.77
0%
$556.00
$146
$2,071.08
0%
$2,071.00
$1,970
32 02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 146

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 Actual Cost Deposits and Collection of Additional Money and Refund Policy 2 Actual Cost Rates -General Plan -Administrative Coordinator FBHR of
Personnel
3 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Administrative Secretary FBHR of
Personnel
4 Actual Cast Rates -General Plan -City Planner
FBHR of
Personnel
S
Actual Cost Rates -General Plan -Community Development Director FBHR of
Personnel
FBHR of
6 Actual Cost Rates -General Plan -General Plan Technician Personnel
FBHR of
7 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Intern
Personnel
FBHR of
8 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Office Specialist
Personnel
FBHR of
9 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Planner I
Personnel
10 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Planner II
FBHR of
Personnel
FBHR of
11 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Senior Office Specialist Personnel
FBHR of
12 Actual Cost Rates -Planning -Administrative Coordinator Personnel
FBHR of
13 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Administrative Secretary Personnel
FBHR of
14 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - City Planner
Personnel
FBHR of
15 Actual Cost Rates -Planning -Community Development Director Personnel
FBHR of
16 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Intern
Personnel
FBHR of
17 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Office Specialist
Personnel
FBHR of
18 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Planner I
Personnel
FBHR of
19 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Planner II
Personnel
20 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Planning Technician
FBHR of
Personnel
21 Land Use and Development Regulations
22 AGRICULTURAL PRESERVE AND LAND CONSERVATION
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 33 147

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
Agricultural Preserve and Land Conservation Contracts - Establish a 23 Land Conservation Contract
Actual Cast
$1,000 initial deposit
Agricultural Preserve and Land Conservation Contracts - Disestablish 24 or Reduce an Agricultural Preserve, Cancel a Land Conservation Actual Cost
$5,000 initial deposit
Contract, including a General Plan Amendment
25 Annexation, Detachment, Formation, and Reorganization or Cities and District
Actual Cost
26 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
Certificate of Compliance - For property subdivided after March 4, 27 1972
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit
28 Certificate of Compliance - Subdivisions of 5 or more lots $3,679.77
29 SITE DESIGN LAND USE PLANNING APPLICATIONS
Multi -Application Discount: Any
Combination of Concurrently Filed
30 Concurrently Filed Applications - Any Combination of Concurrently Applications will pay the initial base
Filed Applications pertaining to the same project
Actual Cost
application cost and receive a 20%
discount on additional applications
pertaining to the same Project
31 Conditional Use Permit
$10,740.11
32 Final Development Plan
$10,876.01
Final development plan follows
conditional use permit processing
33 Planning Use Permit
$7,634.90
34 Revision to Approved Action
$9,015.26
Revision to Approved Actions (Specificfor

CUP/PUP/FDP/TTM)
35 Revision to Approved Action (Admin Approval)
New
36 Special Use Permit
$2,626.02
37 Special Use Permit -Biennial Renewal
$367.14
Typically does not require additional
Public Hearing
38 Major Variance
$7,199.81
39 Density Bonus Application/Agreement
$1,457.84
plus attorney cost & County Recorder
Fees
40 Development Agreement
New
plus attorney cost & County Recorder
Fees
41 Development Agreement Monitoring
New
plus attorney cost
Additional Fee to CUP/PUP/FDP/LUCR Application - Per Unit after first 42 20
$36.95
Unit
43 Additional Fee to CUP/PUP/FDP Application - Per Acre after 5 acres $1,085.93
acre
44 SITE DESIGN LAND USE PLANNING APPLICATIONS
Charged for each entitlement plan
45 Entitlement Plan Check
$854.68
check after the 3rd redline has been
provided (Also applies for Subdivision
Applications)
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$4,318.04
0%
$4,318.00
$638
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$13,180.52
0%
$13,180.00
$2,440
$13,180.52
0%
$13,180.00
$2,304
$9,304.68
0%
$9,304.00
$1,669
$7,809.33
0%
$7,809.00
-$1,206
$1,825.12
0%
$1,825.00
NA
$3,158.24
0%
$3,158.00
$532
$852.85
0%
$852.00
$485
$8,448.63
0%
$8,448.00
$1,248
$1,805.44
0%
$1,805.00
$347
$8,985.40
0%
$8,985.00
NA
$1,738.39
0%
$1,738.00
NA
$156.41
0%
$156.00
$119
$111.60
1%
$111.00
-$975
$960.28
0%
$960.00
$105
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 34 148

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
46 Extension of Time - To the City Council
$1,802.34
47 Appeal to the Planning Commission
$1,530.56
48 Appeal to the City Council
$2,437.68
49 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
50 Environmental Impact Report and Related Documents (Coordination, 10% of contract
Preparation, and Processing)
cost
51 Environmental Review -Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) Review 10% of contract
cost
52 Mitigation Monitoring Program
Actual Costl
$1,000 initial deposit
53 Environmental Review (Non -Land Use Application)
Actual Costl
$2,000 initial deposit
54 POLICY DECISION PLANNING APPLICATIONS
Minor amendments are mapping or
textual changes that do not create the
need for extension of urban services
55 Minor - General Plan Amendment to Text, Circulation Map, Health and $19,860.27
to an area. May include attorney cost.

SafetyConsiderations Ma or Resource Ma
P. P•
Include mapping or textual changes
that do not create the need for
extension of urban services to an
area.
$20,000 initial deposit; major
amendments are any changes to the
goals, policies, or action that would
alter the basic policy directions
previously set forth within the plan; a
major amendment is also a change
that would create substantial
extension of an OLUD expanding
Major - General Plan Amendment to Text, Circulation Map, Health and urban areas and creating the need for
56 Safety Considerations Map, or Resource Map.

Actual Cost
extensions of urban services. Include
any changes to the goals, policies, or
action that would alter the basic
policy directions previously set forth
within the plan; a major amendment
is also a change that would create
substantial extension of an OLUD
expanding urban areas and creating
the need for extensions of urban
services.
57 JPreliminary
Development Plan I
Actual Cost
$20,000 initial deposit
58 ISpecific
Plan Amendment I
Actual Cost
$20,000 initial deposit
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$2,397.75
0%
$2,397.00
$595
$2,088.60
0%
$2,088.00
$557
$4,709.53
0%
$4,709.00
$2,271
NA
NA
10% of
contract cost
$0
NA
NA
10% of
contract cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$22,988.24
0%
$22,988.00
$3,128
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA INA
Actual Cost
$0
NA INA
JActual
Cost
$0
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 35 149

q
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
59 Development Code Amendment - Applicant Initiated
$15,431.91
60 Subdivision - Tract Map (For five (5) or more parcels) $10,967.79
61 Vesting Tentative Tract Map
Actual Cost
$10,000 initial deposit
62 Additional fee to TTM - per lot after first 20 lots
$59.60
63 Minor Subdivision - Tentative Parcel Map (TPM for four (4) or fewer parcels plus remainder) and SB-9 Lot Splits
$fi,833.86
64 Minor Subdivision - Tentative Parcel Map (For five (5) five or more parcels for Commercial uses)
$9,394.32
65 Lot Line Adjustment
$3,357.92
plus County Recorder Fees
66 Lot Merger - Applicant Initiated
$2,105.11
plus County Recorder Fees
67 Reversion to Acreage
Actual Cost
$3,000 initial deposit
68 ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW PLANNING APPLICATIONS
69 Land Use Compliance Review
$1,938.23
70 Land Use Compliance Review -ADU
New
71 Land Use Compliance - Freestanding signs
$1,598.50
72 Home Occupation Permit -Standard
$501.84
Customers on site
73 Home Occupation Permit - Minor
$289.66
NO customers on site
74 Minor Variance
$915.47
75 Minor Variance for Fence Height
New
76 Itinerant Vendor Permit
$255.09
77 Temporary Use Permit
$1,243.28
78 Special Use Permit for Temporary Dependent Housing (TDH) $1,227.78
79 Renewal - Special Use Permit for Temporary Dependent Housing (TDH) / Temporary Use Permit (TUP)
$367.14
80 Extension of Approved Application
$1,636.65
81 MINOR PLANNING APPLICATIONS
82 Address Request Initial Fee
$41.72
83 Address Request Each Additional Lot or Building with Individual Suites $3.58
84 Architectural Review
$1,670.02
85 Requested Land Use Designation Provided in Writing - Zoning Verification Letter and/or Rebuild Letter
$134.70
hour
Minimum $20
86 Oak Tree Permit
$112.05
87 Oak Tree Permit - Hazard Reduction Purpose (not for development) New
88 Oak Tree Mitigation
New
Based on Tree cost - current estimate
breakdown
89 Zoning Compliance
New
91 MASSAGE THERAPY PERMIT
92 Massage Therapy Establishment
$416.02
See Conditional Use Permit
93 Massage Therapy Establishment Renewal
$326.61
94 Massage Therapy Permit (Personal) 1
$326.61
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$17,875.48
0%
$17,875.00
$2,443
$14,558.02
0%
$14,558.00
$3,590
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$70.42
1%
$70.00
$10
$8,873.96
0%
$8,873.00
$2,039
$12,221.36
0%
$12,221.00
$2,827
$4,232.94
0%
$4,232.00
$874
$2,797.10
0%
$2,797.00
$692
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$2,671.94
0%
$2,671.00
$733
$1,167.04
0%
$1,167.00
NA
$1,757.75
0%
$1,757.00
$158
$760.17
0%
$760.00
$258
$388.56
0%
$388.00
$98
$1,744.59
0%
$1,744.00
$829
$686.07
0%
$686.00
NA
$476.01
0%
$476.00
$221
$1,405.47
0%
$1,405.00
$162
$1,755.69
0%
$1,755.00
$527
$495.84
0%
$495.00
$128
$1,406.31
0%
$1,406.00
-$231
$59.50
1%
$59.00
$17
$2.38
16%
$2.00
-$2
$2,384.68
0%
$2,384.00
$714
$297.51
0%
$297.00
$162
$361.49
0%
$361.00
$249
$280.69
0%
$280.00
NA
NA
NA
Actual cost
NA
$292.66
0%
$292.00
NA
$498.67
0%
$498.00
$171
$651.65
0%
$651.00
$324
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 36 150

N
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
95 Massage Therapy Permit (Personal) Renewal
$231.25
96 LANDSCAPE AND EROSION CONTROL (PLANNING)
97 Conceptual Landscape Plan Comments
$170.46
Each
Equal to 1.5 hours
98 Planning Entitlement Conditions
$170.46
Each
For all planning case types (equal to

1.5 hours)
99 Pre -Application Review
$57.22
Hour
Minor Plan Review (Equal to 0.5 hour)
100

OTHER/MISCELLANEOUS
101
Site Investigation
$112.05
102
Condition Compliance Check Tract or Parcel Map, CUP
$895.21
103
Deferral of Development Impact Fees -1st dwelling unit
$214.56
plus County Recorder Fees
104
Deferral of Development Impact Fees - each additional unit after 1st $131.12
105
General Plan and/or Development Code Interpretation
$684.22
106
Request for requested Permit Information
$134.70
hour
Minimum $20
107
Pre -Application Fee
$39.34
108
Pre -Application Conference Fee
$1,715.32
109
Pre -Application Development Review Fee
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit
110
Professional Consultation Appointment Fee
$172.84
half hour
111
Weekly Mailing (agendas and applications filed) - Annual $294.59
year
112
Weekly Mailing (agendas and applications filed) - Single $7.52
mailing
113
Data Systems - Computer Generated Maps and/or Reports
Actual Cost
$500 initial deposit
114
Data Systems - Demographic Information Special Projects Actual Cost
$500 initial deposit
115
Improvement Plan Review - Plan Review - Plot Plans and Minor Subdivision
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit per sheet
116
Improvement Plan Review - Plan Review - Single Family
Actual Cost
$1,000 initial deposit per sheet
117 limprovement
Plan Review - Plan Review - Tentative Parcel Map
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit per sheet
118
Improvement Plan Review - Plan Review - Tract
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit per sheet
119
Improvement Plan Review - Request for Waiver or Deferral of Public Improvements
Actual Cost
120
Parcel Map - Checking Fee
Actual Cost
$2,500 initial deposit
121
Parcel Map - Checking Fee for all resubdivisions of an entire lot or parcel created on a Final Map or Parcel Map recorded after January 1, 1960
$627.60
122
Parcel Map - Checking Fee for Parcel Map filed on a Minor Subdivision which has conditions of approval that waive the Parcel Map requirement based upon adequate surveyor monumentation
$333.77
123
Parcel Map - Checking Fee for Parcel Map filed on Lot Line Adjustments where applicant voluntarily files the map in lieu of a Certificate of Compliance and a Record of Survey
$709.25
124 10ther
- collection and Processing of Fees for Other Agencies
$257.48
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$498.67
0%
$498.00
$267
$421.03
0%
$421.00
$251
$421.03
0%
$421.00
$251
$140.34
0%
$140.00
$83
$320.09
0%
$320.00
$208
$1,073.55
0%
$1,073.00
$178
$468.50
0%
$468.00
$253
$183.50
0%
$183.00
$52
$1,003.36
0%
$1,003.00
$319
$320.09
0%
$320.00
$185
$56.63
1%
$56.00
$17
$2,640.25
0%
$2,640.00
$925
$4,150.26
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$291.80
0%
$291.00
$118
$235.00
0%
$235.00
-$60
$6.00
0%
$6.00
-$2
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$500.00
0%
$500.00
-$128
$570.00
0%
$569.00
$235
$925.19
0%
$925.00
$216
$398.27
0%
$398.00
$141
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 37 151

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
125
Other - General Administrative Service Fee
FBHR of
Personnel
126
Other -Special Mailing, Delivery and Handling
Actual Cost
Based on courier charges
Other - Special Projects (projects which do not fit into any other 127
defined service and/or for which no fee is established elsewhere in Actual Cost
Initial deposit based on estimate
this Code)
provided by the Department
Base Rate per day, plus City costs (if
128
Other -Film Permit
New
applicable - ex. Police, fire, road
closures, etc)
129
General Plan Update Fee
New
130
Business License Fee
131
Application Fee
$95.36
132
Penalties
10%
month
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
FBHR of
Personnel
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$136.78
1%
$136.00
NA
5%
1%
5%
INA
$175.38
0%
$175,00
$80
NA
NA
10%
$0
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 38 152

FIRE PREVENTION AND PLANNING
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
1 Fire Safety Requirements for plan review, building and/or system(s) inspection 2 Aboveground storage or use of flammable or combustible liquids $1,002.49
each
3 lCommercial Projects
$938.12
4 Field Inspection
$174.04
hour
5 Fire Alarm (occupant notification) 1-50 devices
$1,089.51
first 1-50
6 Fire Alarm (occupant notification) >50 devices
$23.84
each unit
7 Fire Alarm (water flow monitoring)
$479.19
per riser
8 Fire Flow Test (Fire Inspector witnessing the test)
$393.37
per hydrant
9 Hazardous Chemicals - storage, handling or use as a solid, liquid or gas, other than underground tanks
$828.46
each
10 Hood & Duct (Type 1)
$741.44
each system
11 Industrial Projects
$938.12
12 Interior and/or exterior building alteration (two hours or less) $523.30
hour
13 Interior and/or exterior building alteration (over two hours) $174.04
hour
14 Liquefied petroleum gas (store, handle, transport, or use more than 500 gallons, excluding R-3 occupancies)
$654.42
each
15 Re -inspection
$207.41
hour
16 Revisions to Approved Plans
$207.41
hour
17 Single Family Dwelling - custom home
$479.19
dwelling
18 Single Family Dwelling - tract home (minimum 4 or more homes) $241.98
per dwelling
19 Multi -Family Dwellings (each four units, or fraction thereof) $764.09
unit
20 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler inspection) - NFPA 13R (Multi -Residential) I $207.41
Each 2 units
21 ISprinkler
Systems (sprinkler inspection) - NFPA 13D (Tract)
$393.37
unit
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$1,098.35
0%
$1,098.00
$96
$1,023.14
0%
1$1,023.00
$85
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$1,194.50
0%
$1,194.00
$104
$26.23
1%
$26.00
$2
$329.12
0%
$329.00
-$150
$425.27
0%
$425.00
$32
$906.04
0%
$906.00
$78
$809.89
0%
$809.00
$68
$1,023.14
0%
$1,023.00
$85
$569.50
0%
$569.00
$46
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$713.73
0%
$713.00
$59
$223.11
0% 1$223.00
$16
$223.11
0%
$223.00
$16
$521.43
0%
$521.00
$42
$253.91
0%
$253.00
$11
$830.83
0%
$830.00
$66
$223.11
0%
$223.00
$16
$425.27
0% J$425.00
$32
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 39 153

FIRE PREVENTION AND PLANNING
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
22 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler plan check and two inspections) - NFPA 13 System (Commercial)
$904.74
23 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler plan check and two inspections) - NFPA 13D System (Custom Home)
$741.44
unit
24 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler plan check) - NFPA 13R (Multi -Residential) $764.09
25 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler plan check) - NFPA 13D (Tract) $416.02
each model
26 Tenant Improvement (TI)
$677.07
unit
27 Title 19 Inspections - including but not limited to residential senior and day care facilities
$294.43
hour
28 Water Plan Check for Tract
$393.37
each
29 Fire Safety Requirements for Pre -Application and Application Review 30 Fire Plan Review Commercial Structure Mounted Photovoltaic Systems $590.05
per system
31 Plan Review as part of a Planning Conditional Use Permit, Final Development Plan, Planning Use Permit, Revision to Approved Action, Revision to Approved Action Admin A
pp ( Approval), Special Use Permit, Special
Use Permit - Biennial Renewal or Major Variance
$261.05
32 Dust Collection Systems
$479.19
33 Fire Pumps (sprinklers NFPA13)
$828.46
34 Fire Works Displays (requires site plan)
$241.98
per hour
35 Health Care Facilities/Nursing Homes/Detox Facilities (Inspection) $523.30
36 In -Rack Sprinklers
$567.40
37 Land Use Compliance Review (LUCK), Extension of Time $174.04
38 1
Massage Parlors
$393.37
39 Special Use Permit, Special Use Permit - TDH, Temporary Use Permit $174.04
hour
40 Private Schools (inspection)
$523.30
41 Residential Day Care Facility (inspection)
$479.19
42 Residential R-1 Hotels/Motels base (inspection only) $329.00
base
43 Residential R-1 Hotels/Motels per unit (inspection only) $16.69
unit
44 Smoke Control Systems
$915.47
per system
45 Special Extinguishing Systems
$741.44
per system
46 Special Project Review (Not Listed)
$174.04
hour
47 Spray Booths
$567.40
48 Temporary Event/Use (Haunted Houses, Amusement, Tents, canopies, membrane structures, Temporary Sales Lots)
$381.45
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$992.34
0%
$992.00
$87
$800.03
0%
$800.00
$59
$830.83
0%
$830.00
$66
$446.22
0%
$446.00
$30
$734.68
0%
$734.00
$57
$319.26
0%
$319.00
$25
$425.27
0%
$425.00
$32
$638.52
0%
$638.00
$48
$192.31
0%
$192.00
-$69
$521.43
0%
$521.00
$42
$906.04
0%
$906.00
$78
$253.91
0%
$253.00
$11
$569.50
0%
$569.00
$46
$617.58
0%
$617.00
$50
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$425.27
0%
$425.00
$32
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$569.50
0%
$569.00
$46
$521.43
0%
$521.00
$42
$350.06
0%
$350.00
$21
$19.23
1%
$19.00
$2
$1,002.19
0%
$1,002.00
$87
$809.89
0%
$809.00
$68
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$617.58
0%
$617.00
$50
$415.42
0%
$415.00
$34
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 40 154

FIRE PREVENTION AND PLANNING
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
49 Tentative Map and Minor General Plan Amendment
$348.07
50 Annual Operations Permit
New
51 Underground System for Sprinklers or Hydrants
$828.46
52 Landscape and Erosion Control
53 1 Fuel Modification Plan
$338.53
each
54 Fire Protection
55 State Mandated Fire Inspections
56 High Rise
New
57 Facility Pre -Inspection
New
58 Annual Clearance
New
59 lHospital
New
60 Schools
New
61 Preschools/Day Cares
New
62 24 hour Commercial Home Care
New
63 Church - A
New
64 Assemblies
65 Under 1,000
New
66 1,001- 2,500
New
67 Over 2,500
New
68 Jail, Lock Up, Detention Facility
New
69 Failure to keep scheduled inspection appointment
New
70 After business hours inspection (OT Inspection)
New
71 In -Home Care Facility 6 or less
New
72 In -Home Care Facility or more
New
73 Re -Inspection
New
74 Defensible Space (AB-38) Inspection
New
75 Defensible Space (AB-38) Re -inspection
New
76 Prevention Inspections
77 Apartments/Condos
78 1-10 Units
New
79 11-30 Units
New
80 31-50 Units
New
81 57-75 Units
New
82 76-100 Units
New
83 100+ Units
New
84 Hotel/Motel
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$384.62
0%
$384.00
$36
$175.03
0%
$175.00
NA
$906.04
0%
$906.00
$78
$842.07
0%
$842.00
$503
$2,073.46
0%
$2,073.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
1$518.00
NA
$2,591.82
0%
$2,591.00
NA
$1,814.27
0%
$1,814.00
NA
$777.55
0%
$777.00
NA
$777.55
0%
$777.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518,00
NA
$647.96
0%
$647.00
NA
$777.55
0%
$777.00
NA
$1,555.09
0%
$1,555.00
NA
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$777.55
0%
$777.00
NA
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$647.96
0%
$647.00
NA
$777.55
0%
$777.00
NA
$907.14
0%
$907.00
NA
$1,036.73
0%
$1,036.00
NA
$1,295.91
0%
$1,295.00
NA
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 41 155

FIRE PREVENTION AND PLANNING
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
85 1-25 Units
New
86 26-50 Units
New
87 51-75 Units
New
88 76-100 Units
New
89 101+ Units
New
90 Mobile Home Park
91 HCD-MP-532
New
92 HCD-MP-532 re -inspection
New
93 Inspections by Group
94 B-Business
95 Under 25,000 sq ft
New
96 25,001— 50,000 sq ft
New
97 Over 50,001 sq ft
New
98 Business reinspection
New
99 F- Fabrication, Finishing, Manufacturing
New
100
L- Laboratory
New
101
S- Storage
New
102
U-Utility
New
103
B, M, F, and S Large Warehouse Inspections
New
104
B, M, F, and S Re -Inspection
New
105
Misc. Inspections
106
Ordinary hazard
New
107
Commercial High Hazard
New
108
Hazard Re -Inspection
New
109
"Other" Inspections
110
100,000 sq ft or less
New
111
100,000 — 500,000 sq ft
New
112
500,001 — 1,000,000 sq ft
New
113
1,000,001+ sq ft
New
114 1
Engine Company Inspection
115
Ordinary Hazard
New
116
Hourly rate inspection
New
117
Engine and crew hourly hazard or fire menace standby
New
118
Permits
119 ITemporary
Amusement buildings
New
120 lopen
Burning
New
Full Cast
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$777.55
0%
$777.00
NA
$1,036.73
0%
$1,036.00
NA
$1,166.32
0%
$1,166.00
NA
$1,295.91
0%
$1,295.00
NA
$1,555.09
0%
1$1,555.00
NA
$1,036.73
0%
$1,036.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$647.96
0%
$647.00
NA
$777.55
0%
$777.00
NA
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$1,036.73
0%
$1,036.00
NA
$1,036.73
0%
$1,036.00
NA
$1,555.09
0%
$1,555.00
NA
$1,036.73
0%
$1,036.00
NA
$1,555.09
0%
$1,555.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$777.55
0%
$777.00
NA
$1,555.09
0%
$1,555.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$1,555.09
0%
$1,555.00
NA
$1,814.27
0%
$1,814.00
NA
$2,073.46
0%
$2,073.00
NA
$2,591.82
0%
$2,591.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
0%
$1,036.00
NA
H036.73

9.18 0% 1$259.00
NA
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 42 156

FIRE PREVENTION AND PLANNING
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
121
Model Rocket Launch
New
122
Special Event
123
1,000-2,S00 estimated attendees
New
124
2,S00-5,000 estimated attendees
New
125
5,001-10,000 estimated attendees
New
126
10,001+ estimated attendees
New
127
Pyrotechnics (Permit and inspection)
New
128
Weed Abatement
129
Landscape/vegetation inspection
New
130
Landscape/vegetation re -inspection
New
131
False ringing alarm
132
Residential
New
133
Commercial
New
134
Engine and Company hourly rate
New
135
Advanced Life Support Services (non -reimbursed cost recovery) New
136
Basic Life Support Services
New
137
ALS EMS Standby (2 person staffing, Company officer & Paramedic) New
138
Chief Officer and Vehicle hourly rate
New
139
Fire Cause and investigation
New
per hour
140
Cost Recovery Admin Fee
New
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$777.55
0%
1$777.00
NA
$1,036.73
0%
1$1,036,00
NA
$S18.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$51&00
NA
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$259.18
0%
$259.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$S18.00
NA
$518.36
0%
$518.00
NA
NA
NA
20%
NA
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 43 157

BUILDING AND SAFETY
Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 Alteration
2 Arbor/Trellis, first 300 square feet
$90.59
sq ft
first 300 square feet, requires plan review
3 Arbor/Trellis, each additional 100 square feet, or fraction thereof $45.30
s ft
q
each 100 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 300 square feet
4 Awning/Canopy (supported by building), first
$118.01
each
first awning, requires plan review
5 Awning/Canopy (supported by building), each additional $45.30
each
each additional to first awning
6 Balcony/Deck - ICC, or IAPMO, first 500 sq ft
$482.77
sq ft
first 500 sq it, requires plan review
7 Balcony/Deck - ICC, or IAPMO, each additional 100 square feet, or fraction thereof $45.30
sq ft
each 100 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 500 square feet
8 Balcony/Deck- railing, repair
$113.24
each
requires plan review
9 Carport - custom
$908.32
each
requires plan review
10 Carport - ICC, IAPMO or City handout
$482.77
each
requires plan review
11 Close Existing Openings
$182.38
12 Covered Porch
$228.87
each
requires minor plan review
13 Exterior wall
$182.38
each
requires minor plan review
14 Interior wall
$137.08
each
requires minor plan review
15 Window/door (including structural shear wall/masonry) $171.65
each
first new window/door, requires minor plan
review
16 Window/door (including structural shear wall/masonry), each additional $45.30
each
each additional to first new window/door
17 Partition - Commercial, Interior, first 30 linear feet $172 84
first 30 linear feet, requires minor plan
review
18 Partition - Commercial, Interior, each additional 30 linear feet, or fraction thereof $84.63
each 30 linear feet, or fraction thereof above
first 30 linear feet
19 Partition - Residential, Interior, first 30 linear feet $137.08
first 30 linear feet, requires minor plan
review
20 Partition - Residential, Interior, each additional 30 linear feet, or fraction thereof $84.63
each 30 linear feet, or fraction thereof above
first 30 linear feet
21 Patio Cover - Aluminum using manufacturers pre-engineered documents, first 300 sq ft $253.90
first 300 square feet, requires plan review
22 Patio Cover -Aluminum using manufacturers pre-engineered documents, each additional $45.30
each 100 square feet, or fraction thereof
100 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 300 square feet
23 Patio Cover - Custom, first 300 square feet
$529.26
first 300 square feet, requires plan review
24 Patio Cover - Custom, each additional 100 square feet, or fraction thereof $45.30
each 100 square, feet or fraction thereof
above first 300 square feet
25 Patio Cover - Solid Wood - City Standard, ICC, IAPMO, first 300 square feet $345.69
first 300 square feet, requires plan review
26 Patio Cover - Solid Wood - City Standard, ICC, IAPMO, each additional 100 sq ft or $45.30
each 100 square feet, or fraction thereof
fraction thereof
above first 300 square feet
27 Patio - Enclosed, Wood Frame, first 300 square feet
$469.66
first 300 square feet, requires plan review
28 Patio - Enclosed, Wood Frame, each additional 100 square feet, or fraction thereof $45.30
each 100 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 300 square feet
29 Patio - Enclosed, Residential Aluminum - using manufacturers pre-engineered $437.47
first 300 square feet, requires plan review
documents, first 300 square feet
30 Patio - Enclosed, Residential Aluminum - using manufacturers pre-engineered $45.30
each 100 square feet, or fraction thereof
documents, each additional 100 square feet, or fraction thereof above first 300 square feet
31 ISales Office - conversion to residential or garage use $113.24
each
requires minor plan review
32 Skylight, Less than 10 square feet
$182.38
each
33 Skylight, Greater than 10 square feet or structural
$197.88
each
requires minor plan review
34 Stairs, first flight
$205.03
first flight, requires plan review
35 Stairs, Each additional flight
$69.14
each
each flight above first flight
36 Window/Door Replacement Residential - non-structural, first 1-3 $66.75
each
require minor plan review
37 Window/Door Replacement Residential - non-structural, each additional above first 3 $30.99
each
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$105.15
0%
$105.00
$14
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$136.97
1%
$136.00
$18
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$560.35
0%
$560.00
$77
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$1,054.28
0%
$1,054.00
$146
$560.35
0%
$560.00
$77
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$265.65
0%
$265.00
$36
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$159.11
0%
$159.00
$22
$199.23
0%
$199.00
$27
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$200.62
0%
$200.00
$27
$98.23
0%
$98.00
$13
$159.11
0%
$159.00
$22
$98.23
0%
$98.00
$13
$294.70
0%
$294.00
$40
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$614.31
0%
$614.00
$85
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$401.24
0%
$401.00
$55
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$545.13
0%
$545.00
$75
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$507.77
0%
$507.00
$70
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$229.67
0%
$229.00
$31
$237.97
0%
$237.00
$32
$80.25
0%
$80.00
$11
$77.48
1%
$77.00
$10
IS4
$35.97
37 $35.00
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 44 158

BUILDING AND SAFETY
p
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
38 Demolition
39 Demolition
$158.54
building
Complete demolition of a building/structure,
requires plan review
40 Electrical
41 Any electrical work for which a permit is required, but no fee is herein provided (per hour)
$309.93
hour
42 ICell Tower- new
$1,591.35
each
requires plan review
43 Cell Tower - modifications
$476.81
each
requires plan review
44 Cellular/Mobile Phone Antenna, attached to building
$218.14
each
requires plan review
45 Electrical Rewiring (Single Family Residential only) $375.49
requires minor plan review
46 EV (Electric Vehicle) Charging Station, Residential
$189.53
requires minor plan review
47 EV (Electric Vehicle) Charging Station, Commercial
$396.94
1 First station, requires plan review
48 EV (Electric Vehicle) Charging Station, Commercial (Each additional) $121.59
Each additional commercial charging station
49 Electric Service: 600 volts or less and not over 225 amps $205.03
50 Electric Service: 600 volts or less and 226 to 1,000 amps $218.14
requires plan review
51 Electric Service: Over 600 volts or over 1,000 amps
$309.93
requires plan review
52 Electrical Transformer
$255.09
each
53 Festoon lighting or plug mold, etc.
$182.38
unit
54 Generator (Residential Natural Gas)
$221.72
requires minor plan review
55 Generator (Commercial Natural Gas or Diesel)
$458.93
requires plan review
56 Light Standard
$127.55
each
1-6 light poles, requires plan review and
structural review
57 Light Standard - up to 6 additional
$91.69
each
58 Outlets, Switches, Light Fixtures, Etc.: Up to 10 units $182.38
59 Outlets, Switches, Light Fixtures, Etc.: 11 units up to 50 $365.95
60 Outlets, Switches, Light Fixtures, Etc.: 51 units and over $549.52
61 Temporary Electrical Service (Pole)
$67.95
temp service (and 1 pole if needed), requires
plan review
62 Grading
63 Erosion and Sediment Control Permit Fees, SFD Grading operations: 50-100 cubic yards $137.08
64 Erosion and Sediment Control Permit Fees, SFD Grading operations: 101-500 cubic yards $183.57
65 Erosion and Sediment Control Permit Fees, SFD Grading operations: 501-1,000 cubic yards
$275.36
66 Erosion and Sediment Control Permit Fees, SFD Grading operations: 1,001-5,000 cubic yards
$365.95
67 Erosion and Sediment Control Permit Fees, SFD Grading operations: each additional 5,000 cubic yards, or fraction thereof
$457.74
Each additional 5,000 cubic yards, or fraction
thereof above first 5,000 cubic yards
68 Erosion and Sediment Control Permit Fees: Commercial $916.66
69 jErosion and Sediment Control Permit Fees: Tract Housing, 1st Lot $183.57
70 Erosion and Sediment Control Permit Fees: Tract Housing, each additional lot $60.79
71 Grading Permit Fee: 50-100 cubic yards
$M9.25
Cut and fill cubic yards
72 Grading Permit Fee: 101-500 cubic yards
$1,076.40
Cut and fill cubic yards
73 Grading Permit Fee: 501-1,000 cubic yards
$1,397.05
Cut and fill cubic yards
74 Grading Permit Fee: 1,001-5,000 cubic yards
$1,809.49
Cut and fill cubic yards
75 Grading Permit Fee: each additional 5,000 cubic yards, or fraction thereof $457.74
Each additional 5,000 cubic yards, or fractionthereof above first 5,000 cubic yards Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$184.01
0%
$184.00
$25
$359.73
0%
$359.00
$49
$1,847.07
0%
$1,847.00
$256
$553.43
0%
$553.00
$76
$253.19
0%
$253.00
$35
$435.82
0%
$435.00
$60
$219.99
0%
$219.00
$29
$460.73
0%
$460.00
$63
$141.12
0%
$141.00
$19
$237.97
0%
$237.00
$32
$253.19
0%
$253.00
$35
$359.73
0%
$359.00
$49
$296.08
0%
$296.00
$41
$211.69
0%
1$211.00
$29
$257.34
0%
$257.00
$35
$532.67
0%
$532.00
$73
$148.04
0%
$149.00
$20
$106.43
0%
$106.00
$14
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$424.76
0%
$424.00
$58
$637.83
0%
1$637.00
$87
$78.86
1%
$78.00
$10
$159.11
0%
$159.00
$22
$213.07
0%
$213.00
$29
$319.60
0%
$319.00
$44
$424.76
0%
$424.00
$58
$531.29
0%
$531.00
$73
$1,063.97
0%
$1,063.00
$146
$213.07
0%
$213.00
$29
$70.56
1%
$70.00
$9
$823.22
0%
$823.00
$114
$1,249.36
0%
$1,249,00
$173
$1,621.55
0%
$1,621.00
$224
$2,100.26
0%
$2,100.00
$291
$531.29
0%
$531.00
$73
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 45 159

p
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
76 Inspection
77 Accessibility Compliance
$251.52
hour
78 Building Moved on the Same Property Inspection
$309.93
Inspection only, requires all departments'
plan reviews
79 BuildingFrom One Property to Another Within the City Inspection

P Y Y P
$512.57
Inspection only, requires all departments'
plan reviews
80 Building From Outside the City Inspection
$977.46
Inspection only, requires all departments'
plan reviews
81 Inspection (Building)
$183.57
hour
82 Reinstallation of Removed Electric Meter
$263.44
each
Inspection for reinstallation of idle electricmeter (removed by the utility) 83 Reinstallation of Removed Gas Meter
$182.38
each
Inspection for reinstallation of idle gas meter
(removed by the utility)
84 Inspection outside of normal business hours
$367.14
hour
85 Pre -Alteration Inspection (Where needed prior to/during plan review) $218.14
86 Re -inspection fee
$183.57
87 Short Term Install: Amusement Park Semi -Annual Inspection Fee $493.50
each
88 Short Term Install: Approved Temporary Tent
$218.14
each
89 Short Term Install: Large Family Day Care Inspection $401.71
each
90 Short Term Install: Soils Report Review/Geotechnical Review $368.33
each
91 Short Term Install: Special Inspection Application Review $126.35
each
92 ISite Investigation
$433.90
93 Review planning projects for conditions of approval
New
94 Landscape and Erosion Control
95 Landscape Inspection
$113.24
hour
96 Landscape Re -Inspection (per hour)
$113.24
hour
97 Landscape Plan Review (minor)
$57.22
hour
Minor Plan Review (Equal to 0.5 hour)
98 Landscape Plan Review (per hour)
$113.24
hour
99 Landscape Plan Re -Review (per hour)
$113.24
hour
100
Industrial Plan Review (Landscape and Erosion Control): 1 to 25,000 s ft ( p ) q
$791.50
Sq ld of
Building

7.0 Hours
101
Industrial Plan Review (Landscape and Erosion Control): 25,001 to 50,000 sq ft $1,074.01
Sq Ft of
Building

9.5 Hours
102
Industrial Plan Review : 50,001 and u Control and Erosion (Landscape ) P
$678.26
Sq Ft of
Building
6 Hours for each additional 25,000 sq ft or
fraction thereof above first 50,000 sq ft
103
Industrial Permit Issuance (Landscape and Erosion Control): 1 to 25,000 s ft ( p ) q
$451.78
Sq Ft of
Building
4 Hours
104
Industrial Permit Issuance (Landscape and Erosion Control): 25,001 and up $226 48
Sq Ft of
Building
2 Hours for each additional 25,000 sq ft or
fraction thereof above first 25,000 sq ft
105
Commercial Retail Plan Review (Landscape and Erosion Control): 1 to 10,000 s ft / ( P ) q
$903.55
ld of
Building
Building
8 Hours
106
Commercial / Retail Plan Review (Landscape and Erosion Control): 10,0001 to 25,000 sq ft
$1,525.79
Sq Ft of
Building

13.50 Hours
107
Commercial / Retail Plan Review (Landscape and Erosion Control): 25,001 to 75,000 sq ft $2,033.59
Sq Ft of
Building
18 Hours
108
Commercial /Retail Plan Review (Landscape and Erosion Control): 75,001 sq ft and up $282.51
Sq Ft of
Building Ifraction

2.5 Hours for each additional 25,000 sq ft or
thereof above first 75,000 sq ft
109
Commercial /Retail Permit Issuance (Landscape and Erosion Control): 1 to 10,000 sq ft $451.78
Sq Ft of4
Building
Hours
110
Commercial / Retail Permit Issuance (Landscape and Erosion Control): 10,0001 to 25,000 sq ft
$903.55
Sq Ft of
Building
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$291.93
0%
$291.00
$39
$359.73
0%
$359.00
$49
$594.94
0%
$594.00
$81
$1,134.53
0%
$1,134.00
$157
$213.07
0%
$213,00
$29
$305.77
0%
$305.00
$42
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$426.14
0%
$426.00
$59
$253.19
0%
$253.00
$35
$213.07
0%
$213.00
$29
$572.80
0%
$572.00
$79
$253.19
0%
$253.00
$35
$466.26
0%
$466.00
$64
$427.52
0%
$427.00
$59
$146.66
0%
$146.00
$20
$503.62
0%
$503.00
$69
$381.15
0%
$381.00
NA
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$66.41
1%
$66.00
$9
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$918.69
0%
$918.00
$126
$1,246.60
0%
$1,246.00
$172
$787.25
0%
$787.00
$109
$524.37
0%
$524.00
$72
$262.88
0%
$262.00
$36
$1,048.75
0%
$1,048.00
$144
$1,770.97
0%
$1,770.00
$244
$2,360.37
0%
$2,360.00
$326
$327.91
0%
$327.00
$44
$524.37
0%
$524.00
$72
$1,048.75
0%
$1,048.00
$144
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 46 160

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
111
Commercial / Retail Permit Issuance (Landscape and Erosion Control): 25,000 to 75,000 Sq Ft of
sq ft
$1,356.52
Building
12 Hours
112
Commercial / Retail Permit Issuance (Landscape and Erosion Control): 75,001 sq ft and Sq Ft of
2 Hours for each additional 25,000 sq ft or
up
$226.48
Building
fraction thereof above first 75,000 sq ft
113
SFR (New Custom) Plan Review
$367.14
Each

3.25 Hours
114
lAddition (existing landscaped area) Plan Review
$113.24
Each
1 Hour
115
ADU (added to existing landscape area) Plan Review
$113.24
Each
1 Hour
116
ADU (added to non landscaped area) Plan Review
$367.14
Each

3.25 Hours
117
SFR (New Custom) Permit Issuance
$113.24
Each
Inspection (1 Hour)
118
Addition (existing landscaped area) Permit Issuance
$113.24
Each
Inspection (1 Hour)
119
ADU (added to existing landscape area) Permit Issuance
$113.24
Each
Inspection (1 Hour)
120
ADU (added to non landscaped area) Permit Issuance
$113.24
Each
Inspection (1 Hour)
121
Tract Residential Plan Review (Streetscape)
$1,468-57
Deposit
13 Hours
122
Tract Residential Plan Review Models Reviewed at same time, maximum 5 models ( ) ()
$1,243.28
Each Group
11 Hours
of Models
123
Tract Residential Plan Review (Review per phase based on number of lots at one time): 1 Each Group
to 15 Lots
$1,356.52
of Lots
12 Hours
124
Tract Residential Plan Review (Review per phase based on number of lots at one time):
$1,695.05
Each Group
15 Hours
15-50 Lots
of Lots
125
Tract Residential Plan Review (Review per phase based on number of lots at one time):

Each Group
51-100 Lots
$2,260.07
of Lots
20 Hours
126
Tract Residential Plan Review (Review per phase based on number of lots at one time):

Each Group
100-200 Lots
$2,825.09
of Lots
25 Hours
Each
127
Tract Residential Plan Review (Review per phase based on number of lots at one time):
$282.51
Additional

2.5 Hours for each additional 50lots above
Greater than 200 Lots
Group of 1-
first 200 lots
50 Lots
128
Tract Residential Permit Issuance Models Homes 1-5 Units Inspected at Same Time ( p )
$565.02
Group of 1
5 Hours
to 5 Lots
129
Tract Residential Permit Issuance (Production Phased, 1-5 Units Inspected at Same Time) $565.02
Group of 1
5 Hours
to 5 Lots
130
Multi -Family Residential (HOA, Condo, Apartment) Common Area - Plan Review: Up to Sci Ft of
25,000 sq ft
$1,581.81
Building
14 Hours
131
Multi -Family Residential (HOA, Condo, Apartment) Common Area - Plan Review: 25,001 Sq Ft of
to 75,000 sq ft
$2,485.37
Building
22 Hours
132
Multi -Family Residential (HOA, Condo, Apartment) Common Area - Plan Review: 75,001 $903.55
Sq Ft of
8 Hours for each additional 25,000 sq ft or
sq ft and up
Building
fraction thereof above first 75,000 sq ft
133
Multi -Family Residential (HOA, Condo, Apartment) Common Area - Permit Issuance: Up Sq Ft of
to 25,000 sq ft
$451 78
Building
4 Hours
134
Multi -Family Residential (HOA, Condo, Apartment) Common Area - Permit Issuance:

Sq Ft of
25,001 to 75,000 sq ft
$903.55
Building
8 Hours
135
Multi -Family Residential (HOA, Condo, Apartment) Common Area - Permit Issuance:

Sq Ft of
3 Hours for each additional 25,000 sq ft or
75,001 s ft and u
9 P
$338.53
Building
fraction thereof above first 75,000 sq ft
136 jPark
/ Trails / Open Spaces - Plan Review: Up to 2 Acres
$2,260.07
Acre
20 Hours
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee a
$1,574.50
0%
$1,574.00
$217
$262.88
0%
$262.00
$36
$426.14
0%
$426.00
$59
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$426.14
0%
$426.00
$59
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$1,704.56
0%
1$1,704.00
$235
$1,443.06
0%
1$1,443.00
$200
$1,574.50
0%
1$1,574.00
$217
$1,967.44
0%
$1,967.00
$272
$2,623.25
0%
$2,623.00
$363
$3,279.06
0%
$3,279.00
$454
$327.91
0%
$327.00
$44
$655.81
0%
$655.00
$90
$655.81
0%
$655.00
$90
$1,836.00
0%
$1,835.00
$253
$2,884.75
0%
$2,884.00
$399
$1,048.75
0%
$1,048.00
$144
$524.37
0%
$524.00
$72
$1,048.75
0%
$1,048.00
$144
$392.93
0%
$392.00
$53
$2,623.25
0%
$2,623.00
$363
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 47 161

k
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
137
Park / Trails / Open Spaces -Plan Review: 2 to 7 Acres
$3,615.40
Acre
32 Hours
138
Park / Trails / Open Spaces - Plan Review: 8 to 20 Acres $4,745.44
Acre
42 Hours
139
Park / Trails / Open Spaces - Plan Review: Over 20 Acres $678.26
Acre
6 Hours each additional 10 acres or fraction
thereof above first 20 acres
140
Park / Trails / Open Spaces - Permit Issuance: Up to 2 Acres $678.26
Acre
6 Hours
141
IPark / Trails / Open Spaces - Permit Issuance: 2 to 7 Acres $1,130.04
Acre
10 Hours
142
Park / Trails / Open Spaces - Permit Issuance: 8 to 20 Acres $1,581.81
Acre
14 Hours
143
Park Trails Open Spaces - Permit Issuance: Over 20 Acres / / P P
$451.78
Acre
4 Hours each additional 10 acres or fraction
thereof above first 20 acres
144
Mechanical
145
Absorption system 0-15 HP or 0 to 500,000 BTU, first system $274.16
146
Absorption system 0-15 HP or 0 to 500,000 BTU, each additional system $72.71
each
Each system after first system
147
Absorption system over 15 HP, or over 500,000 BTU, first system $365.95
148
jAbsorption system over 15 HP, or over 500,000 BTU, each additional system $72.71
each
Each system after first system
149
Each new appliance or piece of equipment regulated by the California Mechanical Code, not classed in other appliance categories, or for which no other fee is listed in the section $309.93
each
New Installation
150
Each evaporative cooler other than portable type
$182.38
each
151
Each ventilation fan connected to a single duct
$182.38
each
152
Each ventilation system which is not a portion of heating or air condition system authorized by a permit, first system
$182.38
153
Each ventilation system which is not a portion of heating or air condition system authorized by a permit, each additional system
$45.30
each
Each system after first system
154
Fireplace, custom
$492.30
each
requires plan review
155
Fireplace, pre -fabricated with engineering
$480.38
each
requires plan review
156
Hood, Type 1 grease hood, including the exhaust system
$480.38
requires plan review
157
Hood, other than a Type 1 grease hood, served by mechanical exhaust, including the ducts
$342.11
requires plan review
158
Installation or relocation of each floor furnace, suspended heater, recessed wall heater or floor mounted heater including vent, first system
$228.87
159
Installation or relocation of each floor furnace, suspended heater, recessed wall heater or floor mounted heater including vent; each additional system $45.30
each
Each system after first system
160
Installation or relocation of each HVAC, forced -air gravity -type furnace or burner, including ducts and vents, attached to such appliance (TW INPAC includes); first system $228.87
161
Installation or relocation of each HVAC, forced -air gravity -type furnace or burner; each additional system
$45.30
each
Each system after first system
162
Installation, relocation or replacement of each appliance vent installed and not included in an appliance permit; first vent
$228.87
163
Installation, relocation or replacement of each appliance vent; each additional vent $45.30
each
Each vent after first vent
164
Repair, alteration of or addition to each heating appliance, refrigeration unit, cooling unit, absorption unit, or each heating, cooling, absorption or evaporative cooling system, including controls regulated by the California Mechanical Code; first system $228.87
Additional
Informatio
n
165
Repair, alteration of or addition to each heating appliance, refrigeration unit, cooling unit, absorption unit, or each heating, cooling, absorption or evaporative cooling system; each additional system
$45.30
each
Each system after first system
166
Whole House Fan 1
$154.961
Irequires
minor plan review
167
Miscellaneous
168
Acoustical Review (if required for a tract)
$489.92
169
Job Card, replace/duplicate
$66.75
each
170
Refundable deposit for removal of temporary construction or sales trailer $125.16
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$4,196.37
0%
$4,196.00
$581
$5,508.00
0%
$5,507.00
$762
$787.25
0%
$787.00
$109
$787.25
0%
$787.00
$109
$1,311.63
JOY.
$1,311.00
$181
$1,836.00
JOY.
$1,835.00
$524.37
0%
$524.00
$72
$318.22
0%
$318.00
$44
$84.40
0%
$84.00
$11
$424.76
0%
$424.00
$58
$84.40
0%
$84.00
$11
$359.73
0%
$359.00
$49
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$571.41
0%
$571.00
$79
$557.58
0%
$557.00
$77
$557.58
0%
$557.00
$77
$397.08
0%
$397.00
$55
$265.65
0%
$265.00
$36
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$265.65
0%
$265.00
$36
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$265.65
0%
$265.00
$36
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$265.65
0%
$265.00
$36
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
$179.86
0%
$179.00
$24
$568.65
0%
$568.00
$78
$77.48
1%
$77.00
$10
$145.27
0%
$145.00
$20
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 48 162

BUILDING AND SAFETY
Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
171
Storage Racks, 0-8 feet high; first 100 linear feet
$36.95
First 100 linear feet, requires plan review
172
Storage Racks, 0-8 feet high; each additional 100 linear feet, or fraction thereof $91.69
each 100 linear feet, or fraction thereof
above first 100 linear feet
173
Storage Racks, over 8 feet high; first 100 linear feet
$332.57
First 100 linear feet, requires plan review
174
Storage Racks, over 8 feet high; each additional 100 linear feet, or fraction thereof $91 69
each 100 linear, feet or fraction thereof
above first 100 linear feet
175
Building and Safety Administration
$57.00
176
Mobilehome (In Mobilehome Park)
Plan check fees apply individually to each
177
Mobilehome HCD MH 415, MP 50, MP SOERBS and MH Installation Plan Check(Minimum New
type of MHP installation. Fees for Alternate
First Hour)
Plans and Standard Plans are the same (HCD
4124
Plan check fees apply individually to each
178
Mobilehome HCD MH 415, MP 50, MP 50ERBS and MH Installation Plan Check(Added 1/2 type of MHP installation. Fees for Alternate
Hour to Review)
New
Plans and Standard Plans are the same (HCD
4/1/24)
Plan check fees apply individually to each
179
Mobilehome HCD MH 415, MP 50, MP SOERBS and MH Installation Plan Check(Added 1 type of MHP installation. Fees for Alternate
Hour to Review)
New
Plans and Standard Plans are the same (HCD
4/1/24)
180
Mobilehome HCD MH 415 Inspection (First Hour) Patios, Carports, Etc. $196.00
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2024
181
Mobilehome HCD MH 415 Inspection (Added 1/2 Hour) Patios, Carports, Etc.

New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2024
182
Mobilehome HCD MH 415 Inspection (Added 1 Hour) Patios, Carports, Etc.

New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2024
183
Mobilehome HCD MH 415 Inspection (Reinspection) Patios, Carports, Etc.

New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2024
184
Mobilehome HCD MP 50 or MP 50ERBS Inspection (First Hour) Earthquake Bracing or All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Park Upgrades (Meter Pedestal, Etc.)
New
Fees April 1, 2024
Mobilehome HCD MP 50 or MP 50ERBS Inspection (Added 1/2 Hour) Earthquake Bracing All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
185
or Park Upgrades (Meter Pedestal, Etc.)
New
Fees April 1, 2024
186
Mobilehome HCD MP 50 or MP 50ERBS Inspection (Added 1 Hour) Earthquake Bracing or All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Park Upgrades (Meter Pedestal, Etc.)
New
Fees April 1, 2024
187
Mobilehome HCD MP 50 or MP SOERBS Inspection (Reinspection) Earthquake Bracing or All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Park Upgrades (Meter Pedestal, Etc.)
New
Fees April 1, 2024
188
Mobilehome Installation (set Down) In Mobilehome Park (1 Section) $82.00
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2024
189
Mobilehome Installation (Set Down) In Mobilehome Park (2 Sections) $307 54
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2024
190
Mobilehome Installation (Set Down) In Mobilehome Park (3 Sections) $203.00
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2024
191
Modular Unit (installation on Private Property)
192
Manufactured Home, installation on private property
$529.26
each
requires plan review
193
Mobile Office Trailer, Manufactured Homes/Commercial Coaches $401.71
requires plan review
194
Mobile Office Trailer, Multiple Section (5SU: "Mobile") $309.93
requires plan review
195 iMobile
Office Trailer, Single Wide (5SU: "Trailer")
$126.35
requires minor plan review
196
Modular Unit, installation on private property
$529.26
each
requires plan review
197
Temporary Residence or Office (Set Down) Recreational Vehicle Site $183.00
198
Temporary construction or sales trailer
$89.40
requires plan review
199
Permit
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$42.89
2%
$42.00
$5
$106.43
0%
$106.00
$14
$386.02
0%
$386.OD
$53
$106.43
D%
$106.00
$14
$66.16
0%
$66.00
$9
NA
NA
$223.00
NA
NA
NA
$54.00
NA
NA
NA
$109.00
NA
NA
NA
$238.00
$42
NA
NA
$51.00
NA
NA
NA
$102.00
NA
NA
NA
$238.00
NA
NA
NA
$238.00
NA
NA
NA
$51.00
NA
NA
NA
$102.00
NA
NA
NA
$223.00
NA
NA
NA
$238.00
$156
NA
NA
$340.00
$32
NA
NA
$442.00
$239
$614.31
0%
$614.00
$85
$466.26
0%
$466.00
$64
$359.73
0%
$359.00
$49
$146.66
0%
$146.00
$20
$614.31
0%
$614.00
$85
$212.41
0%
$212.00
$29
$103.77
1%
1$103.00
$14
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 49 163

#
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
unit
Notes
200
Garage (Detached), Masonry; up to 1,000 square feet
$662,76
each
requires plan review
201
Garage (Detached), Wood frame; up to 1,000 square feet
$401.71
each
requires plan review
202
Miscellaneous Permit and Inspection Fees - Minimum total fee for any permit $205.03
203
Plan Review
204
Plan Review
$183.57
hour
205
IMinor Plan Review
$91.79
206
PlanReview- Structural
$243.17hour
structural review
207
Engineering Plan Review Fee
$231.25
our
209
Engineering Minor Plan Review
$115.63
209
Setback/Planning Plan Review Fee
$227.68
hour
210
Setback/Planning Minor Plan Review Fee
$114.43
211
Plan Review as part of a Planning Conditional Use Permit, Final Development Plan, Planning Use Permit, Revision to Approved Action, Revision to Approved Action (Admin Approval), Special Use Permit, Special Use Permit - Biennial Renewal or Major Variance New
hour
Tied to Planning application, amount of
hours for each type of application are shown
in each planning case type
212
Plumbing
213
Building sewer
$192.38
each
214
Gas piping system
$182.38
each
215
Grease trap/interceptor
$158.54
requires plan review
216
Lawn sprinkler system on any one meter, including backflow protection devices $66.75
each
requires minor plan review
217
Plumbing fixture or trap (including water, drainage piping and backflow protection) $182.38
each
218
Private sewage lift station or sump pump
$160.92
each
requires minor plan review
219
Drain or Vent Piping
$158.54
each
220
Private Sewage Disposal System
g P Y
$158.54
each
Septic system or components (new or
repair), requires plan review
221
Storage Tank Aboveground
$170.46
requires plan review
222
Storage Tank Underground
$388.60
requires plan review
223
Vacuum breakers or backflow protection devices on tanks, vats etc or for installation on unprotected plumbing fixtures, including necessary water piping $158.54
each
224
Walk-in tub
$342.11
each
Replacement - No structural changes
225
Walk-in tub (replacement- with structural changes)
$293.24
each
requires plan review
226
Water distribution system on private property
$218.14
each
227
Water heater (New Installation, Relocation or Change of Type) $240.79
requires plan review
228
Water heater (Replacement - same type and location)
$205.03
229
Water piping/water treating equipment- installation, alteration or repair $342.11
230
Pool/Spa
231
Pool/Spa - Commercial
$939.31
each
requires plan review
232
Pool/Spa - Residential- fiberglass/vinyl-lined
$506.61
each
requires plan review
233
Pool/Spa - Residential- gunite
$644.88
each
requires plan review
234
Spa/Hot Tub - pre -manufactured
$185.96
each
requires plan review
235
Remodel
236
Residential Bathroom Remodel - no structural/wall changes, first 300 square feet $250.32
first 300 square feet, requires plan review
237
Additional bathroom remodel; 300 square feet, or fraction thereof $205.03
each 300 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 300 square feet
238
Residential Kitchen Remodel - no structural/wall changes, first 300 square feet $250.32
first 300 square feet, requires plan review
239
Additional kitchen remodel; 300 square feet, or fraction thereof $205.03
each 300 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 300 square feet
240
Residential - Multifamily
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee C
$769.27
0%
$769.00
$106
$466.26
0%
$466.00
$64
$237.97
0%
$237.00
$32
$213.07
0%
$213.00
$29
$106.53
1%
$106.00
$14
$282.25
0%
$282.00
$39
$268.41
0%
$268.01)
$37
$134.21
0%
$134.00
$18
$264.26
0%
$264.00
$36
$132.82
1%
$132.00
$18
$254.10
0%
$254.00
NA
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$184.01
0%
$184.00
$25
$77.48
1%
$77.00
$10
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$186.78
0%
$186.00
$25
$194,01
0%
$184.00
$25
$184.01
0%
$184.00
$25
$197.85
0%
$197.00
$27
$451.04
0%
$451.00
$62
$184.01
0%
$184.00
$25
$397.08
0%
$397.00
$55
$340.36
0%
$340.00
$47
$253.19
0%
$253.00
$35
$279.48
0%
$279.00
$38
$237.97
0%
$237.00
$32
$397.08
0%
$397.00
$55
$1,090.25
0%
$1,090.00
$151
$588.02
0%
$588.00
$81
$748.51
0%
$748.00
$103
$215.84
0%
$215.00
$29
$290.55
0%
$290.00
$40
$237.97
0%
$237.00
$32
$290.55
0%
$290.00
$40
$237.97
0%
$237.00
$32
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p
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
unit
Notes
241
First unit (total building sq. ft.) see Residential New per square foot table Residential -
New
Construction
Calculated Fee
sq ft
242
Units 2 - 4 additional 1-3 units above initial unit
( )
$981.03
each
Sum of individual electrical panel, HVAC,
water heater and water piping fees
243
Units 5 - 10 (additional 1-6 units above initial 4 units) $648.46
each

0.66 times full additional unit fee
244
Units 11 and above (additional units above initial 10 units) $491.11
each

0.50 times full additional unit fee
245
Roof
246
Roof Addition, Commercial, each 100 square feet, or fraction thereof $272.971
requires plan review
247
Roof Framing Replacement, first 100 square feet
$431.511
First 100 square feet
248
Roof framing replacement, each additional 100 square feet, or fraction thereof $128.74
each 100 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 100 square feet
249
Roof/Reroof - Commercial, > 2:12 pitch, first 3,000 square feet $374.29
First 3,000 square feet
250
Roof/Reroof- Commercial, > 2:12 pitch, each additional 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
$60.79
each 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 3,000 square feet
251
Roof/Reroof - Commercial, 5 2:12 pitch, first 3,000 square feet $649,65
First 3,000 square feet
252
Roof/Reroof - Commercial, 5 2:12 pitch, each additional 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
$1Z1.59
each 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 3,000 square feet
253
Roof/Reroof - Multi -Family Dwelling, > 2:12 pitch, first 3,000 square feet $342.11
First 3,000 square feet
254
Roof/Reroof - Multi -Family Dwelling, > 2:12 pitch, each additional 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
$60.79
each 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 3,000 square feet
255
Roof/Reroof- Multi -Family Dwelling, 5 2:12 pitch, first 3,000 square feet $586.47
First 3,000 square feet
256
Roof/Reroof - Multi -Family Dwelling, 5 2:12 pitch, each additional 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
$121.59
each 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 3,000 square feet
257
Roof/Reroof - Single -Family Dwelling, > 2:12 pitch, first 3,000 square feet $342.11
First 3,000 square feet
258
Roof/Reroof - Single -Family Dwelling, > 2:12 pitch, each additional 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
$60 79
each 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 3,000 square feet
259 1
Roof/Reroof -Single-Family Dwelling,:5 2:12 pitch, first 3,000 square feet $586.47
First 3,000 square feet
260
Roof/Reroof - Single -Family Dwelling, 5 2:12 pitch, each additional 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
$121.59
each 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 3,000 square feet
261
Roof/Reroof - Detached Accessory Structure, > 2:12 pitch, first 3,000 square feet $342.11
First 3,000 square feet
262
Roof/Reroof - Detached Accessory Structure; > 2:12 pitch, each additional 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
$60 79
each 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 3,000 square feet
263
Roof/Reroof- Detached Accessory Structure, 5 2:12 pitch, first 3,000 square feet $586.47
First 3,000 square feet
264
Roof/Reroof - Detached Accessory Structure; 5 2:12 pitch, each additional 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
$121.59
each 500 square feet, or fraction thereof
above first 3,000 square feet
265 IS81473
266
SB 1473 state building permit fee; assessed at the rate of one dollar ($1) per every twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000), or fraction thereof, in valuation Assessed
Set by state
267
Sign
268
Sign, Directional (First one)
$182.38
New or repair, requires minor plan review
269
Sign, Directional, each additional, same design, same property, same project $90.59
Each additional wall illuminated sign
270
Sign, monument (First one)
$451.78
each
New or repair, requires 1 hour plan review
271 Isign,
monument, each additional, same design, same property, same project $305.16
Each additional monument sign
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
Residential - New Construction
Calculated Fee
$0
$1,138.68
0%
$1,138.00
$157
$752.66
0%
$752.00
$104
$570.03
0%
$570.00
$79
$316.84
0%
$316.00
$43
$500.85
0%
$500.00
$68
$149.43
0%
$149.00
$20
$434.44
0%
$434.00
$60
$70.56
1%
$70.00
$9
$754.05
0%
$754.00
$104
$141.12
0%
$141.00
$19
$397,08
0%
$397.00
$55
$70.56
1%
$70.00
$9
$680.72
0%
$680.00
$94
$141.12
01/6
$141.00
$19
$397.08
0%
$397.00
$55
$70.56
1%
$70.00
$9
$680.72
0%
$680.00
$94
$141.12
0%
$141.00
$19
$397.08
0%
$397,00
$55
$70.56
1%
$70.00
$9
$680.72
0%
$680.00
$94
$141.12
0%
$141.00
$19
NA
NA
Assessed
$0
$211.69
0%
$211.00
$29
$105.15
0%
$105.00
$14
$524.37
0%
$524.00
$72
$354.19
0%
$354.00
$49
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Current
p
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
272
Sign, pole/billboard (First one)
$573.36
each
New or repair, requires 1 hour plan review
273
Sign, pole/billboard, each additional, same design, same property, same project $305.16
Each additional pole/billboard sign
274
Sign, wall illuminated (First one)
$183.57
each
New or repair, requires minor plan review
275
ISign, wall illuminated, each additional, same design, same property, same project $90.591
Each additional wall illuminated sign
276
SMIP
277
Strong Motion Instrumentation Program (SMIP) Fee, 1-3 Story Residential Assessed
Set by state; assessed at 0.00013 of
valuation, 50 cent ($0.50) minimum
278
Strong Motion Instrumentation Program (SMIP) Fee, Non -Residential or Over 3 Story Set by state; assessed at 0.00028 of
Residential
Assessed
valuation, S0 cent ($0.50) minimum
279
Solar
per CA Gov § 66015 (effective to 1/1/2034),
280
Solar Energy Permit, Commercial, first 50 kilowatts
$825.00
AB-1145, requires solar plan review
(Currently Min. $213 per hour)
281
Solar Energy Permit, Commercial, each additional kilowatt between 51 kilowatts to 250 $7.00
CA Gov 66015
kilowatts
per §
292
Solar Energy Permit, Commercial, each additional kilowatt above 250 kilowatts $15.00
per CA Gov § 66015
per CA Gov § 66015 (effective to 1/1/2034),
283
Solar Energy Permit, Residential ground mount, first 15 kilowatts $275.00
AB-1145, requires solar plan review
(Currently Min. $213 per hour)
284
Solar Energy Permit, Residential ground mount additional minimum structural plan $243.17
per CA Gov § 66015(a)(2) (Currently Min.
review fee
$282 per hour)
per CA Gov § 66015 (effective to 1/1/2034),
285
Solar Energy Permit, Residential rooftop, first 15 kilowatts $275.00
AB-1145, requires solar plan review
(Currently Min. $213 per hour)
286
Solar Energy Permit, Residential, each additional kilowatt above 15 kilowatts $15.00
per CA Gov § 66015
287
Solar Energy Permit, Residential water heater
$241.98
requires plan review (Currently Min. $213
per hour)
288
Solar Plan Review
$175.00
per CA Gov § 66015
289
Energy Storage System, Residential up to 3 batteries (When installed separate from PV $200.26
Requires Solar Plan review
installation)
290
Residential, Each additional 1-3 batteries (When installed separate from PV installation) $60.79
Each additional 1-3 batteries
Energy Storage System, Commercial/Multi-Family up to 3 batteries (When installed 291
separate from PV installation)
$262.24
Requires Solar Plan review
292
Commercial/Multi-Family Each additional 1-3 batteries (When installed separate from PV $60.79
batteries
installation)
Each additional 1-3
293 IStructural
294
Exterior Wall, Covering Replacement, first 400 square feet $433.90
each
first 400 square feet
295
Flag pole, over 20 ft in height
$468.46
each
requires plan review
296
Foundation Repair
$228.87
each
requires minor plan review
297
Retrofit foundation for a modular or mobile unit, or seismic ties added to a raised $113.24
each
requires minor plan review
foundation structure
299
Trash Enclosure
299
Trash Enclosure, City Standard
$342.11
each
requires minor plan review
300
Trash Enclosure, Custom up to 100linear feet
$342.11
each
requires plan review
301
Trash Enclosure, Custom over 100linear feet
$370.72
each
requires plan review
302 lWall
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee G
$665.50
0%
$665.00
$92
$354.19
0%
$354.00
$49
$213.07
0%
$213.00
$29
$105.15
0%
$105.00
$14
NA
NA
Assessed
$0
NA
NA
Assessed
$0
NA
NA
$787.00
-$38
NA
NA
$7.00
$0
NA
NA
$5.00
$0
NA
NA
$237.00
-$38
$282.25
0%
$282.00
$39
NA
NA
$237.00
-$38
NA
NA
$15.00
$0
NA
NA
$237.00
-$5
NA
NA
$213.00
$38
NA
NA
$237.00
$37
$70.56
1%
$70.00
$9
NA
NA
$787.00
$525
$70.56
1%
$70.00
$9
$503.62
0%
$503.00
$69
$543.74
0%
$543.00
$75
$265.65
0%
$265.00
$36
$131.44
0%
$131.00
$18
$397.08
0%
$397.00
$55
$397.08
0%
$397.00
$55
$430.29
0%
$430.00
$59
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 52 166

BUILDINGr SAFETY
Current
ff
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
303
Fence Wall, non -mason over 6 feet in height; first 100linear feet / non -masonry, g
$228.87
First 100 linear feet, requires minor plan
review and structural review
304
Fence/Wall, non -masonry; each additional 100 linear feet, or fraction thereof $69.14
each 100 linear feet, or fraction thereof
above first 100 linear feet
305
Wall: Freestanding block, City handout; first 300 linear feet $478.00
First 300 linear feet, requires plan review
306
Wall: Freestanding block, masonry; each additional 100 linear feet, or fraction thereof $60.79
each 100 linear feet, or fraction thereof
above first 300 linear feet
307
Wall: Retaining using City, ICC, IAPMO handout; first 50 linear feet $369.53
First 50 linear feet, requires plan review
308
Retaining Wall using City Standard; each additional 50 linear feet, or fraction thereof $45.30
each 50 linear feet, or fraction thereof above
first 50 linear feet
309
Wall: Retaining, custom; first 50 linear feet
$733.09
First 50 linear feet, requires plan review
310
Retaining Wall Custom; each additional 50 linear feet, or fraction thereof $60.79
each 50 linear feet, or fraction thereof above
first 50 linear feet
311
Wall: Pilaster per City handout, first pilaster
$102.51
First pilaster, requires plan review
312
Wall: Pilaster, each additional pilaster
$45.30
each
Each pilaster after first pilaster
313
Mobilehome
314
HCD MH 415 Inspection
315
First inspection
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2024
316
Added 1/2 hour to inspection
le w
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2025
317
Added hour to inspection
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2026
318
Reinspection
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2027
319
HCD MP 50 or MP SOERBS
320
First inspection
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2027
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$265.65
0%
$265.00
$36
$80.25
0%
$80.00
$11
$554.81
0%
$554.00
$76
$70.56
1%
$70.00
$9
$428.91
0%
$428.00
$58
$52,58
1%
$52.00
$7
$850.90
0%
$850.00
$117
$70,56
1%
$70.00
$9
$118.99
1%
$118.00
$15
$52.58
1%
$52.00
$7
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
,
and Standards (currently $238)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $51)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $102)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $238)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $238)
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 53 167

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
321
Added 1/2 hour to inspection
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2027
322
Added 1 hour to inspection
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2027
323
Reinspection
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2027
324
Plan Check
.

Plan check fees apply individually to each
325
Minimum first hour
New
type of MHP installation. Fees for Alternate
Plans and Standard Plans are the same (HCD
4/1/24)
Plan check fees apply individually to each
326
Added 1/2 hour to review
New
type of MHP installation. Fees for Alternate
Plans and Standard Plans are the same (HCD
4/1/24)
Plan check fees apply individually to each
327
Added 1 hour to review
New
type of MHP installation. Fees for Alternate
Plans and Standard Plans are the same (HCD
4/1/24)
Plan check fees apply individually to each
328
Alternate Approval
New
type of MHP installation. Fees for Alternate
Plans and Standard Plans are the same (HCD
4/1/24)
Plan check fees apply individually to each
329
Standard Plan Approval
New
type of MHP installation. Fees for Alternate
Plans and Standard Plans are the same (HCD
4/1/24)
330
MH Installation
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee C
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $51)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $102)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $238)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $223)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $54)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $109)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $223)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $223)
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 54 168

BUILDING AND SAFFrY
Current
p
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
331
1 Section
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2027
332
2 Sections
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2027
333
3 Sections
New
All MHP Building Fees are per CA HCD Permit
Fees April 1, 2027
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee C
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $238)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $340)
Set by the State of California
NA
NA
Housing and Community
NA
Development Division of Codes
and Standards (currently $442)
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 55 169

BUILDING PERMIT FEES - CONSTRUCTION TYPES: II B, III B, IV B, V B cat occupancy
square
Current Plan Check Cost New Construction Fee Schedule
Current Building Permit Cost New Construction Fee Schedule Footage
1 $1,994.96 +
$0.42 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft $2,583.63 +
$0.48 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq It 1,000
$2,698.10 +
$0.20 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft $3,384.88 +
$0.48 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft Commercial
5,000
$4,038.97 +
$0.22 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 9,999 sq ft $6,606.24 +
$0.35 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft 10,000
$5,857.32 +
$0.13 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 19,999 sq ft $9,582.33 +
$0.24 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 19,999 sq ft 20,000
$8,012.52 +
$0.06 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 49,999 sq ft $13,686.70 +
$0.14 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 49,999 sq ft 50,000
$11,037.66 +
$0.05 per sq ft for each sq ft
$20,669.04 +
$0.11 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $1,111.94 +
$0.15 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft $1,766.03 +
$0.39 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft 800
$1,308.17 +
$0.15 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,249 sq ft $2,289.29 +
$1.04 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,249 sq ft Tenant
1,250
$1,422.63 +
$0.27 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 2,499 sq ft $3,074.19 +
$0.36 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 2,499 sq ft Improvements
2,500
$1,978.60 +
$0.16 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft $3,826.39 +
$0.26 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft 5,000
$2,649.04 +
$0.07 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 12,499 sq It $4,905.63 +
$0.18 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 12,499 sq ft 12,500
$3,483.00 +
$0.05 per sq ft for each sq ft
$7,152.22 +
$0.15 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $1,766.03 +
$0.05 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft $2,240.24 +
$0.12 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft Residential -
800
$1,831.43 +
$0.27 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,199 sq ft $2,403.76 +
$0.17 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,199 sq ft 1,200
$2,011.31 +
$0.06 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,999 sq ft $2,518.22 +
$0.23 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 2,999 sq ft New (Single
Residential/
2,000
$2,093.07 +
$0.22 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 2,999 sq ft $2,828.91 +
$0.25 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 2,999 sq ft First Multi-
3,000
$2,469.17 +
$0.28 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 3,999 sq ft $3,254.07 +
$0.4D per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 3,999 sq ft Family Unit)
4,000
$2,943.38 +
$0.18 per s ft for each s ft, u to and including 5,999 s ft q q p B q
$3,924.50 +
$0.17 per sq ft for each sq ft, up To and including 5,999 sq ft 6,000
$3,532.05 +
$0.11 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 9,999 sq ft $4,496.83 +
$0.12 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft 10,000
$4,267.90 +
$0.11 per sq ft for each sq ft
$5,281.73 +
$0.22 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $1,177.35 +
$0.07 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 299 sq It $1,455.34 +
$0.07 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 299 sq ft 300
$1,210.05 +
$0.19 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 499 sq ft $1,488.04 +
$0.24 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 499 sq ft Residential-
500
$1,275.46 +
$0.36 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft $1,569.80 +
$0.39 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft Addition
Soo
$1,455.34 +
$0.17 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,499 sq ft $1,766.03 +
$0.14 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,499 sq ft 1,500
$1,651.56 +
$0.23 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,999 sq ft $1,929.55 +
$0.10 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,999 sq ft 2,000
$1,947.79 +
$0.20 per sq ft for each sq ft
$2,011.31 +
$0.08 per sq It for each sq ft
1 $752.20 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 299 sq ft $1,046.53 +
$0.10 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 299 sq ft 300
$752.20 +
$0.49 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 499 sq ft $1,095.59 +
$0.39 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 499 sq ft Residential -
500
$915.72 +
$0.26 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq It $1,226.42 +
$0.26 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft Remodel
80D
$1,046.53 +
$0.18 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,499 sq ft $1,357.22 +
$0.19 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 1,499 sq ft 1,500
$1,259.11 +
$0.14 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,999 sq ft $1,586.15 +
$0.14 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,999 sq ft 2,000
$1,373.58 +
$0.12 per sq ft for each sq ft
$1,700.62 +
$0.00 per sq It for each sq ft
1 $294.34 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 399 sq h $408.80 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 399 sq ft Garage-
400
$294.34 +
$0.05 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 599 sq ft $408.80 +
$0.05 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 599 sq ft attached and
600
$310.69 +
$0.05 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft $425.15 +
$0.10 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft built at same
"
1,000
$343.39 +
$0.04 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,499 sq ft $490.56 +
$0.04 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,499 sq ft time as
1,500
$376.10 +
$0.03 per sq ft for each sq ft
$523.27 +
$0.03 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $1,978.60 +
$0.31 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft $2,436.46 +
$0.44 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft 1,000
$2,501.87 +
$0.11 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft $3,172.31 +
$0.34 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft Industrial
51000
$3,237.71 +
$0.14 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 9,999 sq ft $5,445.25 +
$0.27 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft 10,000
$4,431.42 +
$0.13 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 19,999 sq ft $7,701.83 +
$0.18 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 19,999 sq ft 20,000
$6,573.54 +
$0.04 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 49,999 sq ft 530,776.03 +
$0.09 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 49,999 sq ft 501000
$8,699.31 +
$0.03 per sq ft for each sq ft
$15,076.63 +
$0.07 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $1,667,91 +
$0.15 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft $2,305.64 +
$0.37 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft 1,000
$1,913.19 +
$0.09 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft $2,927.02 +
$0.15 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,9995q ft Shell Building
5,000
$2,501.87 +
$0.07 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft $3,908.15 +
$0.23 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft 10,000
$3,057.84 +
$0.10 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 19,999 sq ft $5,854.05 +
$0.17 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 19,999 sq ft 20,000
$4,660.35 +
$0.02 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 49,999 sq ft $8,633.90 +
$0.08 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 49,999 sq ft 50,000
$5,903.10 +
$0.02 per sq ft for each sq ft
$12,591.11 +
$0.05 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $817.60 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 199 sq ft $1,111.94 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 199 sq ft Garage,
Workshop,
200
$817.60 +
$0.04 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft $1,111.94 +
$0.06 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 999 sq ft 1,000
$866.66 +
$0.04 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 3,499 sq ft $1,193.70 +
$0.08 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,499 sq ft Storage
1,500
$899.37 +
$0.03 per sq ft for each sq ft
$1,259.11 +
$0,06 per sq ft for each sq ft
56 02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 170

OBC Occupancy
square
Suggested Plan Check Cost New Construction Fee Schedule Suggested Building Permit Cost New Construction Fee Schedule Footage
1 $2,315.53 +
$0.95 persgft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft $2,998.80 +
$0.93 per sq It for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft 1,000
$3,131.66 +
$0.45 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft $3,928.81 +
$0.93 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft Commercial
51000
$4,688.00 +
$0.49 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft $7,667.82 +
$0.69 per sq ft for each sq k, up to and including 9,999 sq ft 10,000
$6,798,55 +
$0.29 per sq h for each sq ft, up to and including 19,999 sq ft $11,122.14 +
$0.48 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 19,999 sq ft 20,000
$9,300.08 +
$0.14 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 49,999 sqh $15,886.06 +
$0.27 per sq ft for each sq It, up to and including 49,999 sq ft 50,000
$12,811.34 +
$0.11 per sq ft for each sq ft
$23,990.41 +
$0.22 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $1,290.62 +
$0.33 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 799 sq ft $2,049.81 +
$0.76 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft 800
$1,518.38 +
$0.34 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,249 sq ft $2,657.17 +
$2.02 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,249 sq ft Tenant
1,250
$1,651.24 +
$0.60 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 2,499 sq ft $3,568.19 +
$0.70 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 2,499 sq ft Improvements
2,500
$2,296.55 +
$0.36 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 4,999 sq ft $4,441.26 +
$0.50 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft 5,000
$3,074.72 +
$0.15 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 12,499 sq ft $5,693.93 +
$0.35 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 12,499 sq ft 12,50D
$4,042.69 +
$0.12 per sq ft for each sq ft
$8,313.13 +
$0.29 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $2,049.81 +
$0.11 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft $2,6DO.23 +
$0.24 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft Residential-
goo
$2,125.73 +
$0.61 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,199 sq ft $2,790.02 +
$0.33 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1, 199 sq ft New (Single
1,200
$2,334.51 +
$0.14 per sq ft for each sq ft, up io and lnrhding 1,999 sq ft $2,922.88 +
$445 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,999 sq ft Residential/
2,000
$2,429.41 +
$0.51 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 2,999 sq ft $3,283.50 +
$0.49 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 2,999 sq ft First Multi-
3,000
$2,865.94 +
$0.64 per sq k for each sq ft, up to and Including 3,999 sq ft $3,776.97 +
$0.78 per sq k for each sq ft, up to and including 3,999 sq k Family unit)
4,000
$3,416,36 +
$0.40 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 5,999 sq ft $4,555.14 +
$0.33 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 5,999 sq ft 6,000
$4,099.63 +
$0.25 per sq ft for each sq k, up to and Including 9,999 sq ft $5,219.43 +
$0.23 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft SO,DDO
$4,953.72 +
$0.25 per sq ft for each sq ft
$6,130.46 +
$0.23 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $1,366.54 +
$0.15 persq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 299 sq ft $2,689.20 +
$0.13 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 299 sq ft 300
$1,4D4.50 +
$0.44 per sgftfor each sq ft, up to and including 499 sq ft $1,727.16 +
$0.47 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 499 sq ft Residential-
Soo
$1,480.42 +
$0.91 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft $1,822.06 +
$0.76 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 so, ft Addition
Soo
$1,689.20 +
$0.38 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,499 sq ft $2,D49.81 +
$0.27 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,499 sq ft 1,500
$1,916.96 +
$0.53 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,999 sq ft $2,239.61 +
$0.19 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,999 sq ft 2,000
S2,144.71 +
SO.46 per sq ft for each sq ft
$2,334.51 +
$0.16 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $873.07 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 299 sq ft $1,214.70 +
$0.19 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 299 sq ft 300
$873.07 +
$1.10 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and incuding 499 sq ft $1,271.64 +
$036 per sgftfor each sq ft, up to and including 499 sq ft Residential-
SOO
$1,062.87 +
$0.59 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft $1,423.48 +
$0.51 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 799 sq ft Remodel
Soo
$1,214.70 +
$0.41 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,499 sq ft $1,575.32 +
$0.38 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,499 sq ft 1,500
$1,461.44 +
$0.31 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 1,999 sq ft $1,941.04 +
$0.27 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,999 sq ft 2,000
$1,594.30 +
$0.27 per sq ft for each sq ft
$1,973.89 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft
Garage-
1 $341.64 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 399 sq ft $474.49 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 399 sq ft attacheda and
attached and
4DO
$341.64 +
$0.11 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 599 sq ft $474.49 +
$0.09 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 599 sq ft built at
BOO
$360.62 +
$0.11 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 999 sq ft $493.47 +
$0.19 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft time as SFD
1,000
$398.57 +
$0.09 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,499 sq ft $569.39 +
$0.08 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,499 sq ft 1,500
$436.53 +
$0.07 per sq ft for each sq ft
$607.35 +
$0.06 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $2,296.55 +
$0.71 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 999 sq ft $2,827.98 +
$0,85 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft 1,D00
$2,903.90 +
$0.25 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 4,999 sq ft $3,682.07 +
$0.66 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 4,999 sq ft Industrial
5,000
$3,757.99 +
$0.32 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft $6,320.26 +
$0.52 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft 10,000
$5,143.51 +
$0.29 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 19,999 sq ft $8,939.47 +
$0.36 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 19,999 sq ft 20,000
$7,629.86 +
$0.10 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 49,999 sq ft $12,507.66 +
$0.17 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 49,999 sq ft 50,000
$10,097.23 +
$0.08 per sq ft for each sq ft
$17,499.34 +
$0.14 per sq ft for each sq ft
1 $1,935.94 +
$0.33 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 999 sq ft $2,676.15 +
$0.72 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 999 sq ft 1,000
$2,220.63 +
$0.20 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft $3,397.39 +
$0.28 per sgftfor each sq ft, up to and including 4,999 sq ft Shell Building
5,000
$2,903.90 +
$0.15 persq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 9,999 sq ft $4,536.16 +
$0.45 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 9,999 sq ft 10,000
$3,549.21 +
$0.22 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 19,999 sq ft $6,794.75 +
$0.32 per sq ft for each sq 1% up to and Including 19,999 sq ft 20,000
$5,409.73 +
$0.06 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 49,999 sq ft $10,021.31 +
$0.15 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 49,999 sq ft 501000
$6,851.69 +
$0.05 per sq ft for each sq ft
$14,614,41 +
$0.13 per sq ft for each sq ft
Garage,
1 $949.99 +
$0,00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 199 sq ft $1,290.62 +
$0.00 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 199 sq ft Workshop,
2DO
$948.99 +
$0.08 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft $1,290.62 +
$0.12 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and including 999 sq ft Storage
1,000
$1,005.93 +
$0.09 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,499 sq ft $1,385.52 +
$0.15 per sq ft for each sq ft, up to and Including 1,499 sq ft 1,500
$1,043.89 +
$0.07 per sq ft for each sq ft
$2,461.44 +
$0.12 per sq ft for each sq ft
57 02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 1
171

ATTACHMENT 3
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 172

Appendix D — Cost Recovery Analysis (without IT
Overhead included)
The following tables provide the results of the analysis, the resulting full cost recovery amount for each fee excluding only support costs from Information Technology within the fully burdened hourly rate calculations, and the adjusted recommended fees without such cost included. Program cost analysis fees such as the Building Permit that do not utilize fully burdened hourly rates to determine full cost, or the suggested fees remain unchanged from those listed in Appendix C.

W" ILLDAN
58 Comprehensive User Fee Study
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda
173

#
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 C&D Admin Fee (Franchise Haul)
$68.00
2 C&D Admin Fee (Self Haul)
$94.00
3 C&D Deposit
Set by Ordinance
Based on square footage of project
4 Bingo License
$50.00
CA Penal Code Part 1, Title 9, Chapter 9 -
Lotteries § 326.5(1): fee shall not exceed $50
5 Copying - CD/DVD Copy Fee
$25.03
each
6 Copying - Certification
$40.53
7 lCopying - General Copying
$1.48
sheet
8 Copying - Postage
Actual Cost
Based on Post Office charges per ounce
9 Copying - Flash Drive
New
each
10 Notary Fee
New
11 Candidate Filing Fee
New
California Election Code Section 10228
12 Initiative Petition Processing
New
California Election Code Section 9202(b)
13 Subpoena - Fee for Documents
New
Evidence Code 1563(b)
14 Subpoena - Search fee
Certification of no records
New
15 Subpoena - Witness Fee - City
Staff
New
California Government Code Section 68096.1(b)
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
$68.00
$0
NA
NA
$94.00
$0
NA
NA
Set by
Ordinance
$0
$81.43
39%
$50.00
$0
$25.00
0%
$25.00
$0
NA
NA
$40.53
$0
NA
NA
1$1.48
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
$10.00
NA
NA
NA
$15.00
NA
NA
NA
$25.00
NA
NA
NA
$200.00
NA
NA
NA
$15.00
NA
NA
NA
$15.00
NA
NA
NA
$275 plus
travel
expenses
NA
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 59 174

CODE ENFORCEMENT
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 Administrative Citation - first offense within 1 year $100.00
2 Administrative Citation - second offense if same
$200.00
violation remains uncorrected for additional 15 days
3 Administrative Citation - third offense if same violation $500.00
remains uncorrected for additional 15 days
4 jAdministrative Citation - Penalty
10%
accrue interest at 10% per year until paid
5 Non -Refundable Citation Processing Fee
$31.38
6 Political Sign Violation, Small (1-8 Square Feet)
$78.67
7 Political Sign Violation, Large (9-32 Square Feet)
$112.05
50% reduction of fee for new business when
8 Temporary Sign Permit
$260.00
paired with a permanent sign registration
action.
9 Vacant Commercial or Residential Structure
$262.00
Only four (4) yard sales per calendar year are
10 Other -Yard Sale Permit
$3.79
permitted. The first permit is free. The
second, third, and fourth permits are at
defined fee each.

Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$331.81
70%
$100.00
$0
$214.19
7%
$200.00
$0
NA
NA
$500.00
$0
NA
NA
10%
$0
$47.72
34%
$31.38
$0
NA
INA
$78.67
$0
NA
NA
$112.05
$0
NA
NA
$260.00
$0
NA
NA
$262.00
$0
$9.52
47%
$5.00
$1
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Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 Administration
2 Returned Check Fee/Stop Payment Fee
1st: $25,
Civil Code 1719
2nd+: $35
3 General
Attorney Review of Projects, Code Enforcement Cases,
Hourly rate based on City
4 and Developments
New
Council approved contract
amount
5 Credit Card Convenience Fee
New
When third party charge not
applicable
6 Credit Card Chargeback Fee
New
1st: $25,
2nd & each subsequent: $35
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
1st: $25,
2nd+: $35
$0
NA
NA
Hourly Rate
NA

3.5%
0%

3.5%
NA
$72.31
65%
$25.00
NA
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 61 176

#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 False Alarm Fee's (Third Offense)
$56.00
2 False Alarm Fee's (Fourth Offense)
$95.00
3 False Alarm Fee (Fifth and Subsequent)
$125.00
4 City Area Vehicle Release Fee
New
5 Police Reports
$26.00
6 Firearm Storage Fee's:
7 First Firearm
New
8 Each Additional
New
9 Per Day Storage
New
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
$56.00
$0
NA
NA
$95.00
$0
NA
NA
$125.00
$0
NA
NA
$195.00
NA
NA
NA
$26.00
$0
NA
NA
$80.00
NA
NA
NA
$39.00
NA
NA
NA
$2.00
NA
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 62 177

#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
Business/ Tenant / Property
Includes review and processing of City or
1 Owner Assistance Program
New
Regional grant/loan programs (e.g., Facade
Application Review
Improvement Programs). Waived if funded.

For grant applicants or developers seeking City
Letter of Support / Endorsement
letters of support for regional/state/federal
2 Request
New
programs. Includes staff time to evaluate project
and draft letter.

For applicants requesting public -private
Economic Incentive Agreement
partnership, sales tax sharing, TOT tax or other
3 Processing
New
Deposit
p
incentive(s). Cost -recovery basis; balance may
be refunded or additional cost billed.

Custom reports on demographics, consumer
Market Data Report Request
spending, property inventory, or trade area
4 (Custom)
New
hour
analysis. Publicly available reports remain free
of charge.

Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$117.98
15%
$100.00
NA
$157.31
5%
$150.00
NA
$1,258.45
5%
$1,200.00
NA
$157.31
5%
$150.00
NA
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 63 178

q
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 Inspection/Encroachment
2 Driveway Approach Encroachment/Inspection
$308.73
each
3 Interdepartmental Fee (for mobile home set down)
$203.84
4 NPDES
$772.43
5 Oversize Load Encroachment
$96.55
6 Storm Drain & BMP Encroachment/Inspection, first 100 ft $1,648.57
7 Storm Drain & BMP Encroachment/inspection, each additional ft per 100 ft p
$1,546.051inearfoot
calculated rate at fee per 100 LF
storm drain
8 Street Improvement Encroachment/Inspection, first 1,000 ft $1,751.08
9 Street Improvement Encroachment/Inspection, each additional ft per 1,00 ft
$1,546.05
linear foot
calculated rate at fee per 1,000 ft of
street improvements
10 Utility Encroachment/Inspection, first day
$729.52
11 UtilityEncroachment/Inspection, each additional da Y $257.48
day
calculated rate at fee per inspection
day
12 Internal Processes
13 Easement Vacation
$2,722.58
14 Hauling Material Permit, first 1,000 cubic yards
$249.13
15 HaulingMaterial Permit, each additional cubic and per 1,000 cubic yards y p y
$197.88
cubic yard
calculated rate at fee per 1,000 CYs of
material
16 Map Recordation
County Rate
17 Offers of Dedication
$1,276.66
When required by development.
18 Street Light Authorization (New Street Light(s) as required for new development)
New
When required by development.
19 Land Use and Development Regulations
20 Other - Certificate of Compliance - For property subdivided on or before March 4, 1972
$500.00
Set by county
21 ILandscape and Erosion Control
22 Grading Site Plan (Landscape Requirements Only, Not a Full Landscape Permit/Plan Review)
$57.22
Minor Plan Review (Equal to 1/2
Hour)
23 Map Check
24 Deferred Monumentation
Variable
Deposit
:County
Cash deposit required
25 Final Parcel Map (City)
,277.00
Cash deposit required
26 Final Parcel Map (County)
Rate
27 Final Tract Map (City)
$1,277.00
Cash deposit required. May be
discussed with City Engineer
28 Final Tract Map (County)
County Rate
29 Record of Survey checking fee
County Rate
30 Plan Check
31 Additional Plan Check
25%
25% of initial plan check fee per
additional plan check (after 3 plan
checks)
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$327.99
0%
$327.00
$18
$195.71
0%
$195.00
-$9
$837.19
0%
$837.00
$65
$99.40
0%
$99.00
$2
$1,772.24
0%
$1,772.00
$123
$1,674.39
0%
$1,674.00
$128
$1,870.10
0%
$1,870.00
$119
$1,674.39
0%
$1,674.00
$128
$764.57
0%
$764.00
$34
$279.06
0%
$279.00
$22
$2,899.29
0%
$2,899.00
$176
$263.59
0%
$263.00
$14
$214.66
0%
$214.00
$16
NA
NA
County Rate
$0
$1,377.99
0%
$1,377.00
$100
$249.67
0%
$249.00
NA
NA
NA
$500.00
$0
$150.26
0%
$150.00
$93
NA
NA
Variable
Deposit
$0
NA
NA
$1,277.00
$0
NA
NA
County Rate
$0
NA
NA
$1,277.00
$0
NA
NA
County Rate
$0
NA
NA
County Rate
$0
NA
NA
25% 1$0
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 64 179

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
32 Application Review (Admin)
$101.32
33 Drainage Plan Check
$3,008.66
34 Geology Plan Check
$3,338.85
35 Grading Improvement Plan Check; base
$1,192.02
36 GradingImprovement Plan Check; 0 to 5,000 cubic yards P y
$554.29
cubic yard
calculated rate at fee per 500 CYs
gross material
calculated rate at fee per 5,000 CYs
37 Grading Improvement Plan Check; 5,001 to 50,000 cubic yards $554.29
cubic yard
gross material, additional to first
5,000 CYs
calculated rate at fee per 10,000 CYs
38 Grading Improvement Plan Check; 50,001 to 200,000 cubic yards $554.29
cubic yard
gross material, additional to first
50,000 CYs
calculated rate at fee per 10,000 CYs
39 Grading Improvement Plan Check; 200,001+ cubic yards $416.02
cubic yard
gross material, additional to first
200,000 CYs
40 Storm Drain Plan Check, first 1,000 ft
$2,301.79
41 Storm Drain Plan Check; each additional ft per 1,000 ft p
$1,665.25
linear foot
calculated rate at fee per 1,000 LF
storm drain improvements
42 Street Improvement Plan Check, first 1,000 ft
$2,301.79
43 Street Improvement Plan Check, each additional ft per 1,000 ft p p
$1,665.25
linear foot
calculated rate at fee per 1,000 LF
street improvements
44 WQMP Plan Check
$3,008.66
45 On -Site Utility Plan Check (Street Improvements, Storm Drain, etc.) New
When required by development.
46 Encroachment
47 Encroachment Permit for Uptown Sidewalk Dining
$101.00
48 Encroachment Permit for Uptown Sidewalk Dining Annual Renewal $101.00
49 Encroachment Permit for Permanent Private Improvements $410.00
50 General Encroachment Permit
$101.00
plus cost per
linear foot
same as street improvement fee
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$97.86
1%
$97.00
-$4
NA
NA
$3,008.66
$0
$3,609.40
0%
$3,609.00
$270
$1,244.85
0%
$1,244.00
$52
$601.05
0%
$601.00
$47
$601.05
0%
$601.00
$47
$601.05
0%
$601.00
$47
$450.78
0%
$450.00
$34
$2,446.94
0%
$2,446.00
$144
$1,803.14
0%
$1,803.00
$138
$2,446.94
0%
$2,446.00
$144
$1,803.14
0%
$1,803.00
$138
$3,165.87
0%
$3,165.00
$156
$1,244.85
0%
$1,244.00
NA
$636.58
0%
$636.00
$535
$97.86
1%
$97.00
-$4
$496.24
0%
$496.00
$86
$1,845.89
0%
$1,845.00
$1,744
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 65 180

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
1 Actual Cost Deposits and Collection of Additional Money and Refund Policy 2 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Administrative Coordinator FBHR of
Personnel
3 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Administrative Secretary FBHR of
Personnel
4 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - City Planner
FBHR of
Personnel
5 Actual Cost Rates -General Plan -Community Development Director FBHR of
Personnel
6 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - General Plan Technician FBHR of
Personnel
7 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Intern
FBHR of
Personnel
8 Actual Cost Rates -General Plan -Office Specialist
FBHR of
Personnel
9 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Planner I
FBHR of
Personnel
10 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Planner II
FBHR of
Personnel
11 Actual Cost Rates - General Plan - Senior Office Specialist FBHR of
Personnel
12 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Administrative Coordinator FBHR of
Personnel
13 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Administrative Secretary FBHR of
Personnel
14 Actual Cost Rates -Planning -City Planner
FBHR of
Personnel
15 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Community Development Director FBHR of
Personnel
16 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Intern
FBHR of
Personnel
17 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Office Specialist
FBHR of
Personnel
18 Actual Cost Rates -Planning -Planner I
FBHR of
Personnel
19 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Planner II
FBHR of
Personnel
20 Actual Cost Rates - Planning - Planning Technician
FBHR of
Personnel
21 Land Use and Development Regulations
22 AGRICULTURAL PRESERVE AND LAND CONSERVATION
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
FBHR of
NA
NA
$0
Personnel
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 66 181

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
Agricultural Preserve and Land Conservation Contracts - Establish a 23 Land Conservation Contract
Actual Cost
$1,000 initial deposit
Agricultural Preserve and Land Conservation Contracts - Disestablish 24 or Reduce an Agricultural Preserve, Cancel a Land Conservation Actual Cost
$5,000 initial deposit
Contract, including a General Plan Amendment
25 Annexation, Detachment, Formation, and Reorganization or Cities and District
Actual Cost
26 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
27 Certificate of Compliance - For property subdivided after March 4, 1972
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit
28 Certificate of Compliance - Subdivisions of 5 or more lots $3,679.77
29 SITE DESIGN LAND USE PLANNING APPLICATIONS
Multi -Application Discount: Any
Combination of Concurrently Filed
30 Concurrently Filed Applications - Any Combination of Concurrently Applications will pay the initial base
Filed Applications pertaining to the same project
PP P g P 1
Actual Cost
application cost and receive a 20%
discount on additional applications
pertaining to the same Project
31 Conditional Use Permit
$10,740.11
32 Final Development Plan
P
$10,876.01
Final development plan follows
conditional use permit processing
33 Planning Use Permit
$7,634.§0
34 Revision to Approved Action
$9,015.26
Revision to Approved Actions (Specificfor

CUP/PUP/FDP/TTM)
35 Revision to Approved Action (Admin Approval)
New
36 Special Use Permit
$2,626.02
37 Special Use Permit - Biennial Renewal
$367.14
Typically does not require additional
Public Hearing
38 Major Variance
$7,199.81
39 Density Bonus Application/Agreement
$1,457.84
plus attorney cost & County Recorder
Fees
40 Development Agreement
New
plus attorney cost & County Recorder
Fees
41 Development Agreement Monitoring
New
plus attorney cost
Additional Fee to CUP/PUP/FDP/LUCR Application - Per Unit after first 42 20
$36.95
Unit
43 Additional Fee to CUP/PUP/FDP Application - Per Acre after 5 acres $1,085.93
acre
44 SITE DESIGN LAND USE PLANNING APPLICATIONS
Charged for each entitlement plan
45 Entitlement Plan Check
$854.68
check after the 3rd redline has been
provided (Also applies for Subdivision
Applications)
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$3,786.47
0%
$3,786.00
$106
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$11,645.28
0%
$11,645.00
$905
$11,645.28
0%
$11,645.00
$769
$8,230.87
0%
$8,230.00
$595
$6,886.01
0%
$6,886.00
-$2,129
$1,607.97
0%
$1,607.00
NA
$2,800.99
0%
$2,800.00
$174
$747.86
0%
$747.00
$380
$7,429.19
0%
$7,429.00
$229
$1,583.19
0%
$1,583.00
$125
$7,939.82
0%
$7,939.00
NA
$1,541.21
0%
$1,541.00
NA
$150.90
1%
$150.00
$113
$111.60
1%
$111.00
-$975
$842.07
0%
$842.00
-$13
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 67 182

Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
46 Extension of Time -To the City Council
$1,802.34
47 Appeal to the Planning Commission
$1,530.56
48 Appeal to the City Council
$2,437.68
49 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
Environmental Impact Report and Related Documents (Coordination, 10% of contract
50 Preparation, and Processing)
cost
51 Environmental Review- Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) Review 10% of contract
cost
52 Mitigation Monitoring Program
Actual Cost
$1,000 initial deposit
53 Environmental Review (Non -Land Use Application)
Actual Cast
$2,000 initial deposit
54 POLICY DECISION PLANNING APPLICATIONS
Minor amendments are mapping or
textual changes that do not create the
need for extension of urban services
55 Minor - General Plan Amendment to Text, Circulation Map, Health and $19,860.27
to an area. May include attorney cost.

SafetyConsiderations Ma or Resource Ma
p, P•
Include ma Aping or textual changes
that do not create the need for
extension of urban services to an
area.
$20,000 initial deposit; major
amendments are any changes to the
goals, policies, or action that would
alter the basic policy directions
previously set forth within the plan; a
major amendment is also a change
that would create substantial
extension of an OLUD expanding
Major - General Plan Amendment to Text, Circulation Map, Health and urban areas and creating the need for
56 Safety Considerations Map, or Resource Map.

Actual Cost
extensions of urban services. Include
any changes to the goals, policies, or
action that would alter the basic
policy directions previously set forth
within the plan; a major amendment
is also a change that would create
substantial extension of an OLUD
expanding urban areas and creating
the need for extensions of urban
services.
57 JPreliminary Development Plan
Actual Cost
1$20,000
initial deposit
58 ISpecific Plan Amendment
Actual Costj
J$20,000
initial deposit
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$2,111.82
0%
$2,111.00
$309
$1,831.48
0%
$1,831.00
$300
$4,167.61
0%
$4,167.00
$1,729
NA
NA
10% of
contract cost
$0
NA
NA
10% of
contract cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$20,262.91
0%
$20,262.00
$402
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
INA JActual
Cost
$0
NA
INA JActual
Cost 150
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q
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
59 Development Code Amendment - Applicant Initiated
$15,431.91
60 Subdivision - Tract Map (For five (5) or more parcels) $10,967.79
61 Vesting Tentative Tract Map
Actual Cost
$10,000 initial deposit
62 Additional fee to TTM - per lot after first 20 lots
$59.60
63 Minor Subdivision - Tentative Parcel Map (TPM for four (4) or fewer parcels plus remainder) and SB-9 Lot Splits
$6,833.86
64 Minor Subdivision - Tentative Parcel Map (For five (5) five or more parcels for Commercial uses)
$9,394.32
65 1 Lot Line Adjustment
$3,357.92
plus County Recorder Fees
66 Lot Merger - Applicant Initiated
$2,105.111
plus County Recorder Fees
67 Reversion to Acreage
Actual Cost
$3,000 initial deposit
68 ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW PLANNING APPLICATIONS
69 Land Use Compliance Review
$1,938.23
70 Land Use Compliance Review - ADU
New
71 Land Use Compliance - Freestanding signs
$1,598.50
72 1 Home Occupation Permit -Standard
$501.841
Customers on site
73 Home Occupation Permit - Minor
$289.66
NO customers on site
74 Minor Variance
$915.47
75 Minor Variance for Fence Height
New
76 Itinerant Vendor Permit
$255.09
77 Temporary Use Permit
$1,243.28
78 Special Use Permit for Temporary Dependent Housing (TDH) $1,227.78
79 Renewal - Special Use Permit for Temporary Dependent Housing (TDH) / Temporary Use Permit (TUP)
$367.14
80 1
Extension of Approved Application
$1,636.65
81 MINOR PLANNING APPLICATIONS
82 Address Request Initial Fee
$41.72
83 Address Request Each Additional Lot or Building with Individual Suites $3.58
84 Architectural Review
$1,670.02
85 Requested Land Use Designation Provided in Writing - Zoning Verification Letter and/or Rebuild Letter
$134.70
hour
Minimum $20
86 10ak
Tree Permit
$112.05
87 Oak Tree Permit - Hazard Reduction Purpose (not for development) New
88 Oak Tree Mitigation
New
Based on Tree cost - current estimate
breakdown
89 Zoning Compliance
New
91 MASSAGE THERAPY PERMIT
92 Massage Therapy Establishment
$416.02
See Conditional Use Permit
93 Massage Therapy Establishment Renewal
$326.61
94 Massage Therapy Permit (Personal)
$326.61
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$15,771.76
0%
$15,771.00
$339
$12,782.15
0%
$12,782.00
$1,814
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$61.75
1%
$61.00
$1
$7,797.82
0%
$7,797.00
$963
$10,729.07
0%
$10,729.00
$1,335
$3,729.68
0%
$3,729.00
$371
$2,452.77
0%
$2,452.00
$347
NA
NA
lActual Cost
$0
$2,361.21
0%
$2,361.00
$423
$1,029.35
0%
$1,029.00
NA
$1,543.40
0%
$1,543.00
-$56
$666.59
0%
$666.00
$164
$340.73
0%
$340.00
$50
$1,531.86
0%
$1,531.00
$616
$601.61
0%
$601.00
NA
$417.42
0%
$417.00
$162
$1,242.23
0%
$1,242.00
-$1
$1,541.59
0%
$1,541.00
$313
$434.80
0%
$434.00
$67
$1,241.93
0%
$1,241.00
-$396
$52.18
0%
$52.00
$10
$2.09
4%
$2.00
-$2
$2,142.94
0%
$2,142.00
$472
$260.88
0%
$260.00
$125
$351.54
0%
$351.00
$239
$280.69
0%
$280.00
NA
NA
NA
Actual cost
NA
$262.76
0%
$262.00
NA
$437.28
0%
$437.00
$110
$571.43
0% 1$571.00
$244
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#
Title
Current
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
95 Massage Therapy Permit (Personal) Renewal
$231.25
96 LANDSCAPE AND EROSION CONTROL (PLANNING)
97 Conceptual Landscape Plan Comments
$170.46
Each
Equal to 1.5 hours
98 Planning Entitlement Conditions
$170.46
Each
For all planning case types (equal to

1.5 hours)
99 Pre -Application Review
$57.22
Hour
Minor Plan Review (Equal to 0.5 hour)
100

OTHER/MISCELLANEOUS
101
Site Investigation
$112.05
102
Condition Compliance Check Tract or Parcel Map, CUP
$895.21
103
Deferral of Development Impact Fees- 1st dwelling unit
$214.56
plus County Recorder Fees
104
Deferral of Development Impact Fees - each additional unit after 1st $131.12
105
General Plan and/or Development Code Interpretation
$684.22
106
Request for requested Permit Information
$134.70
hour
Minimum $20
107
Pre -Application Fee
$39.34
108
Pre -Application Conference Fee
$1,715.32
109
Pre -Application Development Review Fee
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit
110
Professional Consultation Appointment Fee
$172.84
half hour
111
lWeekly Mailing (agendas and applications filed) - Annual $294.59
year
112
Weekly Mailing (agendas and applications filed) - Single $7.52
mailing
113
Data Systems - Computer Generated Maps and/or Reports
Actual Cost
$500 initial deposit
114
Data Systems - Demographic Information Special Projects Actual Cost
$500 initial deposit
115
Improvement Plan Review - Plan Review - Plot Plans and Minor Subdivision
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit per sheet
116
Improvement Plan Review - Plan Review - Single Family
Actual Cost
$1,000 initial deposit per sheet
117
Improvement Plan Review - Plan Review - Tentative Parcel Map Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit per sheet
118
Improvement Plan Review - Plan Review - Tract
Actual Cost
$2,000 initial deposit per sheet
119
Improvement Plan Review - Request for Waiver or Deferral of Public Improvements
Actual Cost
120
Parcel Map - Checking Fee
Actual Cost
$2,500 initial deposit
121
Parcel Map - Checking Fee for all resubdivisions of an entire lot or parcel created on a Final Map or Parcel Map recorded after January 1, 1960
$627.60
122
Parcel Map - Checking Fee for Parcel Map filed on a Minor Subdivision which has conditions of approval that waive the Parcel Map requirement based upon adequate surveyor monumentation
$333.77
123
Parcel Map - Checking Fee for Parcel Map filed on Lot Line Adjustments where applicant voluntarily files the map in lieu of a Certificate of Compliance and a Record of Survey
$709.25
124
10ther - collection and Processing of Fees for Other Agencies $257.48
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$437.28
0%
$437.00
$206
$421.03
0%
$421.00
$251
$421.03
0%
$421.00
$251
$140.34
0%
$140.00
$83
$280.69
0%
$280.00
$168
$941.39
0%
$941.00
$46
$410.82
0%
$410.00
$195
$160.91
1%
$160.00
$29
$879.84
0%
$879.00
$195
$280.69
0%
$280.00
$145
$49.66
1%
$49.00
$10
$2,390.24
0%
$2,390.00
$675
$3,730.81
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$255.87
0%
$255.00
$82
$235.00
0%
$235.00
-$60
$6.00
0%
$6.00
-$2
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$500.00
0%
$500.00
-$128
$499.83
0%
$499.00
$165
$811.29
0%
$811.00
$102
$349.24
0% 1$349.00
$92
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Current
#
Title
Fee/Charge
Unit
Notes
125
Other- General Administrative Service Fee
FBHR of
Personnel
126
Other - Special Mailing, Delivery and Handling
Actual Cost
Based on courier charges
Other - Special Projects (projects which do not fit into any other 127
defined service and/or for which no fee is established elsewhere in Actual Cost
Initial deposit based on estimate
this Code)
provided by the Department
Base Rate per day, plus City costs (if
128
Other -Film Permit
New
applicable - ex. Police, fire, road
closures, etc)
129
General Plan Update Fee
New,
130
Business License Fee
131
Application Fee
$95.36
132
1 Penalties
10%
month
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
NA
NA
FBHR of
Personnel
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
NA
NA
Actual Cost
$0
$120.08
0%
$120.00
NA
5%
1%
5%
NA
$154.27
0%
J$154.00
$59
NA
INA
10%
$0
02/09/2026 City Council Agenda 71 186

FIRE PREVENTION AND PLANNING
#
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
1 Fire Safety Requirements for plan review, building and/or system(s) inspection 2 Aboveground storage or use of flammable or combustible liquids $1,002.49
each
3 Commercial Projects
$938.12
4 Field Inspection
$174.04
hour
5 Fire Alarm (occupant notification) 1-50 devices
$1,089.51
first 1-50
6 Fire Alarm (occupant notification) >50 devices
$23.84
each unit
7 Fire Alarm (water flow monitoring)
$479.19
per riser
8 Fire Flow Test (Fire Inspector witnessing the test)
$393.37
per hydrant
9 Hazardous Chemicals - storage, handling or use as a solid, liquid or gas, other than underground tanks
$828.46
each
10 Hood & Duct (Type 1)
$741.44
each system
11 Industrial Projects
$938.12
12 Interior and/or exterior building alteration (two hours or less) $523.30
hour
13 Interior and/or exterior building alteration (over two hours) $174.04
hour
14 Liquefied petroleum gas (store, handle, transport, or use more than 500 gallons, excluding R-3 occupancies)
$654.42
each
15 Re -inspection
$207.41
hour
16 Revisions to Approved Plans
$207.41
hour
17 Single Family Dwelling - custom home
$479.19
dwelling
18 Single Family Dwelling - tract home (minimum 4 or more homes) $241.98
per dwelling
19 Multi -Family Dwellings (each four units, or fraction thereof) $764.09
unit
20 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler inspection) - NFPA 13R (Multi -Residential) $207.41
Each 2 units
21 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler inspection) - NFPA 13D (Tract) $393.37
unit
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$1,098.35
0%
$1,098.00
$96
$1,023.14
0%
$1,023.00
$85
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$1,194.50
0%
$1,194.00
$104
$26.23
1%
$26.00
$2
$329.12
0%
$329,00
-$150
$425.27
0%
$425.00
$32
$906.04
0%
$906.00
$78
$809.89
0%
$809.00
$68
$1,023.14
0%
$1,023.00
$85
$569.50
0%
$569.00
$46
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$713.73
0%
$713.00
$59
$223.11
0%
$223.00
$16
$223.11
0%
$223.00
$16
$521.43
0%
$521.00
$42
$253.91
0%
$253.00
$11
$830.83
0%
$830.00
$66
$223.11
0% 1$223.00
$16
$425.27
0% J$425.00
$32
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FIRE PREVENTION AND PLANNING
q
Title
Current Fee/Charge
Unit
22 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler plan check and two inspections) - NFPA 13 System (Commercial)
$904.74
23 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler plan check and two inspections) - NFPA 13D System (Custom Home)
$741.44
unit
24 ISprinkler Systems (sprinkler plan check) - NFPA 13R (Multi -Residential) $764.09
25 Sprinkler Systems (sprinkler plan check) - NFPA 13D (Tract) $416.02
each model
26 Tenant Improvement (TI)
$677.07
unit
27 Title 19 Inspections - including but not limited to residential senior and day care facilities
$294.43
hour
28 Water Plan Check for Tract
$393.37
each
29 Fire Safety Requirements for Pre -Application and Application Review 30 Fire Plan Review Commercial Structure Mounted Photovoltaic Systems $590.05
per system
31 Plan Review as part of a Planning Conditional Use Permit, Final Development Plan, Planning Use Permit, Revision to Approved Action, Revision to Approved Action (Admin Approval), Special Use Permit, Special Use Permit - Biennial Renewal or Major Variance
$261.05
32 Dust Collection Systems
$479.19
33 Fire Pumps (sprinklers NFPA13)
$828.46
34 Fire Works Displays (requires site plan)
$241.98
per hour
35 Health Care Facilities/Nursing Homes/Detox Facilities (Inspection) $523.30
36 In -Rack Sprinklers
$567.40
37 Land Use Compliance Review (LUCR), Extension of Time $174.04
38 1 Massage Parlors
$393.37
39 Special Use Permit, Special Use Permit - TDH, Temporary Use Permit $174.04
hour
40 Private Schools (inspection)
$523.30
41 Residential Day Care Facility (inspection)
$479.19
42 Residential R-1 Hotels/Motels base (inspection only) $329.00
base
43 Residential R-1 Hotels/Motels per unit (inspection only) $16.69
unit
44 Smoke Control Systems
$915.47
per system
45 Special Extinguishing Systems
$741.44
per system
46 Special Project Review (Not Listed)
$174.04
hour
47 Spray Booths
$567.40
48 Temporary Event/Use (Haunted Houses, Amusement, Tents, canopies, membrane structures, Temporary Sales Lots)
$381.45
Full Cost
Subsidy %
Suggested Fee
Fee A
$992.34
0%
$992.00
$87
$800.03
0%
$800.00
$59
$830.83
0%
$830.00
$66
$446.22
0%
$446.00
$30
$734.68
0%
$734.00
$57
$319.26
0%
$319.00
$25
$425.27
0%
$425.00
$32
$638.52
0%
$638.00
$48
$192.31
0%
$192.00
-$69
$521.43
0%
$521.00
$42
$906.04
0%
$906.00
$78
$253.91
0%
$253.00
$11
$569.50
0%
$569.00
$46
$617.58
0%
$617.00
$50
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$425.27
0%
$425.00
$32
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$569.50
0%
$569.00
$46
$521.43
0%
$521.00
$42
$350.06
0%
$350.00
$21
$19.23
1%
$19.00
$2
$1,002.19
0%
$1,002.00
$87
$809.89
0%
$809.00
$68
$192.31
0%
$192.00
$18
$617.58
0%
$617.00
$50
$415.42
0%
$415.00
$34
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